Quantrell D. Colbert/BET(NEW YORK) — Wendy Raquel Robinson’s voice quivers with emotion when she speaks about the final season of BET’s The Game. “We had an amazing ride. It’s kind of unreal that it’s coming to an end,” she
ABC News(NEW YORK) — Bill Cosby is responding to questions about allegations of sexual assault for the first time in an exclusive interview with ABC News’ Linsey Davis. The actor and comedian is in Alabama, where he
Frank Masi(NEW YORK) — Mo’Nique stars as Ma Rainey in the HBO biopic Bessie in which Queen Latifah portrays blues legend Bessie Smith. Mo’Nique says this biopic needed to come to the small screen. “Bessie Smith is one of those stories, it needed to be told,”
Elisabetta Villa/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s life partner, Mimi O’Donnell, admits the actor’s death from a drug overdose in February 2014 left her devastated. O’Donnell, a former costume designer for Saturday Night Live, tells The
“Pitch Perfect 2” – Universal(NEW YORK) — Here’s a look at the new movies opening nationwide Friday:Mad Max: Fury Road — Tom Hardy takes over the Max Rockatansky role made famous by Mel Gibson. Max finds himself
Jeffrey R. Staab/CBS(NEW YORK) — David Letterman’s final scheduled guest on Late Show will be…Bill Murray. CBS has announced that the actor will make an appearance on the late-night program next Tuesday, the night before Letterman’s final
Doug Hyun/AMC(NEW YORK) — After seven seasons, the drama that fascinated viewers with its exploration of the advertising industry in the 1960s and early 1970s comes to an end on Sunday night. The Mad Men series finale
Jeffrey R. Staab/CBS(NEW YORK) — George Clooney can’t bear to see David Letterman leave late-night TV. Appearing as a guest on CBS’ Late Show Thursday night, Clooney handcuffed himself to the soon-to-be-retired host and tossed away the
Credit: Kevin WestenbergBlues legend B.B. King, whose stinging licks played on his guitar nicknamed “Lucille” influenced generations of guitar players, has died at age 89, Clark County Coroner John Fudenberg confirms to ABC News. King had been
Warner Bros.(NEW YORK) — Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg. George Lucas. Christopher Nolan, Quentin Tarantino and J.J. Abrams. These directors are household names, and there are certainly a few more you should add to that list —
