James Devaney/WireImage Although it hasn’t yet been announced that the Sex and the City follow-up …And Just Like That will get a second season, all involved in bringing the show to life are reportedly on board, according to a new interview
Karwai Tang/WireImage After starring as the father of tennis stars Serena and Venus Williams in King Richard, Will Smith has a new and much more demanding challenge for his latest project. The Bad Boys franchise star will travel 26,000 miles, from the South Pole to the
ABC/Richard Harbaugh Jamie Lynn Spears is celebrating the fifth anniversary of daughter Maddie Briann‘s recovery from a near-fatal ATV accident. Taking to Instagram to share a photo of a then-eight-year-old Maddie in a hospital bed and hooked up to various machines,
Jason Acuña AKA Wee Man — Jennifer McCarthy/© 2021 PARAMOUNT PICTURES. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. In its first weekend in theaters, Jackass Forever not only came in first place at the box office, but it’s $23.5 million-plus performance already means
Elton John AIDS Foundation/Getty Images for the Elton John AIDS Foundation Last year, Elton John‘s Oscar viewing party went virtual, but this year, it’s returning in person — minus its namesake host. The event on March 27 in
Net-A-Porter Considered to be the greatest gymnast of all time, gold medal winner Simone Biles stunned fans last year when she withdrew from the team final at the Toyko Olympics. Biles’ decision, made for mental health reasons, drew praise
Netflix The nominations are in…but they’re not the ones celebrities want to be awakened for. The folks behind the 42nd Annual Golden Raspberry Awards have made their picks of the best of the worst for 2021. As always, included
Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Deadline Amy Schumer is opening up about motherhood. On Sunday, alongside a heartfelt caption about her experience as a mom, the comedian, 40, shared a rare photo of her son Gene, whom she and husband Chris Fischer welcomed
Variety reports Disney+ has picked up a new 10-episode Goosebumps series, based on the R.L. Stine books. The series follows “a group of five high schoolers who unleash supernatural forces upon their town and must all work together — thanks to and
Paramount Pictures Jackass Forever proved too much at the box office for the star-studded disaster flick Moonfall. The second movie based on 2000-2003 MTV series, starring Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O and company, debuted with an estimated $23.5 million. Moonfall, on the other hand,
