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Daniel Mays remembers Michael Douglas and Timothy Van Patten, the respectively star and director of new Apple TV drama Franklin, bursting into song whenever he appeared on set.

It came about because during the Franklin shoot in Paris, director Nicholas Hytner asked Mays to star at London’s Bridge Theatre as good old reliable Nathan Detroit in an immersive production of the classic Broadway fable Guys & Dolls by Frank Loesser, Abe Burrows and Jo Swerling.

Upon hearing this news, Douglas insisted, ”You’re doing it, Danny — no question about it.”

The adaption of Damon Runyon’s tales was Van Patten’s father’s favorite musical, “so then within the hour, more like a whole bloody second, every time I came on set, they kept playing ‘The Oldest Established [Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York], and Michael and Noah Jupe would join in.”

Even the French crew got in the swing of it.

In French or English?...

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Sasquatch Sunset has more in common with a nature documentary than a narrative film: 89 minutes of wordless, but not silent, footage of a bigfoot family, which, at first, is only discernable by height. Even Sunset’s most recognizable star, Jesse Eisenberg, is lost...

How many well-dressed, business-savvy Southern Californians does it take to sell a luxury home? Well, if it’s a home listed by one of The Oppenheim Group’s pro agents, the answer’s usually just one. But it takes many, many more people to make up a successful brokerage. All Selling Sunset fans know that with more agents comes more drama — and Selling the Oc is about to prove that point once again. The Selling Sunset spin-off, the second season of which premieres Sept. 8, follows Oppenheim Group CEO Jason Oppenheim to his new Newport Beach office location. A fresh office brings new personalities, sizzling listings and lots of competition. These are the Selling stars fighting to become real estate royalty in Orange County, including several models and four Alexandras. The time for choosing sides starts now.

Jason has already made his mark on Selling Sunset as the head honcho of...

The story of a man and a beast. This entrancing short film is titled Alberto and The Beast and it played at last year's Toronto Film Festival. After screening at festivals it's now online to enjoy - all 17 minutes of it. While working for a children's show, a wildlife researcher encounters Bigfoot in the woods. Alberto and The Beast is written and directed by John Paul Lopez-Ali, starring Bruno Kanter as Alberto. (He looks a lot like Burn Gorman.) This is also the perfect companion piece to the other Bigfoot movie arriving in theaters later this month - Sasquatch Sunset from the Zellner Brothers. Both Sunset and Alberto approach sasquatches with the same sensibilities - they're misunderstood creatures and humans shouldn't just see them as a rare phenomenon to capture on camera. I do wish there was a bit more going on with Alberto and his new friend in this short,...

If you’ve ever been curious about the dining establishments visited by the agents of Netflix’s hit docusoap Selling Sunset, you’re in for a treat. The Hollywood Reporter has painstakingly made a list of all the show’s restaurants, starting back with season one, all the way up to the newest, season seven, dropped on Nov. 3. (A few places that are missing are the restaurants that didn’t make it through the pandemic and a few mystery locales that don’t give enough clues.)

We all know that Sunset has some of the hottest mansion porn in television and for the past few seasons, the show has also firmly established itself as a fashion voyeur’s obsession. But apart from the lavish real estate, intense outfits, and of course, the agents and the particular brand of drama each of them brings, there’s another thing that has a...

Jason Oppenheim and Marie-Lou Nurk enjoy a European vacation. Pic credit: @marielounurk/Instagram

Selling Sunset broker Jason Oppenheim and his girlfriend Marie-Lou Nurk are enjoying a vacation in Greece, where the pair’s relationship began.

Jason and Marie-Lou have been jet-setting across Europe with Brett Oppenheim and his girlfriend Samantha Abdul.

The brothers and their significant others first spent time in Germany.

While there, Marie-Lou shared photos of herself and Jason enjoying dinner with friends in Berlin.

The two weren’t afraid to pack on the Pda during their outing and seemed utterly smitten with one another.

From there, the foursome headed to Athens, Greece, and seemed to enjoy a beautiful day relaxing, enjoying a glass of wine, and taking in the view.

