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Jane the Virgin is coming back sooner than we thought!
The CW announced on Friday that the critical darling will return on Monday, Oct. 12, one week earlier than the scheduled Oct. 19. The new comedy Crazy Ex-Girlfriend also got its premiere bumped to the same
In the Jane the Virgin season finale, we
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Bobbi Kristina Brown will be laid to rest this Saturday, and Nick Gordon is begging her family to be there.
Nick Gordon was allegedly one of the people who discovered Brown face-down and unresponsive in a bathtub early this year. She slipped into a coma and passed away on July 26.
According to People,
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Hey, campers! If you're anything like us, you've already binged all eight episodes of Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp. But were you able to pay close attention in between your laughing fits to catch all the awesome jokes and cheeky movie winks? If not, no worries. We wrote all of them
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Jon Stewart is going out with a bang!
On Thursday night -- one week before his very last episode as host of The Daily Show -- he closed out by announcing who his final guests will be.
"Remember, next week is our last week," he said Thursday, according to CNN Money. "I can't wait to show my
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It's a very sad day for wrestling fans.
"Rowdy" Roddy Piper, an actor and former professional wrestler, died of cardiac arrest Thursday night, reports TMZ Sports. He was 61 years old.
His representative told TMZ, "I am devastated at this news. Rod was a good friend as well as a client and one of the
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Mark Zuckerberg used a happy announcement to share some thoughts on a topic most people don't like to talk about.
It sometimes feels like your newsfeed is an endless onslaught of people's happy family news: Engagements, weddings, and Pinterest-style pregnancy announcements. On Friday, the Facebook
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Kyle Chandler resurrected Coach Taylor to do what he does best: deliver an inspiring pep talk.
In a new PSA for Alamo Drafthouse Theaters, the Friday Night Lights coach shares an important message about the necessity of turning off cell phones during movies. "Clear eyes, full hearts, turn your goddamn
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UnREAL clearly hit a nerve with Bachelor and Bachelorette host Chris Harrison.
During an interview with Variety, Harrison slammed the Lifetime show - which tells the behind-the-scenes story of a thinly veiled version of The Bachelor. "It's complete fiction," Harrison said. "As much as they would love
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One of the biggest questions surrounding Season 9 of Doctor Who is not necessarily whether we'll be subjected to the same poorly crafted stories of Season 8, but rather who Game of Thrones' Maisie Williams will be playing when the show returns in September.
First glimpsed in the trailer that debuted
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It's good to be on Starz. The network, famous for renewing shows before anyone even cares if they're renewed, has picked up the high seas adventure drama Black Sails for Season 4, the network announced Friday at the Television Critics Association summer press tour. The show's first two seasons
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Even after three years apart, Hannibal Lecter can still smell Will Graham coming.
On Saturday's Hannibal (10/9c, NBC), Will (Hugh Dancy) pays Hannibal (Mads Mikkelsen) a visit in order to gain some insight to the recent murders committed by Francis Dolarhyde (Richard Armitage). And while Hannibal
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Ashlee Simpson and her husband Evan Ross have welcomed their first child together,E! News reports.
The former reality star and singer gave birth to a baby girl on Thursday night. No other details were released. Simpson is already mother to Bronx Mowgli, 6, from her previous marriage to Pete Wentz.
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Oh Toby Hawkins, have I got some good news for you. The horny teen boy at the center of the drama Humans will have more chances to get his jollies off with super-sexy robot maid Anita, because AMC and Channel 4 have renewed the series for a second season.
The transatlantic co-production about
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Switched at Birth's Bay is not handling her breakup with Emmett well.
At the end of the ABC Family drama's winter finale, fans were devastated when Emmett (Sean Berdy) ended things with longtime on-again, off-again girlfriend Bay (Vanessa Marano) after she surprised him out in California. When the
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When Ice-T brings his "Cop Killer" attitude to your favorite childhood cartoons, you'll never be able to look at snuggly bears or Smurfs the same way again.
