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A Look At Selena Gomez’s Best Movies & TV Shows (Photo Credit – Hotstar)

Selena Gomez is currently filming the latest season of Only Murders In The Building, but her journey as an actress started years ago with Barney & Friends. Although she gained massive popularity after featuring in the Disney Channel TV show Wizards of Waverly Place and numerous other Disney projects, she simultaneously excelled in the music industry, produced her music albums, and even established a business empire by launching a brand named Rare Beauty.

Irrespective of the venture, Selena has only received love and support from her fans. Selena Gomez’s films and TV shows have also earned immense recognition over the years. As we wait for the latest season of Only Murders In The Building to release, let’s look at some of the best of her works.

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Trust “Severance” fans to leave no stone unturned.

Ahead of Season 2, Episode 9, “The After Hours,” eagle-eyed viewers noticed that the latest installment of Dan Erickson’s Apple TV+ thriller shares its name with a chapter of “The Twilight Zone” from 1960. TV episodes have the same names all the time, not least due to their sheer volume in existence and common phrases that repeat (Season 1’s “Hide and Seek” shares its title with episodes from “Adventure Time” and “Bluey”) — but something as integral to sci-fi television as “The Twilight Zone” merits further exploration.

“The Twilight Zone” Season 1, Episode 34 stars Anne Francis as Marsha White, a woman searching a department store for a gold thimble when she starts to experience eerie things on its ninth floor. The entire area is deserted and empty of merchandise, except for exactly what she needs. The woman who helps her turns out to be be a mannequin.

Go ahead and take the elevator back up if you haven't watched season 2, episode 9 of "Severance," titled "The After Hours." There are spoilers down here on the severed floor!

"Severance" never does anything by accident. Everything from the show's musical cues to the props scattered across both the severed floor at Lumon — where our merry band of "innies" toil away as macrodata refiners, unaware of the real world inhabited by their "outies" — to the items we see in the homes of various characters has some sort of importance. Think of the "rabbit or duck" sculpture visible in severed floor manager Seth Milchick's (Trammell Tillman) office, or all of the Eagan-related trinkets Harmony Cobel (Patricia Arquette) found in her childhood home in the prior episode, "Sweet Vitriol." This is all to say that the ninth episode of season 2 of Dan Erickson's nightmarish workplace drama "Severance" is titled "The After Hours,...

The State Department will screen 20 Days In Mariupol, nominated in the feature documentary Oscar category this year, at an event on February 27.

Elizabeth Allen, the under secretary of state for public diplomacy, will give remarks at the screening along with Oksana Markarova, Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States.

The event is tied to the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion into Ukraine, which is Saturday. Through February and March, U.S. embassies and American spaces will be hosting screenings.

The documentary also is getting a new theatrical release and will air on PBS on Thursday.

The film is directed by Mstyslav Chernov, who was part of a team of Associated Press journalists who were trapped in Mariupol. They were the only international reporters left in the city. In a statement, Chernov said, “The suffering and destruction you see in the documentary continues today as the war in Ukraine rages on.

Famous actors often get their real-life children cast to play their character's children on TV, creating a real-life family dynamic onscreen. The children of actors like Dominic West and Tim Allen made their acting debuts alongside their famous fathers on TV. Parent-child acting duos like the Lowes, DeVitos, and Levys developed their own TV series and cast themselves as parent and child characters.

Many actors have starred alongside their own family members onscreen, and in some instances, their real-life children even play their character's children on TV. Plenty of actors have shared the screen with their real-life kids, but they don't always play parent and child. On occasion, the fact that the real-life parent or child of an actor is playing their character's parent or child on TV is directly correlated to the role, like with Martin and Charlie Sheen. Often, though, viewers aren't even aware that certain actors portraying...