Jason enjoys a casual afternoon and a glass of wine with his girlfriend. Pic credit: @jasonoppenheim/Instagram

In the photo, Marie-Lou and Jason sit in almost identical...

Could Marie-Lou become Mrs. Jason Oppenheim? Nicole Young hopes so. Pic credit: @marielounurk/Instagram

Selling Sunset broker Jason Oppenheim is not keeping his relationship with French model Marie-Lou Nurk under wraps.

In August, the new couple made their red carpet debut at the premiere of the Netflix film Day Shift. Marie-Lou has also accompanied Jason on various getaways.

But regardless of whether the model appears in the Netflix series, she’s made many appearances on Jason’s Instagram Stories and that of his friends, including realtor Nicole Young.

In honor of Marie-Lou’s birthday, Jason held a private dinner at Lavo in West Hollywood to celebrate his girlfriend’s special day.

Marie-Lou received lots of birthday love from friends, which she reposted to her Instagram Story, but the most notable birthday shoutout came from Nicole.

In the now expired Story, Nicole said, “Happy birthday sweetheart! [red heart emoji, smiling face with hearts emoji] Aka future Mrs Oppenheim?! Nothing would make me happier!

Chrishell Stause got brutally honest on Instagram about one of her Selling Sunset costars. Pic credit: ImageCollect.com/ImagePressAgency

Filming for Selling Sunset Season 6 began last month, and even without Christine Quinn, the drama is already underway.

Chrishell Stause took to Instagram and made her feelings about one of her costars abundantly clear via her Stories.

The realtor and former soap opera star chose not to name names when calling out her co-worker.

But while Chrishell may have kept her followers in the dark regarding whom she was upset with, the reality TV star made it clear to the individual exactly where she stands regarding their friendship.

In the now expired Instagram Story, Chrishell not so subtly called her co-worker a clown while Mariah Carey’s song Thirsty played over the image.

Venting, Chrishell claimed, “the thirst for camera time on season 6 is Real. Wow. That was insanity. But also So transparent.

Prepared to be charmed by this Selling Sunset tidbit. The show's star Emma Herman once made an appearance on Southern Charm—season three, episode nine to be exact. We have eagle-eyed Bravo fan Ally Manor to thank for this recon. On April 28, she shared a TikTok revealing Emma's cameo. In the clip, Emma can be seen introducing herself to Shep Rose and Craig Conover, who were in L.A. on a boys' trip with their co-star Whitney Sudler-Smith at the time. "Are y'all California girls?" Shep asks Emma and her group of friends before the cameras flash to a confessional, where he's complaining about being overwhelmed by the...

Hats off to Selling Sunset fans! Ever since season five of the hit Netflix reality show premiered on April 22, eagle-eyed viewers have been taking to social media to point out editing errors they've spotted in the new episodes. From Jason Oppenheim appearing to make a call on his phone's camera app to a wardrobe mishap, there's been a variety of onscreen blunders that have kept fans amused—and bemused—in between all the drama. The latest one that's causing a buzz? A scene involving realtor Christine Quinn during series newcomer Chelsea Lazkani's tea party. Here's the tea: In episode eight titled "She's Your Problem...

If you weren't already sold on a Selling Sunset spin-off, just wait until you read what Jason Oppenheim had to share. In an exclusive chat with E! News, the Oppenheim Group boss teased that Selling the Oc—the official name for Selling Sunset's spin-off—is set to be Netflix's next reality TV hit. While Jason promised that he didn't want to sound "self-promotional," he revealed that he "could not be more excited about the show," as it "is so good." "I would argue that Netflix and production are also equally excited," he told E! News. "Like everyone knows it's gonna be a huge show." Selling the Oc will follow the agents based...

"Selling Sunset" season five is dominated by one major topic: Chrishell Stause and Jason Oppenheim's relationship. News of their relationship broke in July 2021, but fans had to wait until season five aired on Netflix to get the inside look at what actually happened between the two.

