NBC Universal(LOS ANGELES) — Nick Cannon is saying farewell to NBC’s America’s Got Talent after network executives threatened to fire him, he claims, over a joke he made during his upcoming Showtime comedy special, Stand Up, Don’t
Gene Page/AMC(NEW YORK) — The Walking Dead returned Sunday night, and just as the mid-season finale hinted in a wordless closing sequence back in December, gang Grimes is reunited and ready to rumble with Negan’s Saviors. Sunday night’s premiere
Will Heath/NBC(NEW YORK) — Melissa McCarthy returned to Saturday Night Live this weekend to reprise her role as White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, and as she did last week, she portrayed him as eccentric, short-tempered and
Warner Bros.(NEW YORK) — The LEGO Batman Movie put together a first-place finish in what was the best weekend at the box office so far in 2017. The second film in the LEGO franchise, and featuring the voices
Monty Brinton/CBS(LOS ANGELES) — Sunday night’s 59th Annual Grammy Awards turned out to be all about Adele — and her love for Beyonce. The British superstar won five trophies, including Album of the Year for 25, and
Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Grammy-winning jazz, pop and R&B vocalist Al Jarreau, perhaps best–known to non-jazz audiences for singing the theme song to hit ’80s TV show Moonlighting, has died. He was 76. In recent days,
Courtesy Of The Recording Academy(LOS ANGELES) — A slew of celebrities, including current Grammy winners and nominees, entertainers and film and TV stars, have joined the lineup for this Sunday night’s Grammy Awards as presenters. Current Grammy
ABC/Alex Scott(NEW YORK) — Keanu Reeves is kicking butt and taking names once again in the new action-packed thriller John Wick: Chapter 2. And get this: Reeves is actually the one kicking, flipping and battling throughout much of the film
Netflix – 2016(LOS ANGELES) — — Stranger Things star Caleb McLaughlin will play in next week’s NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, and he is gearing up for the experience. “I’m really nervous and I’m really excited just to
Getty Images/Timothy A. Cleary(NEW YORK) — The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, New York has pulled the plug on Shia LaBeouf’s HEWILLNOTDIVIDE.US, an ongoing streaming performance/presidential protest outside the facility. The participatory project was supposed