The Santa-verse is getting bigger. Season two of The Santa Clauses may have surpassed expectations with a season of inventive new story arcs. In the new season of the Tim Allen-led Disney+ comedy, we’ve already seen an expansion of the mythology behind our favorite gift-giving fella, and the addition of several new characters is a hoot. That includes Magnus Antas or Mad Santa, played to hilarious ends by Eric Stonestreet (known for Modern Family).

But for Allen, one of the greatest joys of continuing the story of Scott Calvin a.k.a. Santa Claus is working alongside his daughter Elizabeth Allen-Dick, who plays Calvin’s daughter Sandra on the hit show. With several episodes left to air before season two bows out, father and daughter took time to speak with MovieWeb about working together and the biggest appeal this season. Dive in.

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Season 2 of The Santa Clauses is now streaming on Disney+ with new episodes every Wednesday until the December 6 finale. The latest episodes focus on the introduction of Eric Stonestreet's Mad Santa and the efforts of Magnus Antas and Olga to take control of Christmas. Tim Allen and Elizabeth Allen-Dick discuss Scott's plan to turn the North Pole into a family business and the strengthening of the father-daughter relationship between their characters.

Season 2 of The Santa Clauses is currently streaming on Disney+ with new installments dropping every Wednesday until the finale on December 6. While the first season saw Scott and his family fight to save the North Pole from his poorly chosen successor, the latest batch of episodes focuses on the introduction of Eric Stonestreet's (Modern Family) Mad Santa. Finally free from the spell that left them incapacitated, Magnus Antas and his gnome, Olga, attempt to take Christmas back under their control.

It's that time of the year again! And no, we don't just mean the winter holidays or preparing for those New Year's resolutions. It's that time of year when new shows come to our favorite streaming services. Most of us expect Christmas shows and movies to obliterate our search history. Others might try to look for something different. 'Tis the season for new discoveries, after all. What better way to spend time with your family than watching something new? Or catching up on the second season of a good show?

Disney+ has new episodes of current seasons and brand-new shows coming in the month of December. Percy Jackson fans have been waiting for the new series for so long, and it's a winter miracle that it's finally coming to fruition. But hey, we're also getting more of Tim Allen throughout December. There are also some villains hiding out in Texas,...

Update: John Leguizamo and his wife Justine were given choice spots at the White House State Dinner: At the president’s table, seated with figures including Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Earlier, Leguizamo told a reporter that he “definitely” would be hitting the campaign trail for Joe Biden in 2024.

Asked about Biden’s outreach to Latino voters, Leguizamo said, “I think he’s doing the right things, which is getting Latin consulatns and talking to Latin experts who tell him how to address us, and make the effort. If you make the effort, we will be there, but you have to make the effort. I think he’s doing all that — him and Kamala Harris as well.”

Previously: The guest list for tonight’s White House State Dinner for Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and partner Jodie Haydon includes a number of names from entertainment and media.

Scott Calvin's time as Santa Claus has brought much joy to the world, but the time has come to finally pass on his mantle in the Disney+ mini-series The Santa Clauses. With its first two episodes hitting Disney+ on November 16th, The Santa Clauses brings both new and old characters into the timeless tale. Executive producers Jason Winer and Jack Winer guide the series as the newest installment of The Santa Clause tale.

In The Santa Clauses, Scott Calvin (Tim Allen) elects to finally retire as Santa Claus in order to raise his family in a new life outside of the North Pole. The world will still need a Santa Claus in his absence, though, leading Scott to conduct a big search for his successor as Jolly Ole' St. Nick.

Related: What The Santa Clause Cast Look Like Now

We speak to Jack Winer and Jason Winer on the making of The Santa Clauses,...

Disney+'s upcoming miniseries The Santa Clauses will be a bit passing of the torch event for The Santa Clause franchise. Not only will Scott Calvin's time as Santa finally come to an end, but many other new characters will also join the franchise in his place. Rupali Redd, Matilda Lawler, and Devin Bright are among the new cast member to join The Santa Clauses in various pivotal roles.