On Thursday's Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon showed a selection of cartoons, ranging from Care Bears to The Smurfs to Dora the Explorer, with the
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All the haters who said One Direction was over after Zayn Malik announced his exit from the boy band in March can get to stepping, because the group's new single is three minutes of pop perfection.
"Drag Me Down," which was released without any promotion overnight on Friday, is the first song off of
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Big of budget but disappointing of box office, Edge Of Tomorrow seems an unlikely candidate for a sequel, even in these franchise-happy times. Tom Cruise, however, is still chewing over ways and means of making it happen. Talking to MTV News at the premiere of Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, he hinted that the property may yet live again.
“I pitched it to [Christopher] McQuarrie and Doug [Liman]," he revealed of his idea for a sequel. "We were there one night and I was like, 'I’ve got an idea for it'."
McQuarrie, of course, is Cruise's screenwriter of choice and the man who adapted the Manga property All You Need Is Kill into a pulsing, pacy sci-fi actioner in which Cruise and Emily Blunt tooled up to tackle a species of grabastic extra-terrestrial killing machines. Liman directed the movie and is reconnecting with his star for crime biopic Mena.
Should it come to pass, Cruise is keen to see his co-star return. “It could be so much fun. Gotta get Emily," he said. "I was like 'Emily, please'. She was like, ’Give me another year, please'."
Maybe not so far-fetched, then. The next question is what the heck to call it...
You might know him as the voice of Olaf from Frozen, or you could be a big Wedding Ringer fan, or you could love his work with Billy Crystal in The Comedians... but however you know him, he's Josh Gad, and here's on the show this week to talk about Pixels (out August 12). Every single one of them. Ever.
Elsewhere, the podcast team come to terms with the idea - repeat: the idea - that Radiohead could conceivably write the theme song for Spectre. Then there's our review of Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, and a post-match analysis of our Worst Movies Ever list.
P.S. You can check out our podcast photo gallery here and subscribe to the Empire Podcast via our iTunes page or this handy RSS feed. You can subscribe to the magazine here if you like it in paper form, or here if you prefer things digitally.
Developing at the BBC between Tom Hardy and his Locke / Peaky Blinders cohort Steven Knight, the eight-part series Taboo now has the first of a likely two directors. Kristoffer Nyholm, the Danish director behind the likes of The Killing and Sky's The Enfield Haunting, will man the cameras for the first four episodes of the "event". His other half has yet to be announced.
Set in 1813, Taboo follows James Keziah Delaney (Hardy), a rogue adventurer who returns from Africa with 14 ill-gotten diamonds to seek vengeance after the death of his father. Refusing to sell the family business to the East India Company, he sets out to build his own trade and shipping empire and finds himself playing a dangerous game with two warring nations, Britain and America.
“This man, James Delaney, is a deeply flawed and deeply troubled human being. His greatest struggle will be against the East India Company which, throughout the nineteenth century, was the equivalent of the CIA, the NSA and the biggest, baddest multi-national corporation on earth, all rolled into one self righteous, religiously motivated monolith,” is how Steven Knight views his new antihero.
Based on an idea by Hardy and his father Chips, and created by Knight, Taboo is being produced by Ridley Scott's Scott Free company and Hardy's own Hardy Son & Baker, for the BBC and FX. Shooting starts in November for transmission in 2016.
While appearing via satellite to representBallers at the Television Critics Association press tour, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson commented on Hulk Hogan's racist tirade.
"I was pretty disappointed with what I heard," Johnson, who is bi-racial said. "I've known Terry for a lot of years...I had not known
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Xena and Gabrielle are still gal-pal BFFs!
Lucy Lawless posted a photo to Instagram that was a mini-reunion of sorts between her and her Xena: Warrior Princess sidekick Renee O'Connor.
"Still hanging with my gal #Reneeoconnor," Lawless captioned the pic.
A brief reminder on who Gabrielle was, courtesy
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HBO has joined forces with U2 on two programs: a concert film of a performance in Paris from their current iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE world tour, which will air on Nov. 14, and a documentary about how the tour came to life, which will air on Nov. 7.
