Jane Fonda, 85, the queen of the workout video reveals she kept doing PUSH-UPS during brutal chemo

Lucy Hale is opening up about his history of alcoholism.

It’s Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday — especially when it’s New Music Friday! We’re breaking down this week’s best new tracks to keep on your radar.

James Corden is taking one final bow in primetime before he leaves The Late Late Show.

The Jonas Brothers have announced a five-show, limited engagement run at Broadway’s Marquis Theatre next month.

Finding their happily ever after together. Outer Banks fans have seen JJ Maybank (Rudy Pankow) and Kiara Carrera (Madison Bailey) grow from best friends to so much more.

An edgy evening! Riley Keough, Suki Waterhouse, Camila Morrone and more stars commanded attention at the premiere of Daisy Jones & The Six on Thursday, February 23.

Feeling reflective. Sasha Farber is staying positive amid his ongoing divorce from estranged wife Emma Slater.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Italian actor-turned-director Andrea Di Stefano, whose gritty police drama “The Last Night of Amore” is launching from the Berlin Film Festival’s Berlinale Special Gala section, reps an Italian anomaly. “Amore,” which refers to a police lieutenant named Franco Amore, oddly marks Di Stefano debut directing an Italian-language film after helming well-received U.S. indie thrillers “Escobar: Paradise Lost,” with Benicio del Toro, and “The Informer.”  Sumptuosly shot in 35mm film and set in present-day Milan, “Last Night of Amore” harks back to Italian genre films of the 70s and 80s but has a fresh contemporary feel. The plot sees the good lieutenant, played by Italian A-lister Pierfrancesco Favino (“The Traitor,” “Nostalgia”) being called on the night before retirement to investigate a crime scene where his best friend and long-time partner Dino has been killed during a diamond heist. Complications ensue, things get very frantic, and we learn how his love for his wife Viviana, played by Linda Caridi (“The Ties”) will help Amore survive the longest and most challenging night of his existence.

BreAnna Bell Netflix has announced Wanda Sykes’ upcoming hour-long standup special, “I’m An Entertainer” will arrive on the streaming service on May 23. The episode will premiere globally. Set at the Miller Theater in Philadelphia, the comedian, actress and producer Wanda Sykes returns for her second hour-long Netflix comedy special. According to the streamer, the comedian tackles a host of topics from the challenges of raising Gen Z teens to the dilemmas of being a liberal in a hyper charged political climate. Known for her social commentary, Sykes delivers “her insightful and ferocious wit and candor audiences have come to know and love,” reads the official description. The special was filmed in early February 2023.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer The producers of “Rust” have agreed to pay a reduced penalty of $100,000 to resolve the OSHA case that arose from the shooting death of the cinematographer Halyna Hutchins by Alec Baldwin. The New Mexico Occupational Health and Safety Bureau issued a $136,793 penalty last April, the highest allowed by law. Rust Movie Productions was scheduled to challenge the citation at a state commission hearing in June. Under the settlement, the state agency agreed to the reduced penalty and dropped its claim that the production committed a “willful” violation of safety rules. A “willful” citation is the most severe under OSHA’s enforcement system.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Receiving the SAG Life Achievement Award on Feb. 26 has a special meaning to Sally Field. “It’s my tribe,” she says of her fellow actors. “It’s the group I most wanted to be respected by and to be included in, and that means a lot to me.” And while she says she has yet to write her speech, that’s understandable — the actor has been busy with promotion for her latest film, “80 for Brady,” now in theaters. Field joins the likes of Robert De Niro, Sidney Poitier and Rita Moreno who have previouslybeen bestowed with the honor. Field spoke about her career, working with Lee Strasberg and being a sports fan with Variety.

One islander is set to pack their bags and head out the doors of the South African villa for good on Friday night's show as the drama continues to unfold from the fallout of the iconic 'movie night' episode.

Sickened Lanarkshire residents have hit out after footage showed rats continually running loose in their back court.

SNP deputy Westminster leader Mhairi Black has accused Kate Forbes of "intolerance" over her opposition to same-sex marriage.

is expanding, with a prequel series coming to HBO Max. Set in the world of Stephen King's universe, is based on the author's novel as well as filmmaker Andy Muschietti's successful feature film adaptations, and . The series is being developed by Andy Muschietti as well as sister Barbara Muschietti and Jason Fuchs, both of whom were involved in the films.

Jane Fonda was joined by her co-stars Sally Field and Lily Tomlin at the Annenberg Foundation's luncheon and panel for their film 80 For Brady on Monday.The ladies arrived to the Wallis Annenberg GenSpace in Los Angeles looking stylish as ever, with Fonda, 85, rocking a red and black snakeskin pattern sequin blazer.The Barbarella star — who recently celebrated the news that her cancer is in remission — paired the outfit with black slacks and matching black leather boots. Stylish gals: Jane Fonda was joined by her co-stars Sally Field and Lily Tomlin at the Annenberg Foundation's luncheon and panel for their film 80 For Brady on MondayThe actress wore her grey tresses in a voluminous style, and highlighted her eyes with dramatic lashes.

Jane Fonda’s starring turn in 1968’s Barbarella helped catapult her to worldwide acclaim — but she’s not thinking about passing the mantle onto Sydney Sweeney, who is set to lead the upcoming remake.

Euphoria breakout star Sydney Sweeney is set to star in a new Barbarella reboot film as the title character originally played by Jane Fonda.While little has been revealed about the remake, and whether the storyline and style will differ from the original, Fonda sounded skeptical and expressed worry at what it might look like, when asked what she thinks about it.'I try not to. Because I worry about what it's going to be,' the longtime leading lady, 85, told The Hollywood Reporter, before implying that she had a few ideas of her own on how to shoot Barbarella, but it was met with deaf ears by the producer.

Jane Fonda couldn't help but fangirl over Tom Brady while recalling how he brought  jerseys to her, Sally Field, Rita Moreno and Lily Tomlin on set of 80 for Brady.While speaking about the seven-time Super Bowl champion, the 85-year-old actress raved that the legendary quarterback, 45, is 'at the top of his game.''[He's] the best in his field, and beyond that, he's gorgeous, kind and sweet,' she told AARP.  Sweet: Jane Fonda couldn't help but fangirl over Tom Brady while recalling how he brought jerseys to her, Sally Field, Rita Moreno and Lily Tomlin on set of 80 for BradyHer costar, Moreno, gushed that Brady is 'remarkable in his work, just remarkable' while Field agreed as she stated: 'Your jaw drops at the skill level.'  'He's like a great big, beautiful, perfect 20-year-old that you'd want to be your son,' Tomlin interjected. Fonda went on to describe how the football player 'came around to our trailers with jerseys for each of us and said such nice things.' Smitten: While speaking about the seven-time Super Bowl champion , the 85-year-old actress raved that the legendary quarterback, 45, is 'at the top of his game' (seen in 2023) '[He's] the best in his field, and beyond that, he's gorgeous, kind and sweet,' she told AARPAs for getting to work with some of Hollywood's most renowned stars, Brady told the publication: 'Not only are they great actresses but they’re spectacular people and were so sweet and welcoming to me on set.' 'To have these icons together in a movie like this, it really is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and, obviously, so humbling,' he continued.Later in the interview, Brady spoke about feeling like 'retirement is a scary word.' Fangirls: Her costar, Moreno, gushed that Brady is 'remarkable in