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Craig Sjodin / ABC / Everett Collection / Paul Skipper / jpistudios.com Countless soap characters have said “I do” through the decades. The nuptials of fan-favorite characters are always memorable moments for viewers. Soap weddings are often unforgettable in more ways than one, whether it be the bride’s gown or a shocking objection. The year
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How Jenna Dewan, Channing Tatum’s Daughter Everly Reacted to Her ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Casting As Jenna Dewan begins her Dancing With the Stars journey, she’s got the support of a full squad. And we don’t just mean her Rookie costars. Back home, Jenna’s biggest fans are her three children; 13-year-old daughter Everly, whom she
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Patrick Clancy Says Lindsay Clancy Told Him She Thought About Suicide and Harming Their Kids Lindsay Clancy‘s now-ex-husband was the first witness called to testify during her murder trial, which began July 27 in Plymouth Superior Court. The 35-year-old former nurse has not denied killing daughter Cora, 5, and sons Dawson, 3, and Callan, 8
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Troye Sivan has dropped his new She’s the Best single, “Party.” Built around a prominent sample of Madonna’s Y2K single “Music,” the track comes with a risqué, baroque video directed by Gordon von Steiner. Sivan plays a medieval knight in the clip, which also features a voiceover courtesy of Sir Ian McKellen, who a 14-year-old
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20th Century Studios has 99 problems but a pitch ain’t one. The Disney studio arm has hired Josh Cooley, the animation filmmaker known for Toy Story 4 and Transformers One, to pen the live-action adaptation of video game 99 Nights in the Forest. 20th Century picked up theatrical film rights to the popular game, developed
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Nia Long received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame surrounded by her family, including sons Massai and Kez, and colleagues Larenz Tate, Bill Bellamy, Mike Epps, and Terrence Howard. For the occasion, Long wore a $2,400 Khaite Ria Linen-Blend Maxi Dress in ivory, featuring draped cap sleeves and a chunky gold chain necklace,
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The pianist and composer launches After the Masters – School of Velocity with a powerful new work inspired by the tradition of the great classical masters Some music looks backward. Some looks forward. With “Valenor,” Avohee Avoher manages to do both. The pianist and composer has released a striking new instrumental work that serves as
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Death Cab for Cutie have unveiled a batch of shows behind I Built You a Tower early next year. Ben Gibbard and co. had already booked a string of dates in Europe, Japan, and Australia—appended by a one-off show in Chicago in November—and will head now out on a full North American trek starting in
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John Leguizamo, who earned praise for his performance in Universal’s summer blockbuster The Odyssey, is returning to the studio for its big-screen take on Miami Vice. Leguizamo has joined Miami Vice ’85, adding to the crime thriller’s cast that already includes Michael B. Jordan, Austin Butler, Alden Ehrenreich, Whitney Peak, Camila Morrone and Danny Ramirez.
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One of the principal takeaways from Tim Blake Nelson’s bruising drama set in and around a maximum-security Oklahoma prison, The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd, is how infrequently we get to see Scoot McNairy in a meaty lead role that gives the reliably great character actor real complexity to chew on. McNairy plays a
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Love Radioby Ebony LaDelle In this dual-perspective love story, LaDelle offers a narrative in which the main characters deal with PTSD, anxiety, and parentification. Both teens feel the weight of their parents’ expectations heavy on their shoulders, and each one deals with past situations that have left them shielding parts of their truth. The way
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Thunderbolts* and Disclosure Day star Wyatt Russell has joined the cast of John Carroll Lynch’s upcoming comedy Happy. He will appear as Roger alongside Sex Education alum Asa Butterfield and 1917‘s Mark Strong, with Kyra Sedgwick (The Closer), Brittany O’Grady (The White Lotus) and Patti Harrison (Together Together) also starring. The feature follows Myles (Butterfield)
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AREA closed out another electric season with its Spring/Summer 2027 runway show, and the brand’s signature maximalism was on full display. Think sculptural fringe in molded plastic tubing, liquid metal wrapped bodies, and hand-cut mirrored paillettes that moved like water with every step. Standouts included a striking orange-and-white checkerboard fringe mini dress built from interlocking
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Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner became a New York Times bestselling author with her 2021 memoir, Crying in H Mart. Now, she’s making her highly anticipated return to the nonfiction world with her new book, Thank You for Your Suffering. The upcoming memoir—out April 27, 2027, via Knopf—documents the year that Zauner lived abroad in South
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In his latest movie, Johnny Knoxville nearly gets electrocuted on a fence and pees himself, clings to the hood of a speeding jeep, and suffers numerous other physical abuses. No, it’s not the latest Jackass flick, but rather Michael Lewen’s scatological new comedy about kids at summer camp. The sort of determinedly outrageous R-rated comedy
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Netflix, the CW, NBC If rowing romance Crew Girlhas rowed its way into your heart already, there’s a good chance you’re in need of a new teen drama or sports romance fix. Whether you’re drawn to Teagan’s (Miku Martineau) complicated love triangle with her crewmates, Josh (Samuel Braun) and Cam (Kyle Clark), or the competition
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It finally happened: Sony’s highest-grossing movie ever, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, is now the top-grossing movie ever at the domestic box office, eclipsing Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which held the record for the past 10 years with a cume of $936.66 million. As of Tuesday, Spider-Man: Brand New Day counts a running domestic cume
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After a record $4.67B summer, last weekend’s Warner Bros/Alcon’s Practical Magic 2 didn’t exactly light the fall on fire. But this weekend’s Sony/Constantin‘s revival of Resident Evil from Zach Cregger could very well do the trick with a $40M-$50M domestic start and another $31M overseas for a global around $80M on the high end. While
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EXCLUSIVE: There’s been a lot of happy days at Sony this summer with the never-ending record breaking success of Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but nothing could be sweeter than the now as the Destin Daniel Cretton-directed movie conquered Star Wars: The Force Awakens to become the highest grossing movie ever at the domestic
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