Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for AG(LOS ANGELES) — Ariana Grande can add Mikey Foster to the list of exes she can say “thank u, next” to. After about eight months of dating, Grande and Foster called it quits “about a month ago,” a source
ABC/Paula LoboFamed aerialist Nik Wallenda is about to embark on his most challenging feat tonight, walking across one of the globe’s most active volcanos. Live on ABC, Wallenda will wire-walk over Nicaragua’s Masaya volcano — dubbed the “mouth of
FOX(NEW YORK) — Tonight, Taraji P. Henson returns as Cookie Lyon for the second half of the final season of Empire. Henson, who’s played the illustrious character for six seasons, tells ABC Audio that saying goodbye to her “iconic” role
Athieu Bitton/Netflix(NEW YORK) — Thanks to Netflix, some of comedy’s biggest names will come together for a star-studded comedy festival. Netflix has announced their first-ever comedy festival, Netflix Is a Joke Fest, which will bring comedians and
Charles Sykes/Bravo(LOS ANGELES) — While appearing on Watch What Happens Live on Monday night, The Invisible Man co-stars Elisabeth Moss and Aldis Hodge shared a few laughs about a gossip magazine cover story saying the actress was
ABC/Eric McCandless(LOS ANGELES) — While Star Trek: Picard has set their phasers for fun (sorry), Trekkers shouldn’t expect to see William Shatner’s James Tiberius Kirk appear in his own CBS All Access show. “No.” Shatner responded flatly
ABC/Heidi Gutman(LOS ANGELES) — Sanaa Lathan is taking on the purr-fect role in the upcoming season of Harley Quinn. Harley Quinn showrunners Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker confirmed to DC Daily that Lathan will voice the role
ABC/Randy Holmes(LOS ANGELES) — Anyone who has had to say goodbye to their beloved dog knows just how heartbreaking it is. Channing Tatum is honoring his late best friend by immortalizing her in a movie. “A little over a
ABC News(LOS ANGELES) — With the COVID-19 coronavirus spreading worldwide, the prognosis is dire for the worldwide box office. The Hollywood Reporter notes the outbreak could lead to a $5 billion decline for the motion picture industry.
Stephen Cohen/MSNBC(WASHINGTON D.C.) — Longtime MSNBC host Chris Matthews began his Monday night show with his abrupt resignation, following controversial comments he made over the last few weeks and new allegations that he had previously made inappropriate