Oscar-winning actor Jeff Bridges revealed on Twitter Monday night that he’d been diagnosed with lymphoma. The 70-year-old actor said his doctors say his “prognosis is good” and will start treatment. Bridges tweeted, “As the Dude would say..
Lady Gaga will be back on the big screen after landing the leading role in Ridley Scott’s new film, Gucci. Gaga will star alongside Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Adam Driver and Jared Leto as Patrizia Reggiani,
The characters from the classic sitcom Designing Women reunited for a table read for charity nearly three decades since the finale of the show. Former series stars and celebrity superfans helped raise money for Color of Change,
Casting news has been announced for the upcoming “Mad Max” sequel which focuses on the character of Furiosa, who was portrayed by actress Charlize Theron in 2015’s “Mad Max: Fury Road”. Theron will not reprise the role
Adele announced over the weekend that she is set to host next week’s episode of Saturday Night Live, on Oct. 24. “Bloooooody hellllll I’m so excited about this!!” Adele wrote on Instagram on Sunday, “And also absolutely terrified! My first
Fox has announced that Last Man Standing will end after Season 9. The final season of the sitcom will begin airing in January. In a statement, series star Tim Allen said, “I’ve been one lucky dude to have
Joaquin Phoenix and director Ridley Scott are teaming up for the film Kitbag, a movie about French military leader Napoleon. Phoenix will play Napoleon, with the film reportedly giving viewers an “original and personal” look at Napoleon
The 2020 Billboard Music Awards were held without an audience on Wednesday evening inside the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, with Kelly Clarkson serving as host. “Tonight is about the way music touches us all because music
Stevie Wonder has released two ‘surprise’ new songs. The songs have been released through Stevie’s new label So What The Fuss Music, marketed and distributed by Republic Records/Universal Music Group. Both tracks are written and produced by
Dexter is coming back to TV. Showtime announced on social media that Michael C. Hall will return as serial killer Dexter Morgan for a 10-episode limited series. Hall will be reunited once again with showrunner Clyde Phillips, and
