TV What to Watch on Thursday: A mini Four Weddings and a Funeral sequel on NBC's Red Nose Day SpecialEntertainment Weekly - EW StaffWe know TV has a lot to offer, be it network, cable, premium channels, or streaming platforms including Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Apple, Facebook Watch, and elsewhere. So EW is here to help, you
TV Live in Front of a Studio Audience was a new, delightful take on nostalgia: EW reviewEntertainment Weekly - Kristen BaldwinFinally, a TV event for those of us who aren’t into musical theater. Though there was one stand-out song (all hail Queen JHud!), Live in Front of a Studio Audience: Norman Lear’s All in the Family and
TV The Real Housewives of New York City recap: 'It's okay not to cabaret'Entertainment Weekly - Jodi WalkerNothing says New York Housewives like starting the episode with an argument, ending the episode with an argument, and weeding through enough past traumas in between to last any other franchise a lif—well,
TV Jane the Virgin recap: A space helmet, an ice cream fight, and a honeymoonEntertainment Weekly - Lincee Ray'Jane the Virgin' recap: 'We are family' It’s weird to think that when Jane was little, Rogelio wasn’t a part of her life. Now they are together, wearing matching outfits, pitching a space-themed telenovela
TV Original The Jeffersons cast member made surprise cameo on Live in Front of a Studio AudienceEntertainment Weekly - Maureen Lee LenkerOn ABC’s special Live in Front of a Studio Audience: Norman Lear’s All in the Family and The Jeffersons, there were a bunch of new faces breathing life into sitcom episodes of the past. Jamie Foxx put
Jenna Fischer The Office stars John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer feud over the Stanley Cup FinalEntertainment Weekly - Lexi VolleroFans watched as the love story between Jim Halpert (John Krasinski) and Pam Beesly (Jenna Fischer) on The Office progressed at a painstaking pace, from just friends in relationships with the wrong people
Jamie Foxx Jamie Foxx hilariously breaks character on Live in Front of a Studio AudienceEntertainment Weekly - Maureen Lee LenkerLive TV is no easy feat — even for Oscar-winning actors. On Wednesday night’s live broadcast of Live in Front of a Studio Audience: Norman Lear’s All in the Family and The Jeffersons, Jamie Foxx made noticeable
TV Series Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists boss on the season 1 finale, potential season 2Entertainment WeeklySpoiler alert: This post contains plot from the season 1 finale of Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists. Although it will be a while before we can put a face to the name, the Pretty Little Liars: The
TV Jennifer Hudson performs The Jeffersons theme song on Live in Front of a Studio Audience specialEntertainment Weekly - Maureen Lee LenkerThe Oscar- and Grammy-winning actress and singer made a surprise performance on Wednesday night’s Live in Front of a Studio Audience: Norman Lear’s All in the Family and The Jeffersons. Hudson was not
Movies Here's everything coming to Netflix in June 2019Entertainment Weekly - Rosy CorderoJune is a big month for superhero fans on Netflix, as the third and final season of Marvel’s Jessica Jones will debut on the streaming service (on a date to be announced). Also coming to Netflix next are
Movies Brightburn imagines if a young Superman didn't come in peace: EW reviewEntertainment Weekly - Chris NashawatyStop me if you’ve heard this one before: A gifted child arrives from outer space, crash-landing into a Kansas field, where he’s adopted by a pair of kind, salt-of-the-earth parents. As he gets older, discovers
Play buttonJames Gunn Brightburn animated trailer teases superhero-horror mayhemEntertainment Weekly - Clark CollisA animated teaser for the superhero-horror movie Brightburn (out May 24) attempts to get inside the twisted mind of its central character, while offering further evidence that this James Gunn-produced
Movies Here's everything leaving Netflix in June 2019Entertainment Weekly - Tyler AquilinaJune brings with it the official start of summer, a whole heap of intriguing offerings at the multiplex, and as with every month, an assortment of titles leaving Netflix. (It’s the circle of life.) A of
HBO HBO boss defends Game of Thrones final season: 'A great job'Entertainment Weekly - James HibberdHBO’s programming chief defended the final season of Game of Thrones against disappointed critics and fans, while shooting down spin-off ideas. Speaking to Variety, Casey Bloys praised showrunners David
TV Series Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists boss says finale launches new aspect of mysteryEntertainment Weekly - Samantha HighfillI. Marlene King knows how to craft a long-running mystery. She did it as showrunner of Pretty Little Liars for seven seasons, and now, heading into the finale of Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists,
