Muhammad Ali called Oct. 26, 1970, his “day of judgment.” His refusal to be inducted to the Army during the Vietnam War, on moral and religious grounds, had pushed him out of the ring for 43 months. But that night in Atlanta, his boxing license restored, he faced “The Great …
Read More »Chad McQueen, 'Karate Kid' Star and Son of Steve McQueen, Dead at 63
Chad McQueen, who portrayed Dutch in the first two Karate Kid films and the son of Hollywood icon Steve McQueen, has died, his family announced on Thursday. He was 63. “It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of our father Chad McQueen,” McQueen’s wife, Jeanie, and …
Read More »'Dancing With the Stars' Showrunner Defends Anna Delvey Casting: 'She Served Her Time'
Anna Delvey‘s casting on Dancing with the Stars caused quite a stir — and it was quite the point. In a new interview with Variety, DWTS showrunner Conrad Green stood by the show’s decision to bring the convicted fraudster on the show. “We’ve always tried to be a very broad …
Read More »Halle Berry Is 'Eternally Miffed' She's Still the Only Black Woman to Win Oscar for Best Actress
In the 96 years that the Oscars have existed, only two women of color have ever won the award for Best Actress — Halle Berry, the only Black Best Actress winner, for her performance in 2001’s Monster’s Ball and Michelle Yeoh, the only Asian winner in the category, for Everything …
Read More »Watch Jon Stewart Break Down Harris-Trump Debate on 'The Daily Show'
The Daily Show went live last night following the debate between presidential hopefuls Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, with host Jon Stewart offering commentary on how it all went down. “So far it seems like this presidential race is going to be a tight one,” Stewart told the late-night show …
Read More »'Three Women' Is a Foursome of Stories Where One Would Suffice
In adapting her nonfiction bestseller Three Women for television, author Lisa Taddeo has made the title something of a misnomer. To the trio she profiled in the book — housewife Lina (Betty Gilpin), withering under her husband’s sexual neglect; wealthy Sloane (DeWanda Wise), struggling with the boundaries of a polyamorous …
Read More »Neil Gaiman Offers to Step Down From 'Good Omens' Roles Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
Neil Gaiman has reportedly offered to step down from his showrunner role on Good Omens following news that the series’ third and final season is in jeopardy amid the sexual assault allegations against the author. Amazon Prime Video renewed Good Omens for its third and final season last year following …
Read More »Maya Rudolph Is 'Thrilled' to Make 'SNL' Return as Kamala Harris: 'This Is So Much Bigger Than Me'
Saturday Night Live will return for its 50th season on Sept. 28. The show has lost a few cast members and brought on a couple more since it last aired, but this upcoming run of episodes will feature the greatest possible addition: Maya Rudolph reviving her fictionalized take on Vice …
Read More »Bad Bunny Joins Cast of Adam Sandler's 'Happy Gilmore' Sequel
Bad Bunny has landed another acting gig. This time, the Puerto Rican rapper will join the cast of Adam Sandler’s Happy Gilmore sequel, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The rapper adds to a constantly growing cast: Julie Bowen and Christopher McDonald, who starred in the 1996 comedy, will return for …
Read More »Ariana DeBose Cooks Up Moldy Meals in 'House of Spoils' Trailer
Ariana DeBose stars as a gourmet chef with a haunting, food spoilage problem in the trailer for House of Spoils. As DeBose opens up her first restaurant as head chef, she gathers fresh herbs and other plants, despite a neighbor’s warnings to not eat anything from the previous owner’s garden. …
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