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Sullivan’s Crossing is a fan-favorite TV show on The CW!

Alex Ritman Hollywood’s most notable bombs are — sadly — just as well-known as its biggest hits, a factor that a new book joyously celebrates. From British film critic Tim Robey, “Box Office Poison” digs up the dirt on some of cinema’s wildest misfires, from grand follies to misunderstood masterpieces, disastrous sequels to catastrophic literary adaptations, going behind the scenes to examine how they ended careers, bankrupted studios and changed film history. Among the features in Robey’s crosshairs are David Lynch’s “Dune,” plus “Speed 2: Cruise Control,” “Gigli,” “Catwoman,” “Pan” and — of course — “Cats.” In this exclusive extract from the book, being released by Hanover Square Press in the U.S.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has opened up about the challenges faced during a renovation project, citing the "very difficult" weather as a significant obstacle. The 50 year old shepherdess, who became a household name through the Channel 5 series, revealed last year her separation from husband Clive Owen.

Virgin River’s creator and showrunner Roma Roth will officially adapt another series of books by Robyn Carr into a scripted drama series.

Ansel Elgort has booked a new movie role!

Naman Ramachandran Modern Films has taken on the film adaptation of Jessica Au’s award-winning novel “Cold Enough for Snow,” with theater veteran Jemima James set to make her feature directorial debut. The project is at TIFFCOM‘s Tokyo Gap-Financing Market. The source material, which won the inaugural Novel Prize from publishers Fitzcarraldo Editions, New Directions and Giramondo, follows a mother and daughter’s journey through Tokyo as they navigate their complex relationship amid autumn rains and modern art galleries.

*Warning - This article contains spoilers for the Outlander television series and book series.*

Prince Harry's cousin Mike Tindall once made a joke about the Duke that landed him in hot water. The former England rugby player and husband to Zara Tindall, took a jab at Harry.

Quentin Tarantino is praising Todd Phillips and Joker: Folie à Deux after the Warner Bros. film bombed at the box office.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. We live in a glorious time in which it’s completely normal to fall asleep to the sound of your favorite Hollywood star reading you a story. More and more bold-faced names have joined Audible in recent months to orate their bestselling memoirs, and it’s made us all realize that some books are simply meant to be listened to versus read on the page.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer “The Sims 4″ added more than 15 million players over the past year, Electronic Arts reported Tuesday in its latest quarterly earnings report, just ahead of the life-simulation game’s release of its new “Life & Death” expansion pack Thursday. The video game publisher also touted that it expects its “Madden” and “College Football” franchises to cross a combined $1 billion in sales by the end of its current fiscal year next March.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director “Joker: Folie à Deux” bombed with critics and at the box office, but not with Quentin Tarantino. The filmmaker recently appeared on “The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast” and raved over the divisive “Joker” sequel, which is barely at the $60 million mark domestically after nearly a month in theaters. The movie’s worldwide total stands at $201 million, a huge nosedive from the 2019 movie’s billion dollar gross.

Molly-Mae Hague has candidly opened up about her parenting struggles as she admitted her 21-month-old daughter Bambi has developed attachment issues over recent months.The influencer, 24, shares Bambi with ex-fiancé Tommy Fury, whom she split from in August after five years together. And admitting she has been grappling with Bambi's new clingy attitude towards herself and Tommy since the split, Molly-Mae said in a new vlog that she worried for an upcoming holiday with the tot. "Bambi is in her clingy era at the moment where it's mummy, daddy or no one.

Reality TV star Chloe Radford has revealed how far along she is after paying for a private scan.The daughter of Sue and Noel Radford, famed for being Britain's biggest family, shared the exciting news earlier this month that she was pregnant with her second child. Chloe, who works at the family’s Radford Pie Company and her security guard boyfriend, Jake Wallace, are already parents to their two year old daughter, Mila, whom they welcomed in July 2022. Adding to the growing Radford brood, the 29 year old took to her TikTok page to share that they went for an early first scan after feeling 'anxious' during her second pregnancy.

Dick Clark Productions has brought on Emmy winner Diana Miller as Executive Vice President, Talent. 

EXCLUSIVE: Virgin River and Sullivan’s Crossing author Robyn Carr has partnered again with Creator/Showrunner Roma Roth to adapt her Thunder Point novels into a dramatic scripted series.

ITV viewers were all saying the same thing about Lulu's appearance on Tuesday's Lorraine.

EXCLUSIVE: Fresh off the back of the launch of Disney+’s Rivals, Dominic Treadwell-Collins‘ Happy Princehas optioned another 1980s-written novel, Philippa Gregory‘s Wideacre.

A Trafford hotel has reportedly 'closed', with council bosses confirming a number of asylum seekers will be 'temporarily' housed in the borough.

The son of Sir Michael Parkinson has said a new podcast using artificial intelligence (AI) to recreate the talk show host’s voice will not be “bringing my father back”.

The homeowner of what is dubbed as Europe's 'most haunted house', openly admits he is "too scared" to spend a night in his spooky property because of eerie encounters.The house, located at 30 East Drive in Pontefract, is notorious for being the abode of a belligerent poltergeist. Bil Bungay, 60, revealed: "I've never spent the night out in the house, it terrifies me." He also shared: "I think this thing is not just terrifying, but it's also intelligent and playful - it sort of shows off.That intrigues me the most about whatever is in that house." When it comes to visiting the paranormal location, his routine is quite unique: "When I go, I always make a point of saying hello and asking how it is and I always say 'please don't freak me out, I don't know if my heart can take it.'" The hair-raising happenings in the three-bed property started in 1966 with the Pritchard family experiencing a non-stop series of bizarre incidents, including lights flipping off, unexplained green foam spewing from faucets, pictures being mysteriously torn, and even family members reportedly being hit and pushed down the stairs.