On "Selling Sunset," their relationship - which they both say grew naturally out of their friendship - causes waves through the Oppenheim Group and its agents, but only Christine Quinn is vocal about the way this new dynamic negatively affects the workplace. Christine's methods aren't always the best; she says at one point, "I was wondering why I wasn't getting listings. Then I was like, 'Oh, yeah. It's 'cause I'm not f*cking my boss.'" But watching the series, I couldn't help but feel like she had a point. Oppenheim and Stause's relationship deeply changed the office dynamic, and it wasn't fair...

Demi Lovato performed a three-song set in her backyard for NPR’s latest Tiny Desk (Home) Concert.

Accompanied only by a keyboardist, Lovato opened with “Tell Me You Love Me,” the title track from her 2017 album. The pop star then delivered similarly stripped-back, but vocally potent renditions of the two songs that make up the title of her latest album, “The Art of Starting Over” and “Dancing With the Devil.”

In between the first and second song, Lovato also offered a fun update on her latest quarantine achievement, quipping of...

Heather Rae Young is a vision in white! Tarek El Moussa's bride to be is giving E! News an exclusive inside look at her search for the perfect wedding dress. E!'s Daily Pop recently accompanied Young and her Selling Sunset co-stars Mary Fitzgerald and Chrisell Stause during a shopping trip to Galia Lahav Haute Couture where the reality star tried on three gorgeous gowns. Young revealed her man wants her "to look sexy Af" when they walk down the aisle later this year. "Do you think it's sexy? Do you think Tarek will love it?" Young asked her co-stars while modeling option No. 1. "As I walk down is he going to be like, 'Ok, now it's time for it to come...

Wyatt Oleff, who starred in Netflix comedy “I Am Not Ok With This” and appeared in the “It” franchise, “Ugly Betty’s” Michael Urie and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, who will star in the Jordan Peele co-written and produced “Candyman” and HBO Max’s “Generation,” will topline drama-comedy “Our Last Summer,” executive produced by Alan Ball.

The Exchange is handling worldwide sales rights, and is introducing the film to buyers at the virtual European Film Market, which runs until Friday.

“Our Last Summer” will be directed by Katie Ennis and Gary Jaffe from an original screenplay by Jaffe. Katie Ennis and Emily McCann Lesser, whose credits include Sundance 2020’s “Farewell Amor” and Tribeca 2020’s “Materna,” are producing.

Ennis and Jaffe directed the short “Sunset,” which premiered at Palm Springs ShortsFest and played in more than 35 film festivals, and the short “Last Summer With Uncle Ira” — a proof of concept for “Our Last...

Exclusive: The Exchange is to introduce to buyers at the upcoming virtual EFM to feature Our Last Summer, executive-produced by Oscar-winner and True Blood and Six Feet Under creator Alan Ball (American Beauty).

Set in Westchester over the summer of 1991, the film will follow closeted teenager Daniel Rosen who travels a bumpy road to self-acceptance when his estranged gay uncle Ira returns home, dying of complications from HIV/AIDS.

The original screenplay by Gary Jaffe will be directed by Katie Ennis and Jaffe, and produced by Emily McCann Lesser (Farewell Amor) and Ennis. The Exchange is handling worldwide sales rights.

Ennis and Jaffe previously directed the short Sunset, which premiered at Palm Springs ShortsFest and played in more than 35 film festivals, and the short Last Summer With Uncle Ira, produced by McCann Lesser and Ennis. The latter was a proof of concept for Our Last Summer, which premiered at Outfest...

Real estate shows play to many aspects of what an audience wants: fantasy, escapism, relatability, drama and personalities that can get welcomed into a viewer’s home on a regular basis. Such shows as Netflix’s “Selling Sunset,” “Million Dollar Beach House” and the ur-series of this nonfiction subgenre, “Million Dollar Listing L.A.” and “Million Dollar Listing New York,” slake a thirst for all those needs, and more.

“It is escapist, because of the quality of the homes that you’re seeing, all the high-end real estate,” ” says Shari Levine, exec VP, production, Bravo. “These are places that most people can’t afford and aren’t going to be buying. But it’s an opportunity to walk through and sort of see what that looks like. And it’s fantasy material. And you get to say, ‘What if I lived there, and I would do this in this room,...

