Erin Whitten
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Casting Directors, Wake Up- Robert Irwin’s DWTS Salsa Just Gave Us ‘Dirty Dancing 3’: Melbourne Nights
HELLO, HOLLYWOOD? Are you sleeping? Because Robert Irwin just salsa’d his way into Dirty Dancing destiny and if Lionsgate doesn’t swoop in to cast him in the remake, we riot.
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McDonald’s Just Brought Back Monopoly – But Its Dark $24 Million Mob Crime Past Still Lurks Beneath Every Peel
McDonald’s revealed on Sept.
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Noah Wyle Is Owning 2025 With ‘The Pitt’ -But His Strangest Role Was In A 2001 Cult Classic You’ve Definitely Seen (And Probably Missed Him In)
Noah Wyle is having a moment again. After winning an Emmy for The Pitt and reminding everyone he’s still one of TV’s most reliable stars, it’s easy to think of him as the guy who never left primetime.
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DNA Breakthrough Identifies Serial Killer In Austin’s Yogurt Shop Murders After 34 Years
Thirty-four years after four teenage girls were murdered at a frozen yogurt shop in Austin, Texas, in a case that shocked the community and captured the nation’s attention, detectives believe they finally have an answer.
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Why Everyone’s Talking About ‘House of Guinness’ – Netflix’s Newest Period Drama Inspired By A Real Brewing Dynasty
The House of Guinness just landed on Netflix yesterday as its latest historical show, and the hype surrounding it is for good reason.
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Metro Boomin Beats $3.7 Million Sexual Assault Lawsuit After Explosive Trial
A Los Angeles jury has acquitted hip-hop producer Metro Boomin of civil liability in a sexual assault trial that stemmed from 2016 allegations. The jury returned the verdict on Thursday, Sept.
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The Only Thing Crazier Than Leonardo DiCaprio Doing A Podcast? What Hollywood Tried To Name Him
Leonardo DiCaprio has made an incredibly rare podcast appearance with co-star Benicio Del Toro, but it’s one detail from their conversation that’s truly surprising.
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The New ‘Spaceballs 2’ Cast Revealed As Rick Moranis Returns From Acting Hiatus After 20+ Years
It’s finally happening. For more than a decade we’ve been teased by rumors while Mel Brooks casually dished out one-liners about “maybe someday.” Now after what feels like a million years, Spaceballs 2 is launching into full gear.
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Hulu’s Price Hike Has You Cancelling? Here Are 3 Brand New Netflix Original Movies To Watch This October Instead
So Hulu’s raising prices again. Great. If you’re staring at your bank statement wondering which streaming service to drop, Netflix is making the decision easier this fall.
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‘The Astronaut’ Trailer Crash Lands With Kate Mara, But Might Not Stick The Landing
The Astronaut trailer is here, and it’s one of those trailers that has you leaning forward, squinting a little, and going: “Okay… is this going to be scary, or just silly?” Starring Kate Mara as Captain Sam Walker, a NASA…
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This Upcoming Netflix Documentary Explores How Psychedelics Are Helping Veterans Heal From PTSD
Most of us have seen a war documentary or two in our lives.
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From Four-Way Ties To Double Goodbyes, ‘Dancing with the Stars’ Brought The Drama In Week Two
If you needed proof that this season of Dancing with the Stars is one giant glorious confection of glitter and chaos, Week 2 gave you exactly that.
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20 Years Later, The ‘Laguna Beach’ Cast Is Set To Reunite In Roku’s Anniversary Special
Kristin Cavallari, Lauren Conrad, and Stephen Colletti are heading to the beach…again.
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YouTube’s Letter To Lawmakers Reveals New Plan To Bring Back Banned Creators
YouTube will soon be restoring creators that were banned from the platform under former content moderation rules that have since been reversed.
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Simon West’s ‘Fortitude’ Enlists Nicolas Cage For The Most Unexpected WWII Spy Story Yet
Nicolas Cage is about to go to war. Well, actually, he’s about to get into the espionage business of World War II, as the star has been cast in Fortitude, the upcoming action-adventure from director Simon West.
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Cyber Doomsday Stopped As Agents Uncover Covert Phone Farm Built To Jam 911 And Plunge New York Into Digital Darkness
New York City barely averted a full-on digital blackout during the United Nations General Assembly, and almost no one noticed. In fact, when motorcades snarled Manhattan and almost 150 world leaders converged on midtown hotels, the U.S.
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Charlie Sheen Reclaims His Viral “Bi-Winning” Line With A Bisexual Twist
Charlie Sheen is no stranger to making shocking headlines. While his past antics have largely been scandalous or chaos-mongering, his latest revelation is a little different.
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ACLU Letter Condemns Jimmy Kimmel Suspension As “A Dark Moment For Free Speech,” Backed By Olivia Rodrigo, Pedro Pascal, Robert DeNiro & Hundreds More
The American Civil Liberties Union has released an open letter signed by more than 400 actors, musicians, directors, and comedians criticizing ABC’s suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live! last week.