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Love is always in the air on soap operas, especially around Valentine’s Day. Last year’s romantic holiday was eventful on Days of Our Lives. Steve and Kayla took a walk down memory lane while Theresa hoped Alex would propose to her, and John and Marlena had a fun picnic celebration. While Salem couples prepare to celebrate this year, several Days actors were asked about their real-life loves.

From Will Smith to Donny Osmond

On TikTok, the official Days page posted a video captioned, “Who was your childhood crush?...

It's already been quite the year on Netflix, and we're barely one full month into 2025. The streaming service has enjoyed new hits like American Primeval and Missing You, returning favorites like The Night Agent, and hot acquisitions like Younger. If you haven't found something to binge-watch on Netflix so far in 2025, you haven't been looking in the right places!

Netflix continues to give the goods in February 2025 with plenty more TV shows being added throughout the month — and we're not even talking about the streamer's original series. From throwbacks to recent fan-favorites, there are so much binge-worthy titles coming to Netflix in February. But there's also a couple that are leaving. Find out what should be on your watch list.

Patricia Richardson And Tim Allen Star In Home Improvement | Getty Images/GettyImages Home Improvement seasons 1-8

Coming to Netflix: Feb. 1

Ready for a dose of '90s nostalgia? The next...

The Brady Bunch has risen from the television dead several times over the past 50 years, but you can blame only one reincarnation on Thirtysomething. That’s 1990’s The Bradys (or Bradysomething as some critics derided it), an ill-advised attempt to turn the kid-centric sitcom into a sophisticated yuppie drama. Spoiler alert: Like all Brady spin-offs, reboots and cash grabs, it was absolutely terrible.

What was the new show about? As always, viewers could turn to the theme song for the lowdown. Even though the reboot only lasted a month before it was canceled, it somehow went through three versions of the song — impressive! The last one is the best, with histrionic Florence Henderson warbling an impossibly earnest update of the lyrics:

Here's the story

Of the family Brady

A mom and dad with all their children grown

Our kids are now pursuing their dreams

With families of their own

When our kids were small,...

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What time is it? It's Tool Time! That's because the classic sitcom "Home Improvement" is coming to Netflix very soon. The ABC TV series, which ran for eight seasons in the '90s and made Tim Allen into a star, is set to make its debut on the streaming service in February. So strap in for some nostalgic binge-watching, because just over 200 episodes of shenanigans with the Taylor family are on the way.

Beginning February 1, 2025 in the United States, "Home Improvement" will be available on Netflix in its entirety. The show was a ratings monster in its day and remained wildly popular for years thanks to reruns in syndication. It made a massive star out of Allen, who was previously known best as a stand-up comic. It also made a teen superstar out of Jonathan Taylor Thomas, who later disappeared from Hollywood entirely.

Actress Kat Dennings recently made an appearance on The View. While there, she revealed that she took a life lesson from one of the co-hosts to heart. At the time, the actress was also helping to promote her new series.

Kat Dennings Was Asked About Her 2023 Marriage To Andrew W.K.

Dennings is arguably best known for playing Max Black on 2 Broke Girls and Darcy Lewis in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She also notably appeared in films like The House Bunny, Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, and Suburban Gothic.

The actress is also set to appear in the sitcom Shifting Gears alongside Tim Allen. Dennings will play Allen’s estranged daughter who moves in with him with her children.

Kat Dennings – YouTube

As noted by Entertainment Weekly, Dennings recently appeared on The View, where she talked about both her personal and professional life. While on the show, Sara Haines...

A popular Tim Allen sitcom is coming to Netflix for the first time. Allen will soon be returning to the world of multi-cam comedies, as he'll star opposite Kat Dennings in the upcoming show Shifting Gears. The story centers on Matt (played by Allen), the stubborn and widowed owner of a car restoration shop who gets to reconnect with his daughter Riley (WandaVision and 2 Broke Girls star Kat Dennings) and his grandchildren when he reluctantly allows her to move back in. It will premiere on ABC on January 8 at 8 Pm Et and stream the next day on Hulu.

Hailing from showrunner Michelle Nader, the cast also includes Seann William Scot, Daryl “Chill” Mitchell, Maxwell Simkins, and Barrett Margolis, with Brenda Song in a guest role. The project has received a lot of attention thanks to Allen's long history with family sitcoms, which goes back decades. His most enduring sitcom...

One star from the 1990s sitcom, Home Improvement, has recently been arrested on charges of domestic violence. Notably, this isn’t the first time the star had been on such a charge. In addition, the actor appeared to have been physically injured during his arrest.