Christine Quinn is about to become a first-time mom, but not everyone in her circle had been privy to the news.  E! News previously confirmed on Wednesday, Feb. 17 that the 31-year-old real estate agent is expecting a baby with husband Christian Richard, and that she is more than halfway through the pregnancy. As it turns out, the mom-to-be had only told one of her Selling Sunset co-stars about the joyous development in her life.  Her rep tells E! News exclusively, "Outside of their close families, Christine had only shared the news with Davina [Potratz]."  As fans of the hit Netflix series know, Christine and Davina have bonded during their time together as colleagues at...

Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn is going to be a mom. The 31-year-old real estate agent is pregnant with her and her millionaire businessman husband Christian Richard's first child together, a source close to Quinn confirmed to E! News on Wednesday, Feb. 17. Quinn is more than half way through her pregnancy, another source close to her shared. Quinn, a self-professed Selling Sunset "villain," and Richard, 41, have not revealed the sex of their baby or the reality star's due date. Their new addition will join the other babies in their lives, their two terrier dogs. In an interview with U.K. newspaper Metro in August 2020, Quinn expressed her desire to have...

Tarek El Moussa is sharing how he really feels about Christine Quinn.  The Flip or Flop star didn't hold back while talking about the Selling Sunset celeb during the Dec. 8th episode of Dear Media's Not Skinny but Not Fat podcast. The topic came up while discussing Tarek's upcoming wedding to Heather Rae Young. At one point, host Amanda Hirsch asked the fellow Selling Sunset agent if there's anyone from the cast who won't be invited to the nuptials. While Heather didn't name any names, she did say they'll have to see who she's "talking to and not talking to at that point." She then went on to explain that she has a tighter bond...

A fascination with Vice-President elect Kamala Harris could drive American audiences towards Mira Nair’s mini-series “A Suitable Boy,” the director says.

Based on Vikram Seth’s epic 1993 novel, the series follows the Mehra family and their associates as they go about the process of finding a husband for 19-year-old university student Lata Mehra (newcomer Tanya Maniktala), against the backdrop of the 1951 general elections in newly independent India.

The series aired on the BBC in July and began streaming in several territories on Netflix, excluding North America, in October. AMC Networks’ Acorn TV acquired the series for North America, as revealed by Variety.

“Certainly what we show in ‘A Suitable Boy,’ that extraordinary idealism of the fifties that created a free India and the first elections, is something that I have never seen in America about the sub-continent,” the Indian director tells Variety.

“It’s going to be a new chapter,...

It's a short week, so we won't hold you up with anything too bleak. As we head into Thanksgiving, we couldn't help but wonder about all the pop culture moments that have us feeling fulfilled. There are all the shows we binged—Selling Sunset, Emily in Paris, The Crown—and all the celebrity babies we welcomed who have us truly thrilled. We can't forget all the times Kelly Ripa shared a Mark Consuelos thirst trap. Or, how Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's "Wap" made us want to learn to dance...and rap. We loved the feuds that made our jaws drop. And, shoutout to all the stars brave enough for a major hair chop. (We're looking at you...

Selling Sunset‘s Chrishell Stause has dedicated her moving Dancing with the Stars performance to “Stars” by Grace Potter & The Nocturnals to her late parents. Her father died of cancer in April 2019, and her mother died just this July. “They were really loving people,” Stause said. “Right before I dance, I really feel [my […]

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Dea Kulumbegashvili’s debut feature Beginning (Main Slate selection of the New York Film Festival), co-written with Rati Oneli, executive produced by Carlos Reygadas and Gaetan Rousseau, stars Ia Sukhitashvili with Oneli and Kakha Kintsurashvili. Matthieu Taponier, the editor of László Nemes’s Oscar-winning film Son Of Saul, starring Géza Röhrig, was also the editor and co-writer with Nemes and Clara Royer on Sunset (Napszállta), featuring Juli Jakab and Vlad Ivanov. Taponier edited Beginning, shot by Arseni Khachaturan with music by Nicolas Jaar.