For Scott Calvin (Tim Allen), the time has finally come to retire in The Santa Clauses. However, as he prepares his family for a whole new life away from the North Pole, the first order of business will be finding a new Santa to take his place.

Related: What The Santa Clause Cast Look Like Now

We speak to Rupali Redd, Matilda Lawler, and Devon Bright on the making of The Santa Clauses and their roles as some of The Santa Clause...

This is as sexy as Hollywood pix got in 1960. John O'Hara's novel about class snobbery and the drive for success posits Paul Newman as a moody go-getter. In glossy soap opera fashion, his silver spoon-fed bride Joanne Woodward morphs into an unfaithful monster. Some adulterous relationships are excused and others not in this glossy, morally rigged melodrama. In other words, it's prime entertainment material. From the Terrace Blu-ray Twilight Time Limited Edition 1960 / Color / 2:35 widescreen / 144 min. / Ship Date January 19, 2016 / available through Twilight Time Movies / 29.95 Starring Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Myrna Loy, Ina Balin, Leon Ames, Elizabeth Allen, Barbara Eden, George Grizzard, Patrick O'Neal, Felix Aylmer. Cinematography Leo Tover Art Direction Maurice Ransford, Howard Richmond, Lyle R. Wheeler Film Editor Dorothy Spencer Original Music Elmer Bernstein Written by Ernest Lehman from the novel by John O'Hara Produced and directed by Mark Robson

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Archivist and activist Carl Malamud once likened state and federal cases as the source code to America's operating system. Unfortunately, many legal documents remain hidden from public inspection. One example comes from a lawsuit filed this past July by DirecTV against Al Jazeera America. The complaint was submitted with heavy redaction. If there was an award given to the year's most extreme blacking out of so-called "secrets," the parties involved in this dispute would surely deserve to beat any spy agency for this one. Earlier this week, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White stood up to

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Ivor Novello last film: 'Autumn Crocus' (photo: Ivor Novello and Fay Compton in 'Autumn Crocus') Can a plain looking, naive spinster school teacher ever find real love in faraway places? This was a question asked by Shirley Booth in Arthur Laurents' 1952 stage play The Time of the Cuckoo; Katharine Hepburn in the 1955 David Lean-directed film version, Summertime (1955); and Elizabeth Allen in the 1965 Richard Rodgers-Steven Sondheim musical adaptation, Do I Hear a Waltz? Can such a woman's yearning for romance ever be satisfied? "Yes" and "No," according to Basil Dean's fine 1934 British film Autumn Crocus, which marked the last film appearance of British stage and screen superstar Ivor Novello (Alfred Hitchcok's The Lodger). Autumn Crocus starts out during the holiday season, when two British schoolteachers decide to spend their vacation together on the Continent. Soft-hearted Jenny Grey (Fay Compton) longs to see the Austrian Alps,...

Charlton Heston movies: ‘A Man for All Seasons’ remake, ‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’ (photo: Charlton Heston as Ben-Hur) (See previous post: “Charlton Heston: Moses Minus Staff Plus Chariot Equals Ben-Hur.”) I’ve yet to watch Irving Rapper’s melo Bad for Each Other (1954), co-starring the sultry Lizabeth Scott — always a good enough reason to check out any movie, regardless of plot or leading man. A major curiosity is the 1988 made-for-tv version of A Man for All Seasons, with Charlton Heston in the Oscar-winning Paul Scofield role (Sir Thomas More) and on Fred Zinnemann’s director’s chair. Vanessa Redgrave, who plays Thomas More’s wife in the TV movie (Wendy Hiller in the original) had a cameo as Anne Boleyn in the 1966 film. According to the IMDb, Robert Bolt, who wrote the Oscar-winning 1966 movie (and the original play), is credited for the 1988 version’s screenplay as well. Also of note,...

