‘The Moodys’ follows a slightly dysfunctional family of five, all of whom gather in their hometown of Chicago for the ‘perfect’ holiday. Denis Leary, Elizabeth Perkins and Jay Baruchel star. […]
In Netflix’s ‘Merry Happy Whatever’ Dennis Quaid stars as Don Quinn, a widower, cop and patriarch of a close-knit Philadelphia family that comes together for Christmas. […]
Wildlife biologist Adam Thorn and professional animal handler Rob ‘Caveman’ Alleva intentionally get bit and stung by animals and insects with the goal of creating a comprehensive pain index. […]
Showtime’s ‘Shameless’ is back for a landmark 10th season. The cast has changed, but the craziness hasn’t. […]
‘He gets some information about some events that happened when he was a very young person that kind of help organize his mind a little bit,’ Scott Bakula says of his ‘NCIS: New Orleans’ character. […]
Kal Penn (NBC’s new sitcom ‘Sunnyside’) answers our famous ‘5 Questions.’ […]
After a successful WWE Hall of Fame career, Beth Phoenix is rising to the occasion as a commentator for NXT. She is part of the brand’s next evolution, lending a female perspective and wealth of in-ring experience to the weekly broadcast now airing live Wednesday nights on USA Network. The gig is the result of a journey that began after receiving rave reviews for her Hall of Fame induction speech in 2017. “I did my talking in the ring, but I got such a positive reception that night,” Phoenix reflected. “From there I got a phone call from Michael Cole […]
Kal Penn plays a disgraced New York City councilman who gets a shot at redemption by helping a group of immigrants pass their naturalization tests. […]
When Bianca Belair found out NXT was going live Wednesday nights on USA Network, it was hard for the superstar to contain her excitement. The blood, sweat and tears poured into WWE’s yellow brand has created a buzz among fans. Although the “EST of NXT” a proud member of the locker room for three-and-half years, she is grateful to those who came before her to lay the foundation. “I’m reaping the benefits of what they did,” Belair said. “Combine that with all the work we put in, and it’s all paying off now. I’m very anxious. We just want to […]
Edward James Olmos has the air of an elder statesman, one accustomed to having to explain matters to people, especially important basics of Latinos’ contributions, culture and history. Long an activist, from doing simple acts of volunteerism — such as picking up a broom to clean up Los Angeles after the Rodney King riots — to consistently working with youth over the decades, Olmos, 71, founded the Youth Cinema Project, which has taught thousands of kids how to create films. That elder statesman vibe is partially because Olmos has been at this for so long, trying to bridge gaps in […]
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