Beginning begins in a small Jehovah's Witness prayer house in rural Georgia. The woman Yana (Ia Sukhitashvili) whose story this is, greets the congregation one by one as they enter. The carpet is red, the people are happy to attend. Yana’s husband David (Rati Oneli) gives the sermon about Abraham and Isaac, and asks if Abraham was really intent on killing Isaac, his...

A story made for TV! Selling Sunset season four may not be confirmed just yet, but there's already a major update with one of its main stars. Davina Potratz recently opened up about her fate on the hit Netflix series in a candid interview with People. Put simply, she's leaving the Oppenheim Group. What's more? She's joining the company's rivals and will soon be working with the real estate agency Douglas Elliman in Beverly Hills. "I'm really excited to be a part of Douglas Elliman and their very sophisticated and global new development division," the reality TV personality and veteran real estate agent told the publication. "My background is in new development sales...

Ia Sukhitashvili stars in Dea Kulumbegashvili's Beginning

Dea Kulumbegashvili’s debut feature Beginning, co-written with Rati Oneli, executive produced by Carlos Reygadas and Gaetan Rousseau, stars Ia Sukhitashvili with Oneli and Kakha Kintsurashvili. Matthieu Taponier, the editor of László Nemes’s Oscar-winning film Son Of Saul, starring Géza Röhrig was also the editor and co-writer with Nemes and Clara Royer on Sunset (Napszállta), featuring Juli Jakab and Vlad Ivanov. Taponier edited Beginning, shot by Arseni Khachaturan with music by Nicolas Jaar.

Koné Bakary in Night Of The Kings

During the Rethinking World Cinema panel discussion with Chaitanya Tamhane (The Disciple), Philippe Lacôte (Night of the Kings), Louis Henderson and Olivier Marboeuf (Ouvertures) at the New York Film Festival, I sent in the following comment and question for Dea Kulumbegashvili: You worked with Matthieu Taponier, the editor of László Nemes’s Son Of Saul and Sunset. Can you talk about your collaboration with him?...

Selling Sunset's Amanza Smith is getting candid about her past romances. The reality TV personality opened up about her famous ex-boyfriends, which have included Jc Chasez, singer Danny O'Donoghue and Taye Diggs, in a recent episode of the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast hosted by Amanda Hirsch. Of her romance with Taye, the Netflix star realized that the stars just didn't align. Although they were together for five years, Amanza explained, "Neither one of us was in the right place to date." "He'd only been divorced like five months," she shared of their romance. As some fans may recall, the Broadway actor was previously married to Idina Menzel...

Carrie Coon’s filmography ranges from Gone Girl to The Leftovers to Izzy Gets the F*ck Across Town. Jude Law’s in recent years has been as idiosyncratic as to include Vox Lux and Captain Marvel. Put the two together as a married couple and out comes an almost disturbing ease in which they bring their roles to life. In the first Sean Durkin-directed feature since Martha Marcy May Marlene, Allison and Rory are on the ropes. She’s endured four moves in a decade; he’s dragging her and their two kids (Charlie Shotwell and Oona Roche) back to his native England for a new job. Alas, things don’t turn out too well.

Written by Durkin and shot by Mátyás Erdély, The Nest looks at a wife and husband as they navigate their disintegrating marriage in the middle of the Reagan Era. How they deal with...

Dancing With the Stars is losing another beloved face ahead of its 29th season.

ABC announced Tuesday that Derek Hough will serve as a judge for the upcoming season, replacing Len Goodman.

Goodman is unable to travel to film the series because he is currently living in the United Kingdom, and there are travel restrictions due to Covid-19.

Goodman will be a part of the series "in a different capacity," presumably via Zoom, which has helped a lot of shows continue to production as we get to grips with the threat of the pandemic.

“This show has been and will always be incredibly special to me,” Hough said in a statement, confirming the news.

“Coming back feels like coming home, and I couldn’t be more excited to be back in the ballroom.”

Hough will judge the series alongside returning judges Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli.

Hough has worked...

ABC's Dancing With the Stars has a splashy new cast to compete for the Mirrorball Trophy, but there is also a big change to its hosting panel.

