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Andy Hoglund, freelance writer at Entertainment Weekly since 2019, reflects on the highs and lows of Saturday Night Live season 49.

A Quiet Place: Day One reveals the origin of Djimon Hounsou's character and introduces new characters, exploring survival and relationships.

Henry Cavill's Superman exit leads to David Corenswet's casting. Fans eagerly await the new Man of Steel's debut in 2025.

Maluma and Saweetie join 'The Voice' to mentor contestants, offering advice and encouragement to help them shine in Playoffs.

Actor Cole Brings Plenty, known for Yellowstone prequel series "1923," found dead at 27 after being sought by Kansas police.

'The Idea of You' movie, based on Robinne Lee's novel inspired by Harry Styles, stars Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine in a captivating romance premiering at SXSW.

Loretta Lynn's granddaughter Emmy Russell impressed judges with her original song on "American Idol," as they encourage her to be confident.

Kelly Rowland walked out of the Today Show over a subpar dressing room, sparking backlash and support from the Black community.

Zendaya and Tom Holland were seen leaving an event together, dispelling rumors of a breakup, and Zendaya attended the premiere of Dune.

This weekend, the NBA All-Star Game and new TV shows are keeping sports fans busy. Check out these new releases.

First announced in 2020, the A Quiet Place prequel will feature a star-studded cast and focus on the chaos in New York.

Country music singer-songwriter Toby Keith has died following a battle with stomach cancer. His memory will continue living on throughout the United States.

Suits cast reunites at Golden Globes, but Meghan Markle is missing. The show has gained newfound popularity on Netflix.

The Golden Bachelor's Gerry and Theresa are getting married on live TV, with a star-studded guest list and a special officiant.

Country musician Zac Brown and Kelly Yazdi announced their divorce after just four months of marriage, citing mutual respect and privacy.

Amber Heard's role in the "Aquaman" sequel is minimized, with less screen time and dialogue, despite being a lead character.

Charmed stars Alyssa Milano, Shannen Doherty, and Rose McGowan have had a decade-long feud, with Milano being the odd woman out.

Amber Heard is missing from 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom' trailer, sparking fan backlash amid her ongoing legal battle with Johnny Depp.

"Scott Pilgrim Takes Off" reunites original cast and adds Finn Wolfhard to play the teenage version of Michael Cera's character.

Entertainment Weekly's Calie Schepp writes for What to Watch. Dancing With the Stars' Whitney Houston night featured impressive performances and a surprise elimination.

Billy Porter advises Jason Mraz to stop singing along during his performances on Dancing With the Stars, sparking controversy.

Teri Copley responds to ex-boyfriend John Stamos' cheating scandal claims, stating that their relationship was already over.

Actress Julia Ormond sues Harvey Weinstein for sexual battery, alleging he assaulted her in 1995. She also sues Disney, Miramax, and CAA for negligence.

Nic Kerdiles, former fiancé of Chrisley Knows Best star Savannah Chrisley, dies in a motorcycle accident in Nashville.

AOC criticizes FOX for not covering Lauren Boebert's 'Sexually Lewd' theater 'Show,' highlighting inconsistency in their coverage.

Actress Angelica Ross accuses Emma Roberts of misgendering her on the set of American Horror Story, prompting Roberts to apologize.

"Family values" party ignores scandalous behavior of Congresswoman Boebert and Governor Noem's reported affair. eBay auction items for striking movie & TV crews.

The highly anticipated sequel Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom released its first trailer, featuring Jason Momoa as Arthur Curry, who teams up with his brother to fight the ruthless Black Manta. The trailer also reveals Amber Heard's brief appearance as Mera.

Two audience members were allegedly kicked out of The Drew Barrymore Show for wearing pins in support of the Writers Guild of America.

Ariana Grande and Demi Lovato have both parted ways with manager Scooter Braun, sparking rumors of potential splits with other artists.

Director Taika Waititi discusses the potential for a fifth Thor movie and emphasizes the need for a formidable and fun antagonist.

Robin Roberts and her fiancée Amber Laign were celebrated at a bachelorette party thrown by Robin's colleagues.

Jessica Chastain expresses interest in reprising her role in "The Help" and exploring the relationship between her character and Octavia Spencer's.

Kingston Rossdale, the 17-year-old son of Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale, surprised locals by performing at a bar owned by his stepfather, Blake Shelton. A TikTok video of the performance went viral, showcasing Kingston's talent and confidence on stage. The evening also featured performances by Stefani and Shelton, who met on The Voice and got married in 2021.

The Witcher season 4 focuses on Ciri's journey and potential darkness.

Drug dealer involved in Michael K. Williams' death sentenced to prison.

Greta Gerwig surprises fans by signing up to direct Barbie film.

Ariana Grande is reportedly dating her Wicked costar Ethan Slater.

Barbie movie receives mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its humor and creativity, while others find it uneven and lacking depth.

"Justified: City Primeval" premiere on FX is entertaining with new flavors.

Keke Palmer's boyfriend criticized her outfit, sparking controversy on social media.

David Corenswet, the newly-cast Superman, wants to play a more optimistic version of the character, different from Henry Cavill's portrayal.

Tom Hanks' niece Carly Reeves talks about his reaction to her appearance on "Claim to Fame" reality show.