Television: Last News

tragic death at age 31.The former One Direction member served as a judge and mentor on “Building the Band,” a new talent competition series.The show was greenlit by Netflix in May and produced by UK’s Remarkable Entertainment. Filming wrapped in August, according to Deadline.However, the show’s fate is now unclear after Payne fatally fell from a balcony in Argentina last week.“Building the Band” was described by Netflix’s Tudum as “an unscripted series in which the next great pop group is created sight unseen.”The series, according to Deadline, brought together 50 singers who attempt to form their own band without ever seeing each other.

“Woman of the Hour,” tells the chilling and unbelievable story of serial killer Rodney Alcala, who appeared on the hit game show “The Dating Game” in 1978, amid his murder spree. This earned him the moniker “The Dating Game Killer.” Now streaming on Netflix, the movie – which Kendrick, 39, also stars in – follows the events around Alcala’s appearance on the show. “The Dating Game” premiered in 1965 and although ABC dropped it in 1973, it continued in syndication through 1999.

per Entertainment Weekly on Thursday ahead of the show’s final season.He then broke down Bridget Moynahan (a k a Erin Reagan) and his secrets before putting the rest of his castmates — Donnie Wahlberg (Danny Reagan) and Vanessa Ray (Eddie Janko), who were also at the event — on blast.“We all have tricks. Bridget is a food masher. She keeps her hand real active and combines her potatoes and everything,” Selleck shared at the event.

Sam Champion shocked viewers during a recent segment when he announced his cancer diagnosis live on-air. Champion discussed treatment he sought for an unusual mark on his face, which turned out to be nodular basal cell carcinoma, on “Good Morning America” Friday.“We started talking about it, and so many people were interested in it, we thought we’d continue the conversation,” Champion told Michael Strahan and fellow “GMA” hosts.“I hope that one day no one has to go through surgery to get rid of skin cancer, but, right now, we have to keep our eye on our skin, our hands on our skin, be very vigilant and notice any unusual spots, and if those spots start to change, immediately get care.” The morning show then showed footage of Champion’s surgery.

“Abbott Elementary” creator and star Quinta Brunson posted on Instagram earlier this month teasing which show will crossover with the sitcom during Season 4.And Lisa Ann Walter couldn’t be more excited.“’Sunny in Philadelphia,’” the actress exclusively told The Post at Warner Brothers’ Fall TV Season Celebration. “I can’t wait. I think it’s going to be unhinged.

(Modern) Family.Julie Bowen recently revealed the potential for the beloved Dunphy Pritchett crew to reunite for a “Modern Family” reunion.“Yes,” Bowen exclusively told the New York Post when asked if she would be up for it. “Of course, I would be game. I can’t imagine any of us wouldn’t be.

“Survivor 47.”The 27-year-old marketing manager was in disbelief after her allies Sam Phalen and Sierra Wright sided with Andy Rueda and voted her out of the game on Wednesday’s episode. Dhar exclusively told The Post that she’s had a hard time watching the show back and seeing the reality of Wright and Phalen’s betrayal. She also revealed if she ever considered targeting Phalen, what her plan was for the merge, and more.New York Post: You were so shocked the moment you got voted out. Did you fully process exactly what happened and that Sam and Sierra betrayed you?Anika Dhar: I was so shocked.

third spinoff show for “The Big Bang Theory” is here, putting Sheldon’s brother, Georgie (Montana Jordan), in the driver’s seat. “I think I’ve met them all, when we started ‘Young Sheldon,’” Jordan, 21, told The Post, referring to the cast of “The Big Bang Theory.” “Every single one of them was down to earth and nice people. Jim Parsons was mostly hands on with [‘Young Sheldon’ star Iain Armitage] and making sure he understood that role.

newcomer Tom Ellis, aka Oliver, the mysterious married professor who has an infectious affair with Bree (Catherine Missal), and he exclusively shared that he cried several times watching the “heartbreaking” scene.Ellis, who’s married to the show’s creator, Meaghan Oppenheimer, also gave his co-star House kudos for his dynamic job of making the death scene come to life.“I really felt for Wrigley. I want Wrigley to be happy,” Ellis, 45, told The Post in September.