Erin Andrews and Tom Bergeron have been fired, and will be handing over the hosting duties to new Executive Producer Tyra Banks.

In a new interview with Extra, Andrews has opened up about the moment she learned she was ousted, as well as her thoughts on Banks taking over the show.

"It was a surprise," said Andrews.

"I got a phone call and I answered the phone. I was like, 'This isn't good.'"

Andrews said that she still speaks with Bergeron, as well as the pro dancers.

"I text Tom, like once a week … and the dancers as well. That's a family," she said.

"I danced on the show and then worked on the show for so many years. I always call...

Tiger King’s Carole Baskin, rapper Nelly, Selling Sunset’s Chrishell Stause and NBA legend Charles Oakley are among those set to waltz off on to this season of Dancing With The Stars.

The ABC competition show, which is based on BBC format Strictly Come Dancing, revealed the full cast on Good Morning America ahead of its September 14 premiere.

The quartet will be joined by Monica Aldama, star of Netflix’s Cheer, Disney Channel actress Skai Jackson, One Day at a Time’s Justina Machado, The Real’s Jeannie Mai, Catfish’s Nev Schulman and Olympic figure skater Johnny Weir.

The network confirmed that Super Bowl Champion Vernon Davis, Anne Heche, Backstreet Boys singer Aj McLean will also be joining, after their names leaked over the last few days. The Bachelor’s Kaitlyn Bristowe was the first celebrity to be named a few months ago.

The professional dancers include Brandon Armstrong,...

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Chrissy Teigen has boarded the Selling Sunset train, and she has some thoughts. After the real estate reality show on Netflix built up quite a strong fan base, it was only a matter of time until Teigen dove in, and we are so glad she did. The over-the-top personalities are no joke on the fascinating, Los Angeles-based series, but Teigen is reassuring fans that the drama miiiight be a little amplified.

"I just watched all of Selling Sunset after watching everyone talk about it for so long! I don't even think anyone on it is as mean or insane as you guys said? Maybe I'm just so used to it because I live here? This is pretty normal lol some are actually really nice," she wrote. "Maybe I also know everyone on tv plays up a character. They're all doing that. You guys are ... super...

Chrishell Stause has a pretty unique first name - but do you know the story of how she got it? The Selling Sunset star has had that name plastered all over the headlines for the past several weeks, thanks to her highly publicized split with now-ex-husband Justin Hartley, and the tale behind her first name is somehow stranger and simultaneously more mundane than you might have imagined.

First of all, Chrishell Stause isn't actually her full legal name: she was born Terrina Chrishell Stause. That unusual middle name, though, has something of a quirky backstory. As she explains in season one of Selling Sunset, "Chrishell" was made up by her parents in tribute to the circumstances of her birth. Stause's mother went into labor with her daughter at a Shell gas station, and an attendant named Chris helped her deliver the baby. In tribute to this unusual experience and the...

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In news we never saw coming but probably should have, Karamo Brown and Christine Quinn are friends. Selling Sunset fans were treated to the Netflix crossover in season three of the series, which premiered on Aug. 7. In the finale episode, "A Not So White Wedding," the Queer Eye star enlists the luxury real estate agent to help him find a new home, and they end up bonding over their "over-the-top weddings" and shared extraness. Given that both Christine and Karamo have shows on Netflix, their friendship isn't totally random, but just how exactly did these two become friends?

As it turns out, Karamo personally reached out to Christine about making a possible cameo on the show because he and husband Ian Jordan were looking for a house at the time. "When he reached out to me I couldn't believe it! He wrote a really sweet post on Instagram.

Maya Vander is pulling back the curtains. The Selling Sunset star and real estate agent opened up about the latest season of the hit Netflix show in a candid conversation with podcast host David Yontef. Maya, who is a fan-favorite on the reality TV series, gave fans another reason to love her. Why, you ask? During her Behind the Velvet Rope interview, the mom of two touched on Chrishell Stause and Justin Hartley's shocking divorce, Christine Quinn's larger-than-life personality and so much more. Like the rest of the world, Maya said she was truly taken aback to learn about Chrishell and Justin's split. "I met him only twice and at the office...

