Helen Sloan/courtesy of HBO(LOS ANGELES) — Game of Thrones fans were disappointed when Jon Snow’s faithful direwolf, Ghost, didn’t make any appearances in the show’s seventh season. But here’s the good news: He’ll be re-appearing in the
Will Heath/NBC(NEW YORK) — Alec Baldwin, who plays President Trump on SNL, has some choice words for Kanye West, who went on a non-televised pro-Trump rant following his performance on SNL Saturday. Baldwin posted a five-part message
Jonathan Prime / Netflix(LOS ANGELES) — Black Mirror is about to get interactive. According to a report from Bloomberg, the popular Netflix sci-fi anthology series is planning a choose-your-adventure episode — meaning viewers will get the chance
ABC/Heidi Gutman(PUERTO RICO) — Lin-Manuel Miranda is returning to Hamilton for a good cause. People reports Miranda will be reprising the role of Alexander Hamilton for 24 performances of his Tony award-winning musical at the University of
Paramount Pictures (HOLLYWOOD) — Paramount Pictures has released the first teaser for Rocketman, the upcoming biopic about Elton John. The snippet shows Kingsman series star Taron Egerton channeling a ’70s-era Elton, complete with his receding hairline, and as
ABC/Kevin Mazur; Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic(NEW YORK) — Gwyneth Paltrow made her marriage to her fiancé, TV producer Brad Falchuk, Instagram official on Sunday. Paltrow shared a photo of her and Falchuk’s hands, one on top of the other,
NBC/Will Heath(NEW YORK) — Matt Damon was the latest A-lister to join Saturday Night Live as he guest starred as an angry Brett Kavanaugh in the season premiere’s cold open. In a sketch parodying the Senate Judiciary
Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish in “Night School”; Universal(NEW YORK) — Night School topped the weekend box office with an estimated $28 million weekend. Overseas, the comedy from Malcolm Lee and Will Packer — the duo behind
Andrew Eccles/Universal Pictures(HOLLYWOOD) — In a new cover story for Entertainment Weekly, Jamie Lee Curtis explains how her new Halloween sequel has evolved since the original film in 1978. This time around, Curtis’ Laurie Strode takes on
Universal Pictures(NEW YORK) — Girls Trip director Malcolm Lee and producer Will Packer are sharing details of how their new comedy, Night School, came about and why the upcoming film had a bit of a bumpy start.