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Dogstar, the Nineties alt-rock outfit that featured Keanu Reeves on bass, played their first concert in 20 years Saturday as the reunited trio performed at Napa Valley’s BottleRock Festival.

The 12-song performance boasted a mix of tracks from Dogstar’s lone two albums — 1996’s Our Little Visionary and 2000’s Happy Ending — as well as songs from the band’s in-the-works third LP, including “Glimmer,” “Flowers” and “Breach.”

The BottleRock gig marked Dogstar’s first show since Oct. 2002, the same year they broke up. However, after 20 years of dormancy, in July...

Keanu Reeves’ ’90s band Dogstar made their live comeback this weekend at BottleRock Festival in Napa Valley, California.

The band played material from their two previous studio albums, 1996’s Our Little Visionary and 2000’s Happy Ending, along with new songs from their upcoming, as-yet-unannounced album.

Comprised of bassist Reeves, drummer Robert Mailhouse, and singer-guitarist Brett Domrose, Dogstar released two albums and an EP from 1996 to 2002 before breaking up. The band teased a comeback earlier this month, announcing that both new music and live shows were on the way.

In a pre-show interview with Billboard, Reeves described Dogstar as “something that’s part of my life.” Discussing the impetus to reunite the band, he explained, “I missed playing together, I missed writing together, I missed doing shows together. It’s something I’ve always missed. We came to a spot where we weren’t playing anymore, and I missed it … Once we started to play,...

Keanu Reeves’ band Dogstar is making a comeback.

The Canadian actor’s ’90s grunge group are set to release their first new music in over 23 years, confirming the return on Instagram.

The band’s bio on the social media site read, “Dogstar is back,” with them also sharing a behind-the-scenes shot from a new photo shoot.

They wrote, “Exciting news coming soon. Thanks for being so patient. ”

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Reeves plays bass in the band, while Robert Mailhouse is on drums and Bret Domrose plays guitar and does vocals.

The group also shared a photo of rehearsals late last month, alongside the caption: “Dogstar getting ready for the summer and writing more new material.”

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Back in the mid-1990s to the early 2000s, Keanu Reeves co-founded and played bass in a grunge band called Dogstar. After quietly reuniting last summer, the group has announced they will be “rolling out some new music” this summer, to be followed by some live shows.

Last week, they shared a preview of a rooftop photoshoot on Instagram, and apparently, the reception was so strong that Dogstar couldn’t wait to share more news. “Thank you everyone for the kind comments. We are overjoyed to see such a response!” they wrote in the comments of the post. “Honestly, didn’t expect this. It makes us want to play out even more.”

Dogstar continued, “We will be rolling out some new music this summer, followed by some gigs. As soon as it’s all figured out we will let everyone know immediately. So much to do, but rest assured, we...

Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia are reaching the end of their journey. At the end of Monday’s episode of “The Bachelorette”, fans got a peek at the remainder of the season, and it’ll be tumultuous, to say the least.

“I’m having a lot of anxiety this week,” Rachel admits, before telling Zach “I do have those fears, leaving here alone.”

Something clearly goes down with the pilot and the tech executive, as a tearful Zach tells host Jesse Palmer, “After Fantasy Suite, everything took a 180. I felt blindsided. That was the last thing I could’ve ever expected.”

Meanwhile, Erich, who upset Gabby by expressing his worry about her other Fantasy Suite dates, admits, “I don’t exactly know where we are. To feel this strongly about somebody and know you could lose that person, that’s a horrible feeling.”

“This whole time has been really hard,...

Avril Lavigne got her “Happy Ending” after receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Machine Gun Kelly was among those who honoured the Canadian music icon during the ceremony on Wednesday, Aug. 31.

Read More: Avril Lavigne Recreates ‘Let Go’ Cover Art 20 Years Later

“Avril Lavigne, you are the amalgamation of our generation’s childhood,” said the rapper. “All of the times I got my heart broke, your music was in my headphones. You were an inspiration for a generation of kids like myself who wore baggy jeans and skated and didn’t fit into MTV’s version of what the girls wanted.”

