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“WWE Friday Night SmackDown!” has been an institution in the wrestling world since it first debuted in 1999. Now, a quarter-century later, the pro wrestling show continues to rope in fans both old and new, with millions of people tuning…
After more than a decade, Days of Our Lives is welcoming back (from the dead!) one of Salem’s most memorable residents.
Apple TV has an impressive catalog of prestige TV shows, and Slow Horses is undoubtedly one of the best spy thrillers on the streaming platform. Premiering in 2022, Slow Horses raised the bar for how shows about espionage should be…
The Bride has a wild ending that leaves things open-ended for viewers, but also helps slam home its message in one explosive moment. This is a bizarre mix of a horror movie, mixed with an arthouse vibe that pays homage…
Newcomer Thaddeus LaGrone has been tapped to join the cast of Fox’s upcoming “Baywatch” reboot. The actor joins a growing cast that includes Stephen Amell, Jessica Belkin and David Chokachi. In the new “Baywatch,” LaBrone will play Brad, who according…
“It’s dead, sadly,” Carlos López Estrada revealed about the project that was first announced in 2020.
Illenium has long had a monumental relationship with Las Vegas. In July 2021, he became the first artist to headline the city’s Allegiant Stadium with his three-set performance Trilogy. On Thursday (March 5), the producer honored that bond again, launching…
The musician now known as Ye yawned, closed his eyes, and appeared to catch his head falling forward more than once during his turn on the witness stand
Stephen Hibbert, the actor from Pulp Fiction, Austin Powers and The Cat in the Hat, has died. He was 68. The actor’s family revealed that he died of a heart attack on Monday in Denver, according to TMZ. “Our father,…
While he decided not to direct “The Adventures of Cliff Booth” and scrapped “The Movie Critic,” Quentin Tarantino will make a directorial comeback with an original play he’s written, Variety has confirmed. According to the Daily Mail, which first reported the news,…