From Samantha Stephens on “Bewitched” to Sabrina Spellman on “Sabrina the Teenage Witch,” the concept of a TV show about witches is an old (pointed) hat. And it’s not a trend that will soon disappear, if there’s any indication from buzzy shows like the upcoming
Amy Poehler recently took accountability for her problematic “Saturday Night Live” characters while talking to former cast member Will Forte on her “Good Hang” podcast. Poehler said that every comedian who has appeared on “SNL” over the years has “played people that we should not
There’s an epic fight in “TBC” tonight! American David “Dynamite” Stevens (14-2-0) takes on Russian boxer Petr “The Python” Khamukov (13-0-0) in a highly-anticipated super middleweight on Friday, June 20. L.A. Friday Night Fights Series: Stevens vs. Khamukov takes place at Thunder Studios in Long
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson’s Apple TV+ comedy series has paused production amid creative changes at the helm of the show. Variety has confirmed that the series, currently titled “Brothers,” had finished filming eight of its 10 episodes in Texas before the shutdown. David West
The Punisher returns. Jon Bernthal is suiting up as the vigilante once again for “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” Sony and Marvel’s latest web-slinging adventure. Bernthal first suited up as Punisher, aka Frank Castle, in Netflix’s 2016 series “Daredevil,” becoming a fan-favorite before starring in his
SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers from “The Waterfront,” now streaming on Netflix. By the end of the first season of Netflix’s crime drama “The Waterfront,” the Buckley family managed to survive the tidal wave of outside threats — and a bucket of man o’
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former assistant Brendan Paul took the stand Friday as one of the prosecution’s last major witnesses in Combs’ ongoing trial. Paul, a 26-year-old Syracuse basketball player from Ohio, worked for Combs for 18 months starting in late 2022. On March 24, 2024
Sydney Sweeney’s character Claire in Apple TV+’s tense psychological thriller “Echo Valley” is a volatile, heroin-addicted young woman whose reckless decisions escalate into deadly ramifications. Her downward trajectory comes to a head when she arrives at her mother’s (Julianne Moore) remote home, high, frantic, blood-soaked