Taking to the podium wearing a sweater she wore while on her first trip to Hollywood as a 16-year-old, Lavigne said, “I can remember seeing these legendary names and I never could have imagined that mine would be here.”

She added, “This is probably one of...

Elvis Presley in It Happened At The World’S Fair (1963) will be available June 22nd from Warner Archive

Fun, music and Elvis all happen in this romp boasting one of the best backdrops of any Elvis Presley movie: the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair. The King plays pilot-for-hire Mike, whose hope of starting his own flying business is grounded by the gambling of his copilot Danny (Gary Lockwood). The two hitch to Seattle, where Mike finds romance, Danny finds easy marks and both find problems prior to a “Happy Ending.” Keep an eye out for Kurt Russell as the child who wallops Mike in the shins.

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The following contains major spoilers from Sunday night’s NCIS: Los Angeles season finale.

The NCIS: Los Angeles team will look significantly different this fall, given the departure of two long-running characters in the high-octane CBS drama’s Season 12 finale.

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During the season ender, Eric Beale (played by Barrett Foa), the team’s onetime tech operator-turned-rising tech titan,...

Bookmark this page for all the latest international feature submissions.

Submissions for the best international feature film award at the 2021 Academy Awards have started to come in, and Screen is keeping a running list of each film below.

Scroll down for the full list

The 93rd Academy Awards is set to take place on April 25, 2021. It was originally set to be held on February 28, before both the ceremony and eligibility period were postponed for two months due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Submitted films must have been released in their respective countries between the expanded dates of October 1, 2019, and December 31, 2020. (Last year it was October-September.

Catherine O’Hara has somehow never won an Emmy for acting. That all could change this year thanks to the final season of Pop TV’s “Schitt’s Creek.” This year marks the second time in a row that the performer is nominated for her iconic turn as self-absorbed soap actress Moira Rose. In the hopes of finally nabbing an acting win, O’Hara has submitted the Season 6 episode “The Incident” for Emmy consideration.

In this episode, David (Dan Levy) wakes up horrified to discover he has wet the bed. He is especially embarrassed to have had such an accident next to his sleeping fiance, Patrick (Noah Reid). Meanwhile, Moira has been tasked with a social media takeover to build anticipation for her film “The Crows Have Eyes 3: The Crowening.” After Alexis (Annie Murphy) shows her the basics, Moira is thrilled to have a “digital soap box” from which to speak to fans.

After years of cruel Emmy snubs, it looks like “Schitt’s Creek” is about to have the last laugh. Pop’s departing comedy series leads Gold Derby’s early odds for the 2020 Emmy winners in a whopping five categories: Best Comedy Series, Best Comedy Actress (Catherine O’Hara), Best Comedy Actor (Eugene Levy), Best Comedy Directing (Andrew Cividino and Dan Levy for “Happy Ending”) and Best Comedy Writing (Dan Levy for “Happy Ending”). There’s still plenty of time to make or update your own Emmy predictions before the virtual ceremony airs September 20, so jump in right now to get started.

See‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’: Will writing snub leave its comedy series prospects up ‘Schitt’s Creek’?

“Schitt’s Creek” first broke onto the Emmy radar in 2019 with bids for series, actor, actress and costumes. Even though it went home empty-handed that year, the show still had one final season to prove its worth.

More than 1,500 Gold Derby users, who are among the most knowledgeable television fans on the web, voted for the 17th Annual Gold Derby TV Award nominations, which were announced on Thursday, July 30. Watch our complete video announcement above, and scroll down to see the full list of nominees. You can start voting right now here. Signing up is quick and easy if you haven’t done it already.

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Nobody knows awards better than the experts, editors and users at Gold Derby, so we launched our own prizes for film in 2002 and for TV in 2004. Vote for your favorites in 30 categories for the Gold Derby TV Awards 2020. You can only choose your overall top choice in each category. If you’re making picks on a desktop computer, grab the contender from the left...