The Home Improvement Star Was Arrested On New Year’s Day

Home Improvement originally ran from 1991 to 1999. The series starred Tim Allen as Tim Taylor, a home improvement specialist with his own show. On the show, Tim balances his career with his family life, which includes his wife and three sons.

Zachery Ty Bryan played Brad Taylor, the eldest of Tim’s three sons, throughout the series. He lasted in the role until the series’ end in 1999. Notably, he was actually younger than co-star Jonathan Taylor Thomas, who played his younger brother on the show.

Zachery Ty Bryan – YouTube

As noted by TMZ, Bryan was recently arrested in South Carolina,...

If you were around in the '90s, you probably grew up hearing the familiar "Huh?!" sound of the decade's long-running sitcom "Home Improvement." Love it or hate it, the Tim Allen-led show about the Taylor family, led by overconfident Tim The Toolman, was pretty ubiquitous throughout its eight-season run, and it even won seven Primetime Emmys. But at some point in 1999, the show faded out and the "Huh?!" sound stopped popping up in primetime. It left behind a legacy that included Jonathan Taylor Thomas, the often-unseen nosy neighbor Wilson, and Tim Allen's alleged bad behavior and on-the-record terrible opinions.

Just in 2024, another layer was added to the show's legacy when co-star Patricia Richardson, who played Tim's long-suffering wife Jill, spoke to the Los Angeles Times about the 25th anniversary of the show's final season, revealing that a pay dispute ultimately led to the series demise. Like so many...

While the Taylors were a big, (mostly) happy family in the '90s sitcom, Home Improvement, there were problems behind the scenes, particularly a large pay gap between Jill actress Patricia Richardson and her co-star, Tim Allen. Running for eight seasons, the sitcom saw Tim "The Toolman" Taylor (Allen) balancing hosting his home improvement show, Tool Time with his hectic family life. Set against the backdrop of a suburban neighborhood, it resonated with many middle-class viewers, who saw themselves in the characters and their relatable storylines. The show also made a huge star out of Randy Taylor actor Jonathan Taylor Thomas.

While Jtt drew in many young people, the chemistry between Tim and his wife, Jill (Richardson) was why mature viewers kept tuning in every week. Jill was the voice of reason in the Taylor household, and though she loved and cared for her family, she wasn't afraid to pursue her own goals,...

The Lion King is one of Disney’s most popular and beloved animated movies, but it hasn’t been safe from a variety of theories – and one, in particular, gives a villain twist to a fan-favorite character and ally of Simba. Between 1989 and 1999, Disney went through what’s known as the Disney Renaissance, in which the studio went back to producing critically and commercially successful animated movies. Among them is The Lion King, released in 1994 and considered Disney’s first animated movie with an original story, and which has earned a spot as one of the Mouse House’s best works.

The Lion King takes viewers to the Pride Lands of Tanzania to meet King Mufasa (voiced by James Earl Jones) and his young son Simba (Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Matthew Broderick). Simba is the heir to the throne, but Mufasa’s brother, Scar (Jeremy Irons), also wants it. Scar...

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Now that the holidays have arrived, there’s no better way to get into the festive spirit than cozying up with a mug of something hot and a Christmas movie marathon. But instead of digging out your dusty DVD collection, Hulu has a sleigh full of holiday gems ready to stream as you party prep, wrap presents, or online shop your list and check it twice.

To make streaming smooth,...

While it is common to witness actors' careers gradually slip away, theres something admirable about the performers who make the conscious choice to take a step back from Hollywood at the height of their popularity. This choice shows real integrity, as the actors know in their hearts that they are ready to call it quits despite viewers' desire for more. This can be down to a child star wishing to experience a new life, longtime acting legends having nothing else to give, or performers taking a planned hiatus they enjoyed so much that it turned into a retirement.

Some of the greatest actors of all time have willingly cut their careers short and said goodbye when their popularity was at an all-time high. These decisions are nothing new in Hollywood, as everyone from icons of the silent era to 1990s child stars have felt the urge to explore life away...

Much like soap star Cary Christopher, General Hospital’s Finola Hughes has lent her voice to an animated short. In this instance, it’s for a new app to help pet owners find their lost furry friends. Hughes is an ardent animal lover and her partnering with Petco Love Foundation will help raise awareness of their new venture.

Lost No Longer

Gh star Hughes (Anna) recently posted about adopting a cat named Petunia on Instagram, writing, “Yesterday I got to meet one of my hero’s @kittenxlady Hannah does such amazing, wonderful work being a refuge and allowing small animals to become healthy before finding their forever homes. @billiebcatering & I applied to adopt a kitten from her, and here we all are! Meet Petunia...

