TV shows ended or canceled 2018 This year, there were nearly 500 scripted television shows on the air, both returning series and new debuts. And while that marks an increase from last year, 2018 also saw its fair share of casualties, with dozens of shows getting axed or coming to a predetermined end. Here are 90 shows […]
Read moreA New York judge has ruled a sexual assault case against Harvey Weinstein can move forward, rejecting the latest push from the disgraced film producer’s lawyers to have his indictment thrown out. Judge James Burke’s ruling buoyed a prosecution that has appeared on rocky ground in recent months amid a prolonged defense effort to raise […]
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Actor Eliza Dushku has slammed CBS and her former “Bull” co-star Michael Weatherly in a scathing story for the Boston Globe that details the allegations of harassment that led to her $9.5 million settlement with the network earlier this year. “I took a job and, because I did not want to be harassed, I was fired,” Dushku states in the first-person story published on Wednesday. […]
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Survivor fans, meet your new champion: Nick Wilson, the public defender from Kentucky and sole surviving member of the David tribe, is the winner of Survivor: David vs. Goliath. Nick earned the Sole Survivor title at the climax of the two-hour finale, in which he unexpectedly lost a key ally in Davie Rickenbacker, participated in the not-quite-a-blindside of Alison […]
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“The Voice” has found its Season 15 winner: Chevel Shepherd from Team Kelly. Soon after her victory, the show congratulated the 16-year old singer on Twitter. Shepherd’s victory marks the second win in a row for Kelly Clarkson, following the Team Kelly victory last season for contestant Brynn Cartelli. The other three finalists vying for […]
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“A League of Their Own” and “Big” star Tom Hanks took to social media on Tuesday to pay tribute to director Penny Marshall. “Goodbye, Penny. Man, did we laugh a lot! Wish we still could. Love you. Hanx,” he wrote after news broke of her passing. Marshall, who passed away at age 75 on Monday due to diabetes complications, directed Hanks […]
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A group of advertisers say they are pulling their commercials from Fox News Channelhost Tucker Carlson’s 8 p.m. program, “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” after remarks he made last week about immigration. The passel of sponsors includes SmileDirectClub, Nautilus Inc.’s Bowflex, Ancestry.com, NerdWallet, Indeed.com and Pacific Life Insurance. Carlson sparked the controversy during last Thursday’s broadcast, noting that he felt […]
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Penny Marshall, the beloved star of Laverne & Shirley who went on to make Hollywood history as the director of beloved films Big and A League of Their Own, died peacefully at her home on Monday of complications from diabetes. She was 75 years old. “Our family is heartbroken over the passing of Penny Marshall,” Marshall’s family wrote in a […]
Read moreWrestling’s inner sanctum, preserved the secrets of professional wrestling for years and years.Throughout the 20th century, before a mainstream dormant in popularity experimented beyond the old, protective narrative, nobody ever really took pro wrestling at face value. Perhaps in the 1910s, but that’s about it. They knew it was in some way predetermined; they just […]
Read moreMichael B. Jordan knew he had to step his game up for the role as he faces off against Ivan Drago’s son in Creed 2 and we all know that there’s some bad blood between the Creeds and the Dragos. It’s going to take some serious training-which is exactly what Jordan did to get into […]
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Year after year, a ton of incredible films are released only to end up going largely unnoticed, and 2018 is no different. But don’t worry about missing out on all the future classics slipping under the radar – we’ve got the scoop on the very best… I Kill Giants Thoroughbreds Disobedience Searching Blindspotting The Miseducation […]
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Leslie Moonves will not be getting his $120 million severance, as CBS concluded after a months-long investigation that there is, indeed, merit to numerous claims that its former CEO sexually harassed several women over the course of decades. Word came of the decision Monday via a statement from CBS, and few were surprised. Only weeks […]
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The worlds of sports and entertainment have grown increasingly intertwined over the years. Celebrities have become regular (and regularly photographed) attendees at professional baseball and basketball games and, of course, the Super Bowl halftime show has always been an entertaining spectacle of big-name musical celebrities amid the year’s most-watched sporting event. Meanwhile, more and more professional athletes […]
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Jude Law burst into the Hollywood spotlight with his role in 1999’s The Talented Mr. Ripley and has since worked with directors such as Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg. Oscar nominations and a host of other critical considerations have followed in his wake. Kids today might know Law best as John Watson in Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes films, and perhaps […]
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President Donald Trump on Sunday again blasted “Saturday Night Live” and what he called “one sided coverage” on networks like NBC, hinting at legal action to battle “Democratic spin machines.” “A REAL scandal is the one sided coverage, hour by hour, of networks like NBC & Democrat spin machines like Saturday Night Live,” Trump tweeted […]
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The Philippines’ Catriona Gray was named Miss Universe 2018 in a competition held in Bangkok on Monday, besting contestants from 93 other countries and delighting her home nation. The 24-year-old singer and model attended Boston’s Berklee College of Music. When she was 13, her mother had a dream that she’d win the contest. Gray wore […]
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Gayle King is furious about the upheaval at CBS — and could be prepared to walk, Page Six is told. After Page Six reported that CBS is ready to revamp King’s “CBS This Morning,”we’re told King may not even stay at the network. The co-anchor gracefully handled the exit of co-anchor Charlie Rose in November 2017, taking the reins […]
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Sixteen, emerald-eyed, blond, an aspiring model with a confident streak and a painful past: Babi Christina Engelhardt had just caught Woody Allen’s gaze at legendary New York City power restaurant Elaine’s. It was October 1976, and when Engelhardt returned from the ladies’ room, she dropped a note on his table with her phone number. It […]
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In another win for Sony’s stable of Marvel films, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse swung to $35.4 million in its domestic debut — the best December opening ever for an animated film — laying the course for a strong run over the year-end holidays. The critically acclaimed film, produced by Philip Lord and Christopher Miller, reveals a shared universe […]
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is an unlikely national rock star. But the woman known as “the notorious RBG” is now the subject of a second film about her this year — in theaters on Christmas Day. On Saturday evening, the Brooklyn native appeared in person, expressing love for her hometown of New […]
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