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Harrison Butker is firing back at Serena Williams’ diss at the 2024 ESPY Awards.

One of the biggest questions surrounding “Deadpool & Wolverine” isn’t about how popular the film is going to be—early forecasts show the film being massive—but instead about who is going to show up in the movie from the old era of 20th Century Fox and Marvel.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Jimmy Kimmel is finally hosting “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” the way it’s supposed to be done — in front of a studio audience. The landmark game show returns with an all-celeb edition for its 25th anniversary on Wednesday night, and although this is the third season he’s been in the chair that Regis Philbin made famous, this is the first time fans have finally been allowed back in the studio. “I really wanted to do it the proper way in front of people because you like to hear people laugh at your jokes,” Kimmel says.

Taylor Swift wants to be there for her man the way he’s been there for her!

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Glen Powell wasn’t supposed to be showing off his body in “Twisters,” but then came the rain, as director Lee Isaac Chung decided at the last minute that Powell should be seen in the natural disaster movie in a wet white T-shirt. “That was Isaac’s idea,” Powell told me Thursday at the film’s Los Angeles premiere. “I did have a jacket in that scene.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Disney’s “Inside Out 2” held very strongly in its fourth weekend of release in South Korea to reach a cumulative score of $48 million. It earned $6.30 million between Friday and Sunday, earned from 906,000 ticket sales, according to data from Kobis, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council (Kofic). That represented a week-on-week decrease of just 11%.

Vito Coppola has been flooded with support from fans as he told them it was 'just the beginning' while seen with one of his Strictly Come Dancing co-stars. Fans of the dancer will know he is teaming up with Dianne Buswell for their own show.

Dawn Hollyoak, who in 2022 competed on The Great British Baking Show, has died, according to a post on her Instagram account.

Graziano Di Prima has been sensationally axed from the upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing, with the Italian dancer expressing his regret over the circumstances leading to his departure.

Abbott Elementary is one of the breakout US sitcoms of the decade.Created by Quinta Brunson, who also stars as teacher Janine Teagues, the mockumentary sitcom is set in an underfunded public school in Philadelphia, where a documentary crew is recording the lives of teachers who are trying their best against the odds.Along with Brunson, the show stars Tyler James Williams as teacher Gregory, Janelle James as principal Ava Coleman, Lisa Ann Walter as second-grade teacher Melissa Schemmenti, Sheryl Lee Ralph as kindergarten teacher Barbara Howard, and Chris Perfetti as history teacher Jacob Hill.The show has won four Emmys since it began in 2021, including Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series for Brunson.The show was renewed for a fourth season back in February, shortly after the third season debuted in the US and following the Hollywood strikes.At the time of writing (July 10), an exact date hasn’t been released.The show, however, will be back as part of the 2024-2025 broadcast schedule at ABC, so it’s expected to return (in the US, at least) later this year.

Ellen Pompeo is no longer the lead star of Grey’s Anatomy and she lessened her presence in the show for seasons 19 and 20, but that will change in the upcoming season!

A neighbourhood bar in Stockport has been forced to make a major policy change after a number of diners failed to show up in one day, leading to a ‘detrimental and damaging’ impact on business.

Bebe Rexha is not messing around when it comes to her safety! Not after what happened to her at past concerts!

Married at First Sight New Zealand star Andrew Jury has died aged 33.

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General Hospital, Clueless and Sabrina The Teenage Witch, has died aged 75.The actor’s death was confirmed by the Kane Funeral Home who shared that Sheehan had “passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday June 29 with his loving wife by his side.” A cause of death has not yet been confirmed.Sheehan was born in April 1949 in Santa Monica, California, and got his first start as a stage actor when he worked with the National Shakespeare Festival in San Diego.Sheehan’s screen acting career began in an episode of Charlie’s Angels in 1978 before getting his big break in General Hospital, playing Joe Kelly.He appeared in over 205 episodes of the popular US soap between 1979-1982 and he also earned a Daytime Emmy nomination for his portrayal of Kelly.A stint working on Dallas spin-off Knots Landing followed before he appeared in the TV adaptation of the film Clueless, playing Cher Horowitz’s father, Mel.Sheehan worked on the show until its end in 1999.He also played Edward Spellman, the father of Melissa Joan Hart’s Sabrina, on popular US television show Sabrina The Teenage Witch.Other TV credits for Sheehan included Cheers, Alice, MacGyver, Columbo, and What I Like About You.Tributes to the actor have poured in on social media, noting his “memorable” and “impressive” career. You can see some of these below:We are saddened to learn of Doug Sheehan's passing.

Good Morning Britain viewers witnessed emotional scenes as host Ed Balls couldn't hold back his tears during his conversation with Gareth Gates.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large As a child of the 1970s, Myeshia Mizuno still remembers watching the Richard Dawson incarnation of “Family Feud” at home. Now, she’s the new showrunner on the Steve Harvey-hosted daytime version in syndication and the primetime “Celebrity Family Feud” on ABC — which returns July 9 for its 10th anniversary and landmark 100th episode. And in taking on those roles — which she began earlier this year, Mizuno is also making history.

Billy Ray Cyrus is hitting back at his estranged wife Firerose‘s claims!

Daniel Brocklebank has shared that his Coronation Street character Billy Mayhew was not always meant to be called Billy. The actor, who has been portraying the vicar since 2014, revealed that initially the character was named Hugh, but it was deemed 'too posh' by the show's executives.

Strictly Come Dancing star Karen Hauer and Gorka Marquez have predicted the 2024 line-up after it was revealed that they'll be back in the ballroom this year. The BBC One dance contest is gearing up for its 22nd series, which marks the show's 20th birthday.