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“Dawson’s Creek” cast stands now.James Van Der Beek revealed that he and the other stars of the teen drama have reunited after not speaking for years following the end of the WB series.“Dawson’s Creek” aired from 1998 to 2003 and featured Van Der Beek as Dawson Leery, Joshua Jackson (Pacey Witter), Katie Holmes (Joey Potter) and Michelle Williams (Jen Lindley).“I’ve gotten in touch with them recently and it’s just been so nice,” he admitted while on Thursday’s episode of Jana Kramer‘s “Whine Down” podcast.Although Van Der Beek didn’t name who he reconnected with specifically, he shared that reuniting has been a gift.“It’s just been so great to talk to them and catch up with like who they are now this many years out and to have that shared experience from back in the day,” expressed the actor, who is currently battling cancer. “It’s just so lovely every time I get to catch up with one of them.”“We all went our separate ways and just didn’t speak for years because we were just living our lives and doing our things,” Van Der Beek shared.

disgraced by an underage sexual misconduct scandal. Former “7th Heaven” cast members Jeremy London and Kyle Searles react to listening to the recording of Collins talking about exposing himself to minors — which TMZ first published in 2014 — and his subsequent “20/20” interview with Katie Couric about it that same month.

Little House on the Prairie” co-star, Melissa Gilbert, 60, penned a touching tribute to Lilley via Instagram.“The little house family has lost one of our own. Jack Lilley has passed away.

Al Franken is headed back to the White House — well, sort of.The former politician, 73, appears in the new murder mystery series, “The Residence,” and portrays fictional senator Aaron Filkins.The Netflix show hit the streaming platform on Thursday, and follows Detective Cordelia Cupp (Uzo Aduba), who spearheads an investigation after a dead body is found at The White House.“I did not audition. It just came to me,” he told People at the film’s premiere.

in an interview with British Vogue that she has been diagnosed with autism – all because of a crew member on “The Last of Us” set. “I’ve spoken a bit about neurodivergence before, but I always for some reason didn’t want to say what it was. I got diagnosed with autism when I was filming season one of ‘The Last of Us,’” said Ramsey, who is nonbinary but has previously said on social media, “I’m good with any [pronouns].” The former “Game of Thrones” star said that a “Last of Us” crew member with an autistic daughter assumed Ramsey shared the condition.

Spoilers ahead for the “Severance” Season 2 finale. “Choreography and merriment” is in the building.“Severance” Season 2 has an astonishing ending that’s a supersized thrill ride – and, it’s more of a bloodbath than anyone might expect from a show that’s mostly set in an office. The Season 2 finale, called “Cold Harbor,” features a sequence that should win Adam Scott an Emmy.

Spoilers ahead for the “Severance” Season 2 finale. It ended with a bang. Emmy-nominated “Severance” production designer Jeremy Hindle is dissecting that wild Season 2 finale — and, yes, he knows it was “mind blowing.” “Severance” follows employees of a mysterious biotech company called Lumon, including Mark (Adam Scott), Helly (Britt Lower), Milchick (Tramell Tillman) and Harmony (Patricia Arquette).

Spoilers ahead. Please try to enjoy each fact equally. “Severance” star Dichen Lachman, 43, who plays Gemma / Ms.

“Survivor” Season 48 star and music executive Thomas Krottinger exclusively told The Post after he was voted out that Mike White, a “Survivor” alum and the creator of the hit HBO series, actually inspired him to do the reality show.“Mike White is the reason … when I was watching everything and I got to Mike, I finally saw myself in a weird way,” Krottinger, 34, said, “I was like, ‘Oh. OK. I can go chase a dream and not ruin my entire life.’ “Looking ahead, Krottinger told The Post he wants to bring his talents as the senior vice president of A&R at Sony Music Publishing to a future season of the Emmy Award-winning show.“Put me on.

about her exit from Sam Levinson’s teen drama — and put to bed rumors that her exodus was anything but amicable.“I think it was very mutual so it wasn’t just my choice,” Ferreira, 28, explained on Wednesday’s episode of “The Viall Files” podcast. “There was just nowhere to go and I think instead of me just lingering around for nine months, I think it was best for both of us that we just kind of ended it there.”“But you don’t want to ruin a good thing,” she continued.