"U2 continues to take risks, which has made them one of
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Game of Thrones giveth and it taketh away.
At the Television Critics Association fall previews on Thursday, HBO programming president Michael Lombardo said that the series will not necessarily end after the rumored seven seasons.
"That's definitely open," he said. "I think 'seven seasons and out' has
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Let's not beat around the bush: True Detective's second season has not lived up to the quality of the first. Suffering from a myriad of problems, including poor dialogue, too many freeway shots, a boring central plot, and less-than-intriguing characters, Season 2 has been widely criticized by
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In his time playing heroes and weirdoes and people of all stripes, Daniel Radcliffe hasn’t had the chance to play someone in law enforcement. He’s changing that with a new role, signing up to play an FBI agent in Imperium.
Though it sounds like some sort of epic space opera, it’s actually rooted in the real-life story of Michael German, an FBI agent who spent years undercover in neo-Nazi and militia groups in the States. In the film, the character based on German will be similarly embedded, trying to stop a bunch of chaos-happy white supremacists constructing a dirty bomb.
Daniel Ragussis, who has been making short films, is jumping to features with this thriller, which he co-wrote with German. All being well, the cameras should be rolling this autumn. It’s another job for the ever-busy Radcliffe, who is currently shooting surreal indie pic Swiss Army Man alongside Paul Dano and Mary Elizabeth Winstead. He has Victor Frankenstein due out on November 27, while Now You See Me: The Second Act follows on June 10 next year. And there’s also Game Changer, about the legal battle over the violent and sexual content of the Grand Theft Auto game series, which will screen on BBC Two next year.
Woody Allen is notoriously tight-lipped about his personal life, particularly his nearly two-decade-long marriage to Soon-Yi Previn.
But he broke with tradition and opened up about it in a lengthy interview with NPR, just a few weeks shy of his 80th birthday.
Some background: In 1992, Mia Farrow left
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If only being on the FBI's Most Wanted list was Liz's only problem.
After Liz (Megan Boone) shot the Attorney General on The Blacklist last season, she and her friend/informant Red (James Spader) are on the run together. Unfortunately, while they're focused on avoiding the Feds, a wily new foe will
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It's tough for single moms to make a living out there.
Since debuting in pop culture as a pregnant teenager, Farrah Abraham has certainly hustled to keep her name in the headlines. She's appeared on 16 & Pregnant, Teen Mom, Teen Mom OG, and of course, her pornographic film Backdoor Teen Mom.
Now,
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Having just scored a slot at the Toronto International Film Festival, anticipated drama Room has brought its first trailer online, boasting the promise of another great performance from Brie Larson.
Room is based on the 2010 novel by Emma Donoghue, which is itself based loosely on the real life case of Elisabeth Fritzl. Fritzl was imprisoned in a secret basement space by her appalling father Josef for 24 years, bearing him several children which he explained as foundlings. She was discovered in 2008, and her father was jailed for life in 2009.
In Donoghue's Booker-shortlisted version, this becomes the story of Ma, seven years a prisoner with a son called Jack, who is also the novel's narrator. Their captor remains offstage, given little attention, since the focus is Jack's world view, having never known anything but the small space in which he lives. The writer herself adapted the script, and the film was directed by Frank’s Lenny Abrahamson.
Larson and her son (played by Jacob Tremblay) are definitely the focus here, and while the trailer – spoiler alert – gives away the fact that, as in the real-life situation they are eventually freed, that’s far from the end of the story, as Ma and Jack must deal with the tough reality beyond their walls and skylight.
Room will arrive in the US in limited release on October 16, before going wider on November 6. There are no details on a UK date yet, but given that Film4 was involved in getting it made, we’d hope to hear something soon.
Get ready to feel insanely jealous.
Amy Schumer posted some photos to Instagram on Thursday that show her frolicking with her best friends, including Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence.
