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The closer one looks at "Bones," the more one begins to wonder if everything really does come back to Hart Hanson's long-lived rom-com/gnarly crime procedural. From multiple "Breaking Bad" actors showing up as guest stars to Kevin Yagher, the legendary creature designer who co-wrote Tim Burton's "Sleepy Hollow," playing a key creative role behind-the-scenes on the series with his brother Chris Yagher, it seems as though our plane of existence is merely a tangled web with "Bones" at the center. Were the show to somehow be lost to the ravages of time like so much older media has been, it's possible our reality as we know it would collapse. Clearly, we should stop playing Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon and start playing Six Degrees of Bones instead.

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I’ve seen documentaries reveal fascinating dimensions of John Lennon — films like “The U.S. vs. John Lennon” (2006), which chronicled his political activism and the Nixon administration’s attempts to deport him, or “The Lost Weekend: A Love Story” (2022), a portrait of Lennon’s relationship with May Pang. But “One to One: John & Yoko,” despite its rather nondescript title, may be the most accomplished and arresting of these tightly angled Lennon profiles. “The Lost Weekend” showed us a side of Lennon that had been somewhat under the radar. “One to One” deals with the period just before the Lost Weekend, starting in August 1971, when John and Yoko moved from their country estate outside London to New York City, where they spent 18 months living in a small apartment in the West Village. (It was after that that they moved into the Dakota.)

Lennon was out and about, digging the city,...

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ Long After Dark will get the deluxe treatment this fall with a new reissue that pairs the original 1982 album with an additional disc of unreleased music from the era.

Long After Dark Deluxe Edition, out October 18 via Geffen/UMe, boasts a dozen “newly discovered” tracks, including seven unreleased tracks, some of which were recorded for the album but left off the LP.

“There was some music recorded for Long After Dark that didn’t get on the record, that I thought would’ve made it a better album,...

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ 1982 album, Long After Dark, is receiving a deluxe reissue set for release on October 18th via Geffen/UMe.

The remastered collection features 12 bonus tracks, including seven previously unreleased songs. “There was some music recorded for Long After Dark that didn’t get on the record, that I thought would’ve made it a better album,” the late Petty is quoted as saying in a press release. “I left off… four things that I liked quite a bit. And probably a few more written that never even got in the door.”

Notable inclusions in the expanded collection are Petty’s version of “Never Be You” (which became a No. 1 country hit for Rosanne Cash), the pop-leaning “Don’t Make Me Walk the Line,” and an uptempo version of “Ways to Be Wicked.” The latter became a single for the country rock band Lone Justice.

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Update, 11:58 Am Pt: Nielsen fast national numbers show that George Stephanopoulos’ interview with President Joe Biden easily won its timeslot on Friday, drawing 8.5 million viewers.

The 22-minute interview, presented as a special edition of This Week, was the best performing ABC News program since Stephanopoulos’ interview with James Comey in 2018. The exception is election night and debate coverage.

Previously: George Stephanopoulos’ interview with President Joe Biden easily won its timeslot on Friday, with early Nielsen fast affiliate numbers showing it drew 8.1 million viewers.

That figure is greater than NBC, CBS and Fox combined, according to Nielsen. The network said that it was the most-watched ABC News program in primetime since Stephanopoulos’ interview with James Comey in April, 2018, the exception being election night and debate coverage.

The 8 p.m. Et primetime interview, One on One with President Biden, was presented as a special edition of This Week. The president said...

Robyn Brown has always been a polarizing member of the Sister Wives cast. Since season one, she has caused a great divide between viewers regarding her true intentions in the Brown family. However, her ick factor increased substantially during Season 17’s One-on-One episodes.

‘Sister Wives’ Robyn Brown said some things that increased her ick factor in Season 17

Throughout Season 17 of TLC’s Sister Wives, Robyn Brown remained steadfast in her desire for the Brown family to remain united. She was unhappy with Christine Brown leaving Kody Brown and with the poor statuses of Janelle and Meri’s unions with him as well.

However, as the season unfolded, Robyn acted as if she didn’t know or understand Christine’s reasons for leaving their clan in the infamous “knife in the kidneys” episode. “In Vegas? That’s a lie. I remember the conversations and I remember what was going on. I...

The skinny bundle streamer is adding channels from AMC Networks, We tv, TV One, and Weigel Broadcasting.