Christina Anstead can't help but celebrate love.  It's no secret that the HGTV star has a friendly relationship with ex-husband Tarek El Moussa. After all, they work together on the hit series Flip or Flop that continues filming new episodes for an impressive ninth season. And after news broke that Tarek got engaged to Selling Sunset star Heather Rae Young last month, some pop culture fans may be wondering if Christina sent any well wishes. "Of course! And I couldn't be happier for them," she exclusively told E! News. "They're very happy." And Christina is happy to finally showcase new episodes of her own show called Christina On the Coast. Returning Thursday...

Get ready for August to be a really hot one as Lucifer makes its fiery return to Netflix for the first part of Season 5 on Friday, Aug. 21. Fans can expect plenty of fun, including a 1940s noir episode and some musical numbers, when this devilishly good show comes back. 

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To borrow a phrase, when it came to Star Trek circa 1980-1981, “it was the best of times, it was the worst of times.”

On the one hand, the arrival of Star Trek: The Motion Picture in 1979 had proven that audiences would show up for the big screen adaptation of a cult TV series that had gone off the air a decade earlier. The millions of fans who had never even seen the show in its original 1966-1969 run on NBC, but had caught it in syndication, were clearly hungry for more adventures with the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise.

On the other hand, the negative critical response to that film and the incredible expense incurred in bringing it to the screen — its $44 million budget was the highest for a film made in the U.S. up to that time — had franchise owner Paramount Pictures rethinking its approach.

Setting the record straight! As Shahs of Sunset fans surely recall, Reza Farahan took the stage at BravoCon in November 2019 and provided updates about where he stood with a number of cast members—including Mike Shouhed, who Reza said he had recently reconciled with. However, as Andy Cohen brings up in this exclusive sneak-peek of the two-part Shahs season 8 virtual reunion, in the months following BravoCon, rumors surfaced that the two hadn't made up, and instead gotten into a "blowout" fight. "I read that you guys had a big blow up at Bravocon. Is that right?" Andy asks as a headline from All About The Tea appears on screen reading, "Exclusive: Shahs of Sunset Reza...

Paul Weller’s new solo album On Sunset is out this Friday, but he’s already hard at work on the next one. Despite the music industry grinding to a halt in the wake of Covid-19 — his 2020 tour dates moved to 2021, and his album was pushed back three weeks — the former Jam singer can’t stop conducting the orchestras in his head.

“First of all, I’ve been unemployed for [the first time] in 43 years,” he says. “The tours were all canceled. But I’m trying to be positive. I’ve spent more time with my kids.

Thirteen weeks, five days and five hours after being postponed, the Premier League is back today. For a sport-starved world, it will be akin to a Premier League World Cup — a festival of football that will see 92 games being played in little more than a month and the crowning of a new champion (Liverpool have something of a headstart).

For obvious reasons, it won’t entirely be the beautiful game we know and love. The Premier League’s return will not be greeted by the roar of packed stadiums, as fans remain at home to protect themselves from a coronavirus pandemic that still rages in the UK, a country among the worst affected in the world.

But to make up for the closed stands, British broadcasters will join international contemporaries in airing every single kick of what’s left of the 2019/20 season — an unprecedented loosening of rights that matches the truly unusual times.

Congratulations to Golnesa "Gg" Gharachedaghi! The Shahs of Sunset star has welcomed a baby boy! According to her rep, Gg named her son Elijah Javad Gharachedaghi. "The baby arrived last night in Los Angeles at 8:50 p.m., 6.5 pounds, 19.5 inches," her rep tells E! News. "Everyone is doing great and Golnesa is beyond excited to be a mom and start this new adventure." Earlier this month, Gg opened up to Justin Sylvester on E!'s digital series Just the Sip about her birth plan amid the Coronavirus pandemic. "We are living in such a weird time right now with this Coronavirus situation that has changed everything for everyone," Gg shared....