The 2020 Emmy nominees have been announced, and Schitt's Creek is finally getting the love it deserves. The Canadian sitcom nabbed a total of 15 (!) nominations for its sixth and final season, with Catherine O'Hara, Annie Murphy, Dan Levy, and Eugene Levy each earning nods for their Rose family roles. We'll raise a glass of Herb Ertlinger fruit wine to that - but no guarantee we'll actually be gagging down all of said glass.

The hilarious and heartwarming Pop TV series scored its first four Emmy nominations last year, although it didn't wind up taking home any golden trophies during the show - and this year marks its last chance to secure one. Moira Rose did say her favorite season is award season, so here's to hoping that helps O'Hara finally get the win she's undoubtedly earned for portraying the beloved Jazzagal with a profound vocabulary and puzzling accent.

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Better late than never, right? After being skunked by the Television Academy for its first four seasons, Pop’s “Schitt’s Creek” rebounded in 2019 with four Emmy bids: Best Comedy Series, Actor (Eugene Levy), Actress (Catherine O’Hara) and Costumes. Even though it went home empty-handed that year, the show still had one final season to prove its worth. When the 2020 Emmy nominations were announced Tuesday, July 28, “Schitt’s Creek” landed 15 bids, making it the second most-nominated comedy of the year after “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.” Scroll through our photo gallery above to see all of the “Schitt’s Creek” Emmy nominations for its final season.

See Emmy nominations: Watch Experts’ live analysis after announcement on Tuesday morning

Among its 2020 haul are the same four from last year, plus key bids for supporting players Daniel Levy and Annie Murphy. Speaking of the young Levy, he also nabbed nominations for directing (with Andrew Cividino) and writing the series finale,...

“Schitt’s Creek” has broken the record for most Emmy nominations given to a comedy series in its final season with 15 nods in total.

The Pop TV show surpasses the previous record of 13 nominations set by “30 Rock” in 2013.

“Schitt’s” 2020 nominations include a nod for each of the show’s four leads, including an outstanding lead actor nod for Eugene Levy, a lead actress nod for Catherine O’Hara, a supporting actor nod for Dan Levy, and a supporting actress nod for Annie Murphy. The show also got nominations for directing, plus a spot among the 8 shows nominated for Outstanding Comedy Series, alongside the likes of “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and “Dead to Me.”

Also Read: How 'Schitt's Creek' Built Dan Levy's Confidence: 'Writing This Show Was a Catharsis for Me' (Video)

The show’s other 2020 nominations include casting, contemporary costumes, hairstyling, and makeup, and sound mixing.

“Schitt’s Creek” finally broke through at the Emmys in 2019 with four nominations: Best Comedy Series, Best Comedy Actor (Eugene Levy), Best Comedy Actress (Catherine O’Hara) and Best Contemporary Costumes. But it’s poised to make an even bigger splash in 2020 for its sixth and final season, where our odds say it’s one of the top contenders to win. Scroll down to see the 34 entries for the show on this year’s Emmy ballots. How many nominations do you think it will get, and how many of those will it win?

O’Hara and Levy are on the ballot again for their lead performances in the cult hit Pop TV series, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg as there are 15 total actors submitted including Dan Levy and Noah Reid for Best Comedy Supporting Actor, Emily Hampshire and Annie Murphy for Best Comedy Supporting Actress, and Victor Garber...

“The whole show is built on this idea that love is not something you can buy,” explains Dan Levy of “Schitt’s Creek.” Levy wears several different hats for the hit comedy series which he co-created with his dad Eugene Levy. He stars as David Rose, serves as an executive producer and showrunner, plus he wrote and directed many episodes. In the sixth and final season, “Schitt’s Creek” dives into the massive personal growth of David and the rest of the Rose family. Watch the exclusive video interview above.

A major thread of Season 6 is the marriage of David and Patrick (Noah Reid), which takes place in the series finale, “Happy Ending.” Levy believes that David’s journey is about realizing that “life is better when you don’t have to try so hard.” Never having been lucky in love, he has to learn to let his guard down for this...

