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Kennedy Center to honor Francis Ford Coppola, the Grateful Dead, Bonnie Raitt, and more

Thursday, July 18 by ABC News

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has named its 47th class for its Kennedy Center Honors, and this year legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola, the Grateful Dead, and Grammy winner Bonnie Raitt were among those singled... Read More.

In Brief: Marvel vets the Russo Bros. reportedly eyeing MCU return, and more

Thursday, July 18 by ABC News

Joe and Anthony Russo are reportedly in early talks to return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to direct the next two Avengers movies, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter. The Russos helmed four of Marvel's best received films — Captain... Read More.

Omnivore takes us on a journey through the world of food

Thursday, July 18 by ABC News

One of the most celebrated chefs in the world wants to take you on a beautiful adventure through food with his new series Omnivore. René Redzepi is the co-creator and narrator of the Apple TV+ series, which premieres Friday,... Read More.

Fallout lead Walton Goggins, others react to Prime Video shows Emmy nominations

Wednesday, July 17 by ABC News

Prime Video's video game adaptation Fallout was a likely Emmy nominee for visual and prosthetics effects, but its nom for Outstanding Drama Series and a nod to Walton Goggins in the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama category was a welcome surprise for fans... Read More.

Season 2 of Frasier reboot debuting Sept. 19

Wednesday, July 17 by ABC News

Shortly after the reboot received a trio of Emmy nominations in technical categories on Wednesday, Paramount+ announced the second season of the Frasier reboot will debut on Sept. 19. The next season reportedly includes a "Seattle-themed episode," a nod to the original NBC hit's setting. In the... Read More.

Shōguns Hiroyuki Sanada, Jodie Foster, Larry David and more react to Emmy nominations

Wednesday, July 17 by ABC News

Dozens of Hollywood stars got the news Wednesday morning that they — or certainly, their agents — have been waiting for: they are Emmy nominees. The most-nominated show was FX's Shōgun, earning 25.Star and executive producer Hiroyuki Sanada: "Being nominated for Lead Actor in a Drama Series is truly... Read More.

Sheryl Lee Ralph learns shes Emmy-nominated while presenting 2024 nominations

Wednesday, July 17 by ABC News

"Honey, that never gets old!" That was a dancing Sheryl Lee Ralph's live reaction on Wednesday to finding out she just received her third Emmy nomination in the Outstanding Supporting Actress category for Abbott Elementary. Ralph and fellow Emmy winner Tony Hale were... Read More.

Shōgun leads Emmy nominations with 25; The Bear sets Emmys comedy record with 23

Wednesday, July 17 by ABC News

The nominations for the 76th Emmy Awards were announced Wednesday morning, and FX's Shōgun led the field with 25 nominations in the Drama category. Another FX show, The Bear, set an Emmys record in the comedy category with 23.Hulu's Only Murders in the Building scored 21 nominations, including a... Read More.

Who is playing Lady Deadpool?! Speculation reaching fever pitch with new Deadpool & Wolverine teaser

Wednesday, July 17 by ABC News

A new teaser for Deadpool & Wolverine teases a multiverse full of Deadpool variants, including, as reported, the canine variety in Dogpool, but the new snippet also showcases the character's female counterpart.Fan have been speculating since the eye-blink glimpse... Read More.

“Simply not true”: Joe Manganiello on ex-Sofia Vergaras claims behind their break-up

Wednesday, July 17 by ABC News

Joe Manganiello is saying his piece in a new Men's Journal feature regarding the ending of his seven-year marriage to Sofia Vergara.As reported in January of this year, Vergara told El País, "My marriage broke up because my husband... Read More.

Sausage Party: Foodtopias Seth Rogen and Kristen Wiig on bringing the raunchy comedy to TV

Wednesday, July 17 by ABC News

The new Prime Video series Sausage Party: Foodtopia is about as raunchy as an animated series can be. It's the sequel to the 2016 film, starring the voices of Seth Rogen, Kristen Wiig and many more as food items who... Read More.

In Brief: Rebel Wilsons directorial debut gets Toronto Film Fest slot, and more

Wednesday, July 17 by ABC News

The world premieres of Ben Stiller's Nutcrackers and Rebel Wilson's The Deb will bookend the Toronto Film Festival on Sept. 5 and Sept. 15, respectively, festival organizers have revealed. Nutcrackers "follows strait-laced and work-obsessed Mike -- played by Stiller... Read More.