Leslie Bibb has a very popular opinion.The actress, 50, revealed how she felt about her partner Sam Rockwell’s “White Lotus” Season 3 monologue during “Watch What Happens Live” on Tuesday.“I ran lines with him,” Bibb, 50, shared. “I think that monologue is iconic and I think it’s really what the whole season is about — what [creator Mike White’s] really saying there.”“He was shooting in South Africa,” Bibb said of Rockwell, 56.

with Meghan Markle. Sarandos, 60, spoke about its partnership with the Duchess of Sussex, 43, in a new interview with Variety published a little over two weeks after the former “Suits” star’s lifestyle and cooking show “With Love, Meghan” was released on the platform.Beyond its investment in Markle’s show, Netflix is also taking a stake in her new lifestyle brand “As Ever.” The company was originally named “American Riviera Orchard,” but Markle decided to rebrand owing to legal hurdles and a tweaked creative direction.“We’re a passive partner in Meghan’s company, and it’s a big discovery model for us right now,” Sarandos said of Netflix’s involvement with As Ever.As for why the Duchess was “the right person to bet on,” Sarandos explained, “I think Meghan is underestimated in terms of her influence on culture.”He added, “When we dropped the trailer for the ‘Harry & Meghan’ doc series [in 2022], everything on-screen was dissected in the press for days.“The shoes she was wearing sold out all over the world.

Deadline, Ted’s 12-year-old son Henry is being recast for Season 4. Gus Turner played Jason Sudeikis’ on-screen son for the first three seasons of the show.The Apple TV+ comedy series is reportedly looking for a new actor to play Henry.The Post has reached out to Apple TV+ for comment.Henry mostly appeared on FaceTime calls with his dad.

Ellen Pompeo wasn’t thrilled to be scrubbing into that sex scene. The actress, 55, revealed why she wasn’t pleased when her character Meredith Grey and T.R. Knight’s George O’Malley had sex in Season 2 of “Grey’s Anatomy.” “T.R.

as a serial killer dad in “Happy Face,” premiering March 20 on Paramount+. “Serial killers are very easy to play,” Quaid, 70, exclusively told The Post, while promoting his “True To Texas” ad campaign. “Because they really kind of don’t have any emotion,” the “Substance” actor explained.

Mandy Moore is sharing a confession to remember. The actress, 40, got candid on the death of her character Rebecca Pearson’s husband, Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia), on the NBC drama “This Is Us.”On Tuesday’s episode of the “That Was Us” podcast, Moore and her co-hosts, Sterling K.

Chuck Lorre has started off the podcast confessions with a bang.“The Big Bang Theory” co-creator, 72, revealed a regret of his when it came to Kaley Cuoco’s character, Penny, on the series, which ran from 2007 to 2019 on CBS.“We had so many episodes to go before we started to understand that there was a brilliance to Penny’s character that we had not explored,” Lorre said while on the first-ever episode of “The Official Big Bang Theory Podcast” on Monday.The series followed best friends, roommates and physicists Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons), Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galecki) and Howard Wolowitz (Simon Helberg).“We did the very cliché in the beginning, you know, goofy blond who says foolish things. It’s a clichéd character, right? And we missed it,” Lorre told host Jessica Radloff.

Instagram video posted to his account on Monday.“Hey everybody, so, I guess you could say our family has been through something pretty traumatic over the weekend,” Lowe began, sitting next to wife Catherine Giudici’s. “I’ve debated on whether or not we should share this publicly, but I just figured you guys are going to ask questions and probably see things, so I might as well get out ahead of it.”The Season 17 “Bachelor” continued, “On Thursday, I was having some friends of mine over to barbecue.

Spoilers ahead for the fifth episode of “The White Lotus” Season 3. Patrick Schwarzenegger’s “White Lotus” incest kissing scene almost brought up more than just anxiety, according to his costars.In episode 5 of “The White Lotus'” Season 3, the incestuous relationship between brothers Saxon (Patrick Schwarzenegger) and Lochlan (Sam Nivola), hinted at in episode 1, becomes very real. Lochlan kisses his older brother during a drug-fueled party with two girls whom the boys are trying to impress (and bed): Chelsea (Aimee Lou Wood) and Chloe (Charlotte Le Bon).

“White Lotus” fandom’s comments about her teeth in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter.“These people live in Holly­wood,” the British actress said about her American co-stars. “I live in my little flat in South East London, and I’m so British in my sensibility that I wasn’t sure how to handle being around so many people who are so front-footed and confident.”“All I ever do is take the piss out of myself.

kissed during Sunday’s episode — and it turns out they locked lips more times than what was shown on camera. “We shot it a few different ways, and we talked about it a lot,” Nivola, 21, said about the incest scene in a new interview with GQ.