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Cameron Diaz is going back to acting after a 10-year break. She’s starring in the appropriately titled Netflix movie, Back in Action, with Jamie Foxx. To celebrate Diaz’s big return, here are some of her movies, from comedies to musicals, streaming now.

1 ‘The Sweetest Thing’

Perhaps one of Diaz’s most well-known movies alongside The Holiday and Charlie’s Angels, The Sweetest Thing has Christina (Diaz) breaking her only dating rule. Soon she and her best friend, Courtney (Christina Applegate), are on a road trip to find love.

Watch The Sweetest Thing on Netflix.

2. Cameron Diaz movies streaming now: ‘My Sister’s Keeper’

Based on the Jodi Picoult novel, My Sister’s Keeper follows Anna (Abigail Breslin) as she sues her parents, Sara (Diaz) and Brian (Jason Patric), after being conceived as a marrow donor for her older sister, Kate, who has leukemia.

Directed by Nick Cassavetes of The Notebook fame,...

Ben Affleck was never encouraged to become a full-time actor despite deeply admiring the world of arts and theater. The actor’s mother wanted him to become a teacher. Either way, she allowed Ben and his brother Casey to explore the entertainment field.

But when Affleck developed a bond with Matt Damon, things began taking a serious turn. Between the ages of 8-15, Affleck starred in children’s shows produced by PBS and ABC, casting him to play roles in Wanted: A Perfect Man and Hands of a Stranger.

Ben Affleck in Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992) | Credits: Mutant Enemy Productions

In 1990, he graduated from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Between 1991 and 1995, Affleck would take on minor roles in movies, most notably Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992).

In the meantime, Affleck and Damon had something brewing between themselves, the script of Good Will Hunting. What initially was supposed to be Damon’s...

The “Wizards of Waverly Place” are officially returning this fall with “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place.” The upcoming Disney Channel reboot will premiere its first two episodes on Oct. 29 at 8 p.m. Et.

Following the series’ premier on the Disney Channel, two new episodes — including a Halloween special — will premiere on the network Oct. 30. Beginning Nov. 8, episode premieres on the Disney Channel will move to Fridays at 8 p.m. Et with two episodes released weekly. The first eight episodes will also be available to stream on Disney+ and Disney Channel On Demand starting Oct. 30.

Additionally, Disney Channel alum Raven-Symoné (“Raven’s Home”) and Danielle Fishel (“Girl Meets World”) will direct episodes in Season 1.

Set after the events of the Disney Channel original that concluded in 2012, “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place” follows the adult Justin Russo, who is trying to lead a normal, non-magical life alongside his family, Giada, Roman and Milo. But when...

Explore the Glee Cast’s Net Worth and Careers Harry Shum Jr. as Mike Chang – $14 Million Net Worth Lea Michele as Rachel Berry – $12 Million Net Worth Matthew Morrison as Will Schuester – $10 Million Net Worth Jane Lynch as Sue Sylvester – $9 Million Net Worth Chris Colfer as Kurt Hummel – $8 Million Net Worth Darren Criss as Blaine Anderson – $5 Million Net Worth Jenna Ushkowitz as Tina Cohen-Chang – $4 Million Net Worth Heather Morris as Brittany S. Pierce – $4 Million Net Worth Dianna Agron as Quinn Fabray – $4 Million Net Worth Jayma Mays as Emma Pillsbury – $3 Million Net Worth

From the halls of William McKinley High School to center stage, the Glee cast captured our hearts with their musical talents and infectious energy.

This beloved musical comedy-drama took the world by storm over a decade ago, leaving fans craving for more until its final bow in 2015.

Glee is a beloved musical comedy-drama that ran from May 19, 2009 to March...

Exclusive: Matthew Morrison (Glee) and Kara Wang (Top Gun: Maverick) have been set to star in From Embers, a dramatic thriller from writer-director Kate Bohan and Studio 6688.

Co-starring in the indie, which wrapped production under an interim agreement in October, are Kathryn Morris (Cold Case), Christopher Shyer (The Night Agent), Kayla Bohan (Harper), Alexander J. Lee, London Kim (Barry), and Omi Vaidya (3 Idiots).

The film follows the life of single mother Lily (Wang) as she grapples with the sudden loss of her husband Ron (Kim) while caring for their nine-year-old autistic son, Kevin (Lee), and forming a bond with their new alcoholic neighbor, Marty Baker (Morrison), a painter with a passion for music who works hard to create a future for his 13-year-old daughter, Chloe (Bohan).

Pic was developed and produced by Studio 6688 in partnership with Kayla’s Movies, LLC. Kate Bohan produced, with Kathleen I-Ying Lee co-producing,...

Rebel Wilson is rising up the ranks to become a memoirist.