“Call Her Daddy.”“I love Hilarie. I have always and will always and I don’t have any problem with her,” Lenz, 43, told host Alex Cooper, who brought up that fans have been speculating that the former co-stars are feuding since they stopped following each other on social media.“There have been some bizarre misunderstandings that I really hope we can figure out one day,” Lenz added.

told PEOPLE that even though she hasn’t sat down to watch the new show, she’s happy about its success.“I hear everyone loves it and I couldn’t be more excited, ’cause literally Kristen [Bell] and Adam [Brody] both I love, and are like my people,” she said of the rom-com series. “So I’m really excited about it and excited for them.”Bilson and Brody, 44, dated while playing TV couple Summer Roberts and Seth Cohen on the teen show “The O.C.,” which aired from 2003-2007.After the pair split in 2006, Bilson dated actor Hayden Christensen for ten years; the exes share a daughter, Briar, 9.

“Call It What It Is” podcast, Drew 44, said, “We were unceremoniously let go in a way that felt mean and unjust, and, because of that, the outpouring of love was so enormous it was like you were sitting there watching people [eulogize you].” Drew played Dr. April Kepner for more than 200 episodes between 2009 and 2022. She was let go as a main cast member in 2018, after the show’s 14th season, along with Jessica Capshaw, who played Dr.

snaring over 10 million viewers. The show’s regular time slot premiere is Thursday, Oct. 17 ( 9 p.m.

The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show returns Tuesday night in New York City after a five-year hiatus. The annual runway show, which debuted in 1995, was cancelled in 2019 amid of series of scandals and backlash from critics who slammed the lingerie brand for lacking diversity and inclusivity.Edward Razek, the former chief marketing officer of Victoria’s Secret’s former parent company L Brands who resigned in 2019, sparked controversy in a Vogue interview when dismissing ideas of integrating inclusivity in the runway spectacular “because the show is a fantasy.”He was later accused of harassment and perpetuating a “culture of misogyny, bullying and harassment” at the company.In May, Victoria’s Secret announced that the runway show was returning and “will reflect who we are today.”“We’ve read the comments and heard you,” the brand said, adding that the 2024 show will include “the glamour, runway, wings, musical entertainment, and more!”Here’s everything you need to know about the the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2024.The show is taking place at the Victoria’s Secret flagship store in NYC on Tuesday, October 15.

Vanity Fair published on Oct. 10.“I get to imagine with people that have great skill and experience… It’s fun to work with these people,” added the “Shrinking” star, who has five children and is married to actress Calista Flockhart.Ford began his acting career in 1963. He currently stars in Bill Lawrence’s Apple TV+ comedy series alongside Jason Segel, Jessica Williams, Michael Urie, Lukita Maxwell and Christa Miller.

“Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” Monday and clarified something about his role as Erik Menendez in Netflix’s smash hit “Monsters.”Andy Cohen was counting down Hollywood’s “top five most iconic full-frontal moments” when Koch announced, “Just to say, mine was not a prosthetic.”“Well, that was gonna be my next question!” Cohen, 56, said to Koch, who smiled at the camera upon making his confession.“Congratulations to you, Cooper,” the “Real Housewives” producer added.“Thank you,” Koch said back.Cohen then told the openly gay actor he’s “very blessed” — to which Koch replied, “Well hung.”Koch had to bare it all for a scene in “Monsters,” which follows the story of Erik and Lyle Menendez, who murdered their abusive parents in 1989 and were sentenced to life in prison in 1996.During Episode 3, Koch’s Erik is showering naked in jail and turns toward another inmate to show him — and the camera — his penis.In an interview with The Wrap last month, Koch revealed the lengths he went to prepare to play Erik in the show.“I turned my trailer into Erik’s room so I had clothes everywhere, and I had pictures of him on the wall, pictures of me too,” Koch said. “I looked at videos of me when I was really young, and I watched how my parents treated me, which gave me a level of gratitude for my family and my parents.”“I listened to [Erik] and watched him religiously,” he added.

a small, ultra-Christian group during her time starring on “One Tree Hill.” She told PEOPLE in an interview published Monday that she defended being in the cult to the other actors on the show.“I could see it on their faces,” said Lenz, whose memoir, called “Dinner for Vampires,” comes out Oct. 22.“But I’d justify it, like, ‘I couldn’t possibly be in a cult. It’s just that I’ve got access to a relationship with God and people in a way that everybody else wants, but they don’t know how to get it,'” she recalled.Lenz said that co-star Craig Sheffer, who played Keith Scott, once outright told her she was in a cult.“I was like, ‘No, no, no.