"I have lived a very long time, as you know, and I have never experienced anything like this," Nancy Olson, the actress best known for her work in the Hollywood classic Sunset Blvd., says of the novel coronavirus crisis, which has forced us to speak by telephone even though we live just minutes from each other in the Beverly Hills area. "There's uncertainty every single day!" But pandemic be damned, a movie only turns 70 once, and rarely with any of its stars around to celebrate the occasion, so Olson, who is 91 and Sunset's last ...

Pacific Coliseum specializes in a particularly plush strain of electronic music, with synthesizers as pretty and orderly as Zen gardens. “Ridge Walk” and “Sunset,” which appeared on last year’s Blue Universe album, have the sweeping grandeur and tear-jerking allure of the some of the best synth-fueled Eighties movie scores, while “Hotel” plays like an unabashedly beautiful coda to Herb Alpert’s “Making Love in the Rain.”

Blue Universe isn’t just about serenity; Pacific Coliseum tempers all the prettiness with buzzing house cuts like “Cloud Jam.” His new single,...

Golnesa "Gg" Gharachedaghi is going to be a boy mom! On Sunday, the star of Bravo's Shahs of Sunset celebrated the upcoming arrival of her first child with family and friends at a baby shower that doubled as a gender reveal party, E! News can confirm. And during the blue-and-gold-themed festivities, she also announced the adorable moniker she's picked out for her little boy: Elijah! As co-star Reza Farahan captioned a sweet shot from the L.A. bash, "Celebrating @gg_golnesa and sweet baby Elijah at her baby shower!" Back in October, Gharachedaghi shared the exciting news that she was expecting after conceived via IVF using a sperm...

Through their past box set releases, the team at Severin Films has done a stellar job of preserving horror cinema history from obscure corners of the genre for future generations to enjoy, and their latest announcement is certainly no exception, as they've revealed Al Adamson: The Masterpiece Collection, a massive 14-disc Blu-ray set featuring 31 remastered movies from prolific filmmaker Al Adamson.

Al Adamson: The Masterpiece Collection is slated for an April 21st release, although Severin will ship orders from their site beginning April 7th.

We have the release details, trailers, and a look at the cover art below, and be sure to visit Severin Films' website for additional details.

"Severin Films is proud to present the most comprehensive Blu-ray box set ever dedicated to the works of a single genre filmmaker with Al Adamson: The Masterpiece Collection, featuring 31 remastered Adamson films on 14 discs, plus trailers, audio commentaries, a 126-page book,...

President Trump has long loathed the Academy Awards, viewing the ceremony as a teeming hive of the Hollywood elites who have categorically rejected him (except for Jon Voight).

But he has a predictable new gripe with this year’s Oscars, which he aired Thursday night during a rally in Colorado. Trump wasn’t happy that a foreign film, South Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite, won the top prize.

“How bad were the Academy Awards this year? Did you see?” Trump said. “And the winner is … a movie from South Korea.

Shahs of Sunset couple Reza Farahan and Adam Neely have had several ups and downs in their marriage. Things haven’t been easy and it has all played out on television. Last week, Reza Farahan heard that Adam Neely was reportedly playing naked Jenga with other men while he was out of town. Destiney Rose approached her friend and explained what […]...

Can Mercedes "Mj" Javid and Reza Farahan ever repair their decades-long friendship? The Shahs of Sunset co-stars haven't been on speaking terms for the better part of a year due to cheating rumors surrounding Reza's husband Adam Neely and Mj's husband Tommy Feight allegedly vandalizing Reza's home. The "heartbreaking" drama will play out on this season of Shahs. "I think what you're gonna see from my perspective is someone who's deeply disappointed, deeply stunned and shocked by the turn of events. I think it's like a living nightmare," Mj told E! News exclusively this week. Referencing the bad blood between Tommy and Reza (Reza was granted a...

For a Valentine’s trip to the movies, you couldn’t wish for a hotter and more talented pair of lovers than Issa Rae and Lakeith Stanfield. He’s Mike, a New York journalist working for The Republic, an online publication that allows him the time and space and support to feel his way through stories (The Republic doesn’t exist, so don’t send in applications). She’s Mae, a curator at the Queens Museum who’s still smarting over her mother’s death from cancer, and adding bricks...