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Disney’s ‘Primos’ Creator and First Trailer Reveal New Animated Series Celebrating Her Diverse Multicultural Family (Exclusive)
Primos creator Natasha Kline has known since she was little that she wanted to make her own show. “I was five years old and I was like, “I want to be an animator,’” she recalls. Equally influential on the childhood of the director/writer/storyboard artist was her large, diverse family and hometown of L.A., a giant […]
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‘Agatha All Along’ Trailer Sees Kathryn Hahn Return as Witch for Marvel Series
Kathryn Hahn is back as witch Agatha Harkness in the first trailer for the Disney+ series Agatha All Along. A spinoff series from Disney+’s 2021 show WandaVision, Agatha All Along hails from creator Jac Schaeffer and premieres on the streaming service Sept. 18 with the first two episodes. Rounding out the cast for the Marvel […]
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How That Brutal ‘House of the Dragon’ Battle Death Played Out in the Book
[This story contains spoilers from season two, episode four of House of the Dragon, “The Red Dragon and the Gold.”] If the Dance of the Dragons wasn’t already officially on, it certainly is now. In its fourth episode, House of the Dragon season two finally went there — “there” meaning, full-on dragon-on-dragon violence, in the much-hyped […]
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John Cena Says He’s Retiring From Professional Wrestling After the 2025 Season
John Cena says he will retire from professional wrestling next year after two decades in the ring. On Saturday night, the wrestler-turned-actor delivered a heartfelt speech in Toronto to a stadium of World Wrestling Entertainment fans, who booed in disappointment as Cena said the 2025 season would be his last. He promised a farewell tour with dozens of […]
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‘House of the Dragon’: Ewan Mitchell on That Cliffhanger Dragon Battle and Why “There’s No Going Back”
[This story contains spoilers from season two, episode four of House of the Dragon, “The Red Dragon and the Gold.”] It’s always Aemond, isn’t it? House of the Dragon fans were finally awarded some dragon-to-dragon action Sunday night when, in episode four of season two, titled “The Red Dragon and the Gold,” Ser Criston Cole […]
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Mike Heslin, Actor in ‘Lioness’ and ‘The Holiday Proposal Plan,’ Dies at 30
Mike Heslin, an actor in Taylor Sheridan’s action-drama Lioness, had died. He was 30. His husband, Scotty Dynamo (born Nicolas James Wilson), shared on Instagram that Heslin died Tuesday from an unexpected cardiac event after a week-long battle in the hospital. “Michael was young, in perfect health, and the doctors have no explanation for what […]
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Christina Applegate Says She Has “Beef” With ‘Love Island’ Producers and Contestants
Christina Applegate seemingly has some “beef” with the Love Island producers and contestants. The Emmy-winning actress took to X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday to share some ASMR-related things about Peacock’s dating competition show that are bugging her a bit. “I adore Love Island. Have watched every season. It I have a beef with production and […]
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George R.R. Martin Reveals the Addition to ‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2 That He Calls “Brilliant”
[This story contains spoilers for House of the Dragon season two, episodes one and two.] George R.R. Martin has nothing but high praise for season two of HBO’s House of the Dragon so far, especially a new four-legged character. The author and producer recently took to his personal blog to share his review of the initial episodes […]
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President Biden Insists There’s “No Indication of Any Serious Condition” in First Post-Debate Interview
In what is arguably the most important media interview of his reelection bid, President Joe Biden on Friday maintained that his shaky performance at the first 2024 presidential debate was “a bad night” and that he was “sick” but the incumbent candidate seemed unaware of how fast his chances to win appear to be slipping […]
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NFL Cheerleader Pay: How Much Do ‘America’s Sweethearts’ and Other Teams Actually Make?
“I would say I’m making like a Chick-fil-A worker that works full time,” former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Katherine Puryear tells viewers during the first episode of Netflix’s latest docuseries hit America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The former professional cheerleader, a commentator throughout the series, offered the explanation after being asked point-blank how much she made […]
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DC’s Arkham Asylum TV Show Not Moving Forward at Max
The gates to Arkham Asylum are closing — for now. A DC show for Max centering on the hospital populated by Batman villains is no longer moving forward, at least in its current iteration, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The latest version of the show had The Staircase‘s Antonio Campos set as showrunner and The […]
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TV Ratings: NBC’s Fourth of July Fireworks Hit Three-Year High
NBC got a strong tune-in for its annual Independence Day fireworks special. The Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular brought in 7.6 million viewers across NBC and Peacock, the best multi-platform showing for the special in three years. It improved slightly (by 2 percent) on last year’s all-in number. (The 7.6 million figure includes both […]
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Jeff Daniels on That Knee-Jerk ‘A Man in Full’ Finale and Getting the Shot in One Take
Jeff Daniels says he isn’t giving much thought to metaphor in his performances. But his recent role as Charlie Croker in Netflix’s A Man in Full was swimming in them. Based on Tom Wolfe’s 1998 novel of the same name — which shook up Atlanta’s high society, thanks to Croker’s striking likeness to the city’s […]
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‘The Chi’ Boss on How That Major Finale Death Sets Up Season 7
[This story contains major spoilers from the season six finale of The Chi.] To say that Otis “Douda” Perry, played by Curtiss Cook, had a target on his back by numerous people on The Chi would be a major understatement. For five seasons on the Paramount+ with Showtime series Douda has served as the ultimate, […]
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Stephanie March on the ‘Law & Order: SVU’ Storyline That Led to Her Real-Life Passion
Over the course of her time on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Stephanie March’s Assistant District Attorney Alexandra “Alex” Cabot became a fan-favorite character. The ADA had a main role in the long-running series for seasons two through five, as well as 11. (She returned in a recurring role in seasons six, 10, 13 […]
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Patrick Bertoletti Wins Nathan’s Annual Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest
Patrick Bertoletti has won the Nathan’s 2024 men’s Hot Dog Eating Contest, while Miki Sudo defended her 2023 win with her 10th title in the women’s competition. Bertoletti of Chicago consumed 58 hot dogs in a tight race, where the leader varied among the 13 competitors around the world. He surpassed his personal best of […]
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