The multi-hyphenate has struck a deal with Simon & Schuster to publish a memoir titled Rebel Rising that will be rolled out globally in hardcover, ebook and audio on April 2, 2024. Wilson will narrate the audiobook.

The book will track her “unconventional journey” to finding success in Hollywood after growing up in Australia. She broke out with scene-stealing turns in Pitch Perfect and Bridesmaids and has built a resume that includes Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb, How to be Single and What to Expect When You’re Expecting.

In recent years, she’s made headlines for testing her chops in dramatic fare, forays into music, becoming a producer and prepping her directorial debut. Her personal life has also provided inspiration for such a book as she came out after falling in love with a woman, battling weight and fertility...

It’s a new month, and Hulu subscribers are getting a slew of new movies and TV shows to enjoy.

June 1 is jam-packed with more than 30 titles that have landed on the streamer, including the seventh and final season of Ava DuVernay’s “Queen Sugar,” the Jack Nicholson-led film “Hoffa,” Sacha Baron Cohen’s “Borat” and the entire “Twilight” franchise.

Mixing in a little of the old with new come goodies from 2023, like “Flamin’ Hot,” which tells the story of Mexican migrant Richard Montanez who came up with the idea for Flamin’ Hot Cheetos while working as a janitor at Frito Lay. The film lands on Hulu June 9.

Ending June with a bang will the be second season of “The Bear,” (June 22), Season 20 of “The Bachelorette” (June 27) and the sixth and final season of “Grown-ish.”

Here’s everything you can expect to hit Hulu this June.

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Season 2 of last summer’s hit breakout series “The Bear” is set to premiere on Hulu on Thursday, June 22. After a tumultuous return to his family’s hole-in-the-wall Chicago restaurant, chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) and his staff transform the greasy sandwich joint into a first-class dining experience after he discovers the slush fund his brother left behind. Despite having the extra money to make his dreams a reality, the future proves to be both a personal and professional challenge for Carmy and the crew.

Watch the trailer for Season 2 of “The Bear”:

Beginning on June 14, the new series continuation of the beloved film “The Full Monty” arrives on Hulu. It’s 25 years later and the men and women of Sheffield, England, are in reboot mode, navigating life and family. The original 1997 movie focused on a group of down-on-their-luck, blue-collar men who put on a strip show to make ends meet.

Get in line, because Cocaine Bear has made its way to Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital following a successful theatrical run. The “Maximum Rampage Edition” features several featurettes, including a fun audio commentary by director/producer Elizabeth Banks and producer (and Banks’ husband) Max Handelman.

Here are eight things I learned from the Cocaine Bear commentary…

1. The film opens with a Wet Hot American Summer reference.

Cocaine Bear opens to the tune of Jefferson Starship’s “Jane,” which many will recognize as the theme song to Wet Hot American Summer, the film in which Banks got her start. She explains:

“This song straight up is an homage to Wet Hot American Summer. Anybody who knows my work knows Wet Hot American Summer was technically my first movie as Elizabeth Banks. That’s my SAG card, got it on that movie. This is the opening song to Wet Hot American Summer, and I sent David Wain,...

Elizabeth Banks is an American actress. She is best known for her roles in Pitch Perfect, Hunger Games and Cocaine Bear.

Elizabeth Banks Biography: Early Life, Age, Family, Education

Elizabeth Banks, originally named Elizabeth Mitchell, was born on February 10, 1974 (Elizabeth Banks: Age 49) in Pittsfield, Massachusetts to Ann and Mark Mitchell. She is the oldest of her three siblings. Banks tried out for the school play after breaking her leg in Little League, which is what started her acting career.

In 1992, Banks graduated from Pittsfield High School. She then went on to graduate from the University of Pennsylvania in 1966 with a major in communications and a minor in theater arts. Banks finished her schooling with an Mfa degree from the American Conservatory Theater in 1998.

Elizabeth Banks Biography: Career

When Banks joined the Screen Actors Guild, she changed her last name from Mitchell to Banks because of another actress was already named Elizabeth Mitchell.

Rebel Wilson is getting ready to serve as the star of “Double Fault,” a tennis comedy in development at Paramount Players.

Jim and Brian Kehoe, the brothers who wrote the 2019 high school comedy “Blockers,” are in talks to pen the screenplay. The logline is being kept under wraps.

“Double Fault” will be produced by Wilson and Todd Garner (“Senior Year”), with Brad Jenkel (“The Matador”) on board as executive producer.

Wilson recently starred in Netflix’s teen comedy “Senior Year,” in which she played a 37-year-old who wakes up from a coma and returns to high school to get her diploma.

In Variety’s review of “Senior Year,” Dennis Harvey praised Wilson as “a naturally gifted comedian” who pulls together the movie “through sheer force of personality and riffing performance chops.”

