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Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Guardian
The article showcases the red carpet looks at the 2025 Emmy Awards, highlighting celebrities' fashion choices, subtle political statements, and notable outfits, including Aimee Lou Wood's ceasefire pin, Jenna Ortega's bling, and Jennifer Coolidge's mourning gown.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by TVLine
Tristan Rogers, the Australian-born actor best known for his role as Robert Scorpio on 'General Hospital,' died at age 79 due to lung cancer. He had a long career in television, including roles on other soap operas and TV dramas, and was diagnosed with cancer in July 2025. He is survived by his wife and children.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Entertainment Weekly
Lisa Whelchel, known for her role on The Facts of Life and her previous Survivor appearance in 2012, was not contacted for Survivor season 50, likely due to her clear disinterest expressed in a 2020 interview where she stated she would not return to the show.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TVLine
The cast of the Mean Girls movie-musical adaptation is filled with TV stars, including Angourie Rice from "Mare of Easttown," Reneé Rapp from "The Sex Lives of College Girls," Auli'i Cravalho from "Rise," Avantika from various Disney projects, and Jenna Fischer from "The Office." Other familiar faces include Tina Fey, Busy Philipps, and Jon Hamm, making the movie a reunion of small-screen favorites.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon have hired Bryan Freedman, a prominent Hollywood lawyer known for getting multimillion-dollar settlements for TV stars and other celebrities. Freedman has represented high-profile clients in the entertainment industry, including Quentin Tarantino, Julia Roberts, and Seth Rogen. He currently represents Chris Cuomo, the former CNN anchor seeking $125 million for wrongful termination. Carlson and Lemon's decision to hire Freedman suggests possible legal battles ahead after their recent departures from top cable networks.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Variety
TV stars Melissa Joan Hart and Alicia Witt were revealed as Lamp and Dandelion, respectively, on the latest episode of "The Masked Singer." The show also introduced a new twist called "Ding Dong Keep It On," where panelists can save a singer from elimination. The bell has been rung for the last time, and Mantis was saved. The show has adopted a "Champion of Masked Singer" format this season, with three costumed celebrities performing each episode and only one moving on to compete again the following week.