Whether you are in search of sports, scares, or something in between, customers of the live TV streaming skinny bundle Philo have even more options. The streamer has added five new free channels to its lineup that include programming from Msg, Shudder, TV One, and more. Philo has also added Dabl to its base package lineup. The channel highlights African American comedies and characters with some of the most iconic Black sitcoms of all time.

Philo is adding five free channels and one channel to its base package. The additions focus on sports, horror, Black-focused sitcoms, true crime, and hip-hop royalty. The new channels join a collection of more than 70 free channels and another 70 channels on Philo’s base plan. 7-Day Free Trial $25+ / month philo.com

Philo has added five new channels to its lineup of free offerings,...

Meghan Markle’s acting career didn’t make her a household name. But Meghan’s movies and TV shows did raise her profile enough to where she met Prince Harry and became one of the most famous people in the world.

Meghan hasn’t acted since marrying Harry in 2018. Despite the renewed popularity of her TV drama Suits, the duchess has limited her on-screen appearances to interviews, documentaries, and a commercial cameo.

Showbiz Cheat Sheet’s guide to Meghan Markle’s acting career covers every one of her movie and TV appearances. It also answers where you can see Meghan’s acting in 2024.

‘Married…With Children’

Meghan Markle’s first acting role was in the classic sitcom Married…With Children. Like so many other actors, Meghan got her start as an uncredited extra in just one episode.

Meghan appeared in season 9 episode 28 titled “The Undergraduate,” which aired in 1995. It’s...

Exclusive: Sarah Gustafsson has signed with Elevate Entertainment for representation.

The Swedish-Moroccan actress had her first major breakthrough as a series regular in the series Eagles, a Swedish teen-drama from Stefan H. Lidén and New Stories reminiscent of Skam and Friday Night Lights.

Eagles follows a few teenagers living in the Swedish ice hockey town Oskarshamn while experiencing friendship, love, and rivalry on the ice. She played Klara in 33 episodes across four seasons.

Additional credits include appearances in the crime series Huss in 2021, which follows new police officer Katarina Huss (Karin Franz Körlof) must manage the tough life in Gothenburg and suspicious colleagues, and she is soon tangled in corruption and betrayal, and the drama series One-on-One (2022) in the role of Jenny.

Most recently, Gustafsson starred in the Netflix series Barracuda Queens released in June. Based on a true story, the series follows a group of disaffected teenage girls who...

If you’re looking for a complete list of every new movie and TV show coming to Amazon Prime Video in October, you’ve come to the right place. This month kicks off with a slew of great library additions, from James Bond films to relatively new releases (“Shazam! Fury of the Gods” and the Nicolas Cage Dracula movie “Renfield”) and beyond.

There are also some high-profile originals landing in October. The third season of the sci-fi comedy series “Upload” arrives on Oct. 20, while Oct. 6 marks the release of the Prime Video original film “Totally Killer,” a fun slasher set in the 1980s that stars Kiernan Shipka.

Check out the full list of what’s new on Amazon Prime Video in October 2023 below, followed by a complete list of new arrivals for Freevee in October as well.

Arriving October 1

Frasier, Seasons 1-11 (1994)

Hit, Season 3 (2020)

A Fish Called Wanda (1988)

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Tim McGraw was, unsurprisingly, honoured to have a Taylor Swift single named after him.

Swift’s very first single was released back in 2006 and was inspired by one of her favourite country artists at the time, Tim McGraw.

While chatting to Et Canada’s Morgan Hoffman for his “One-on-One” special, McGraw said of how crazy it is that Swift launched her career with a song inspired by him: “I know. It’s pretty cool.

“At first, I have to say, when she first came out with it, I was like ‘Goddamn, am I that old that people are singing songs with my name in it now?’ Maybe I should be out the door.”

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As Hoffman mentioned Swift might have just had a crush on him, McGraw responded, “Well, somebody...

Nick Cannon’s brother Gabriel is thankful he has Google as a reminder when it comes down to naming his many nieces and nephews.

Gabriel spoke about Nick being a dad of 12 during his “Claim to Fame” winner’s interview with Entertainment Weekly.

When asked if he’d met and could name all of Nick’s kids, Gabriel replied, “I haven’t met them, but did y’all see what happened with him? He messed up [naming] all his kids, so I’m not even gonna attempt. I’m just uncle. It’s easy.”

