Aaron Pierre‘s star continues its ascend. For, the actor has officially joined the new DC series ‘Lanterns’ in the lead role.
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Aaron Pierre‘s star continues its ascend. For, the actor has officially joined the new DC series ‘Lanterns’ in the lead role.
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After DDG‘s explosive reaction to being slammed by Joe Budden amid reports of his breakup with singer-actress girlfriend Halle Bailey, fans of the ‘Pump It Up‘ hitmaker expected him to blow up on the next episode of his popular, eponymous podcast.
Instead, the 44-year-old is opting to take the mature route and set an example for his 27-year-old counterpart. Well, kinda.
In Hulu’s original horror film, ‘Mr. Crocket,’ children and parents get more than they bargained from a sinister kids’ TV show host who kidnaps and murders his victims by luring them into his dark world through the television.
Set in the early 90’s, the movie follows the killer Crocket (portrayed by Elvis Nolasco) as his path of destruction leads him to one mom who refuses to back down.
Part of Hulu’s ‘Bite Size Halloween’ (a series of spooky shorts), ‘Crocket’ stars Nolasco, Jerrika Hinton, Ayden Gavin as Major, Kristolyn Lloyd, Alex Akpobome, and more.
Ahead of its October 11 premiere, hop inside to see the official trailer of the Brandon Espy-directed flick.
Christina Milian returns to Netflix this holiday season for a brand new rom-com, ‘Meet Me Next Christmas.’
Set to arrive on the streamer on November 6, the film follows the story of Layla (Milan).
Pursuing a fairytale romance with the boo of her dreams, she’s tasked with navigating a super busy New York City in a race to snag the hottest ticket in town: seats at the sold-out Pentatonix Christmas Eve Concert.
Milian stars alongside Devale Ellis and Kofi Siriboe in the Rusty Cundieff-directed flick.
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Having rolled past a slew of talented hopefuls to be crowned 2007’s ‘American Idol‘ winner and eventually gliding to the top of music charts as a result, Jordin Sparks knows a thing or two about reality show competitions.
Now, she’s putting that qualified resume to use as hostess of the forthcoming Max original series ‘Roller Jam.’
The ‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ returned for season 9 on Bravo last night (October 6).
However, one name that was not in the mix was Robyn Dixon.
For eight years, she served as an original cast member of the hit series. However, the reality star was candid in revealing that she was “fired” following the wrapping of season 8 in April. At the time, she insisted she would rather be frank about the matter than spin it as a decision she made.
Instead of skewing bitter about her ousting, Dixon has taken a different approach.
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The box office performance of ‘Joker: Folie a Deux‘ over the weekend was no joking matter – at least not to execs at Warner Bros. who were undoubtedly stunned to see how critically and commercially panned the set was.
Starring Academy Award winners Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga in its leading roles of iconic DC Comics characters The Joker and Harley Quinn, hopes were high for the Todd Phillips-directed film as its predecessor – 2019’s ‘Joker’ – not only swept the succeeding awards season but also laughed its way to over $1 billion in revenue.
At present, its follow-up – despite being the #1 film in America this week – doesn’t look poised to boast the same.
The ‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ are back!
Gone are the days when the Madams of Maryland squabbled over etiquette. Because in the show’s eighth season, the drama escalates to new levels.
‘Potomac’ staples Gizelle Bryant, Karen Huger, Ashley Darby, Wendy Osefo, and Mia Thornton are all back in the mix and stirring up must-see TV.
Newcomers Keiarna Stewart and Stacey Rusch have joined the ladies as full-time flute holders and cause an instant splash.
With the twists and turns already underway, check out a preview of episode 2 of season 9 below…
Class is about to be back in session at ‘Abbott Elementary.’
The award-winning ABC series, starring and created by EMMY winner Quinta Brunson, is returning with a whopping 22 episodes after a nearly 5-month hiatus following its season 3 finale in the Spring.
Reassembling the core cast (Brunson, Tyler James Williams, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Janelle James, Lisan Ann Walter, Chris Perfetti, and William Stanford Davis) after scoring some headline-grabbing pay raises in real life, viewers will see if their fictional characters will be able to boast the same as ‘Abbott’ continues to face the crippling effects of budget cuts and district indiscretion.
Ahead of the show’s October 9 return to screens, learn what lessons our friends at ‘Abbott’ will be teaching and learning in the season ahead by checking out the official trailer.
Is Jonathan Majors on the cusp of a career comeback?
That may well be on the cards because the actor’s hotly anticipated movie ‘Magazine Dreams’ is once again heading to the big screen.
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Despite her highly publicized health woes, media maven Wendy Williams‘ name soared to trending status on social media the week of Diddy‘s arrest and eventual indictment as her longtime fans felt there was no one better to weigh in on the circumstances.
Now, she’s finally broken her silence on the matter.
Raven-Symoné is navigating another tragedy.
Because, after losing her brother Blaize to cancer last year, the TV veteran has announced the death of her father.
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