TV The L Word sequel gets new title, to premiere this fallEntertainment Weekly - Tim StackJust in time for Pride, Showtime has announced the title for its highly-anticipated L Word sequel, which the network also says will premiere this fall. The L Word: Generation Q will debut this fall on
Daniel Craig Daniel Craig undergoing ankle surgery after Bond 25 injuryEntertainment Weekly - Samantha HighfillAfter sustaining an injury during the filming of Bond 25, star Daniel Craig will be undergoing minor ankle surgery. The film’s official Twitter account announced the news, stating that production is set
Play buttonMovies The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs renewed by ShudderEntertainment Weekly - Clark CollisThe streaming service Shudder has renewed The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs for a second season. The show finds “Briggs” — the horror movie-loving alter-ego of journalist John Bloom — introducing,
Movies Here are the projects pulling out of states with anti-abortion billsEntertainment Weekly - Nick RomanoWhen it comes to the anti-abortion “heartbeat” bills popping up in multiple states across the country, Hollywood could hold a unique sway on the matter. Film and TV productions account for a hefty economic
Natalie Portman Natalie Portman calls Moby 'creepy' for saying they dated, but he stands by his romance claimEntertainment Weekly - Rosy CorderoNatalie Portman is denying she ever dated Moby, instead calling him “a much older man being creepy,” in response to a declaration from the latter in his memoir Then It Fell Apart. In a new interview with
Movies The reason you’re hearing ‘Crimson and Clover’ over and overEntertainment Weekly - Maureen Lee LenkerBut literally. Everywhere you turn, it seems the 1968 Tommy James and the Shondells song is there. Most recently, it played a major role in the big-screen YA romance The Sun Is Also a Star when Daniel
TV Niecy Nash is a 'boss' and Karrueche Tran is in a bedazzled eye patch in exclusive Claws season 3 trailerEntertainment Weekly - Patrick GomezThe Claws gang is movin’ on up — and EW has an exclusive first look at their glow up for season 3. Niecy Nash stars on the TNT drama as nail salon owner–turned–crime boss Desna Simms on this Florida-set
Dan Fogelman This Is Us creator hints at 'restarts' and ‘a very scary period’ in season 4Entertainment Weekly - Dan SniersonThe flash-forward scene that wrapped up season 3 of This Is Us left viewers with a few questions about the future of the Pearsons — or rather, the Pearsons in the future — but here’s another question ask:
Christopher Nolan Christopher Nolan's epic espionage thriller Tenet begins filming with John David Washington, Robert PattinsonEntertainment Weekly - Piya Sinha-RoyChristopher Nolan has assembled a star-studded cast lead by John David Washington for his new film Tenet and filming is already underway, Warner Bros announced on Tuesday. Written and directed by Nolan,
TV Series Game of Thrones cast says farewell on this week's EW cover: 'I will miss this so much'Entertainment Weekly - James HibberdThe cast of Game of Thrones says farewell to the HBO blockbuster in Entertainment Weekly‘s new issue going behind the scenes of the final season’s end game. The issue dives deep into the tragic downfall
Fear the Walking Dead Fear the Walking Dead showrunners preview Dwight crossoverEntertainment Weekly - Dalton RossFear the Walking Dead made headlines when it beamed Lennie James’ Morgan over from The Walking Dead mothership for season 4. Now the show is adding another original recipe ingredient into the mix, as Amelio’s
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is coming to Netflix this JuneEntertainment Weekly - Nick RomanoDisney’s Marvel movies may be heading to Disney+ instead of Netflix by the time Captain Marvel gets a home release, but the streaming platform is still getting the best Marvel movie of 2018 (in this writer’s
Movies The Perfection stars on surrendering to the madness of cellos and violenceEntertainment Weekly - Joey NolfiAllison Williams, Logan Browning tell EW why you should expect the unexpected in the wildest ride of the year A version of this story appears in Entertainment Weekly’s special double music issue. You buy
Movies Meet the fuzzy yeti hero of Abominable, DreamWorks' next filmEntertainment Weekly - Devan CogganYetis may prefer cold weather, but they’re very hot in Hollywood right now. In the past year, animated films like Smallfoot (about a group of talking yetis who discover humans are real) and this spring’s
SpongeBob SquarePants David Hasselhoff joins the Spongebob Squarepants 20th anniversary specialEntertainment Weekly - Marcus JonesHasselhoff told EW "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout" is a "heartwarming tribute" to creator Stephen Hillenburg. SpongeBob Squarepants is bringing back one of its most iconic guest stars for its 20th special,