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Gabriel was referring to that awkward moment where Nick forgot to name his daughter Onyx — whom he shares with Lanisha Cole — during an interview on “The Howard Stern Show” earlier this year.

Content removals are a sad truth in the streaming industry. People love seeing their favorite title added to a streaming service, but they must always be aware that if the series doesn’t attain the proper levels of viewership for the platform it resides on, it might eventually get pulled so the streamer isn’t paying maintenance costs on a series that doesn’t earn that money back.

Most streaming platforms in the industry are cutting titles these days, and now Netflix is preparing to shed some content. Starting in August, and continuing through October, Netflix will pull seven series from its service, all of which feature a Black lead performer. Unlike recent cuts from Paramount, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Disney, these aren’t Netflix Originals, but are instead shows from the long-extinct Upn broadcast channel, which the world’s largest streamer licensed in 2020. Those agreements are ending over the next few months,...

Amid the success of Kylie Minogue’s latest single “Padam Padam”, fans are very excited for her to get back on the road touring again.

The Aussie singer chatted to Et Canada’s Dallas Dixon about a possible upcoming tour, given she’s set to release her 16th studio album Tension in September.

After Minogue compared herself to a dog looking up at a plate of food with the hopes of getting some, Dixon then said: “Well, I’m going to take that as a yes.”

Minogue released her last album Disco in November 2020 amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

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She had her “Infinite Disco” livestream concert at the time, but that’s obviously not the same as performing in front of thousands of fans.

Minogue told Dixon “truthfully” not getting to tour with...

Kylie Minogue is sharing her love for Pharrell.

The two collaborated on the hit 2014 track “I Was Gonna Cancel” from her twelfth studio album Kiss Me Once, with Pharrell credited as the writer and producer. The song was a personal one for Minogue, who produced it during a particularly day.

“I couldn’t really believe I was there. And also, are you taking me back to that day? I was just really. God, what year was that? Yeah, I was feeling a little bit fragile and bursting into tears,” she told Et Canada’s Dallas Dixon of the experience. She’d spoken in the past about “bursting into tears” as she met with Williams, only having two days to produce two songs with him. “And he came out and comforted me. And that’s why he wrote ‘I Was Gonna Cancel’.”

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Kylie Minogue is a big fan of Dua Lipa.

Minogue collaborated with Lipa on “Real Groove (Studio 2054 Remix)” a couple of years ago.

While chatting to Et Canada’s Dallas Dixon about teaming up with Lipa, Minogue gushed of what she loves about her fellow musician: “Well, she’s amazing. She’s got the songs, the voice already is so recognizable. She works hard.

“You know, this hasn’t just been gifted on a plate. And I love seeing that in all, particularly women, performers. You just know it’s that little bit harder. It really is.

“There’s no question about it. So she is dynamite. And yeah, that was a fun experience to perform with her briefly on her special,” she added.

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As Dixon questioned whether there’d be more Lipa collabs in the future,...

Warning: spoilers for season 4 of “Succession”.

Vanessa Williams is a major “Succession” fan.

In our exclusive “One-on-One” interview with the actress, she revealed that her “guilty pleasure on TV” is the popular Apple TV comedy-drama centred on the Roy family.

“[It’s] so well written and so well acted,” Williams told Et Canada’s Carlos Bustmante.

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“And the cinematography, when they take you to these amazing places that you get a chance to kind of just drop in. It’s spectacular,” she added.

Upon getting completely wrapped up in the successful series, Williams shared how a project like such inspires her.

“The first thing is like you call your agent and say, ‘Why aren’t on at the show?’ And, ‘Can we get a role for me in the show?'” the...

The adventures of “Queen of the Universe” season 2 are about to get bigger and better than ever before.

Vanessa Williams, who serves as a judge on the global singing competition, revealed that the latest season explores something completely new.

Not only does the reality-music series feature talented drag queens from all around the globe — the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Mexico, the United States, and Australia — it also takes a look at the queens’ “longevity within their own circles,” Williams told Et Canada’s Carlos Bustamante.

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“You know, ones that have been doing it for years, ones that are brand new and trying to figure out what their lane is and also the relationships between the parents and the queens. That’s something that we did not explore last year,” she said, adding that, “this year you get a chance to really...

You can count Reba McEntire as a massive Dolly fan.

In the new special, “One-on-One with Reba McEntire”, the country singer sits down with Et Canada’s Morgan Hoffman, who asks what she loves so much about Dolly Parton.