In the first pic, captioned "Binder of women" (a nod to Mitt Romney's failed 2012 campaign -- nice #TBT!), we see a
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Come with us on a journey to meet a young man named Harry Potter, who must stop a diabolical evil from… No, wait! It’s not a new story set in J.K. Rowling’s world, as the new project’s lawyers are at pains to point out. It’s actually an animated follow-up to 1986 oddity Troll, and Patricia Arquette is the first person to be announced as part of the voice cast.
Yes, despite the fact that it was critically mauled upon release, Troll – which saw the titular creature invade a San Francisco apartment on the hunt for a magical ring that can turn him back into human form – has become something of a cult curio, if not exactly a hit.
Now the original film’s director, John Carl Buechler is involved in the new film, known as Troll: The Rise Of Harry Potter, Jr., which finds the young hero – voiced here by newcomer Baxter Barlett, taking over the role from Noah Hathaway – revisiting the magical world he experienced the first time, and reaching out to a witch (Arquette) for help against a troll wizard and his plans to take over the planet.
Yes, the Harry Potter who appeared on film (he’s Harry Potter, Jr., which means his father, Harry Potter, Sr. also predates Rowling’s work) hit screens 11 years before Hogwarts opened for business. Still, the people working on the new ‘toon, which is aiming for a 2017 release date, are making absolutely sure that there can be no confusion, with some handy legal boilerplate: “Troll: The Rise Of Harry Potter, Jr. has not been prepared, approved or licensed by any entity that created or produced the J.K Rowling series of Harry Potter books or the Warner Bros. series of Harry Potter motion pictures. Troll: The Movie LLC is not affiliated with J.K. Rowling or Warner Bros nor has this motion picture been endorsed or authorized by J.K. Rowling or Warner Bros. The characters Harry Potter and Harry Potter, Jr. depicted in Troll are not related to, or inspired by, the book and film characters of J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros.” So now you know.
E! announced Thursday that entertainment reporter, actor, and former beauty queen Maria Menounos will be joining its flagship E! News as a co-host, according to Deadline.
Just a few weeks ago, the network announced Giuliana Rancic would leave the show after 10 years. "This is such a thrilling time
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Actor Sean Malone died Wednesday, nine days after nearly drowning at a South Boston beach and slipping into a coma. He was 54.
Malone is best known for his role as Wolfie in the 2010 film The Fighter, in which he co-starred with Mark Wahlberg, Christian Bale, and Amy Adams. His breakout role was in
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Come with us on a journey to meet a young man named Harry Potter, who must stop a diabolical evil from… No, wait! It’s not a new story set in J.K. Rowling’s world, as the new project’s lawyers are at pains to point out. It’s actually an animated follow-up to 1986 oddity Troll, and Patricia Arquette is the first person to be announced as part of the voice cast.
Yes, despite the fact that it was critically mauled upon release, Troll – which saw the titular creature invade a San Francisco apartment on the hunt for a magical ring that can turn him back into human form – has become something of a cult curio, if not exactly a hit.
Now the original film’s director, John Carl Buechler is involved in the new film, known as Troll: The Rise Of Harry Potter, Jr., which finds the young hero – voiced here by newcomer Baxter Barlett, taking over the role from Noah Hathaway – revisiting the magical world he experienced the first time, and reaching out to a witch (Arquette) for help against a troll wizard and his plans to take over the planet.
Yes, the Harry Potter who appeared on film (he’s Harry Potter, Jr., which means his father, Harry Potter, Sr. also predates Rowling’s work) hit screens 11 years before Hogwarts opened for business. Still, the people working on the new ‘toon, which is aiming for a 2017 release date, are making absolutely sure that there can be no confusion, with some handy legal boilerplate: “Troll: The Rise Of Harry Potter, Jr. has not been prepared, approved or licensed by any entity that created or produced the J.K Rowling series of Harry Potter books or the Warner Bros. series of Harry Potter motion pictures. Troll: The Movie LLC is not affiliated with J.K. Rowling or Warner Bros nor has this motion picture been endorsed or authorized by J.K. Rowling or Warner Bros. The characters Harry Potter and Harry Potter, Jr. depicted in Troll are not related to, or inspired by, the book and film characters of J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros.” So now you know.
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