Kids of the 1990s know Jonathan Taylor Thomas quite well. The actor began his professional career at age eight, playing the title puppy in the animated series "The Adventures of Spot." He first appeared on-screen playing Kevin Brady in a failed "Brady Bunch" spinoff called "The Bradys" in 1990. The following year, he was cast as the ultra-cool and super-precocious Randy on the hit sitcom "Home Improvement." That series was a massive success, and made Thomas a household name. Thomas appeared in 178 of the show's 204 episodes, and he became a teenybopper icon, regularly gracing the cover of oversaturated tweener mags like Bop and Tiger Beat. 

During his time on "Home Improvement," Thomas also stepped away to appear in multiple high-profile feature films, perhaps most notably playing the voice of the young Simba in 1994's "The Lion King." He was a take-charge youth in "Man of the House," and also played Tom...

In what must be this week’s biggest forehead slap, Reuters has squashed an online rumor that CBS has offered Tim Allen and Richard Karn a billion dollars — billion with a B — to create a non-woke sitcom that’s “bound to make waves.”

The story, which was picked up by clickbait peddlers as truth because of course it was, originated on a site that claims to publish satirical news and commentary. Despite promising “laughs at the expense of American culture,” there’s nothing particularly funny about any of the site’s stories — they’re just lies dressed up as “satire.”

The original article reported (satirically!) that, “in a groundbreaking move that promises to redefine sitcom television, CBS has offered Tim Allen and Richard Karn a staggering $1 billion deal to create a non-woke sitcom. This bold investment reflects CBS’s commitment to fostering creative freedom and addressing the evolving landscape of entertainment.

Patricia Richardson Opens Up About Pay Disparity On Home Improvement ( Photo Credit – IMDb )

Tim Allen’s impressive paycheck may have inadvertently put a wrench into the smooth operations of the sitcom Home Improvement, culminating in the series’ untimely end. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, actress Patricia Richardson, who portrayed Tim Allen’s loving wife, Jill, on all eight Home Improvement seasons, opened up about why the beloved show ended on ABC.

Home Improvement Premiered in 1991, starring Tim Allen as Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor, a home improvement television show host. Patricia Richardson played his wife Jill and mom to three mischievous boys, Brad, Randy, and Mark. The show ended in 1997, earning 7 Primetime Emmy Awards and establishing a loyal fanbase.

In a new interview with the Los Angeles Times, Richardson explained why the popular series ended after eight seasons. Tim Allen’s massive salary was reportedly one of...

Patricia Richardson candidly reveals the salary dispute with ABC over the gap between her and Tim Allen's salaries that led to Home Improvement ending after eight seasons. Richardson stood firm in demanding equal pay to Allen and an executive producer credit, despite a lucrative offer. Though acknowledging that she still holds Allen in generally high regard, she's previously confirmed she won't be returning for a Home Improvement revival after her co-star previously "lied" about one happening.

Actor Patricia Richardson candidly explains why Home Improvement really ended after eight seasons. Premiering in 1991, the sitcom starred Tim Allen as Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor, a home improvement television show host. Richardson starred as Jill, his loving wife and mom to three mischievous boys, Brad, Randy, and Mark. The show aired for eight seasons on ABC, earning 7 Primetime Emmy Awards, and a loyal audience following.

Now, in a new interview with the Los Angeles Times,...

Patricia Richardson was a major reason why the ’90s sitcom “Home Improvement” was as successful as it was for eight seasons—and she knew it. So when it came time to re-up for Season 9, she wanted to strike a deal with Disney: the same pay rate as costar Tim Allen and a producer credit.

Predictably, the network turned her down, so Richardson walked.

“I knew that Disney would in no way pay me that much. That was my way to say ‘no’ and was a little bit of a flip-off to Disney,” she told the Los Angeles Times in an interview published Thursday. “I’d been there all this time, and they never even paid me a third of what Tim was making, and I was working my ass off. I was a big reason why women were watching.”

Jonathan Taylor Thomas, who played Richardson and Allen’s TV son Randy Taylor on the series,...

Exclusive: Aaron Eckhart and Devon Sawa are teaming with director Jesse V. Johnson for Thieves Highway.

Red Sea Media is handling foreign sales here at the Marche du Film in Cannes.

Travis Mills’ penned the crime thriller which Corey Large (One Ranger) is producing through his 308 Enterprises banner.

EPs are Kirk Shaw, Jordan Nott and Jon Keeyes (White Elephant). BondIt Media Capital and Pink 308 will finance the feature.

Eckhart plays an Oklahoma Stock Detective in over his head in the Breaking Bad world of modern cattle rustling. Eckhart and Johnson previously collaborated on Vertical’s Chief of Station which is currently in theaters and streaming.