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“Everything,” Reba says. “I’ve never heard a bad word said about Dolly. And if I ever heard it, I’d have to whoop ’em.”

“Because it wouldn’t be true?” Hoffman asks.

“It wouldn’t be true. Nobody talks about Dolly,” Reba tells her. “We all love Dolly.”

Agreeing that Parton is “the real deal,” the singer adds, “What you see is what you get. That’s funny, because she says, ‘It costs a lot to look this cheap,” you know, that kind of stuff.”

In 2021, the two country queens finally collaborated on McEntire’s compilation album,...

Reba McEntire wants to do her mother proud.

Sitting down with Et Canada’s Morgan Hoffman for the new special “One-on-One with Reba McEntire”, the country singer talks about almost quitting music after her mother died.

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Asked how long she felt that way, Reba says, “Probably about a month, maybe two.”

Jacqueline McEntire, who was born in 1926, was an aspiring country singer who became a school teacher, librarian and a secretary.

Sharing the news of her mother’s death on March 14, 2020, Reba wrote, “She had a wonderful, full, healthy life and was absolutely ready to go. The cancer might think it won the battle but we’re giving God all the credit on selecting the time for her to go home to Him.”

She was ready to see our Daddy, her mama and daddy and all her family and friends.

Reba McEntire is spilling all “The Voice” tea.

Speaking with Et Canada’s Morgan Hoffman for the new “One-on-One with Reba McEntire” special, the country icon talks about joining the music competition show.

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McEntire, who will be joining “The Voice” as a coach next season, is currently serving on the show as a part-time advisor, alongside coaches Kelly Clarkson, Niall Horan, Blake Shelton and Chance the Rapper.

Asked which of the coaches causes the most trouble on set, McEntire doesn’t hesitate before saying, “Oh, Blake. Blake, hands down.”

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Despite him being a troublemaker, McEntire shares her admiration for Shelton and his influence on country music.

“He’s another person that changed the attitude of concerts for country music,...

Reba McEntire is itching to get back on TV.

The country icon recently sat down with Et Canada’s Morgan Hoffman at The New York Edition for a One-on-One interview and revealed she’d like to do another sitcom.

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“Sitcoms are the best,” she said. “You work during the week, you have the weekends off and you get the summer off. That’s what it was when we shot ‘Reba’.”

As for whether a new sitcom might actually happen, McEntire shared that she’s very hopeful about the possibility.

“We’re working. Fingers crossed,” she said. “Hopefully soon we’ll have another sitcom. We’re always working on ideas and things, new projects. And you have to do that because you never know which ones… We pile them into a funnel and see what comes out at the bottom.

Reba McEntire has just the right actress in mind to play her.

Sitting down with Et Canada’s Morgan Hoffman for a One-on-One interview at The New York Edition hotel, the country icon revealed who she would want to play her in a biopic.

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“So we just went to see the new play, Shucked. And the lead girl, the lead singer, I don’t know her name, but she would be it.”

Actress Caroline Innerbichler plays the lead character, Maizy, in the play, which opened on Broadway in March.

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The show, which is nominated for nine Tony Awards this year, including Best Musical, is about a woman from a rural community in the American Midwest, who travels to Florida to find help...

Reba McEntire is getting a seat at the iconic red chairs on “The Voice” Season 24.

The country music icon, 68, will join returning judges John Legend, Niall Horan and Gwen Stefani as she plans to light up the reality competition with her industry expertise.

While the Country Music Hall of Fame member is officially stepping into the spotlight as a coach on the hit NBC series, back in April, she told Et Canada she wasn’t feeling up to it during an interview with Morgan Hoffman.

“Well, I couldn’t tell anybody that they couldn’t sing,” revealed McEntire, reflecting on her initial hesitation to join the show.

“I can’t do that. You know, I could say, you know, ‘Don’t quit your day job’ or ‘do you have any hobbies?’ But I could never just say ‘you don’t have what it takes.’ I just couldn’t do that to a person.

Sam Smith opened up about still experiencing homophobia in an interview with Et Canada’s Brittnee Blair.

During their upcoming “One-on-One” special, Smith shared: “I think all queer people can vouch for that. If it’s not blatant in the street sometimes, it’s also just in the way people talk to you.

