Michael Tran/FilmMagic(BEVERLY HILLS) — Beverly Hills, 90210 fans, rejoice — the show is coming back…with the original cast. But before you book the Peach Pit for your celebratory bash, you need to know a few things. Yes,
Photo Credit: Marion Curtis/StarPix for Focus Features(LOS ANGELES) — While BlacKkKlansman was scoring at the Oscars this past weekend, co-star Topher Grace was busy: The former That 70s Show star was apparently putting the finishing touches on
Neal Preston/Warner Bros. (LOS ANGELES) — A Star Is Reborn. Fresh off Lady Gaga’s Oscar win for “Shallow,” Entertainment Weekly reports A Star Is Born will be returning to theaters with new music and additional scenes. The
Marion Curtis(NEW YORK) — Patrice Lovely is ready for fans to see her reprise her hilarious role as Hattie in the upcoming Tyler Perry film A Madea Family Funeral. For many fans of Perry’s Madea film franchise,
Nick Wall/Netflix(LONDON) — Idris Elba is letting fans know he’s man of many talents, both on and off the screen. Elba, who actually started his career behind the turntables before branching out into film and TV, is
ABC/Randy Holmes(LOS ANGELES) — Miley Cyrus is dressing in drag – as a man – to kick off season 11 of RuPaul’s Drag Race. In a sneak peek from the premiere episode, Miley goes undercover to surprise
ABC/Randy Holmes(LOS ANGELES) — Jordan Peele is close to nailing down his Candyman. Variety reports that Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who recently played the villainous Black Manta in Aquaman, is in talks to star as the titular villain
Robert Viglasky/MGM(ATLANTA) — An audience attending a screening of Dwayne Johnson’s latest movie, Fighting with My Family, at an Atlanta, Georgia movie theater over the weekend were also treated to a surprise appearance from “The Rock“ himself.
Photo by Heidi Gutman/ABC via Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Emma Thompson’s decision to quit the Skydance Animation film Luck — which is being produced by embattled former Pixar and Walt Disney Animation head John Lasseter — has
ABC/Eric McCandless(LOS ANGELES) — After President Donald Trump called Spike Lee’s Oscar speech a “racist hit” that was aimed at him, Lee says he’s not all bothered by the president’s harsh words. “Well, it’s okey-dokey, you know.