Amazon PrimeCreated by Raj and Dk, 'The Family Man' focuses on the life of a middle-class man, who’s also a spy, and how he tries to strike a balance between the two worlds in his life.Hemanth Kumar C RIn the opening segment of Raj and Dk’s new Amazon Prime series The Family Man, three people find themselves in high seas off the coast of Kochi, India. We are told they have been hiding in Lakshadweep for several days and that they are on a secret mission. Soon, they are confronted by coast guards, which results in a shootout. Among the three is an innocent young man, Moosa Rahman (Neeraj Madhav), who begs their leader, Asif to not do anything silly. “I don’t want to die like this,” Moosa says, and in the commotion that follows, all of them end up surrendering to the coast guards.

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Hotel Mumbai stars Dev Patel and Armie Hammer discuss the real-life tragedy that inspired the film... and maybe a little Batman.

On the song “A House is not a Motel,” from their 1967 masterpiece, Forever Changes, Arthur Lee woefully croons; “The news today, will be the movies for tomorrow.” Not only is this a painful truth, but it’s always the harrowing, tragic stories that have reasons to be made. I’m sitting and writing this just days after the terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand and think to myself; at what point does that film come out? And the problem with dramatic films based on such events is that while they show you some horror or injustice, they still aim to give you those super heroic moments or that “Happy Ending.” But Hotel Mumbai is not that movie. With his latest effort, filmmaker Anthony Maras brings an...

And so the calendar closes on yet another TV year. As critics start to assemble year-end best lists and look forward to what the next 12 months might have in store, there’s still a final flurry of new original programming to sift through before 2018 fades away.

Per usual, these are spread out across broadcast, cable, and subscription services, this time with an extra peppering of original films debuting on TV airtime. With plenty of other options to juggle as 2018 closes, allow this one final collection to cap off the bunch.

(We do this roundup of new shows pretty much every month — if you missed any of those previous picks, here are some notable TV premieres from February, March, April, May, June, July, August, October, November, and our giant fall preview.)

“Nightflyers”

Joining the ever-growing sci-fi subgenre of “Hey, space is probably not the best place to go with people you don’t completely know!

Berlin-based M-Appeal will be hitting Toronto with a pair of topical female-driven films premiering at the festival, Ash Mayfair’s “The Third Wife” and Michal Aviad’s “Working Woman.”

Dedicated to promoting new female voices in the festival circuit and around the world, M-Appeal is also repping Hella Joof’s “Happy Ending” and Albertia Carri’s “The Daughters of Fire,” and is continuing sales on Fanny Metlelius’s Swedish coming-of-age romance drama “The Heart.”

“Our experience shows that there are many exciting films out there made by women, telling stories that appeal to a largely female audience eager to see films reflecting their own realities which are not visible enough,” said

Maren Kroymann, managing director of M-Appeal.

Kroymann pointed M-Appeal’s current slate “comprises 5 titles directed by very promising female filmmakers, some of whom are already established but others who are emerging talents.” “The audience is ready for stories told from a female perspective,...

Berlin-based sales agent M-Appeal has boarded Hella Joof’s comedy “Happy Ending,” starring Birthe Neumann and Kurt Ravn. The director is best known for her 2014 film “All Inclusive,” which was a box-office hit in Denmark with more than 410,000 tickets sold.

The film centers on Helle, who is looking forward to her workaholic husband, Peter’s, retirement, so they can spend some time together. But on his last day at work, he says he is going to become a wine importer and commute between Denmark and France.

“The couple drift apart, and both set out to explore new possibilities, problems and dreams,” according to a statement. “But can you start all over again after 50 years of marriage? And will they be able to cope without each other?”

According to producer Mie Andreasen, the story is based on the experience of the parents of screenwriter Mette Heeno, who after 49 years of marriage,...