Ex-stuntman, Johnson says, “Thieves Highway is a passion project, for Aaron and me. We spent a lot of time developing Travis Mills’ script, embracing factual anecdotes and actual characters...

Remember when Tim Allen got us all excited about a Home Improvement reboot? Well, don’t hold your breath. According to Tim Allen’s Home Improvement wife Jill Richardson, it’s never going to happen.

In fact, she says Tim Allen flat out lied about it. Yikes! Keep reading for all the details, here’s what’s Really going on with the alleged reboot.

We are officially living in an impressive Hollywood reboot era. A huge percentage of the highest rating dramas on TV and streaming giants are actually blatant reboots, spinoffs, or heavily influenced by an earlier show or movie.

A Home Improvement Reboot Is Never Happening

90’s sitcom legend Tim Allen seemingly jumped on the reboot bandwagon and began teasing a possible Home Improvement reboot.

The sitcom starred himself along side Jill Richardson, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Taran Noah Smith, Zachary ty Bryan, and more famous faces.

After Last...

Tim Allen had fans of the classic sitcom Home Improvement excited when he revealed that there were plans for a reunion/revival of the series. However, actress Patricia Richardson, who played the wife of Allen’s character in the hit sitcom dashed the hopes of fans by revealing her stance on the alleged revival.

Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson in Home Improvement

During a podcast appearance, Richardson revealed that she had no idea about Allen’s plans to bring back the sitcom and she had not been asked to reprise her role. At the same time, Richardson also explained why a revival of the show would be difficult to make with the original cast. Here is everything Patricia Richardson revealed about a potential Home Improvement revival.

Patricia Richardson Shuts Down Tim Allen’s Home Improvement Reunion Plans

Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson starred as husband and wife Timothy “Tim” Taylor...

Richardson candidly shuts down Tim Allen's Home Improvement revival idea, revealing that she wasn't contacted about the idea. The original cast is unlikely to return for a reboot due to many circumstances. Richardson points out obstacles like deceased cast members and lack of interest in a Home Improvement revival.

Home Improvement star Patricia Richardson responds candidly to Tim Allen's comments about a possible revival. Richardson and Allen portrayed the married couple, Jill and Tim Taylor, respectively, in the 1991 sitcom. The show follows Tim, who runs a successful home-improvement show but struggles to balance work with marriage and helping Jill raise their three young sons. Fortunately, the pair gets help through advice from their next-door neighbor, Wilson (Earl Hindman). While the popular series ended nearly 25 years ago, Allen recently suggested a spinoff or reboot was possible. However, Richardson has now challenged Allen's claims.

While appearing on the Back to the Best podcast,...

Exclusive: Taylor John Smith (Where The Crawdads Sing) is attached to star in What’s Left of Us, based on the 2009 memoir by Ritchie Farrell who has adapted for screen.

The project marks the next directing effort of The Fighter and Patriot’s Day scribe Paul Tamasy who most recently made his directorial debut on Paramount acquisition Depravity, also starring Smith.

What’s Left of Us charts the tough upbringing of Farrell in a working class neighbourhood in Massachusetts. To overcome a birth defect, his father pushed him to become a star athlete – sometimes he would use a belt as a teaching tool. Once, he used an electric carving knife. By the time he was 30, he was a heroin addict, stealing from friends, shooting up during visits to his children and running from shameful family secrets.

The project will mark the fifth collaboration between producer Dorothy Aufiero and Tamasy, after they worked on Depravity,...

Tim Allen is talking Home Improvement!

The 70-year-old star recently opened up about a potential reboot of the ’90s sitcom, and what it might look like, during an interview with The Messenger.

“I see Richard Karn a lot,” he said, referring to his co-star who played Al Borland.

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“And I talk to the boys [Zachery Ty Bryan (Brad); Jonathan Taylor Thomas (Randy); and Taran Noah Smith (Mark)] …and I’m there as one of their friends. We keep talking about [a spinoff].”

Tim played Tim Taylor on the ABC show from 1991 to 1999, with Patricia Richardson co-starring as his wife, Jill Taylor.

“It’s funny, one of the conversations we’ve had recently is how weird it would be if Home Improvement would be about the kids’ kids. Like if all of them had children, and I’m a grandparent. Home Re-Improvement or something like that. It’s come up.

Is the world ready for the return of Tim ‘The Tool Man’ Taylor? Home Improvement was one of the biggest sitcoms of the ’90s and helped launch Tim Allen to stardom, and like many classic sitcoms these days, it could be due for a spinoff or revival.