“Grey’s Anatomy” writer Elisabeth Finch would allegedly alter her appearance and take “puke breaks” as part of her orchestrated ruse to get people to believe she was seriously ill with cancer.A clip of the new three-part series “Anatomy of Lies” on Peacock displayed a glimpse into the extent of Finch’s lies as she faked having cancer for nearly a decade while working on the Emmy-winning show.In it, her former colleague, writer and producer Andy Reaser, shared the feeling of “betrayal” he felt over the lengths the fraudster was willing to go to convince others she was grappling with cancer and chemotherapy treatment.“The thing is, it was so confusing,” Reaser said in the clip. “You have to move through eight years of interactions to even wrap your head around it and I’m not even sure that I still fully have.”Reaser compared Finch’s lies to “performance art” and briefly explained how far she would go to pull one over on her colleagues.“She was showing up to work with a shaved head and a, you know, a greenish hue.

Recent videos have shown people coming across dolls of Ortega’s character in the hit Netflix series that are being sold in stores, and turning their hair behind their head so the dolls look like they are bald.In one video, there are over a dozen Wednesday Addams dolls sitting on a display in a store after being turned bald.At least one store even had to put up a sign that says, “Do not flip Wednesday’s hair, you will be asked to leave.”Ortega, 22, eventually spoke out about the viral trend by commenting on one of the TikToks.“Please don’t,” the actress wrote.However, most fans were amused over the trend.“WHY ARE THEY SO MAD ITS SO FUNNY,” one TikToker wrote.“It’s never that serious,” another person said. Someone else wrote, “Now that’s too far, getting kicked out for making her bald????”“But why do they even care that much,” a fourth comment read.Even brands like Uno, Vitamin Water, Fanta, Rice Krispies Treats, Play-Doh and La Roche Posay got a kick out of the viral trend.“The way the dolls look like they are over it too,” La Roche Posay commented.“Wednesday” premiered on Netflix in Nov.

“Big Brother 26.”During Sunday’s finale, the 22-year-old construction project manager won the final Head of Household and decided to evict Cam Sullivan-Brown over Chelsie Baham — who wound up beating Manbeck in a unanimous jury vote in the final two.Manbeck exclusively spoke to The Post about dealing with the backlash towards her decision to take Baham to the end, how she felt about Baham’s final speech, not receiving any jury votes, and more.New York Post: I know you’ve been constantly asked about your decision to take Chelsie. Has it been frustrating to have to explain that?Makensy Manbeck: I will say thank you for asking that question because yes, it is difficult to continually get that and to continually have to explain to everyone that I don’t regret my decision, that I am happy with the outcome and that nobody will understand it truly unless you are in my position.

The Graham Norton Show.”On Friday’s episode, the British comedian, 51, revealed that Gomez’s “My Mind & Me” docuseries is what inspired her to share her own health journey.“When I saw your documentary on Apple [about] your illness struggles, I was thinking, ‘Do I share?’ You know, ‘Is this something I should do?’ Because it feels quite vulnerable,” Hart told Gomez, whose doc from 2022 shared her diagnosis of bipolar disorder and her life with lupus.Gomez, 32, became visibly emotional and began to tear up as Hart revealed this information.The singer’s “Emilia Pérez” co-star Zoe Saldaña and “Doctor Who” actor Ncuti Gatwa also appeared on the talk show and became emotional by Hart’s confession.“I watched [Gomez’s] documentary, and I just thought, ‘Absolutely yes.’ And that’s what kept me writing,” she continued. ”So the fact I’m on this show with you … To witness somebody in the pain that I was in for different conditions.