Back in April, members of the cast of Happy Days, including Marion Ross, Erin Moran, Don Most, Anson Williams, and the estate of the late Tom Bosley, filed a lawsuit against CBS, claiming that the network violated breach of contract and owed them for merchandising revenues that they had been cut out of. The $10 million suit claimed the stars of the sitcom “were guaranteed five percent of royalties profits if their images appeared on a product.”

CNN.com reported yesterday that the fraud claim was thrown out by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White, who ruled in favor of CBS.

A judge in California has thrown out a claim from Happy Days cast members who allege TV bosses committed fraud by failing to pay them for merchandising sales.

A number of the sitcom's stars, including Marion Ross, Anson Williams, Don Most, and Erin Moran, filed a $10 million (£6.3 million) lawsuit earlier this year, claiming CBS chiefs owed them money from sales of Happy Days-themed merchandise which features their images.

They were subsequently handed cheques with values ranging from $6,000 (£3,750) to $6,500 (£4,063), but vowed to press ahead with their case.

The group suffered a setback on Wednesday when Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White ruled in favour of CBS on the fraud claim.

The case will now proceed only with a breach of contract suit and the actors cannot receive punitive damages at the 2012 trial, according to CNN.

The group's lawyer, Jon Pfeiffer, says, "We intend to press forward with the lawsuit. If we can't punish the defendants, we certainly intend to expose their practices."

The series ran between 1974 and 1984.

HollywoodNews.com: Here is the photo gallery of images from 90210′s Season 4 Premiere “Up in Smoke,” which will air on Tuesday, September 13.

When One Door Closes, Another One Opens – In the season four premiere, gang from Beverly Hills have graduated from high school. Naomi (AnnaLynne McCord) has spent the summer dealing with the shocking news of her pregnancy and quickly discovers she doesn’t have the status at college that she did in high school. Annie (Shenae Grimes) receives some unexpected news that keeps her in town, while Liam (Matt Lanter) returns from his summer away ready to commit to Annie.

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"Up In Smoke"--LtoR: AnnaLynne McCord as Naomi Clark, Jessica Stroup as Erin Silver, Gillian Zinser as Ivy Sullivan, and Shenae Grimes as Annie Wilson

Dixon (Tristan Wilds) finds himself without a roommate or a place to live, while an unexpected visitor tests Navid (Michael Steger...

Nicollette Sheridan’s prospects are getting slimmer in her wrongful termination lawsuit against ABC and Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry, reports the Associated Press. After limiting the damages the former Housewives villainess could win at October’s trial, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White urged Sheridan to resolve the suit. “You’re going to spend a lot of money on this case,” White told attorneys.According to Sheridan’s suit, she was unceremoniously fired from the show after complaining about physical abuse from Cherry. Under White’s ruling, Sheridan is only eligible for one season’s wages (roughly...

Los Angeles, California (X17online) -- Former Desperate Housewives star Nicollette Sheridan will only get one season's lost wages for the show, a judge ruled Monday. The judge in Sheridan's lawsuit against ABC and executive producer Marc Cherry ruled that if Sheridan wins an upcoming jury trial, she will get only season six's lost wages from the show instead of that season plus two more. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White urged the parties to come to a settlement, saying, "You're going to spend a lot of money on this case." Sheridan originally sued for $20 million, saying she was slapped in the face by Cherry and then written off the show. The actress then dropped claims of emotional abuse and later, the judge tossed her claims of sexual harassment and assault. Now, the lawsuit is over wrongful termination. Judge White said Sheridan's role on the show beyond the...

Nicollette Sheridan hit another setback in her lawsuit against ABC and "Desperate Housewives" creator Marc Cherry, the Associated Press reports. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White limited the actress' potential damages from the claim, ruling that she could only receive one season's earnings if she wins the suit, rather than two seasons or more, which her attorney had argued for. The ruling effectively limits Sheridan's potential win from the case to the $980,000 that she would have earned on Season 6 of "Housewives," had her character, Edie Britt, not been...