While speaking with The Messenger, Tim Allen said that the Home Improvement cast has been discussing a potential spinoff, but that nothing is official. “I see Richard Karn (Al Borland) a lot,” Allen said. “And I talk to the boys [Zachery Ty Bryan, who played Brad; Jonathan Taylor Thomas, who played Randy; and Taran Noah Smith, who played Mark]…and I’m there as one of their friends. We keep talking about [a spinoff].“

Allen continued, “It’s funny, one of the conversations we’ve had recently is how weird it would be if Home Improvement would be about the kids’ kids. Like if all of them had children,...

Tim Allen has revealed that he has discussed a possible Home Improvement spinoff with the cast, including Richard Karn, and has ideas for it. One of the ideas discussed is a spinoff about the children of the original characters. Tim Allen's character would be a grandparent.

Home Improvement star Tim Allen addresses a possible reboot of the show, revealing that he has ideas for it. Debuting on ABC in 1991 and lasting until 1999, for a total of eight seasons and 204 episodes, the sitcom centered around the Taylor family and gave a particular focus to Tim Taylor (Allen) and his wife Jill (Patricia Richardson). The series was immensely popular during its run to the point that Allen and Richardson were offered $50 million and $25 million, respectively, to do a ninth season. They declined, which led to Home Improvement coming to an end.

Speaking with The Messenger to promote The Santa Clauses season 2, Allen...

"The Lion King" explores the theme of the circle of life, emphasizing the importance of balance and respect among all creatures in the ecosystem. Scar's desire for power and his hierarchical view of the savanna lead to the destruction of the environment and the breakdown of the circle of life. The hyenas, who are promised a better life by Scar, ultimately turn against him, implying that manipulation and exploitation will have consequences.

The ending of Disney's 1994 animated The Lion King sees the "circle of life" restored after Simba returns to Pride Rock to rescue the other lions from his evil uncle Scar and his hyenas. The Lion King is one of Disney's most popular animated films and ranked #37 on IMDb's top 250 films of all time. The Lion King features a star-studded cast of 90s celebrities including James Earl Jones, Matthew Broderick, Jeremy Irons, Whoopi Goldberg, Rowan Atkinson, Jonathan Taylor Thomas,...

Zachery Ty Bryan appeared in an Oregon court Wednesday afternoon to face charges stemming from a July arrest, which marked the latest in a string of legal issues for the troubled former child star best known for Home Improvement.

During today’s proceedings, Bryan, 42, pled guilty to felony assault in the fourth degree constituting domestic violence. As part of a negotiated resolution, a second count was dismissed and, rather than spend 19 to 20 months in Oregon Department of Corrections, Bryan will receive a “downward dispositional departure” to 36 months of supervised probation, seven days in jail and he must abide by a set of conditions typical of domestic violence cases.

Those conditions call for no contact with the victim without the probation officer’s approval, alcohol and substance abuse treatment, and no alcohol and drug use moving forward. Should he violate any of the above conditions, Bryan would be subject to serving...

Jonathan Taylor Thomas, or Jtt as fans fondly called him, rose to fame as a child star on Home Improvement in the '90s but left the show to focus on his education. Alongside his TV roles, Thomas also pursued a career in movies and voiced key characters in The Lion King and The Adventures of Pinocchio. After taking a break from acting, Thomas returned to the screen in 2013 for Last Man Standing, and since then, he has ventured into directing and remains an active member of SAG-AFTRA.

Thanks to his role on Home Improvement, Jonathan Taylor Thomas was one of the most popular child stars of the '90s, but what happened to the actor afterward has mostly been a mystery. Thomas got his start as part of the legacy of another iconic sitcom, playing Greg's son Kevin on a short-lived revival of The Brady Bunch titled The Bradys.

Jonathan Taylor Thomas returned to acting in 2013, but his role in Last Man Standing was the start of a confusing cameo arc. Thomas is best known for playing Randy Taylor, the son of Tim Allen's Tim Taylor on the beloved 1990s sitcom Home Improvement. Although Jonathan Taylor Thomas retired from acting for a few years, he was brought back for several episodes of Last Man Standing, and his cameos led to one of the show's oddest arcs.

Last Man Standing is the popular long-running sitcom that put Tim Allen back in the spotlight, with the show running from 2011-2021. Although Last Man Standing isn't a Home Improvement sequel series, it is kind of a spiritual successor, with the show featuring similar characters and all kinds of references to Home Improvement. One of the most notable references was when Last Man Standing brought Jonathan Taylor Thomas out of retirement for a cameo,...

