Amazon Studios(NEW YORK) — The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel will be back for season two just in time for the holidays. Amazon has announced that the Emmy-winning comedy will return on December 5. The second season will pick
ABC/Lou Rocco(LOS ANGELES) — Jamie Lee Curtis is opening up about the opioid addiction that nearly destroyed her life. In a new cover story for People, the Halloween actress reveals that her addiction to pain pills began
Nicole Weingart/E! Entertainment(LOS ANGELES) — Has Khloé Kardashian finally had enough of Tristan Thompson? A source tells People magazine that after working at repairing their relationship, after the pro basketball player was caught cheating on her six
ABC/John Fleenor(LOS ANGELES) — The ’80s throwback series The Goldbergs has mined another gem from the Reagan-era: the Nightmare on Elm Street series. The sitcom scored a scary “get” in the form of Freddy Krueger himself, actor
NBC/Trae Patton(LOS ANGELES) — The battle rounds concluded Tuesday night on The Voice, as teammates went head-to-head for the right to grab the last spots in the knockouts. It was a night that saw Blake Shelton steal
Walt Disney Pictures(HOLLYWOOD) — The latest trailer for Mary Poppins Returns has arrived. In the new clip, we see Emily Blunt’s Mary Poppins arriving at the Banks’ home to help siblings Jane and Michael take care of
Rodin Eckenroth/WireImage(LOS ANGELES) — American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy has donated $10 million to the hospital that treated his young son for cancer. In an Instagram post Monday, Murphy opened up about his son’s battle with
Jive/Legacy Recordings(NEW YORK) — How were we supposed to know that 20 years ago today — October 23, 1998 — a teenager named Britney Spears would release her debut single “…Baby One More Time,” and change pop
ABC/Yolanda Pere(NEW YORK) — Rosie O’Donnell is engaged. The 56-year-old confirmed to People magazine on Monday that she’s planning on getting hitched to 33-year-old Elizabeth Rooney, though their wedding won’t be any time soon. “This is a
ABC/Richard Cartwright(NEW YORK) — The kids may be alright but the parenting techniques of the 1970s were a bit questionable. Mary McCormack, who plays no-nonsense Peggy Clearly on the ABC comedy The Kids Are Alright, says even