The 47-year-old actress – who is suing for wrongful termination and gender discrimination – has been urged by Judge Elizabeth Allen White to settle the case before it goes to trial in October.

The judge warned: "You're going to spend a lot of money on this case."

During a hearing at Los Angeles Superior Court yesterday (29.08.11), Nicollette's lawyer Patrick Maloney called for jurors to be allowed to consider whether the star was entitled to wages for at least two extra seasons.

However, the judge ruled she could only seek damages for one year's pay, approximately $980,000 after declaring the show's producers had discretion to write out Nicollette's character Edie Britt when they saw fit to do so.

In yesterday's hearing, the judge – who has already thrown out her harassment claims against show creator and executive producer Marc Cherry – ruled the actress cannot make reference to the programme chief's alleged rude behaviour towards others during the trial.

A Los Angeles judge has urged Nicollette Sheridan to settle her lawsuit for wrongful termination from Desperate Housewives after ruling the actress will only be entitled to limited damages if she wins a court battle.

The star filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against show creator Marc Cherry last year, alleging he slapped her in the face after she expressed an opinion about a script he had written, and then fired her when she complained to producers.

Sheridan, who played sexy real estate dealer Edie Britt in the series, later amended the suit but still sought damages for wrongful termination and gender discrimination.

During a hearing at Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday, her attorney Patrick Maloney called for jurors to be allowed to consider whether Sheridan was entitled to wages for at least two extra seasons, but Judge Elizabeth Allen White ruled that the star could only seek damages for one year's pay, which would total approximately $980,000 (£612,500), according to the Associated Press.

Judge White declared the show's producers had discretion to eliminate Sheridan's character and called for the star's legal team to settle the case ahead of a trial, scheduled to begin in October.

She warned, "You're going to spend a lot of money on this case."...

Nicollette Sheridan has claimed that Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry called Eva Longoria a "girl with no t*ts that looks like a boy". The claim forms part of Sheridan's lawsuit against Cherry and ABC for wrongful termination, following her axe from the show in 2009. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White dismissed Sheridan's claims of sexual harassment and assault, but allowed the trial to go ahead for wrongful termination, battery and unlawful retaliation. According (more)...

A judge has ruled that Nicollette Sheridan has a strong enough case against ABC and Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry to warrant a full trial by jury. Sheridan filed a lawsuit against both parties in April last year, claiming that her Desperate Housewives contract had been wrongfully terminated, and that Cherry had struck her when she complained about the decision to axe her character Edie Britt. According to the Associated Press, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White dismissed Sheridan's claims of sexual harassment and assault, but has allowed the actress to seek damages for wrongful termination, (more)...

The last stop on Wisteria Lane for Nicollette Sheridan is turning out to be a courthouse. A Los Angeles Judge has given the go-ahead for the ex-star's $20 million lawsuit against Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry to proceed to trial. "It is clear to the court that this is something that needs to go to a jury," Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen announced at a hearing today. Sheridan, who had not appeared at any of the other proceedings in the case, did turn up for today's session. "I'm very happy that I am being treated fairly," she told reporters outside the courtroom. The actress, whose character on the hit ABC series met a (literally)...

Confirmation has just come in from The CW as to the exact title of "The Vampire Diaries" Episode 11; it is indeed "By the Light of the Moon". Not only will we be seeing the return of guest stars Daniel Gillies and Bryton James, but we'll also get our first good look at Michaela McManus as Mason Lockwood's friend Jules.

In addition, there'll be some other Lockwood action going on as Tyler faces his first transformation.

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Episode 11 "By the Light of the Moon" Synopsis (12/9/10 Air Date):

As the full moon approaches, Caroline (Candice Accola) helps Tyler (Michael Trevino) prepare for the transformation he is powerless to stop. While Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Katherine (Nina Dobrev) play mind games on one another, Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Alaric (Matt Davis) are suspicious when a stranger named Jules (guest star Michaela McManus) shows up in Mystic Falls,...