Zachery Ty Bryan struggled to find acting work after starring as eldest son Brad Taylor in all eight seasons of Home Improvement. He opened up about the struggles, and the hard comedown from teen fame, in a new interview that details his child-star past and his present life, which is riddled with legal issues tied to domestic violence charges, DUIs, and an apparent cryptocurrency scheme. Home Improvement starred Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson as Tim “The Tool Man” and Jill Taylor, parents to sons Brad (Bryan), Randy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas), and Mark (Taran Noah Smith). Bryan said it was “was actually really difficult” to land more acting jobs after the Home Improvement series finale in 1999, despite the success of the ABC show. “If you star in a TV show today, you can be in any film that you want, but back then, it was the polar opposite,” Bryan told The Hollywood Reporter.

Every episode of ABC’s blockbuster 1990s sitcom Home Improvement ended with a life lesson. For eight seasons and 203 episodes, Americans tuned in weekly by the tens of millions to watch Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor, wife Jill and their three sons wrestle with dilemmas typical of middle-class American households, only to discover solutions and restore peace in a tight 22 minutes.

“What a Drag,” a season seven entry that aired Feb. 24, 1998, focused a lens on eldest son Brad, played by Zachery Ty Bryan, as it’s discovered he stashed marijuana in the family’s backyard gazebo. When confronted, Brad lies and deflects but eventually comes clean to his parents, played by Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson, and younger brother Randy (Jonathan Taylor Thomas), who says in melodramatic fashion, “I’m just trying to figure out what’s going on with you.”

The episode culminates with a heart-to-heart on the living room sofa.

Pamela Anderson is opening up about her experience in the entertainment industry.

The actress and model is set to release her upcoming memoir "Love, Pamela" on January 31.

Variety obtained an excerpt from the book, delving into an alleged incident when Pamela started working on the hit sitcom Home Improvement.

Anderson, who appeared as Lisa the Tool Time Girl for 23 episodes from 1991-1993, said in the excerpt that Tim Allen flashed her on the first day of filming.

"On the first day of filming, I walked out of my dressing room, and Tim was in the hallway in his robe. He opened his robe and flashed me quickly — completely naked underneath," according to the book excerpt.

"He said it was only fair because he had seen me naked. Now we're even. I laughed uncomfortably."

Allen vehemently denied the incident happened in a statement released through his representative.

"No, it never happened.

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The Movie: "I'll Be Home For Christmas"

Where You Can Stream It: Disney+

The Pitch: This year, when you think of live-action Disney movies involving Santa Claus, you're more likely to bring up Tim Allen's "The Santa Clause" thanks to the brand new Disney+ sequel series, "The Santa Clauses" (which will apparently be returning for a second season). However, the comedian isn't the only "Home Improvement" cast member to branch out into holiday movies. During the popular sitcom's final season in 1998, Jonathan Taylor Thomas starred in "I'll Be Home For Christmas."

Due to his father remarrying less than a year after his mother passed away, hot shot boarding school student Jake (Jonathan Taylor Thomas) has grown estranged from his family back in New York.

What is it about Pinocchio? It’d merely be a funny coincidence if Guillermo del Toro’s dark new take on this classic tale were only the second adaptation in recent memory, after Robert Zemeckis’s Disney version from earlier this year, which starred Tom Hanks as Geppetto. But both were beaten to the punch by Pauly Shore’s that went viral back in March. And that version was relatively fast on the heels of a live-action version from a few years ago directed by Matteo Garrone, an Italian director most famous for his slim,...

“Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio” is here. The puppet made of pine returns amongst a mix of familiar, fantastical and first-time characters in the Oscar-winning “The Shape of Water” and “Crimson Peak” filmmaker’s latest feature. A passion project of del Toro’s, the filmmaker co-directed the film with Mark Gustafson and co-wrote the screenplay with Patrick McHale.

Several other “Pinocchio” productions have been carved out in the more recent years. Robert Zemeckis’ Disney iteration starred Tom Hanks as Gepetto just this year. Del Toro’s rendition adds many new characters as well as twists for those already familiar with this story.

For those wondering how to watch “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio,” we’ve got all your questions answered below.

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The film premiered at the 2022 BFI London Film Festival Oct.

In a year full of Pinocchio adaptations, 1996’s Pinocchio’s Revenge stands the test of time as a dark, disturbing update to the living wooden boy narrative.

“I wish you were a real boy. Then I wouldn’t be all alone.”

Carlo Collodi’s The Adventures of Pinocchio was first published in 1883 and for more than a century it’s proven to be an evergreen text that’s fascinated so many diverse storytellers and filmmakers. Disney’s animated Pinocchio is getting close to celebrating its 100th birthday, but audiences have no lack of options when it comes to Pinocchio adaptations. There’s 1996’s unintentionally-terrifying The Adventures of Pinocchio with Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Roberto Benigni has been responsible for two separate Pinocchio movies, and 2022 alone has marked the release of two new feature-film adaptations: Robert Zemeckis’ live-action Pinocchio and Guillermo del Toro’s somber stop-motion take on the classic tale. Pinocchio...