My Top Ten Oscar® Submissions for Best Foreign Language Film includes Darkest Horse: from Slovakia, ‘The Line’You know how, when you finally see a movie you really love, all things seem possible? How a great movie transports you to a new reality? Without that experience, normal life seems drab and dreary unless you use other means of transcendance, like hope, art, music, dancing, religion or drugs.

Have I yet raved about any of the 25 foreign language submissions?

Yes, but it was a long time ago when it won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival, that I was so enamoured Hungarian director Ildikó Enyedi’s Of Body and Soul (as I was with her previous film, the 1989 Cannes Film Festival Camera d’or winner, My Twentieth Century, which was seen by about a .02% of the population). But that was way back in February.

I would put my body...

Holiday episodes are rarely a show’s best, but they’re often the most enduring. CBS still airs a colorized version of the “I Love Lucy” Christmas episode, repackaged as a perennial special, 60 years later. The image of The Fonz eating out of a can, alone on Christmas Eve, is probably one of the best-remembered scenes from “Happy Days.” And “The West Wing’s” 1999 episode “In Excelsis Deo” not only won an Emmy, but its takes on homeless veterans and hate crimes are just as relevant today, nearly two decades later. And of course, it was a Christmas episode that launched the longest-running scripted series in primetime, “The Simpsons,” all the way back in 1989.

As the networks more wholeheartedly embrace the holidays as a marketing tool, there has been an explosion in Christmas-themed movies and specials in recent years. But there’s still something special about celebrating the holidays with...

Official Oscar® Submission for Best Foreign Language Film from Austria: ‘Happy Ending’ by Michael Haneke“All around us, the world, and we, in its midst, blind.”The Laurent Family in ‘Happy Ending’A snapshot from the life of a bourgeois European family.

What is Michael Haneke’s vision in this film? We have seen his take on the young Adonises in Funny Games, the most devastating picture of modern sociopathology I have ever seen. And his view of the pathological origin of fascism in The White Ribbon, of the political scandal of the police mass murder and civilians turning a blind eye to the plight of Algerians in France in Cache, on sexual pathology run amock in The Piano Teacher.

Happy Ending features the best actors of a generation and of Haneke’s films, Isabelle Huppert (The Piano Teacher), Jean-Louis Trintignant who played the same character in Amour, is now shown from another angle,...

The Performer | Ilana Glazer

The Show | Broad City

The Episode | “Witches” (Oct. 25, 2017)

The Performance | Let’s see, how do we phrase this delicately? Glazer delivered a rather, um, explosive performance this week, as her TV alter ego rediscovered a certain, ah, satisfaction that had thus far eluded her in our post-Trump America.

Glazer has always been an absolute comedy dynamo as the mischievous, impulse-driven Ilana — if they gave out Emmys for comedy duos, she and co-star Abbi Jacobson would have several by now — but she was uncharacteristically muted at the start of this week’s episode. Turns out Ilana was secretly seeing a sex therapist,...

The following contains spoilers from this Friday’s Once Upon a Time.

ABC’s Once Upon a Time this Friday night not only checked in on the status of Rumplestiltskin and Belle’s happy beginning back in Storybrooke, it proceeded to chronicle the couple’s epic journey from there — leading right up to their very happy (if bittersweet) ending.

RelatedOnce Upon a Time’s Emilie de Ravin on Rumbelle’s Happy Ending: ‘Prepare to Have a Lot of Emotions’

As they readied to celebrate son Gideon’s first birthday, Rumple gifted his wife with a scrapbook, which he said...

Of all the dysfunctional relationships on How to Get Away With Murder — and there are many — it might be Annalise and Bonnie’s that tops the Most Messed-Up list.

As we are reminded in a series of flashbacks in Thursday’s episode, we’ve watched Annalise and her former colleague go through all sorts of emotional dynamics in the last three years: Bonnie begging Annalise not to fire her after it was revealed she had kissed Annalise’s husband; Annalise fiercely reassuring Bonnie that she does love her; Bonnie and Annalise sharing a lip-lock of their own when Annalise was particularly drunk one night.