“It is still around. I’ve had a few experiences over the years in London that haven’t been nice and it’s when they happen, it’s just a reminder that I am in a successful position with my job and all this stuff, and it still happens to me.

“So, just you’ve got to remember what’s happening to everyone out there. And it’s a shame. But at the same time, things are moving forward… and we’ve got to look at the positives,” adding they tend to not read comments anymore.

Brittnee Blair,...

Nick Cannon is still wilding out after all these years.

The TV personality recently sat down with Et Canada’s Jed Tavernier and was asked about “Wild ‘N Out”, which is heading into its 20th season.

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“Did you think that first episode that this would span over 20 seasons?” Tavernier asked.

“Man, Jed, I’ll tell you, I honestly didn’t,” Cannon admitted. “I just, I created that show to give my friends jobs, because I was off doing movies and music. And I just thought it was something cool to do, and for it to have turned into the hallmark brand that it is… And like you said, 20 seasons?”

He added, “It’s a blessing.”

“Wild ‘N Out”, which launched on MTV in 2005, is an improv comedy game show hosted by Cannon,...

The TV show 21 Jump Street aired on Fox from 1987 to 1991. The series focused on a team of undercover police officers who investigated crimes affecting young people. Which cast member has the highest net worth today? Here’s what we know.

Dustin Nguyen The cast of ’21 Jump Street’ in 1987 | Jim Smeal/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images

Net worth: $3 million

Dustin Nguyen played Harry Truman Ioki. As of this writing, Nguyen has an estimated net worth of $3 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. After 21 Jump Street, he appeared in Heaven and Earth (1993), Vanishing Son (1995), and Jag (2003).

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Net worth: $4 million

Richard Grieco played Dennis Booker. As of this writing, Grieco has an estimated net worth of $4 million. After 21 Jump Street, he appeared in Booker (1989–1990), Mobsters (1991), Veronica Mars (2006–2007), and 22 Jump Street (2014).

Grieco says he and co-star Johnny Depp had a “rivalry.

From redefining beauty standards to dominating the runways, Canadian supermodel Winnie Harlow is making her country proud.

While sitting down with Et Canada’s Keshia Chanté for an in-depth interview, the activist and Cay Skin founder opened up about just how her journey to supermodel status began.

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“I worked at La Senza, which is funny because I would look at the models. It was like, Oh, I wish I could do that,” Harlow shares. “I ended up walking for Victoria’s Secret, which was insane.”

In November 2018, Harlow made her mark on the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show runway and became the first person with Vitiligo to ever set foot on that international stage.

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The Brown family is nearly unrecognizable from the polygamist family Sister Wives audiences were introduced to in season 1. After all the massive changes in 2021, here’s a rundown of the Sister Wives star’s relationship statuses in 2023.

Robyn, Meri, Kody, Christine, and Janelle Brown, ‘Sister Wives’ | TLC Christine Brown is in a relationship with David Woolley

After publicly announcing her divorce from Kody Brown in November 2021, Christine Brown moved to Murray, Utah, with her 12-year-old daughter, Truely Brown, to start over. The mother of six ended her marriage to Kody after 26 years and six children. After nearly two years of being single, Christine announced she’s dating someone exclusively.

The Sister Wives star finally shared the identity of her man with the world on Feb. 14 in a romantic Valentine’s day post, where she called him the “love of her life.”

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Shania Twain has learned to love herself in the skin she’s in.

The three-time Grammy Award-winning artist said it’s been a long journey to self-empowerment, but it’s one she wants to share with her audience on her new album Queen of Me.

“The album was very much written as an exercise to lift my spirits, really. started reflecting more on my own self-confidence,” she told Et Canada’s Jedson Tavernier. “Where am I really at? You know, a self-confidence check. Am I living my self-empowerment beliefs?”

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Part of that journey was coming to the realization that growing older helped her let go of past mistakes.

“And then so like at 57, I’m like, well, you know what? Whatever I can...

Chelsea Handler has a lot to say as she sits down with Et Canada’s Keshia Chanté for tonight’s “One-on-One” special.

Chanté chats to the host about wanting to get back into late-night TV, with her having guest-hosted the likes of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and “The Daily Show”.

Handler says of how she’d change up the format of such shows, “I think we need more funny,” insisting that the whole thing is pretty “stale” and that it’s usually the same thing for every show; a guest, a second guest and a musical guest.

The comedian continues, “It’s kind of boring, especially with Instagram and social media these days.

