Golden Girls: Last News

Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue, a warmly loving, gut-bustingly funny stage parody of the hit NBC series that ran for seven seasons from 1985 to 1982, and lives on in perpetuity in reruns. Bernier portrays Dorothy, made iconic by the indomitable and legendary late Bea Arthur, for whom the 6’3″ actor is also a dead ringer.To prepare for the role, which Bernier plays in full drag, he “consumed everything that Bea Arthur had ever done — and we’re talking from Maude to her brief gig on the Star Wars Holiday Special to her brief voiceover role in Futurama.

 fans, this one's for you! A  pop-up restaurant, Golden Girls Kitchen, is opening in Beverly Hills, and ET got an exclusive first look at the show-themed spot that you'll want to bring your friends, pals, confidants to!ET's Matt Cohen spoke to  super-fan and expert, Jim Colucci, who created the pop-up about celebrating the show by bringing a little piece of it to fans not only in Los Angeles, but Miami, Chicago, San Francisco and New York City.«It was shot obviously here, we're in Beverly Hills, we're a stone’s throw from where Bea [Arthur] and Betty [White] lived,» Colucci shared. «So, it's like we're celebrating the girls in their hometown. I love it.»As far as how the cast — Betty White (Rose), Bea Arthur (Dorothy), Rue McClanahan (Blanche) and Estelle Getty (Sophia) — would feel about the pop-up, Colucci said the ladies would love it.«There's a story that one of the set designers from the  told me that says it all, I think,» Colucci began.

Nicole Kidman to serve up major glam at the 2021 Golden Globes, even amid a global pandemic!The star celebrated being nominated with her husband, Keith Urban, and two daughters -- Sunday, 12, and Faith, 10 — by her side. As the camera panned to Kidman at home, she wowed in a black gown with gold chain link detailing.

is on sale for the first time ever, and ET spoke with the property's owner, James Barry, who opened up about his memories of the famous locale.James, 65, is the trustee of the home, where he also grew up. James is the son of David Noble Barry III and his wife, Margaret Carr Barry, who built the house in 1955.