Someone contact the people at Guinness, because Thursday’s episode of Scandal had to have set a new record for the highest number of sexual interruptions in a single hour of television.

RelatedScandal in Vermont: Tony Goldwyn Breaks Down Last Week’s Biggest Moments (Who Pulled a Muscle in That Fight?)

The first interruption came immediately, with Olivia taking Curtis back to her apartment — only to discover Fitz standing at her door. (For those keeping score at home, this is the third week in a row that we’ve been subjected to this awkward encounter, thanks to the magic of time jumps.

Warning: The following contains spoilers from Thursday’s Grey’s Anatomy — proceed at your own peril.

Grey’s Anatomy has unexpectedly pulled the plug on Meredith’s first big post-Derek love affair: TVLine has confirmed that Thursday’s episode (read recap here) was the last for Martin Henderson, who’s played Nathan Riggs since Season 12.

RelatedGrey’s Anatomy Season 14: ‘No Plans’ for Sara Ramirez to Return, Per Ep

Though “Danger Zone” moved Riggs, his back-from-the-dead fiancée Megan (Abigail Spencer) and her son Farouk to Malibu and gave them what appeared to be the happiest of endings, he was still texting Mer.

Warning: The following contains spoilers for Thursday’s Grey’s Anatomy.

Although a great deal of the action in Thursday’s Grey’s Anatomy took place in Iraq a decade ago, what transpired in the present in “Danger Zone” looked like it would have a profound impact on life in Seattle going forward. How so? Read on. We’ll go over the episode’s big twists, then talk with Abigail Spencer about how Megan’s happily ever after might have just paved the way for Owen to get one, too.

RelatedGrey’s Anatomy Shocker: [Spoiler] Exits

In The Present | The hour...

Ray Donovan has been renewed — and, more importantly, relocated.

Showtime announced Monday that it is bringing the Liev Schreiber fixer drama back for a sixth season, but that’s only half the story. The more interesting news is that after five years in Los Angeles the series is shifting its setting to New York City.

The 12-episode, Big Apple-set season will begin production in early 2018 and debut later that year.

The renewal comes just days before Ray Donovan airs its Season 5 finale (Sunday, 9/8c), an episode that was partially shot in NYC.

After watching this first full trailer for Showtime’s Smilf, we kind of can’t blame Connie Britton’s Ally for wanting to be BFFs with Frankie Shaw’s Bridgette: From the looks of tthings, Bridgette is a rather awesome hot mess.

The roughly two-minute spot, released Thursday, introduces single mother Bridgette, a young single mom in South Boston whose work includes tutoring kids (and getting high with some of them?). Nashville alum Britton recurs as the mother of one of those children, and part of the trailer involves Ally decreeing to Bridgette, “You’re my best friend… y’know,...

Did you hear that Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord is a murderer?

She’s not (of course!), but the truth doesn’t matter much when a fake news story starts making the rounds in Madam Secretary‘s Season 4 premiere. Not helping matters: Someone does die mysteriously during a closed-door meeting with Elizabeth… but it’s not her fault!

Read on for the highlights of “News Cycle.”

RelatedMadam Secretary‘s Téa Leoni, Tim Daly Tease Fake News, Gov’t Shutdown, ‘Aspirational Politics’ in Season 4

Dead Drop | Elizabeth attends the United Nations General Assembly, even though doing so means she’s...

Well, new Law & Order: Svu showrunner Michael Chernuchin did promise that he was going to “throw the kitchen sink” at Olivia this season…

The Season 19 premiere, “Gone Fishin’,” certainly makes good on that promise, turning an innocent moment from the lieutenant’s home life into fodder for an investigation that could cost her that which she holds most dear: her son, Noah.

Meanwhile, Fin takes a little “vacation” to Cuba and winds up bringing home a perp who managed to get away the first time. But the cop’s illegal actions lead to a legal battle in which the serial...