“There’s not a lot of mystique or intrigue going on between celebrities, you know what I mean? Everyone’s kind of out there in your face.”

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Paula Abdul isn’t giving up on a Janet Jackson team-up.

The multi-talented superstar was the genius behind choreography of the star’s breakout hits “When I Think of You”, “What Have You Done For Me Lately” and “Nasty” — but she couldn’t quite convince Jackson to join her newest project.

The two bumped into each other recently in Qatar of all places for fashion shows.

“It’s so funny because Janet called me to take part in her documentary and I said, Absolutely. And then I just went, I literally just ran into her three, four weeks ago in Qatar. I was visiting and doing this fashion council and all the fashion shows there,” she recalled to Et Canada’s Carlos Bustamante at her Los Angeles home. “And I said, ‘Janet, it’s just us standing here together and everyone’s flashing pictures.'”

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Kody Brown says that not only is his ex, Christine Brown, raking his name through the mud, he believes she’s doing so for a very specific purpose. The “Sister Wives” star sat down for part 2 of the TLC reality series’ “One-on-One” special with host Sukanya Krishnan, where there was plenty of discussion about Christine’s decision to leave her ex and their family behind.

During the sit-down, Kody claims he could have handled Christine leaving their marriage simply because she was no longer interested in a plural marriage, but notes that he takes issue with Christine badmouthing him. He listed the various grievances Christine has called out on this past season of the show.

“What she’s actually doing is — [he] broke my baby’s heart, I don’t respect him, [he’s a] coward, I don’t respect him, [he] picks favourites, I don’t respect him — just name it. She’s been s**t talking me,...

Sylvester Stallone is gearing up to get more personal than ever before in his new reality TV show.

The Hollywood heavyweight pulled no punches while sitting down with Et Canada’s Carlos Bustamante for a candid conversation about his iconic career, family life and secrets to staying young.

Fans will soon get to see a whole different side of the “Rocky” star when his upcoming reality show, which is from the producers of “Keeping Up with the Kardashians”, hits screens.

The intimate series will focus on Stallone’s life with wife Jennifer Flavin and their daughters Sophia, 26, Sistine, 24, and Scarlet, 20.

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“I want to get real with my daughters. I actually want to have footage of that,” notes the 76-year-old during Et Canada’s “One-on-One” special.

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Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger may be pals now, but they didn’t used to be so friendly.

During Et Canada’s “One-on-One” special with Stallone, the actor talks about his upcoming reality TV show and how he and Schwarzenegger once saw each other as “competition.”

As host Carlos Bustamante mentions he never expected to see Stallone and Schwarzenegger “being goofy together,” Stallone admits there was a “real competition” between them: “We were so adversarial. I used to dream about beating him up and he used to dream about punching me out too. That’s his nature and that’s my nature and I’m not trying to make light of this.

“He got there because he knew how to psych out the competition and he also backed it up with hard work. I always felt the same way,” he said, adding that them meeting was like “two boxers” who...

Paramount Global, flexing its corporate synergy muscles, is pulling a massive batch of TV shows out of the CBS vault and putting them on its free, ad-supported Pluto TV service.

Popular CBS classic series coming to Pluto’s linear streaming service through the end of 2022 include “Frasier” and “Cheers” (in the Sitcom Legends channel); “Star Trek: The Original Series” and “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” (Star Trek channel); “Have Gun – Will Travel” and “The Wild Wild West” (Westerns TV channel) and “Petticoat Junction” (Classic TV Comedy channel).

On the on-demand side, Pluto is adding more than 6,300 episodes — tripling the amount of CBS series currently available on-demand on the streamer — including crime dramas “Criminal Minds” and “Hawaii Five-o.”

Other titles on tap for Pluto TV’s on-demand include “Beverly Hills 90210,” “The Brady Bunch,” “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,” “Everybody Hates Chris,” “Family Ties,” “Gunsmoke,” “Laverne & Shirley,” “The Love Boat,...

Reunited, and it feels so good!

Nothing is off limits as Et Canada’s Sangita Patel sits down exclusively with Dwayne Johnson in Toronto, chatting all things family, fashion and of course, “Black Adam”.

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Not only is Johnson now a superhero on the big screen, but he’s also a super dad to his young daughters — Jasmine, 6, and Tia, 4.

