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The 2025 Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles showcased a star-studded guest list including Kaia Gerber and Quinta Brunson, with stunning fashion and exclusive portraits captured by Sami Drasin, supporting the museum's mission and raising over $12 million.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures hosted its fifth annual Gala with a star-studded red carpet featuring celebrities like Selena Gomez, Quinta Brunson, and Ryan Coogler, honoring influential artists such as Bruce Springsteen and Penélope Cruz, and raising funds for the museum's initiatives.
Quinta Brunson and the cast of 'Abbott Elementary' filmed a season 5 episode during a live Phillies game at Citizens Bank Park, marking a unique on-location shoot approved by MLB Studios to add authenticity to the sitcom.
Jennifer Aniston and Quinta Brunson discuss their respective TV series, "The Morning Show" and "Abbott Elementary," and reflect on the enduring appeal of "Friends." They share mutual admiration for each other's work, discuss the challenges and growth of their characters, and highlight the influence of "Friends" on "Abbott Elementary." Aniston also expresses interest in guest-starring on Brunson's show.
The Season 3 finale of "Abbott Elementary" features Janine hosting a chaotic last-day-of-school party, culminating in a long-awaited kiss between Janine and Gregory. The episode highlights Janine's growth and return to teaching, while setting the stage for further character development in Season 4.
In the season three finale of "Abbott Elementary," Janine and Gregory finally share a passionate kiss, ending the long-standing will-they-won't-they dynamic. Showrunners Patrick Schumacker and Justin Halpern explain that the timing was right as both characters had reached a point of personal growth. The finale also featured notable guest stars like Kevin Hart, and the showrunners hint at fewer celebrity cameos in the next season.
Lisa Ann Walter, who plays Melissa Schemmenti on "Abbott Elementary," revealed that creator and star Quinta Brunson apologized for a storyline that involved her character's casual dating and sex. The show's third season has seen Melissa navigating a breakup and exploring nontraditional relationships, prompting mixed reactions from viewers. As the season progresses, new character dynamics and storylines are emerging, with the show recently receiving an early renewal for a fourth season.
"Abbott Elementary," the hit mockumentary series created by and starring Quinta Brunson, has been a success since its 2021 premiere, winning over audiences and critics with its hilarious dialogue, perfect cast, and feel-good nature. Here are 14 behind-the-scenes facts about the show, including inspirations, casting insights, and improvised moments, revealing the thought and effort that went into making the series as warm and inviting as it is, while also shedding light on the actors' experiences and connections to their characters.
ABC's comedy series "Abbott Elementary" has been renewed for a fourth season shortly after the debut of its third season. The announcement was made by the show's custodian character, played by William Stanford Davis, during Disney’s Television Critics Association Press Tour. The series, created and starring Quinta Brunson, has garnered positive reception and strong ratings, with notable guest appearances and a dedicated fan base.
ABC has renewed the hit workplace sitcom "Abbott Elementary" for a fourth season, following the success of its Season 3 premiere. The show, created by and starring Quinta Brunson, has garnered praise for its portrayal of Black and brown educators and its revitalization of network television. Brunson, who drew inspiration from her mother's experience as a public school teacher in Philadelphia, expressed her commitment to creating a show for families to watch together.
ABC has renewed the comedy series "Abbott Elementary" for Season 4, following the success of its Season 2 and the recent Emmy win for creator and star Quinta Brunson. The show's strong ratings and critical acclaim have contributed to its continued success, with the Season 3 premiere delayed due to last year's strikes. The series features a talented ensemble cast and has been a hit for ABC, marking the strongest season average for an ABC comedy since the 2019-2020 season.
ABC's "Abbott Elementary" has been renewed for a fourth season, as announced by actor William Stanford Davis. The series returned for Season 3 on Feb. 7 and has been performing well in terms of viewership. Created by Quinta Brunson, the show has seen changes in its storyline due to the Hollywood strikes, with a five-month time jump and significant character development.
Quinta Brunson, creator and star of Abbott Elementary, explained the time jump in the show's season three premiere, attributing it to the production halt caused by the 2023 writers and actors strikes. The season picks up five months into the school year, featuring a lighter load of 14 episodes instead of the usual 22. The premiere also introduced a new setting within the Philadelphia School District and featured surprise cameos from Philadelphia Eagles players. The showrunners discussed the challenges of plotting the time jumps and teased big guest stars for the season.
"Abbott Elementary" creator and star Quinta Brunson discusses the challenges of resuming the show after a strike-induced delay, leading to a creative time jump in Season 3. The premiere reveals major changes for the characters, including Janine's decision to work for the school district, Ava's transformation, and the evolving dynamics between Janine and Gregory. The shortened season also aims to explore public school administration while maintaining the show's comedic focus.
The third season premiere of "Abbott Elementary" sees lead character Janine Teagues exploring the school district, introducing guest stars and a cameo by Jalen Hurts. The show's co-showrunners discuss the challenges and successes of the new season, including the impact of the recent WGA strike, vetting guest star requests, and the show's significance in the context of representation and success of shows with majority Black casts in the industry.