Prior to “Senior Year,” Wilson hadn’t starred in a movie since 2019’s “Isn’t It Romantic,” a romantic comedy that parodies stereotypical Hollywood meet-cutes.

Disney+ shared a teaser trailer and behind-the-scenes look at its upcoming series National Treasure: Edge of History at San Diego Comic-Con today, giving a glimpse of Jess (Lisette Olivera), the lead.

The ABC Signature-produced series also announced that Harvey Keitel, who played Peter Sadusky — the FBI agent constantly at odds with Nicolas Cage’s Ben in the National Treasure film franchise — will join the series as a guest star in the same role. Justin Bartha also will guest star in the series, reprising his role as Ben’s best friend, Riley Poole.

Comic-Con 2022: Deadline’s Full Coverage

Moderated by comedian and influencer Jenny Lorenzo (What’s Up), the panel featured series stars Olivera, Zuri Reed, Antonio Cipriano, Jordan Rodrigues, Jake Austin Walker, Lyndon Smith and executive producers Cormac and Marianne Wibberley, writers and producers of the National Treasure film franchise.

National Treasure: Edge of History focuses on Jess...

We’re getting the first peek at Teen Wolf: The Movie. Paramount+ revealed a teaser trailer for the film Thursday at Comic-Con during the show’s Hall H panel, which featured series creator Jeff Davis along with stars and Teen Wolf alums Tyler Posey and Tyler Hoechlin. Watch the trailer above.

The teaser welcomes fans back to Beacon Hills, where a terrifying evil has emerged. Filled with werewolves and other supernatural creatures, the fast-paced clip also offers a glimpse of Allison (Crystal Reed), a fan-favorite who was last seen on Season 3 of the show when she suffered a tragic death. When Allison hit the screen, the crowd in Hall H screamed.

Comic-Con 2022: Deadline’s Full Coverage

Per the logline, in Teen Wolf the Movie, the wolves are howling once again, calling for the return of Banshees, Werecoyotes, Hellhounds, Kitsunes and every other shapeshifter in the night. But only a...

Key creatives behind ABC’s hit police procedural The Rookie and its upcoming spinoff The Rookie: Feds made an appearance at Comic-Con today to tease what’s coming up on both series and discuss the nature of the interaction planned for them.

Panelists for the conversation with TV Guide magazine’s Damian Holbrook included The Rookie‘s Nathan Fillion; The Rookie: Feds’ Niecy Nash-Betts; and the executive producers of both series, Alexi Hawley and Terence Paul Winter. While all of the above initially were believed to be stopping by San Diego for an in-person appearance, they wound up joining the talk virtually from set, to the audible dismay of fans in the room and only after some technical issues with the livestream. “Oh my God,” said Holbrook, “they haven’t figured this out yet.”

Comic-Con 2022: Deadline’s Full Coverage

Hawley and Winter shared that they’re currently three episodes...

Just one month after debuting a fan favorite genre hit in the form of Stranger Things season 4, Netflix is once again coming out with the big guns for its list of new releases for June 2022.

The Umbrella Academy season 3 is set to be released June 22 and it will be a busy one for the Hargreeves family of crime fighters. After averting a 1963 nuclear apocalypse in season 2, the gang returns to the present only to find there’s a new team called the Sparrows living in their house. Based on the trailer for season 3, hilarity and many superpowers punches thrown will ensue.

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Other Netflix TV original series of note this month include the vampire love story First Kill (June 10) the Melissa McCarthy comedy God’s Favorite Idiot...

Season 2 of the Emmy-winning comedy “Hacks,” the debut of Colin Firth’s true-crime drama “The Staircase” and the streaming return of “The Matrix: Resurrections” all await HBO Max subscribers in May. If you’re looking for something new to watch or wondering what’s on HBO Max this month, not to worry, we’ve got the full rundown.

There are several must-watch new TV shows on both HBO and HBO Max this month, new and returning. Acclaimed Jean Smart comedy “Hacks” returns for Season 2 on May 12. As for the new debuts, May sees the premieres for HBO Max’s “The Staircase” on May 5, starring Colin Firth as Michael Peterson in the true-crime limited series, as well as the HBO premiere of Steven Moffat’s (”Doctor Who”) series adaptation of “The Time Traveler’s Wife” on May 15.

New films this month include the streaming return of “The Matrix: Resurrections” and streaming premieres...

The four-part series will dramatise the events around a Scottish community’s fight against Donald Trump’s golf course.

UK director-producer Kirk Jones is set to direct the drama series You’ve Been Trumped, based on Anthony Baxter’s 2011 documentary, for Vertigo Films and digital entertainment company Blazing Griffinand Montrose Pictures.

It will explore how a small Scottish community stood up against Donald Trump and his proposed golf course development.

This will be the TV debut of Jones, best known for directing Waking Ned, Nanny McPhee, What To Expect When You’re Expecting, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 He has also written the screenplay.

Hollywood writer and director Kirk Jones is to helm Vertigo Films’ buzzy upcoming drama series You’ve Been Trumped, marking his first foray into television drama.

The Waking Ned, Nanny McPhee and What to Expect When You’re Expecting director will write and direct the four part series, which is based on Anthony Baxter’s award-winning 2011 documentary of the same name about the small Scottish community who stood up to Donald Trump and his golf course development.

Jones has completed the scripts, which will likely employ the black humour and deep-rooted emotional sensibility of Baxter’s doc.

Set on one of Europe’s most environmentally sensitive stretches of coast on Scotland’s Northeast coastline, the drama charts the unbelievable true story of what happens when everyday people take on one of the world’s most famous, divisive, and powerful families. Deadline first revealed news of the project in November 2020.

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With movie theaters fully back up and running, HBO Max no longer has any major film releases to point to with its list of new releases for May 2022. That’s alright though as the streamer is leaning into the HBO side of its branding to offer up some fun TV releases.

The biggest HBO Max original this month is undoubtedly the return of Hacks on May 12. The first season of this comedy starred Jean Smart as a venerated Vegas comedy and Hannah Einbinder as her new millennial assistant. The first batch of episodes was excellent and even won an Emmy or two for its troubles and now season 2 will look to keep up the good vibes.

Premiering on May 15, is The Time Traveler’s Wife. This series adaptation of the 2003 novel (which in turn became a a 2009 movie) keeps up with two star-crossed lovers who can never quite make the timing work…...

In “Ozark” Season 4 Part 2, the Byrdes continue to navigate the murky waters of the Ozarks as they struggle to maintain their grip on the criminal empire they’ve built. With new enemies and old threats looming, the family must stick together or risk being torn apart. Ozark season 4 part 2 will be full of twists and turns, and the Byrdes will be pushed to their limits as they fight for survival.

As the fourth season finale of “Ozark” approaches, fans are wondering what will happen in the last seven episodes. According to reports, the focus will be on Ruth (Julia Garner) seeking revenge against Javi (Alfonso Herrera) for killing her entire family. Ruth holds Marty (Jason Bateman) at gunpoint after she finds Wyatt (Charlie Tahan) and Darlene’s (Lisa Emery) dead bodies.

About Ozark

Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman) is a financial advisor who has gotten entangled with local criminals in the Ozarks.

Well, Magnum and Lia couldn't have chosen a worse place for a reunion than a murder scene.

But that's what happened exactly on Magnum P.I. Season 4 Episode 15.

Poor Thomas. He agreed to do a favor for an old client, and what a mess resulted for him.

Magnum started as a private eye as a skip tracer, with many of those cases coming from bail bondsman Melvin Muchado. 

Thomas has a big heart and will always find time for someone who has helped him in the past. 

So when Melvin called, Magnum halted his playful fencing match with Higgins so they could take a meeting with him. (Higgins is British. Doesn't that automatically make her a better fencer than him?)

Melvin's request sounded simple enough. Find his client, Stella Torres, before he has to forfeit a quarter-million in bail, an assignment at which Jimmy Woo, another competent P.I., had already failed.

Photo: ‘Behind the Monster’ ‘Behind the Monsters’ is a brand new docuseries now available on the Shudder streaming service for fans of all things spooky and scary. If you need an excuse to refamiliarize yourself with Halloween favorites like Candyman or Chucky, this is it - so get comfy, turn off the lights and prepare for a Halloween season experience. The show was written by Gabrielle Binkley and Anthony Uro who worked in collaboration with Stage 3 Productions to direct it as well. Joining them were Phil Nobile Jr., Kelly Ryan, and Mark Shostrom as producers. Related article: Exclusive: 'Dune' Full Commentary, Reactions, Making Of - Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya, Oscar Isaac Related article: 'No Time to Die' Full Commentary, Behind the Scenes & Reactions, Daniel Craig, Rami Malek, Bond Related article: 'No Time to Die' Royal Premiere & Reactions - Daniel Craig, Rami Malek, Léa Seydoux...

This Money Heist article contains Major spoilers for Season 5.

The long-awaited final season of Netflix’s most popular foreign language series Money Heist blew up everything we though we knew about the show. Every fan has been eagerly waiting to see Gandia (José Manuel Poga) get his just desserts for his cold-blooded killing of Nairobi (Alba Flores) last season. Season 4 ended with the gang chanting “For Nairobi!” at the end, a rallying cry for revenge. But the price of Gandia’s death was way too high. It cost the life of the show’s leading character, Tokyo (Úrsula Corberó), taking Money Heist in a completely new, much darker direction.

Tokyo’s Death

Tokyo’s death is one of the most daring character kills ever seen on television. It’s even more of a showstopper than the death of Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) in Game of Thrones. The Mother of Dragons...

This article contains spoilers for Outer Banks season 2.

Outer Banks season 1 centers around John B Routledge, his search for answers about his father’s disappearance, and its connection to a sunken treasure. John B, along with his best friends, JJ, Kiara, Pope, and new-beau Sarah uncover the whereabouts of the missing Royal Merchant gold and discover the truth about Big John. Season 2 expands on the Royal Merchant mystery, giving the Pogues something new to search for, and imbuing it with additional meaning for one member of the group in particular, Pope.

Pope Heyward is a Pogue, one of John B’s best friends, and an integral part of solving the mystery of the Royal Merchant. Among the group, he’s the most responsible and studious. And if there is sense to be had, he’s the one most likely to have it. In season one, Pope is so invested in...

Cobra Kai finds itself among television’s upper echelon with today’s 2021 Emmy nominations announcement, which named it as a nominee for Outstanding Comedy Series for January’s Netflix-debuted third season. The series, a decades-awaited sequel to The Karate Kid films, has seen its popularity increase exponentially after a migration from YouTube Premium to Netflix, on which the nominated season premiered. It’s quite the achievement when remembering the show’s less-than-auspicious 2018 launch.

The Emmy nominations highlight a second pandemic-altered year for the industry, further cementing the notion that the overwhelming majority of television’s heavy hitters now reside in the realm of streaming, rather than the airwaves. Notwithstanding a sole network sitcom straggler in Black-ish (ABC), the tonally-diverse comedy category proved no exception to that phenomenon, with Cobra Kai (Netflix) joining fellow streamers in Emily in Paris (Netflix), Hacks (HBO Max), The Flight Attendant (HBO Max), The Kominsky Method...

Actress-advocate Molly Sims and her husband, Scott Stuber, Global Head of Netflix Films, and Heidi Murkoff, author and creator of What to Expect When You’re Expecting, the world’s most popular pregnancy and parenting brand, and her husband and life partner, Erik, turned the spotlight on parents worldwide who face agonizing decisions to keep their children safe and healthy.

In accepting humanitarian awards from Jhpiego, a global health nonprofit and Johns Hopkins University affiliate, the couples shared their vision of a better world that is focused on supporting safe births, healthy children and thriving families wherever they live.

Jhpiego, whose work over nearly 50 years has delivered quality health care for women and families in 155 countries, recognized the two couples at the organization’s Laughter Is the Best Medicine 2021 gala, a virtual affair broadcast live and featuring special appearances by rock-star comedian Kevin Hart, actress Jennifer Garner and U.S. Senator Christopher Coons,...

With Cobra Kai having recently wrapped production of its upcoming fourth season, speculation over the show’s escalating onscreen tensions is high amongst its growing legion of fans. However, the cast and crew of the Netflix-migrated series seemingly have black belts in the art of keeping an airtight lid on plot details and cast additions that could even give Marvel Studios a run for its substantial money. While the show’s creators were characteristically mum on Season 4 in a recent sit-down, they did offer intriguing thoughts on their successful creative mindset.

Cobra Kai creators Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg have turned The Karate Kid sequel series from a concept that, on paper, seemed destined to become an indulgent short-term burst of nostalgia into an engaging, humorous, pathos-packed series that was far too good to be trapped on its imploded original platform, YouTube Premium. Now, with this past...

Mike Medavoy, CEO of Phoenix Pictures, is partnering with Mariel Hemingway and producer Sam Sokolow on a limited series about the life and times of Ernest Hemingway, TheWrap has learned exclusively.

The series will explore the famous writer’s life as often fictionalized in classic novels like “A Farewell to Arms” and “The Sun Also Rises,” and will also delve into the unexplored psychological trauma that haunted him until he took his own life in 1961.

Stephen Leeds and Mark Chambers penned the pilot script and will also executive produce the project, which is not yet set up at a network or streamer.

“Hemingway was a genius, a soldier, a spy, a revolutionary, and counter to legend, one of the most sensitive writers of his era.” Medavoy said. “He won both a Pulitzer and a Nobel Prize for Literature, medals for bravery in both World Wars, and even survived two plane crashes in one day.

Exclusive: Heather Hach, the screenwriter behind 2003’s Freaky Friday and What to Expect When You’re Expecting, has signed with A3 for representation. Hach is attached to pen Sony’s adaptation of Allison Winn Scotch’s Broadway Books novel Time of My Life, Deadline can confirm.

Producer Meryl Poster optioned rights to the novel under her new deal at Columbia Pictures that focuses on female-driven projects. It follows a discontented stay-at-home mom who wakes up seven years prior and gets a second chance to relive the choices she made and tries to discover if changing her past can change her future.

Scotch will serve as an executive producer.

Hach earned a Tony nomination as the book writer for Legally Blonde the Musical. She also co-wrote the YA novel Freaky Monday, which was released by HarperCollins in 2009.

Hach continues to be repped by Anonymous Content and Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman.

This Star Wars: The Mandalorian article contains spoilers.

Technically, Disney+’s The Mandalorian is part of the biggest franchise on earth. But it doesn’t always feel that way.

True, it’s a Star Wars property, and it rarely lets you forget that fact. The show is rife with references to the films and animated series that have come before it and it enjoys padding out existing lore in ways that only the most hardcore of fans will care about—or possibly even notice. (Did you remember there was a krayt dragon skeleton in A New Hope? Be honest.)

The Mandalorian isn’t a story that requires a tremendous amount of Star Wars knowledge to follow or enjoy. And that’s because its central tale is one that follows rules and patterns we’ve all seen before. A mix of tropes from classic spaghetti westerns and samurai adventures, the show...

Right on time! Tia Mowry is admitting that her sex life has gone from spontaneous to scheduled. The Sister, Sister actress revealed that she now schedules "sex dates" with husband Cory Hardrict because the pair are so busy parenting their kids: 2-year-old daughter Cairo Tiahna and 9-year-old son Cree Taylor.  Tia appeared on iHeartRadio's What to Expect podcast and spilled the deets of her marriage with the Warm Bodies actor. "We had sex dates," host Heidi Murkoff said of her own relationship, according to People. "We had to have sex once a week. That was the rule in our house, because otherwise we wouldn't get around to...

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It took years for The Witcher to get the onscreen adaptation it deserves, and while fans won't have to wait that long for the anticipated second season of the Netflix series, the hiatus has still felt far too long for our liking. Luckily, Netflix has tossed us a coin and announced that The Witcher

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October is here and you know what that means: time for the streaming services to put their spookiest foot forward. Amazon is doing its part for its new releases in October 2020 by rolling out some horror originals and library titles.

This is the month that the much-hyped Blumhouse horror anthology series Welcome to the Blumhouse arrives. “Episodes” of that, Black Box and The Lie launch on Oct. 6 and Evil Eye and Nocturne arrive on Oct. 13. Another horror-adjacent release of note is Truth Seekers, a comedy-horror series from Nick Frost and Simon Pegg.

That’s about it for notable originals. Thankfully October 1 brings the usual burst of fascinating library movie titles. A Knights Tale, Spaceballs, and The Departed all debut on the first of the month. Terminator: Dark Fate arrives on Oct. 9. The superb final season of Mr. Robot will be available on Oct. 6. Start playing Pixies “Where is My Mind?...

As we head into the last week of September, let’s look ahead at what’s coming to Amazon Prime in October. It’s the usual mix of great newly-licensed titles arriving at the top of the month and a range of original movies and TV shows dropping throughout the upcoming weeks. But, what with it being spooky season, this time Prime’s October haul is specifically geared towards giving you some scares during Halloween.

For starters, horror fans will not want to miss the launch of Blumhouse’s “Welcome to the Blumhouse” series with four original films going up across October. The first duo, Black Box and The Lie, land on Prime on October 6th. Then, a week later on the 13th, both Evil Eye and Nocturne debut. Anything with Blumhouse behind it is usually worth checking out, so make sure not to miss those.

October 1st delivers a couple of vampire movies,...

If you thought you’d seen it all when it came to Superheroes, the mega hit series ‘The Boys’ by Amazon Prime Original series made everyone eat humble pie. The series offers an alternative take on the superhero world and the way they are perceived in a way beyond your wildest imagination.

Set in a world where the multi-billion corporation Vought has their own brand of superheroes called The Seven or Supes, who have undisputed power over the public, politicians and the truth, we see a band of people team up to put them in their place and revolt against injustice.

After a phenomenal season 1, The Boys are ready to rock in season 2 with new episodes being dropped every Friday on Amazon Prime Video. With a third season already on the cards, it appears as though the show's incredible cast is going to be around for a very long time.

The following contains spoilers for The Umbrella Academy season 2.

There’s so much to enjoy in The Umbrella Academy’s second season. The story is compelling, the character work is strong, and the music cues are incredibly on point. Season 2 effortlessly builds on many of the strengths of its predecessor, while placing its characters in new and intriguing situations. The dynamics between the Hargreeves children are richer and more complex than ever before, and the 1960s-era setting is just a ton of fun.

Season 2’s demonstrated ability to course correct for the better is precisely what makes its decision to double down one of the series’ worst character choices so frustrating. Two seasons in, The Umbrella Academy still has no idea what to do with Vanya, the most powerful Hargreeves child, whose long-simmering rage and pain almost destroyed the world…twice. Much of the series’ first season was more than...

When it comes to motherhood, Amy Schumer remains an open book.  As the comedian raises son Gene, 14 months, with husband Chris Fischer, the new parent continues to learn more and more everyday about what it means to be a mom. So perhaps it's only fitting that when iHeartRadio Originals launched its latest podcast What to Expect, co-hosts Heidi Murkoff and her daughter Emma Bing wanted to have Amy on the show. In E! News' exclusive preview of the Wednesday Aug. 5 premiere episode, Amy opened up about her first year of motherhood including her experience with "new parents sex." "Well, you know, it's like they say, you can't have...

This article contains The Umbrella Academy spoilers.

There’s no denying that The Umbrella Academy season 2 provided plenty of closure for the immediate dangers of Vanya’s explosive power, which was at the center of both apocalypses in the first two seasons. However, even though the Hargreeves siblings are no longer displaced in time, there’s plenty of conflict left to resolve. The Umbrella Academy season 3 won’t return for awhile, but we can take some educated guesses as to where things might be headed.

First of all, the likelihood of Five witnessing another world-ending scenario that he must convince his siblings to help him avoid is very low. It’s quite remarkable that The Umbrella Academy was able to return to that well in season 2 without becoming repetitive, but doing it a third time would probably be pushing it, especially since there are so many consequences that a season...

The following contains spoilers for NOS4A2 season 2 episode 7.

Despite having significant experience in the world of television, NOS4A2 showrunner Jami O’Brien, like the rest of us, isn’t quite sure where the industry is going to go. She’s as in the dark as anyone during the time of Covid-19 and a growing rift between online streaming services and traditional cable and broadcast television. However, rather than being intimidated, she’s game for the challenge.

“Every day it changes and I think it’s still changing. It may change again into something that we have no idea about, you know what I mean? But all that said, I mean any opportunity to make something, I embrace,” O’Brien told Den of Geek during a San Diego Comic-Con At Home interview.

That game-for-anything mentality is certainly on display when considering her accomplishments as a writer and producer on cult favorites like Flesh and Bone,...

Arriving more than a decade too late in both its inspirational and foundational appeal, “The Secret: Dare to Dream,” a fictionalized adaptation of author Rhonda Byrne’s popular self-help book “The Secret,” traipses through familiar territory without enhancing anyone’s insight. This story, about a financially and emotionally taxed family learning to find light in the darkness and love in chance encounters, is a blundering attempt to hawk books while aping another famous author’s patented style. Littered with confounding clichés and hokey devices, director/co-writer Andy Tennant’s feature is the exact inverse of what a passionate romance should aspire to be, let alone one preaching the power of positivity.

Harried single mom Miranda Wells (Katie Holmes) has been stretched thin since the death of her husband a few years prior. Between work shifts at a fish market in New Orleans, she tends to her rapidly-decaying home and makes...

Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 ends on one hell of a cliffhanger. In the final moments of “Such Sweet Sorrow: Part 2,” Michael leads the Discovery through time, 950 years into the future, to keep the Sphere data from ever falling into the wrong hands. It’s a major narrative reset for a show that hasn’t always had a clear vision of what kind of story it wants to tell but has brought many delights as it searches for the answer. Many of those delights are tied up with the talented and charismatic cast for this show, all of whom were on hand to take part in the “Star Trek Universe” panel that was part of today’s Sdcc at Home schedule. In addition to doing a script reading of the Season 2 finale, the Star Trek: Discovery cast gave some hints about what’s to come in Season 3.

“We, the crew, of Star Trek: Discovery,...

As any TV critic who has had to hold down the shift bar and poke between letters and numbers on a keyboard before can tell you: “NOS4A2” is a strange name for a TV show.

To the uninitiated, it may take a moment to sound out what the code is meant to pronounce phonetically. And then once that mystery is unraveled, it only opens up a new set of questions as to the name’s real significance. That requires some thinking. And thinking is awful. So we’ve done the job here at Den of Geek of breaking down the meaning of AMC’s NOS4A2.

Joe Hill’s original novel NOS4A2 takes its title from a vanity license plate that adorns the 1938 Rolls-Royce Wraith of one Charlie Manx. Charlie Manx (played by Zachary Quinto in the show) is an immortal creature who feeds off of children’s souls, and then...

Nickelodeon’s Avatar: The Last Airbender is a superb television show for many reasons. The animation is lush and beautiful, the characters are richly-realized and human, and the action is relentless and thrilling, never giving in to the puritan notions of what “children’s entertainment” can or cannot depict.

There’s another, more underappreciated, reason for Avatar’s success however. The series quite simply knows exactly how much story it needs to tell and how to structure said story. Avatar: The Last Airbender lasted for three brilliant seasons, each one given an appropriate subtitle to complement the “Last Airbender” portion of its name, and each one featuring 20 half-hour episodes (though the final season was generously granted one extra installment).