“They’re so excited about ‘Black Adam’,” Johnson says. “‘Black Adam’ is in the ether of our house, so there’s a lot of talk about it.”

“I’ve had a lot of conversations with them, which is interesting in their 6 and 4 minds, just for them to try and understand or interpret the philosophy of, ‘Are you a bad guy, daddy?'” he shares.

“I said, ‘Well, no, that is not a bad guy.

Dwayne Johnson may not have the White House in his sights — at least for the time being — but he does have another big goal in mind.

Et Canada’s Sangita Patel caught up with the “Black Adam” star for an upcoming “One on One” special, and in a sneak peek he reveals his hopes of one day being honoured with an Academy Award.

“I would love to win an Oscar one day,” he declares.

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“I’d love to stand on an Oscar stage one day,” he says, adding that he’s also given some thought to what he’d say in his acceptance speech.

“I think about what that Oscar speech would look like, who I would thank, how I would speak, right?” Johnson shares.

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Backstreet’s back, alright!

The Backstreet Boys are spreading holiday cheer with the release of their new Christmas album, A Very Backstreet Christmas, out Friday, Oct. 14.

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So of course when Et Canada’s Cheryl Hickey sat down in Montreal with one of the most iconic boy bands in history, nothing was off limits. But before getting into the holiday spirit, we had to get all the details on the gift they gave their fans when Drake showed up for a surprise performance during their DNA World Tour stop in Toronto.

“I went out to dinner the first night we were in Toronto with my wife and kid, and it just so happens the place that we went is his spot,” Kevin Richardson recalled. “My wife and son go to the bathroom, and my littlest one Max,...

The fashion! The headlines! The family life! And of course, “The Simple Life.”

Fans may think they know Nicole Richie, but Et Canada is giving them an exclusive look into her life like never before in “One on One with Nicole Richie.”

Et Canada’s Keshia Chanté sits down with Richie in New York City to chat all about her fabulous forties, her marriage to Good Charlotte’s Joel Madden, and of course, the resurgence of her iconic show with Paris Hilton.

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“The Simple Life” became a staple of entertainment in the new millennium, and is now making its much-deserved comeback on TikTok.

“I’m happy that people are enjoying it,” Richie says of the love for the series on social media. “I mean, I loved shooting it. And, you know, it was so much fun.”

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A search for The Neighborhood‘s third showrunner is officially underway.

Sitcom veteran Meg DeLoatch (Family Reunion), who was brought in ahead of Season 4, has exited the CBS comedy ahead of its recently ordered Season 5, TVLine has confirmed. She remains under an overall deal with CBS Studios.

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A follow-up to “Six Feet Under” is in very early development at HBO, Variety has learned exclusively from sources.

At this time, no writer is attached to the project. Likewise, no plotline has been decided, meaning it could be a reboot or more of a sequel series following up on existing characters from the show in the present day, but no decision has been made. Original series creator Alan Ball and executive producers Bob Greenblatt and David Janollari are all attached to executive produce the new project.

Reps for HBO declined to comment. Reps for Ball did not immediately respond to Variety’s request for comment.

“Six Feet Under” aired on from 2001-2005 for five seasons and 63 episodes. The show followed the lives of the Fisher family and their associates in the running of a funeral home in Los Angeles.

The cast included Peter Krause, Michael C. Hall, Frances Conroy,...

Jon M. Chu’s long-awaited film adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “In the Heights” should have debuted to critical acclaim. From the dynamic musical numbers to the film’s stars, which include “Hamilton” standout Anthony Ramos, “Orange Is The New Black” star Dasha Polanco, and “Straight Outta Compton” breakout Corey Hawkins, all the signs pointed to another progressive hit on par with Chu’s “Crazy Rich Asians.”

Instead, in a film that was supposed to immortalize present-day Washington Heights — in a community called the Little Dominican Republic — the lack of Black and brown faces on screen was glaring. After all, 90 percent of Dominicans are of African descent. Unfortunately, as it is with “In the Heights,” colorism is pervasive in Latinidad. As a result, exhausting conversations about skin color, an entire market for skin lightening creams, and generation-long skin color preferences within families persist. All of this stems from rampant racism,...

CBS comedy The Neighborhood has enlisted sitcom vet Meg DeLoatch (Eve, Family Reunion) to take over as showrunner ahead of its previously ordered Season 4.