The stars of the '90s have had subtle shoutouts as of late, thanks to Halloween, red carpets, and new podcasts dissecting the era. Countless celebrities dressed as '90s stars for All Hollows Eve, and the recent Cfda Awards had multiple shoutouts to the decade through fashion. Although it's almost 2023, good things always come back around — including celebrities and vibes from the '90s.

Those who grew up in the '90s often think back to the heartthrobs of their generation. Whether they were big-time movie stars, comedians, or TV actors, some of these sensations faded from the spotlight as time went on, or their stardom simply ran its course. Thanks to social media, however, '90s kids can still keep up with their beloved stars to see what they've been up to over the years.

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Sinbad was a popular comedian in the '90s who was most known for his standup career,...

Here's every Home Improvement actor who guest-starred on Tim Allen's Last Man Standing. Home Improvement was one of the biggest sitcoms of the '90s, with the premise being loosely inspired by Allen's "Primitive Man" standup routine. The series cast him as Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor - who grunts A Lot - host of a home improvement show called Tool Time, but most of the drama revolved around his domestic life with wife Jill (Patricia Richardson) and their three sons. Home Improvement's success led Allen to other hits like Toy Story and The Santa Clause, while the sitcom itself came to a close in 1999 after eight seasons.

For any actor, starring in one major, long-running sitcom is an impressive feat. Allen scored two, with Last Man Standing debuting in 2011 and ending after nine series. The show featured a somewhat familiar premise, with Allen's Mike Baxter being a...

Spoiler Alert: Do not read ahead if you have not watched the Season 8, episode 3, of “The Masked Singer,” “TV Theme Night,” which aired Oct. 5 on Fox.

“Brady Bunch” brothers Barry Williams, Christopher Knight and Mike Lookinland, as well as entrepreneur and “Shark Tank” star Daymond John were the next celebrities to be revealed on “The Masked Singer,” as the show’s Wednesday night episode celebrated “TV Theme Night.”

The Mummies were revealed to be Williams, Knight and Lookinland, while Fortune Teller was John. Among this week’s three performances, the “Brady Bunch” brothers were first to go, with the fewest number of votes.

Later, John was unmasked as Fortune Teller after facing off with returning winner Harp in a battle royale (in which both took turns singing the “Full House” theme song). Harp won for a third week in a row.

“TV Theme Night” opened with judge Robin Thicke singing...

It’s Timothée Chalamet Day in Venice.

This isn’t a national holiday, but perhaps it should be. It’s just past 1:30 p.m. outside the Venice Film Festival’s Sala Casino, and a crowd of youth have set aside work and school commitments to travel into the Lido to catch a glimpse of the American superstar arriving for a press conference.

Every generation has their movie star heartthrob — from Jonathan Taylor Thomas to Brad Pitt in the ’90s and Robert Pattison at the dawn of the Twilight movies. For many young women, Chalamet represents the pinnacle of Gen Z cool. The Chalamet stans arrived as early as 7 a.m. on Friday to catch a glance of Timothée. They are, not surprisingly, mostly female. They describe their favorite performances as “Call Me By Your Name” and “The King” but are mostly drawn to Chalamet because of his talent, and kind and friendly nature.

There’s no spell necessary to adore Dakota Johnson’s filmography.

The “50 Shades of Grey” alum is currently on the awards circuit for her scene-stealing turn opposite Olivia Colman in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Lost Daughter,” and Johnson’s two films at the 2022 Sundance Festival — “Cha Cha Real Smooth” and “Am I Ok?” — both landed at major streaming services.

But some may argue that it was 2018’s “Suspiria” remake that truly first showcased Johnson’s haunting range. Luca Guadagnino revisited Dario Argento’s classic 1977 horror film by adding a new context of the German Autumn to create a larger-scale production, according to screenwriter David Kajganich.

“I went into just hard research about the history of witchcraft,” Kajganich told IndieWire. “[I was] just trying to figure out as practically as possible what a real coven in Berlin in 1977 might look like, and how it might behave, and what their rituals might involve.

Zachery Ty Bryan and Jonathan Taylor Thomas side-by-side? Thanks to a throwback pic, Home Improvement fans have suddenly found themselves right back in the '90s. #ThrowbackTuesday got a whole lot sweeter once Zachery, 39, took to Instagram on Sept. 21 to share a photo of himself alongside his comedic former co-star, Jonathan, 40. The actor jokingly captioned the pic of the two wearing matching outfits, "The 2nd best looking guy in a photo of 2…" Naturally, the adorable pic prompted to fans to wonder aloud whether the two have reunited over the years after their hit show—which also featured actors Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson as their TV mom and dad and...

Robin French, a talent agent who worked with legends including Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor and later headed production at Paramount Pictures in the late 1970s, has died. His family said he had been in declining health for the past few months and died September 6 in Palm Desert, CA.

“Dad left knowing that we love him so much, and that we are all safe and secure thanks in large part to his fierce devotion to us,” his children said in a statement. “He was so smart, funny, loyal, friendly, grumpy, opinionated and just a one-of-a-kind guy. We will all miss him forever, but feel so lucky that he was our Dad.”

French began his career as an agent at Chartwell, working with his father, Hugh French — a former actor who become an agent whose clients in the 1950s and ’60s included Brando, Taylor and Richard Burton — and Jerry Perenchio.

During his agenting days,...

Wtf Happened To This Celebrity? – The JoBlo series that examines the careers of stars and filmmakers who may have fallen out of the spotlight and tells where they are now! After an early career as a model and commercial actor, Jonathan Taylor Thomas entered millions of homes as the son of Tim Allen's character on eight seasons of the hit show Home Improvement. In the 1990s, the teen heartthrob voiced young Simba in Disney's The Lion King and appeared in several…...

It's apparently the summer of pop culture nostalgia: Last month, we got a rare sighting of '90s teen icon Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Now, we have Ashley Olsen, also spotted in the wild. Literally. The 35-year-old notoriously private Full House alum, fashion designer and one half of the Olsen twins was recently photographed hiking in the woods with a machete. Bet you didn't have that on your 2021 bingo card. Ashley's boyfriend, Louis Eisner, posted the photo on his Instagram Story Friday, July 9. She wore a white sweatshirt over a black top, white linen pants, a button-up white shirt tied around her waist, black Yeezy sneakers, a matching baseball cap worn backwards...

Breaking news: Jonathan Taylor Thomas doesn't look "unrecognizable." He just grew up. We know, we know, this may come as a shock to some, but teen idols are not, in fact, preserved in amber like that insect in Jurassic Park, and our latest example of this phenomenon is the reemergence of Jonathan Taylor Thomas a.k.a. J.T.T. (though true fans know his real last name is Weiss).  The 39-year-old former child star was recently photographed out in the wild like us regular humans for the first time since 2013, though he last appeared onscreen in Last Man Standing in 2015. On June 20, Jonathan and his two small white dogs were spotted in Los Angeles on a casual...

He's our childhood crush, all grown up! It's been eight long years, but Jonathan Taylor Thomas has finally resurfaced.  The 39-year-old former child star was recently spotted publicly for the first time since 2013, though he last appeared onscreen in Last Man Standing in 2015.  On Sunday, June 20, Jonathan and his two small white dogs were photographed in Los Angeles on a casual walk. He wore Nike sneakers, loose jeans and a zipped up dark hoodie, along with sunglasses, a New York Mets baseball cap and a black mask that was worn around his chin. An eyewitness described him as "relaxed looking" while he smoked a vape on the street.  The last...

Exclusive: Sony Pictures Television has acquired the rights to David Henry Sterry’s memoir Master of Ceremonies: A True Story of Love, Murder, Roller Skates & Chippendales, to develop as a series. Emmy-nominated Gordon Smith is set to pen the series adaptation and showrun the project for Spt, where he is under an overall deal.

The memoir of Sterry’s time as the Mc at the world-famous male strip club is a window into the girls-just-want-to-have-fun, greed-is-good, party-all-the time, coked-up world of 1980’s America through the eyes of Manhattan’s hottest show: Chippendales, where women rule the roost and men get rich and famous (or infamous).

Smith’s adaptation will be a semi-fictionalized premium television series based on a true, grabbed from the headlines, fall of Rome story that starts in the epicenter of the decadent, deregulated, 80s America: New York City. The club turns a...

Members of SAG-AFTRA have ratified a successor deal to the union’s master contract covering work on feature films and primetime television.

The performers union announced the approval Wednesday evening following three weeks of voting and spirited campaigns for and against the pact with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. The three-year deal is retroactive to July 1.

The pact received 74% approval among those voting. Turnout was 27.15%.

The performers union, which reps 160,000 members, rolled out several videos in recent days with president Gabrielle Carteris urging a “Yes” vote on the new deal. Her key points are increases at $318 million over the three-year term of the contract, a 26% increase in fixed streaming residuals, and “groundbreaking” improvements in provisions for performers in nude and simulated sex scenes.

“I am grateful for the many members who got involved and used their voices to help set the priorities for this contract,” Carteris said following the vote results.