1923's Brandon Sklenar Lands 'It Ends With Us' Role Opposite Blake Lively!

Nexstar Media Group, which owns The CW and the largest group of local TV stations in the U.S., is adding two independent stations in San Diego to its portfolio.

Ray Liotta‘s cause of death has been revealed.

Taylor Swift and Matty Healy have been spending time together and it was a mutual friend that reconnected them, ET has learned.

Jameela Jamil and Penn Badgley share a discomfort with intimate scenes.

Tom Brady appears to be in the mood for new things.

There’s a new royal conspiracy swirling on Twitter.

Seth Rogen is remembering his beloved dog Zelda, who passed away last week.

Residents enjoyed a right Royal knees up over the bank holiday weekend to celebrate the crowning of King Charles III.

Ethan Shanfeld As she stares down the barrel of an 11-year prison sentence, Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes unveiled her new persona — Liz Holmes, the remorseful and soft-spoken mother of two — in an interview with The New York Times. In the profile, which received backlash online by those critical of the paper’s willingness to give Holmes a platform, the Theranos founder reflected on how the media has portrayed her. Amanda Seyfried won an Emmy for playing Holmes in the Hulu miniseries “The Dropout,” and Jennifer Lawrence was set to embody the same role in a movie directed by Adam McKay. She has since dropped out of the project. “They’re not playing me,” Holmes said of the actors who have donned her signature black turtleneck and red lipstick. “They’re playing a character I created.”

Jennie Punter Hot Docs has wrapped its 30th anniversary edition, handing out its top cash prize and announcing the audience top picks after an 11-day festival, which presented 214 films from 72 countries at 308 live screenings at venues across Toronto. Philippe Falardeau’s “Lac-Mégantic—This Is Not an Accident” topped the overall audience poll to win the 2023 Hot Docs Audience Award. The four-part series from the Oscar-nominated director explores the causes of one of Canada’s worst rail disasters and what’s needed to prevent such accidents in the future. “Someone Lives Here,” by Zack Russell, won the Rogers Audience Awards for Best Canadian Documentary, which comes with Cdn. $50,000 cash, and also claimed the second-highest spot in the overall audience poll. The film also won the inaugural Bill Nemtin Award for Best Social Impact Documentary, a jury-chosen prize, at the main awards ceremony held Saturday.

There’s no place like home.From Friday, May 12 through Sunday, May 14, Taylor Swift will return to her home state and bring her ongoing ‘Eras Tour’ to Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field along with her.Sadly, ticket prices aren’t exactly cheap to see Taylor on the Eagles’ turf.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on last-minute tickets for Taylor’s three-night homestand was $1024 before fees on Vivid Seats.Still, with Taylor dominating the headlines (her blossoming romance with The 1975 frontman Matty Healy!), high-profile opening acts (Phoebe Bridgers! Gracie Abrams!) and sprawling set lists (Taylor regularly performs over 40 songs!), makes Taylor tickets worth every penny.Not sold?Well, we have a bit of a hack for you.Over the past few weeks, our team has found that ticket prices regularly drop come Thursday and Friday for ‘The Eras Tour.’So, if you want to gamble big, you may want to bookmark this page and check on prices periodically as we inch closer to Friday.In the meantime, here’s what we know for sure about Taylor’s upcoming concerts at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field this coming weekend.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete breakdown of all the best prices on upper-deck, lower-level and floor seats for each of Taylor’s trifecta of Philly gigs can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time.

Prince Louis has got the hearts of royal fans aflutter once again after another priceless reaction by the youngster.

The Weeknd is going for the hat trick.

Khloé Kardashian gave a lovely surprise to her fans over the weekend.

Famous Canadian journalist Nardwuar finally interviewed Nickelback bandmates Chad Kroeger and Ryan Peake for the first time in an hour-long conversation at Neptoon Records in Vancouver last week.

Christopher Nolan‘s epic thriller Oppenheimer has a full-length trailer that just debuted online!

Richard Dreyfuss is one of the most recognizable actors in the history of cinema. Starring roles in films like “Jaws” and “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” will forever cement him as one of the best of his era.

Brandon Sklenar has joined the cast of .On Thursday, ET confirmed that the  actor will be starring alongside Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni as Atlas Corrigan, in the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel, It Ends With Us.Sklenar is best known for his breakout role as Spencer Dutton in Taylor Sheridan's  prequel, 1923 for Paramount+, in which he stars opposite Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren. Sklenar most recently portrayed Burt Reynolds in The Offer, with Westworld, ,  and more among his list of credits.Hoover shared the casting news on Instagram as well, writing, «They announced Atlas! Cannot wait for this.

EXCLUSIVE: Following his star making role in the Yellowstone prequel series 1923, Brandon Sklenar has landed another major role as he has joined Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni to star as Atlas Corrigan in the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s highest-selling novel, It Ends With Us, which is currently in development with Wayfarer Studios and Sony Pictures. Baldoni is set to direct. Alex Saks will produce for Saks Picture Company, along with Jamey Heath who will produce on behalf of Wayfarer Studios.

Helen Mirren had to "pretend to be cool" when she was told to hop into bed with Harrison Ford while filming the "Yellowstone" prequel "1923." During a panel for the 2023 Awards Season Screening Series with TheWrap, Mirren was joined by co-stars Brandon Sklenar and Aminah Nieves to tell stories from filming the first season. "He’s amazing. He really is," Mirren gushed.

Helen Mirren had no clue who she would play in the Paramount+ series 1923 because creator Taylor Sheridan likes to build characters around the actors who are cast to play them.