Hailee Steinfeld Is Engaged To Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen -- And Fans Think Her Spider-Verse Co-Star Is NOT Happy About The News! Here's Why!

One Hundred Years Of Solitude is given a TV adaptation worthy of its historic legacy on Netflix.Directed by Alex García López and Laura Mora, the series follows cousins José and Úrsula who, after getting married against their parents wishes, leave their village and eventually come to establish a new utopian town called Macondo.The series spans multiple generations of the Buendía family over 100 years in the mythical town, which is haunted by war, plagues, forbidden loves and the occasional curse.Claudio Cataño, Marco González, Susana Morales, Loren Sofía and Janer Villarreal lead the show’s cast. The series itself is split into two parts, with the second batch of eight episodes set to be released at an as-yet unspecified date.After being saved from execution by his brother José and Rebeca, Aureliano leaves Macondo and becomes a revolutionary against the government at large.

Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, Nickelback and Shinedown have been announced as the headliners of the inaugural Boardwalk Rock Festival next year – buy tickets here.The festival – organised by C3 Presents, which is owned by Live Nation and looks after festivals including Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits – will take place in Ocean City, Maryland on May 17 and 18.It’s set to feature some of the biggest names, past and present, in rock. Def Leppard and Mötley Crüe have over 90 years of experience in music between them, while Nickelback and Shinedown have found consistent success over the past 20 years.Also on the bill are shock rock legend Alice Cooper, Pennsylvania rockers Halestorm and British grunge icons Bush, joined by the likes of Chevelle, Three Days Grace, Flyleaf with Lacey Sturm, Puddle of Mudd, 3 Doors Down, Extreme, The Struts and Black Stone Cherry.A post shared by Boardwalk Rock (@boardwalkrockfest)Festivalgoers can expect three stages, with two on the beach and one on the Ocean City boardwalk, as well as access to the boardwalk’s restaurants, bars, shops, and amusement park.Tickets begin at $165 for one-day passes, while weekend tickets start at $195.

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one photo showing both of her feet all bandaged up, the beloved TV host announced she underwent double surgery. “If I look a little groggy it’s thanks to this guy who just gave me a new pair of boots (frame 2-wish they were cowboy boots but that will come in about 6 weeks hopefully),” she captioned the photos, which included another of Spencer smiling with her surgeon.She explained that one surgery was to reverse an operation she had previously, while the other was to repair an old injury from college.

In the world of real estate, a building often goes to the highest bidder in a world of survival of the fittest, but things change when a coveted house might hold some dark secrets that its sellers want to outrun.

In this virtual Q&A, Academy Award-winning director Alexander Payne steps up to interview Eva Nathena, director of Greece’s official Oscar submission Murderess (Fonissa). Despite being on opposite sides of the globe—Nathena at home in Athens and Payne, who had just been in Greece, in New York—the two Greek filmmakers and longtime friends share a candid and illuminating discussion about Nathena’s adaptation of Alexandros Papadiamantis’ classic novel.

Having appeared in the very first episode of EastEnders back in 1985, Sandy Ratcliff became a familiar face to viewers at home thanks to her role as Sue Osman. During her time on the soap, Sandy played the wife of Ali Osman and her storyline covered many important topics including infidelity and losing her baby to cot death, which affected the mental health of her character. After four years on the hit BBC One soap, Sandy left the show in 1989.

A great documentary can make you fall in love with a real person you had never encountered before viewing a film. Such is the case, for me, with Lars Hammar, the protagonist of the Oscar-contending documentary The Last Journey.

Gracie Abrams is on her way to selling out arenas across the world!

Clean-up on Sunset Boulevard!

Reese Witherspoon and Will Ferrell are going head-to-head in the trailer for their upcoming movie You’re Cordially Invited!

Jude Law gets support from members of his family at the ceremony for his Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday (December 12) in Hollywood, Calif.

Emergency services have rushed to a Christmas market fairground following reports of a ride "collapsing". Police have cordoned off the area around the ride, which is believed to be the City Flyer, a 55-metre-high attraction in in Centenary Square, Birmingham.

Scientists have sounded the alarm over a common type of medication after it was linked to an increased risk of dementia. Research indicates that regular use of certain prescribed sleeping aids could raise your chances of developing dementia by an astonishing 79 percent.

In an attempt to most obviously appeal to fans of Die Hard (and who isn’t?), director Jaume Collet-Serra has come up with something designed for them, especially for those who like Christmas movies that will freak you out.

Skai Jackson debuted her baby bump on the red carpet this week.

Industry creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay are taking inspiration from Tony Gilroy for the upcoming fourth season of the HBO series.

EXCLUSIVE: The National Association of Latino Independent Producers has appointed four to its Board of Directors: Daniela Federman, TV Scripted agent at WME; Erika Kennair, Head of Scripted, US and Canada at The Mediapro Studio; Al Madrigal, actor, writer, and comedian; and Gina Reyes, an agent at United Talent Agency.

Hundreds of hours of ITV shows are about to hit YouTube while the UK commercial net has hired a Channel 4 exec to run a dedicated YouTube sales team.

EXCLUSIVE: Radio Silence‘s feature take of Colleen McGuinness’ Loser is set on adding four with Angourie Rice, Finn Bennett, Ella Purnell and Lukas Gage who are all in talks to board.

EXCLUSIVE: Jenna Elfman, best known for her starring role in the 1997 ABC sitcom Dharma & Greg, is returning to the network with a recurring role on another multi-camera comedy series, the upcoming Shifting Gears, headlined by fellow ABC sitcom star Tim Allen. It is produced by the same studio, 20th Television.