Linda Duncombe, Banking Executive and Film Producer, Dies at 55
She also served on the board of directors for the SAG-AFTRA Foundation and EnCorps.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
EJAE Honored at Gyopo’s Chuseok Benefit: “I’m So Proud to Celebrate Where We Come From”
The 'KPop Demon Hunters' star took home a slew of awards earlier this year for her songwriting in the Netflix animated movie.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
‘High Potential’ Lands Post-Super Bowl Showcase on ABC and Disney+
The series was already the network's most watched show.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
‘High Potential’ Lands Post-Super Bowl LXI Slot on ABC Next February
ABC will take advantage of the post-Super Bowl glow to promote the Kaitlin Olson drama “High Potential,” the network announced Monday. That means the show will air immediately following Super Bowl LXI on ABC and Disney+ on Sunday, Feb.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
Kacey Musgraves Fires Back After Kristi Noem Disses Her: You Don’t ‘Have a Dog in This Fight, but If You Did You Would’ve Shot It’
Kristi Noem might have thought twice before initiating a war of words with Kacey Musgraves, who had a mic-drop of a comeback post after the ousted Secretary of Homeland Security went on X to pick a fight with the country-pop star.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
‘Ink’ Finally Meets Its Native Audience at London Film Festival, and Jack O’Connell Has Thoughts
Guy Pearce and director Danny Boyle also stopped to talk to The Hollywood Reporter about bringing Rupert Murdoch's Fleet Street origin story to U.K. fans: "If it doesn't work here, it's not going to work anywhere."SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
Former ‘SNL’ Star Ego Nwodim Reacts to Shane Gillis’ Controversial Joke About Women
The comedian is drawing heat for a joke he made during his 'SNL' opening monologue over the weekend.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
‘Breaking Bad’ Stars Pay Tribute to R.J. Mitte: “Sweetheart of a Young Man”
Mitte played Walter White Jr., the son of Bryan Cranston and Anna Gunn's characters, on Vince Gilligan's Emmy-winning series.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
BREAKING BAD Star RJ Mitte Has Died, Age 34
Actor and disability rights activist RJ Mitte, who starred in the iconic series Breaking Bad, has passed away at the age of 34.SourceNerdistRead on Nerdist
Jessica Lange Says FX Was ‘Too F—ing Cheap’ to Pay for Cars Home From ‘American Horror Story’ Set, So ‘We Had to Drive Ourselves’
Jessica Lange shaded “American Horror Story” network FX during a panel at PaleyFest (via Entertainment Weekly) in which she remembered having to drive herself home from the anthology series’ set during production on previous seasons.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
Appetite for Agatha Christie Shows No Signs of Slowing 50 Years After Her Death: ‘She Has Such Enduring Appeal’
It’s been fifty years since Agatha Christie died (of natural causes) at the age of 85 but the passage of time has only increased the public’s appetite for the Queen of Crime.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
RJ Mitte, of 'Breaking Bad,' Dies at 34
Actor RJ Mitte, known for playing Walter White Jr. on the series "Breaking Bad," died Monday (11) in the United States at the age of 34.Sourceg1Read on g1
DNA and Vehicle Tracking: How Investigators Recovered Stolen Renoir Paintings in France
DNA left on a protective cover for paintings helped investigators recover two works by painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir stolen from a museum in France and uncover preparations for another art heist, a French prosecutor said on Monday (12).Sourceg1Read on g1
VISIONQUEST Ends the WANDAVISION Trilogy on a High Note (Review)
VisionQuest is a roaring success, with the story of Paul Bettany's synthezoid hero successfully completing the WandaVision trilogy.SourceNerdistRead on Nerdist
STAR WARS and Marvel Collide in New Kevin Smith Mini-Series
Marvel and Lucasfilm have announced Kevin Smith will write a Star Wars and Marvel Universe crossover event series, 50 years in the making.SourceNerdistRead on Nerdist