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Not Dead Yet Review: Gina Rodriguez Charms in ABC Supernatural Comedy
The Jane the Virgin star anchors the new series, which has the potential for a long life. Not Dead Yet Review: Gina Rodriguez Charms in ABC Supernatural Comedy Liz Shannon Miller
Teagan Croft on Netflix’s True Spirit, DC’s Titans, and David Bowie
The film follows the true story of the youngest person to sail solo, non-stop, and unassisted around the world. Teagan Croft on Netflix’s True Spirit, DC’s Titans, and David Bowie Consequence Staff
Frasier Revival Set in Boston Where Everybody Used to Know His Name
Legendary television director James Burrows, who co-created Cheers, will be helming the first two episodes. Frasier Revival Set in Boston Where Everybody Used to Know His Name Wren Graves
Showtime Kills Dexter Sequel New Blood, Eyeing Prequel Instead
New Blood was the most-watched series in Showtime history. Showtime Kills Dexter Sequel New Blood, Eyeing Prequel Instead Carys Anderson
Cindy Williams, Laverne & Shirley Actress, Dead at 75
Williams co-starred opposite Penny Marshall on the classic sitcom. Cindy Williams, Laverne & Shirley Actress, Dead at 75 Alex Young and Liz Shannon Miller
Lisa Loring, Wednesday Addams Actress, Dead at 64
Loring starred on the original series running from 1964 to 1966. Lisa Loring, Wednesday Addams Actress, Dead at 64 Alex Young
Paul T. Goldman’s Creator on the Show’s 10-Year Journey: “I Let Reality Steer This Whole Thing”
"I let reality steer this whole thing," director Jason Woliner says about the wild Peacock comedy's journey from Twitter to TV. Paul T. Goldman’s Creator on the Show’s 10-Year Journey: “I Let Reality Steer This Whole Thing” Liz Shannon Miller
Phoebe Waller-Bridge Developing Tomb Raider Series for Amazon
The Fleabag multi-hyphenate is working on a series based on the popular video game-turned-film adaptations. Phoebe Waller-Bridge Developing Tomb Raider Series for Amazon Abby Jones
Yes, Neil Patrick Harris Appears in How I Met Your Father
Showrunners Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger confirmed we'll see more of Barney after he had a cameo in the Season 2 premiere. Yes, Neil Patrick Harris Appears in How I Met Your Father Carys Anderson
Tim Allen Flashes Home Improvement Co-Star Patricia Richardson in Resurfaced Clip
A newly resurfaced video shows Tim Allen flashing Home Improvement co-star Patricia Richardson in what TMZ describes as a “playful blooper.” In the clip obtained by TMZ, Allen is wearing a kilt. When he asks Richardson how it looks, she replies, “Hangs long, I just wish it was shorter” — prompting Allen to lift up the kilt and Richardson to scream. Richardson told TMZ that Allen was wearing boxer shorts underneath the kilt. “People ask me what was under the kilt when he flashed me, he was well dressed under there, I was just shocked that he lifted the kilt, not by a man in boxer shorts,” she explained. Advertisement Related Video The resurfaced clip comes days after Home Improvement actress Pamela Anderson accused Allen of flashing his penis at her backstage. “On the first day of fil...
Poison Ivy Gets the Whole City Off in Trailer for Harley Quinn Valentine’s Day Special: Watch
An intimate encounter turns into a citywide orgy in the new trailer for Harley Quinn: A Very Problematic Valentine’s Day Special. The latest chapter in Harley Quinn’s animated adventures premieres February 9th on HBO Max. The new preview finds plenty of friends and villains looking for love, but the big event is clearly a bedroom scene between Harley (Kaley Cuoco) and Poison Ivy (Lake Bell). After Ivy reaches full bloom, she becomes engulfed in white light, emitting a stream of heart-shaped petals all across Gotham City. Those who touch the petals fall into a fornication frenzy. At first Ivy is miffed at Harley, but as Harley retorts, “You can’t possibly be mad at me for getting you off too good. That is not a thing!” Elsewhere in Gotham, Bane goes on an online date, Clayface tak...
Aubrey Plaza and Amy Poehler Reprise Parks and Recs Characters on SNL
Fans of Parks and Recreation enjoyed a mini reunion on the latest episode of Saturday Night Live. Episode host Aubrey Plaza reprised her character April Ludgate during Weekend Update to discuss how young people can get involved in local government. After listing out several jobs requiring minimal effort (bus driver, working for a water department, dog catcher), Plaza’s Ludgate gave way to a true civil servant, “her old boss” Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler). As Knope, Poehler leaned into jokes about SNL and Weekend update — which she anchored for five seasons between 2004 and 2008. “I want to pick your brain about this job, about this show because I used to watch this when Seth Meyers did it by himself with no one else and he made it look really easy,” Poehler told current Weekend Update anchor ...