Has it only been a little over a year since Stranger Things arrived with almost no hype – and then, within days of Netflix dropping the first season online, became one of 2016's most talked-about TV shows? Created by twin brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, the first season of the sci-fi/horror series paid homage to Stephen King novels and the Eighties' classic Spielberg-to-slasher genre films, while telling a story about super-powered paranormal entities, covert government agencies, small-town Indiana kids and a dark dimension known as "the Upside Down." Even more than the nostalgic kick,...

Vienna Girardi has lost her twins.

The Bachelor alum posted to Facebook on Sunday, letting her followers know that her daughters “went to Heaven on Aug 5th” at 18 weeks after experiencing twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.

“On Aug 3rd, I went in for an ultra sound bc the Perinatologist notice one of my twins had more fluids than the other which was the first sign of Ttts(Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome) this is when one twin takes more nutrients than the other,” she wrote. “They said that it did look like it had improved over the last week though.”

“Unfortunately, that...

JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers got engaged last year on The Bachelorette, but they’re in no rush to walk down the aisle — yet. “We have not set a wedding date,” Fletcher told People at the St. Ives Mixing Bar in N.Y.C. “It’s still obviously something that we are going to do, and we are still committed in that way, but we’re just enjoying this time together.”

Although Rodgers said in December that they were “still planning on next year,” he added that they were “taking our time,” a sentiment that Fletcher continues to echo. “I...

Nick Viall has nothing but love and pride for his fiancée.

The former Bachelor star supported Vanessa Grimaldi on Sunday at her first-ever fundraiser for her charity No Better You, which aims to advance education by providing specialized tools and programs for exceptional learners.

Grimaldi told E! News that the event raised over $30,000 and those funds will go toward opening a sensory room in two or three schools in the Montreal area.

On Instagram, Viall wrote about his overwhelming support for his fiancée and her fundraiser.

Grimaldi thanked everyone for their support on Instagram, saying “The first @nobetteryou fundraiser was a great success!

The war over the T-Mobile Arena is over -- with the BIG3 basketball league striking a sweet deal to move to another venue so Mayweather and McGregor can square off there on August 26. As we previously reported, Ice Cube's BIG3 league had previously booked T-Mobile for the league championship game months before the fight was announced. Cube had said he was open to striking a deal to move -- and now, that is indeed...

Chad Johnson may have found love with model Zoe Baron, but the Bachelorette bad boy once had his eye on a certain Dancing with the Stars pro.

In an exclusive sneak peek at Sunday’s Famously Single, the 28-year-old has a romantic connection with ballroom dancer Karina Smirnoff and calls on H.B.I.C. Tiffany “New York” Pollard, for some dating advice.

“It’s time for you to step your game up and ask her out,” Pollard, 35, tells Johnson of Smirnoff. “And there’s a specific place that she wants to go. She wants to go to yoga.”

Johnson...

To get married or get out, that is the question on The Spouse House!

TLC’s new 10-episode reality romance series puts 14 strangers — seven men and seven women — from the Chicago area under the same roof for eight weeks to help them find “The One,” and People has an exclusive sneak peek at the season.

While the clip does show a handful of couples finding their happily ever after, some are forced to leave broken-hearted.

“This opportunity is once in a lifetime,” says Danny, 29, who has had a streak of unlucky relationships in his past. “I think my soulmate is here.

Julia Roberts' dog once was lost, but now is found and back in her yard ... thanks to her neighbor and a mobile app that connects everyone in her hood. Someone in Julia's Malibu community found her chocolate lab, Major, earlier this month at Little Dume Beach near Point Dume in Malibu ... and then posted the news using Nextdoor -- an online social network specifically for neighbors. The post read "Found Chocolate Lab," which was...

There’s no question that being a contestant on The Bachelor comes with a certain set of requirements. Not only do you have to be a young lady looking to settle down with Mr. Right, you also have to be in possession of an incredibly low jealousy threshold combined with an incredibly high tolerance for Chardonnay, not to mention arrive prepared with a multitude of cocktail and evening gowns for every possible dream date scenario. So naturally, as the winner of the last season of The Bachelor, Vanessa Grimaldi‘s closet is pretty impressive and lucky for us, she agreed...

