Paramount+/Jake Giles Netter In the new film Jerry and Marge Go Large, out today on Paramount+, Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening play a real life couple who win the lottery — over and over again for about 10 years. They found a
Ready, set, binge! Here are some of the new titles available to stream this weekend: HuluLove, Victor: Watch the third and final season of Love, Victor as Victor decides who he wants to be with, and who he wants
HBO Max has renewed its Emmy-winning original comedy series Hacks for a third season, the streamer announced Thursday. The series, which recently wrapped its sophomore season, explores a dark mentorship that forms between legendary Las Vegas comedian
McMahon in 2013 – Eugene Gologursky/WireImage Vince McMahon, the chairman and CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment and arguably the face of the brand, has “voluntarily” stepped down in the midst of an investigation into a multi-million dollar
Helen Sloan/HBO Game of Thrones alum Kit Harington is attached to a live-action sequel to the blockbuster series centered on his Jon Snow character, currently in development at HBO, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The eighth and
ABC/Randy Holmes Lightyear blasts off into theaters Friday and Chris Evans, who plays the iconic space ranger, teased that fans will see a side of Buzz Lightyear not explored in the Toy Story movies. Speaking to ABC Audio, Evans compared Buzz to Captain
HBO — Mathieu Bitton/Netflix (NOTE LANGUAGE) Comedian Jerrod Carmichael has flamed Dave Chappelle about jokes he made that some saw as transphobic. In a conversation with GQ about coming out in the HBO comedy special Jerrod Carmichael:
Marvel Studios In Ms. Marvel, Iman Vellani plays a superhero fan who becomes a superhero herself — something that happened to the real-life Marvel geek when she landed in the Marvel Cinematic Universe herself. The 19-year-old explains
L-R — Tyler James Williams, Quinta Brunson, Iyana Halley from “Abbott Elementary” — ABC/Temma Hankin ABC has announced its upcoming fall schedule: Wednesday, September 21, will kick things off with the premieres of The Conners at 8
Warner Bros./Michael Rozman Newly-minted EGOT winner Jennifer Hudson will be “lighting up daytime” starting September 12. J Hud’s new eponymous chat show will launch in 95% of American TV markets and will be executive produced by Emmy-winning
