David Livingston/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Michael Keaton received the 2,585th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday. The 64-year-old actor, whose star was dedicated in front of Madame Tussauds Hollywood on Hollywood Boulevard, said it was
Matt Damon in “Jason Bourne”; image courtesy Universal(NEW YORK) — Here’s a look at the new movies opening nationwide today: * Jason Bourne — After sitting out 2012’s The Bourne Legacy, Matt Damon is back as the
L-R: Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis and Kathryn Hahn in “Bad Moms”; Image courtesy STX Productions, LLC.(NEW YORK) — Conceptually, Bad Moms is funny. In this day of Facebook mom groups, mommy bloggers and the just plain oversaturation
Image courtesy Unioversal(NEW YORK) — It’s easy to complain about sequels, but when it’s another Jason Bourne movie reuniting Matt Damon with director Paul Greengrass, there are a couple of reasons to get excited – namely, The
ABCEllen Pompeo admits that she has a unique challenge in raising her two daughters. “My daughters are black so it’s very important to me that they see a lot of images of beautiful, powerful, strong black women,” Pompeo,
HBO (NEW YORK) — Longtime Sesame Street cast members Bob McGrath — known to generations of fans just as “Bob” — as well as Emilio “Luis” Delgado and Roscoe “Gordon” Orman won’t be back on HBO’s incarnation of the show. “…[T]they let all of the
Getty Images(NEW YORK) — On August 1 — the same day MTV launched back in 1981 — MTV is officially changing VH1 Classic to MTV Classic. With that will come a flood of nostalgic programming for Gen-Xers,
Netflix(LOS ANGELES) — Netflix on Wednesday announced a bunch of programming news, and not just the premiere date of its Gilmore Girls update: November 25. Here are the highlights: * The One Day at a Time remake,
Kevin Winter/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Julia Roberts is the latest celebrity to pay tribute to the late producer and director Garry Marshall, who died last week at the age of 81. The actress worked with Marshall on the
David Becker/Getty Images for Nu-Opp, Inc.(NEW YORK) — R&B music greats The O’Jays are again objecting to the use of their music in connection with Donald Trump’s bid for the presidency. Last week, founding members Eddie Levert and Walter Williams expressed their displeasure with