Easy A (15)

(Will Gluck, 2010, Us) Emma Stone, Penn Badgley, Amanda Bynes, Patricia Clarkson. 92 mins

There's always room for a smart-mouthed high-school comedy in a Juno/Mean Girls vein – it's just a pity they come along so rarely. This doesn't quite make that grade but it aims for it, tackling issues of virginity and sluttishness through the story of a nice girl who lies about who she's laid and suffers the fallout – especially from the Jesus freaks.

Carlos (15)

(Olivier Assayas, 2010, Fra/Ger) Edgar Ramírez, Alexander Scheer. 159 mins/334 mins

The life of the terrorist serves as a thrilling survey of cold war-era geopolitics in Assayas's swift, stylish, serious biopic, which covers a staggering amount of ground. See feature, p10.

Red (12A)

(Robert Schwentke, 2010, Us) Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Helen Mirren. 111 mins

Senior-citizen assassin comedy that gets away with a lot thanks to its cast. As a ride, it's more stairmaster than a rollercoaster.

The judge presiding over former "Desperate Housewives" star Nicollette Sheridan's lawsuit against series creator Marc Cherry and ABC may have made a decision benefiting the actress. Reuters reports that Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White rejected ABC's complaint that one of the causes of action mentioned in the suit is nebulous. The network attempted to get one of the accusations thrown out because it involves three claims: discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation and age. In response, Judge White wrote in a tentative order: "Although annoying, inconvenient and inconsiderate, the failure to separate the three distinct wrongs does not result in an inability to understand what is alleged." Sheridan played Edie Britt on "Desperate Housewives" from 2004 through 2009 before her character was killed off. In the $20 million lawsuit, Sheridan is suing for wrongful termination, and assault and battery, among other claims. The suit, filed in April, now moves toward the discovery phase.

A judge has granted Nicollette Sheridan permission to proceed with a multi-million dollar lawsuit against Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry.

The actress, who played Edie Britt on the hit show, filed suit against Cherry in April, claiming he slapped her in the face after she expressed an opinion about a script he had written, and then fired her when she complained to producers.

Cherry's lawyers attempted to block the case from going forward but Judge Elizabeth Allen White has decided to allow Sheridan to sue, according to gossip blogger Perez Hilton.

The star is demanding more than $20 million (£13.3 million) for assault and battery, gender violence and wrongful termination.

Angelina Jolie, Salt Inception Has Highest Average for First Time; Fails to Reach $150m: Box Office In second place on Monday was the Angelina Jolie vehicle Salt, which took in $4.12m as per Box Office Mojo. Liev Schreiber and Chiwetel Ejiofor co-star in the Phillip Noyce-directed spy thriller. At no. 3, Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin‘s animated feature Despicable Me, featuring the voices of Steve Carell, Jason Segel, Julie Andrews, and others, scored $3.13m. From the no. 4 to the no. 8 spots, movies are less than $100k apart. In other words, there will likely be some switching around in the next few days. At no. 4, Jon Turteltaub‘s The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, starring Nicolas Cage and Jay Baruchel, pulled in $1.18m. Right on its heels, Lee Unkrich‘s Toy Story 3, featuring the voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, and Joan Cusack, was no. 5 with $1.17m. At no. 6, Elizabeth Allen...

First treailer is in for 20th Century Fox's "Ramon and Beezus" starring Selena Gomez, Joey King, John Corbett, Bridget Moynahan, Ginnifer Goodwin, Josh Duhamel and Sandra Oh. The family comedy opens on. Elizabeth Allen directs from the writing by Laurie Craig and Nick Pustay based on the novels by Beverly Cleary. Denis Di Novi produces with Alison Greenspan. The story follows the exploits of rambunctious, accident-prone child Ramona Quimby and her older sister Beezus. See it in theaters from July 23rd this year.