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Nicki Minaj has always been known for being outspoken, but on her new album The Pinkprint, she's opening up in deeply personal new ways.
One such touchy subject is the abortion Minaj got when she was a teenager. "One of my goals was to give people a glimpse into my personal life, because...
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Actresses are no strangers to plastic surgery, but some are tight-lipped about just what they've had done. Not Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting!
In a new interview with Redbook magazine , the...
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Haven't seen The Interview yet? Now there's more ways to check out one of the year's most controversial films.
Sony announced on Wednesday that it has reached an agreement with several cable providers to distribute the film via Video-on-Demand for $5.99, Deadline reports. The film will be available on...
Edward Herrmann, best known for playing the beloved Richard Gilmore on Gilmore Girls , died Wednesday morning, TMZ reports. He was 71.
The Emmy winner was battling brain cancer and had been in the intensive care unit for...
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World War II is over, but superspy Peggy Carter is still fighting the good fight — and she's looking pretty damn good while doing it. ABC's lushly produced, seven-episode action-adventure series Marvel's Agent Carter , set in 1946, will be bringing some old-style Hollywood glamour to primetime. Leading lady Hayley Atwell wholeheartedly approves.
"This series is such a film-noir feast for the eyes that I come to work an hour early just to watch," says the British actress, who first played Carter in the 2011 movie blockbuster Marvel's Captain America: The First Avenger . "Despite all the chaos of the war years, people had great style — the guys so elegant and gentlemanlike, the women so beautiful and well turned out with their cinched waists, pencil skirts, pin curls, and red lips. To act in this time period is absolute heaven."
Peggy, however, is in her own kind of hell...
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If at first you don't succeed, wait 25 years and try again. Comedy auteur Judd Apatow (The 40-Year-old Virgin, Knocked Up) wrote the Sunday, Jan. 11 episode of Fox's The Simpsons — "Bart's New Friend" — way back in 1990, mere weeks after the series debuted. Why did his work take so long to hit the air? Apatow gave us the d'oh-down.
TV Guide Magazine: What made you write this thing?
Apatow: I was 22, a huge fan of The Simpsons, and hoping for a TV writing career. At the time I was a fledgling standup comic and people said, "If you want to write for sitcoms, you need to do spec scripts." Only six episodes of The Simpsons had aired at that point but I tried to copy the style and did a spec script where Homer gets hypnotized and thinks he's a 10-year-old. He has such a great time being Bart's friend that he doesn't want to become an adult again. I sent it in — in fact, I sent it to all my favorite shows — and got no job offers. I also wrote a spec script for the great Chris Elliott show Get a Life. They at least brought me in for a meeting, but that didn't lead to any work, either. Then, all these years later, [Simpsons executive producer] Al Jean calls and says, "Hey, we'll make it now!" ...
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William Shakespeare is the clear inspiration for the new Fox drama Empire — a sudsy retooling of King Lear set in the world of hip-hop — but there's no way in hell that the Bard could have ever imagined Cookie Lyon! Played with fire and fabulosity by Oscar nominee Taraji P. Henson, Cookie emerges in the series' first episode from a 17-year stint in the slammer for running illegal drugs — the profits of which went to the creation of Empire Entertainment. This hugely successful record company conglomerate is run by Cookie's ex-hubby, Lucious (Terrence Howard), a street thug—turned—rap superstar, and it's about to go public on the New York Stock Exchange. Cookie, who knows she can bring down Lucious with one juicy leak to the press, wants what she feels is her fair share of the company. That would be half.
"Cookie is my hero — a tell-it-like-it-is everywoman who has made the ultimate sacrifice for her family," says Henson....
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It took the power of Tim Allen to convince Patricia Richardson to return to the sitcom world.
Richardson hadn't appeared on a half-hour comedy since she and Allen wrapped Home Improvement in 1999. But now she's back, guest starring on the Jan. 9 episode of Allen's latest ABC comedy, Last Man Standing.
Richardson plays Helen Potts, a neighbor who is good with tools (yes, a nod to Allen's Home Improvement character) but who annoys nearby homes with her loud power tools. Mike (Allen) feels the need to step in when his wife Vanessa (Nancy Travis) and Helen become pals.
Allen said he wanted to wait until the Last Man Standing writers came up with the right role before inviting Richardson to set....
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By the beginning of 2008, the Writers Guild of America had been on strike for two months, halting productions throughout Hollywood. When the WGA announced that it would picket the Golden Globes, it became apparent that actors would not cross the picket line.
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), which gives out the awards, decided to replace the ceremony with...
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Empire, Fox's upcoming hip-hop soap opera, is aiming to win over radio programmers and music fans when it premieres on Jan. 7. Unlike the network's Glee, Fox's last big scripted musical, Empire will feature almost all original songs instead of covers.
"That presents a whole lot of new challenges," says Geoff Bywater, senior vice president of music at 20th Century Fox TV, which produces the show. Unfamiliar tracks can be a tough sell for audiences, says Bywater, but "one thing we really did learn on Glee, as much as we tried, is that trying to get a cover single [on the radio] is difficult. Original music will lend a stronger, credible voice to Empire." (The covers from The Voice and American Idol contestants don't get radio play either.)
Veteran record producer Timbaland and his team (including Raphael Saadiq) are overseeing the music on the drama...
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Paul Walker's father is suing the family of Roger Rodas, the actor's longtime business partner and the driver in their fatal car crash, for $1.8 million...
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Another day, another secret celebrity engagement!
Us Weekly reports that Charlize Theron and Sean Penn got engaged this past...
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Lindsay Lohan was hit with some unfortunate news while on her holiday vacation.
The 28-year-old actress revealed recently that she has been diagnosed with Chikungunya, a rare, untreatable virus that is spread through mosquitos. The virus causes ...
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From auspicious debuts (hey, Jane the Virgin, The Affair and Transparent) to gut-wrenching finales (why, Hannibal, why?), we were spoiled with fantastic hours of television in 2014. TVGuide.com has compiled the top 25 episodes of the year. Which ones made the cut?
The best TV shows of 2014
Here are Episodes 5-1. (Catch up with Episodes 25-21, Episodes 20-16, Episodes 15-11 and Episodes 10-6 or check out the full list here.)
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Get out your barf buckets! Food Network's Worst Cooks in America will return Sunday, Jan. 4 (9/8c) for its sixth season of gustatory ghastliness, but Chef Anne Burrell — the no-baloney host and top judge — still holds out hope for a miracle...
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He'll take booze over family any day! Shameless returns for its fifth season with incorrigible drunk Frank Gallagher (William H. Macy) secretly making his own home brew, despite recently undergoing a liver transplant. His kids also continue their ride on the razor's edge. Former jailbird Fiona (Emmy Rossum) will find herself juggling four guys: Sean (Dermot Mulroney), her boss at the diner and a fellow recovering addict; rock musicians Gus (Steve Kazee) and Davis (Axle Whitehead); and her jerky ex-lover Jimmy (Justin Chatwin), who isn't dead after all.
"Each is a potential partnership and each brings potential destruction," says executive producer Nancy Pimental....
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Fresh, shmesh. Food Network superstar Ina Garten — aka The Barefoot Contessa — is out with her ninth cookbook, Make It Ahead (Clarkson Potter). Don't feel guilty. Do what she says! It just might change your life...
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