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In the Real Housewives fan base, the beef between Melissa Gorga and Teresa Giudice is legendary. The sister-in-laws turned Real Housewives of New Jersey co-stars have been feuding for years, but Gorga claims that’s all behind them.
Shaboozey is responding to criticism of the speech he gave at the 2026 Grammy Premiere Ceremony, after declaring that “immigrants built this country” during Sunday’s pre-broadcast event. Related Shaboozey Honors Immigrants as He Accepts His First Grammy: ‘You Give America Color’…
Apple TV has unveiled five high-profile films set to arrive in 2026, toplined by Keanu Reeves, Jake Johnson, Ryan Reynolds, John Cena, and Chris Pratt.
A Quentin Tarantino project with Walton Goggins is finding new success nearly 15 years after the film’s theatrical run. Known as one of Hollywood’s filmmakers to go heavily into violence through his stories, one of Tarantino’s movies from over a…
Apple TV debuted a first-look image from the film, which premieres Sept. 4 on the streamer.
Apple Original Films upcoming action-buddy-comedy, Mayday, starring Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh is set to bow on September 4 on Apple TV. The studio announced the date at its Apple TV press day and also unveiled a first look image.…
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers from the seventh episode of “The Traitors” Season 4, now streaming on Peacock. Lisa Rinna made it seven episodes as a Traitor on Season 4 of “The Traitors” — long enough to wear the…
Tracy Zamot, a veteran publicist who worked for Atlantic, Virgin and Motown Records, Pandora Radio and others, has died after a long illness, her family has confirmed. No specific cause of death was announced; she was 55. A graduate of…
Super Bowl commercials are practically their own franchise. So, how much will it cost for advertisers to land a 30-second ad during this year’s big game?
The first lady’s $75 million Amazon documentary just added 200 screens, expanding its theatrical run to 2,000 — with some in deep blue cities you’d never expect — before it heads to Amazon Prime, probably sometime this summer