Love Actually fans in the colonies finally have their answers!

Thursday night, American fans of the 2003 holiday classic tuned into NBC’s star-studded charity Red Nose Day Special, which featured the premiere of the highly anticipated Love Actually mini-sequel. The short followup was created by Love Actually writer/director Richard Curtis, who also happens to be the co-creator of Red Nose Day — Comic Relief’s annual charity event. Proceeds go to help disadvantaged children around the world.

The 10-minute clip, titled Red Nose Day Actually, featured most of the major stars from the film — like Liam Neeson, Keira Knightley, Colin Firth,...

The Cannes Film Festival starts this week, which means it’s time for a slew of out-of-context film clips to begin filtering out into the web. Like this clip from Michael Haneke’s Happy End, for instance, featuring Isabelle Huppert, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Mathieu Kassovitz, Fantine Harduin, Franz Rogowski and Laura Verlinden engaged in a not-so-light dinner conversation.

Happy End is Haneke’s follow-up to his 2012 Amour, which also featured Huppert and Trintignant. While only an element of the plot and not the main focus, the film will touch on the migrant crisis in Europe. “The film is a portrait of a very wealthy family running this big company in Calais, not far from the camp where the migrants are. And it says a lot about how in our lives, in our privileged world, we are too often deaf and blind to the harsh reality of the world — about the privileged world,...

The 'Pretty Little Liars' star talked all about 'Emison' and A.D. with Et at We Day California at The Forum in Los Angeles on Thursday.

The end is near, Pretty Little Liars fans! Yet still – so many questions remain unanswered.

Shay Mitchell promised that’s about to change when we caught up with her at We Day California at The Forum in Los Angeles on Thursday.

In fact, she said we will “100 percent” find out who the father of Alison’s unborn baby is.

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The 30-year-old actress also told Et that she’s stoked for fans to see how all the couples in Rosewood end up.

“Just like the shippers, I want them to find out who their favorite couples -- will they last, will they not? Who is Emily going to end up with, that’s always...

When Bates Motel closed its doors this week, A&E shut the door on scripted programming, too.

The cable network won’t air any scripted shows going forward, shifting its focus to nonfiction programming only, our sister site Deadline is reporting. Monday’s Bates Motel series finale marks the end of A&E’s scripted efforts after more than a decade of mixed success with original drama series.

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Bates Motel‘s five-season run was actually the lengthiest of any A&E scripted original, with popular crime...

The Performer | Susan Sarandon

The Show | Feud: Bette and Joan

The Episode | “Abandoned” (April 16, 2017)

The Performance | Of the two lead performances in FX’s juicy Hollywood exposé, Sarandon has the far less flashy role to play. Legendary actress Bette Davis is a tough nut to crack, emotionally, with a thick shell of cynicism and sarcasm protecting her wounded heart. But in this week’s penultimate episode, “Abandoned,” Sarandon finally poked a few holes in that shell and let Davis’ true feelings come pouring out.

All season long, Davis has been warring with Jessica Lange’s Joan Crawford, with the two...

Screen’s chief critic and reviews editor Fionnuala Halligan dissects this year’s Competition films.

Welcome to the “huge party” of Cannes 70. If the Official Selection this year is a “lab”, the formula isn’t quite complete - Thierry Fremaux announced 18 films which will compete for the Palme D’Or today, implying that three have yet to arrive (he also hinted that a glaring absence, that of a film from China for the second consecutive year, may yet be rectified; nothing was said however about the absence of a major Hollywood studio thus far).

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Cannes 2017: Official Selection in full

A total of 1,930 films viewed, the selection process running through to 3am: Cannes 70 will be a “meeting, a vision of the world, and a promise of a better life together”. No small ambition, but the line-up has been warmly greeted by cineastes. Clearly, it isn’t a same-old-names Cannes habitues Competition, although [link=nm...