Avatar: The Last Airbender was primed for success, and perhaps even perfection, through its very structure. Creators Michael Dante Dimartino and Bryan Konietzko were given a wide latitude to assemble the story as they saw fit,...

If you’re not a massive fan of Guy Ritchie or Vinnie Jones a new show called Gangs Of London might sound a bit off putting. Do yourself a favor and ignore those instincts. This is comfortably one of the very best shows Sky, or indeed anyone, has released in some time. A massive, cinematic epic, this show is likely to be talked about in the same breath as Game Of Thrones for it’s incredible scale, complex politics and its sense that any character could be killed at any moment.

Gangs Of London is about organised crime in the capital, for sure, but it’s a million miles from your average geezer-pleaser. You don’t have to have any interest whatsoever in gangsters to get hooked on Gangs Of London. But you do have to have a strong stomach for violence.

A nine-episode series, the pilot is feature-length and...

Film executive Scott Stuber and his wife, actress-advocate Molly Sims, will step into the spotlight this spring with Heidi Murkoff, author and creator of the world’s most popular pregnancy and parenting brand, and her husband and partner, Erik, in honor of their humanitarian work.

These two couples are known for giving back, but on April 28, they’ll be on the receiving end of two very special awards at a glittering gala hosted by Jhpiego, a global health nonprofit and Johns Hopkins University affiliate dedicated to saving lives, improving health and transforming the futures of women and families worldwide. Laughter Is the Best Medicine 2020 won’t disappoint!

Jhpiego’s Elyse Bila Ouedraogo Award will be presented to Molly, an actress, model and lifestyle influencer whose books include the bestseller The Everyday Supermodel: My Beauty, Fashion, and Wellness Secrets Made Simple, and her husband, Scott, head of Netflix Films. Netflix is...

Hey, fellow "Big Brother" fans. We're back at you with another pretty big story in regards to one of the former houseguests. It turns out that this former houseguest just got preggers within the last two and a half months. It's a very recent houseguest. Ok, ok. I'll go ahead and tell you who it is. It's none other than the intense fitness chick herself Christmas Abbot from this past season 19! For those of you who might not recall who she is, she's the super CrossFit athlete that finished in 3rd place during season 19 by riding houseguest Paul Abrahamian's coat tails the entire time. I mean she did whatever he told her to do along with everyone else during that season. I'm still shocked by it. It's also speculated that Christmas may have even developed a little crush on Paul at the time. Whether she did or didn't, that's...

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Pop star Kevin Jonas has become a father to a second baby girl.

The 28-year-old's wife, Danielle, gave birth to another daughter and proud uncle Nick Jonas took to Twitter on Thursday (October 27) to break the news to fans.

"Ahh! I'm an uncle again!" he wrote. "Congrats to my brother and sister in law on the birth of their new beautiful baby girl. @kevinjonas @daniellejonas".

The singer/actor, who is currently shooting the new Jumanji movie, also shared a video of himself on Snapchat and Instagram, revealing he is excited to head back to New Jersey to meet his new family member.

"I am on set here in Hawaii, but I just got the best news ever - my brother and his wife had their baby! I'm overjoyed," he smiled.

He captioned the Instagram post, "Congrats Kevin and Dani! We have another Jonas!! Can't wait to meet that beautiful baby girl very soon.

Kevin Jonas is officially a father of two!

The 28-year-old singer's wife, Danielle, gave birth to their second child, a precious baby girl named Valentina, on Thursday.

Watch: Kevin and Danielle Jonas Expecting Second Child -- See the Cute Announcement!

"Thank you so much for all your well wishes Valentina is happy and healthy," Kevin tweeted Thursday evening. "I'm so in love."

Kevin's brother, Nick Jonas, was the first to confirm the news via Twitter, writing, "Ahh! I'm an uncle again! Congrats to my brother and sister in law on the birth of their new beautiful baby girl. @kevinjonas @daniellejonas."

The "Chains" singer, who is currently in Hawaii, also took to Instagram to congratulate his brother with a sweet video message. "I just got the best news ever," he said in the clip. "My brother and his wife had their baby. I'm overjoyed!"

Congrats Kevin and Dani! We have another Jonas!! Can't wait to...

Forget What to Expect When You're Expecting. Allow Ryan Reynolds to explain the art of parenting.  The actor is currently expecting his second bundle of joy with wife Blake Lively, who gave birth to their first daughter James almost two years ago. Since becoming a father, Reynolds has all but made it his mission to impart the lessons he's learned as a first-time dad to the Twittersphere in the hilariously sarcastic manner his followers have come to know and love. From cringe-worthy anecdotes to candid commentary about their little girl's antics, we can already imagine a few years down the line when 14-year-old James can't stop blushing from total...