According to Deadline, which was first to report the news, DeLoatch has released all but one of The Neighborhood‘s veteran writers and will assemble a new writers’ room ahead of the series’ return this fall.

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Life is a highway, and you never know what detours lie ahead. At the start of 2020, Gary LeVox and the members of Rascal Flatts were preparing for an unforgettable year. After announcing a split, the country music trio agreed to a farewell tour that would have them saying goodbye to their loyal fans across the country all summer long. But when the coronavirus pandemic put a pause on touring, Gary found a unique opportunity to do something he's always had on his bucket list. With a bit more time on his hands, the 50-year-old Nashville resident was able to create his first solo gospel project titled One On One. "With Joe [Don Rooney] coming to us and saying, 'Hey man, I need a break. I need to...

Andrea Martin (Great News), Robert Ri’chard (Empire), Juani Feliz (Blue Bloods), Kate Rockwell (Mean Girls: The Musical) and Sullivan Jones (The Surrogate) are set for recurring roles on Amazon’s Harlem, the comedy series from Tracy Oliver (Girls Trip), Amy Poehler’s Paper Kite Productions and Universal TV. They’ll join previously announced Whoopi Goldberg and Jasmine Guy, who also recur.

Created, written and executive produced by Oliver, Harlem, formerly the Untitled Tracy Oliver Project, is a single-camera comedy following the lives of four black women, friends from their college days at NYU, as they navigate sex, relationships and chasing their dreams.

Martin will play Robin, Camille’s passionate feminist mentor at Columbia University. Ri’chard portrays Shawn, Quinn’s sexy, stripper one-night stand who sticks around much longer than she planned. Feliz is Isabela, a local politician on track to beating AOCs record as the youngest member of Congress...

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If there was ever a celebrity who understands the concept of being booked and busy, it's Kyla Pratt. The 34-year-old Los Angeles native got her start as a child star in the early '90s, appearing in series such as Living Single, The Parent 'Hood, and Smart Guy, as well as beloved films like The Baby-Sitters Club, Love & Basketball, and Barney's Great Adventure. She became a household name with her role as Maya Dolittle, the daughter of Eddie Murphy's titular character in the Dr. Dolittle franchise - which she eventually became the main character of, starting with Dr. Dolittle 3.

Then, during a time when all your friends knew the low-rider and everyone's favorite tracksuits came with salacious bedazzling, Pratt cemented her name in the icon hall of fame by landing the lead for two future TV staples. If you were a child, a teenager,...

Award-winning filmmaker died in Latvia, according to reports.

South Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk has died in Latvia aged 59 after contracting Covid-19, according to reports.

The award-winning director had travelled to the Baltic country last month and intended to buy a house near the capital, Riga, according to local media. He reportedly died this morning (December 11) from Covid-19 complications.

Kim’s death was confirmed to local outlet Delfi.lv by ArtDocFest/Riga director Vitaly Mansky and his interpreter, Daria Krutova.

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Soon after Netflix’s Strong Black Lead launched in 2018, fans began pitching the marketing team’s social channels on the kind of acquisitions they’d like to see on the service. As viewers gravitated to films like the “Friday” trilogy, “Love and Basketball” and “Love Jones,” the Strong Black Team also noticed a specific recurring hunger for the Black-led sitcoms that ran on broadcast TV — mostly The WB and Upn — in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

“Every time we would post about a new show or anything else that we were talking about in the zeitgeist, we would get people asking about ‘Girlfriends,’ wanting to watch ‘Sister, Sister,’ wanting to watch ‘Moesha,'” says Jasmyn Lawson, who until recently was manager of Strong Black Lead, overseeing its editorial output. (She’s now a part of Netflix’s comedy programming team.)

Some episodes of those shows were already available on...

Netflix added a ton of great stuff this past week and in case you missed all the new additions to the streaming service’s library over the last seven days, here’s a round-up of everything that went up on the site over this period.

As you can see below, this haul contained a number of original titles, including a few highlights of the Halloween season. On Wednesday the 15th, for instance, family horror A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting dropped. The following day then brought Spanish thriller Someone Has to Die and French series La Révolution, which puts a twist on the origins of the French Revolution. As for newly licensed titles, Thursday also delivered social media horror Unfriended while stop-motion animated film ParaNorman arrived on Friday.

Here’s the full list of Netflix additions from Monday, October 12th to Sunday, October 18th:

Released October 12

Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts...