The Croods 2 leads the box office for the third week... as holiday favorite Elf surpass new films

Scott Stapp has been tapped to play legendary singer Frank Sinatra in an upcoming biopic about former President Ronald Reagan.Dennis Quaid will star as Reagan in a movie about his life, including his days in Hollywood as an actor and president of the Screen Actors Guild. According to Billboard, Stapp will portray Sinatra in a scene for the film that takes place at the famed Cocoanut Grove, a popular spot for old Hollywood personalities.The scene will reportedly see the Creed rocker perform a song, although it’s unclear at this time which one of Sinatra’s hits he’ll lend his voice to.“Sinatra in performance mode was an exercise in restraint,” Stapp said in a statement to the outlet.

Andy Cohen's son will warm your heart. The host took to Instagram on Thursday to share a cute clip of his 1-year-old son trudging through the snow. «You can do it, buddy!» Cohen encourages his son in the sweet video, as Ben struggles to walk through the fresh snow.

coronavirus vaccine at the same hospital, according to reports.One had to be kept in hospital for observation for two nights after she reported feeling flushed within 10 minutes of getting the jab at Bartlett Regional Hospital in Juneau on Tuesday.At first she took an antihistamine but later reported alarming symptoms including shortness of breath and an elevated heart rate.

The Sun, Tom reportedly lost his temper after seeing two members of the crew standing less than two metres away from each other. He said in the released recording: "I don't ever want to see it again, ever! And if You don't do it you're fired, if I see you do it again you're f***ing gone."And if anyone in this crew does it - that's it, and you too and you too.

Chris Willman Music WriterIf nothing else, the Grammys made prognosticating results in the top four races a little easier this year. The nominating committees completely shut out some expected contenders (the Weeknd, Summer Walker, Bob Dylan).

EXCLUSIVE: DreamWorks Animation has extended its relationship with Joel Crawford, director of The Croods: A New Age. The studio has made a first-look development and directing deal with Crawford, an animation vet, in a deal made by Margie Cohn, President, DreamWorks Animation. This comes after the Croods sequel was released in theaters and will be premiering on Premium VOD on Friday.

Adidas, Madewell, Macy’s, Vineyard Vines, Sephora and more big name retailers have deals right now that you can access by entering a promo code at checkout, and we’ve found them so you won’t have to do any digging.Some retailers are offering up to 70% off with their promo codes, while others are giving the gift of free shipping. As you check off your gifting list, be sure to add every single 2020 holiday promo code worth knowing about, so you can save big.

A Good Samaritan helped dig a New York City police cruiser out from underneath several feet of snow Thursday after a powerful winter storm swept across the Northeast overnight.  Officer Andrew Dillon of the Citywide Traffic Task Force could not get his police vehicle to start and decided to dig it out so it could be towed from its location on 29th Street and Broadway, Sgt. Jessica McRorie, a spokesperson for the NYPD told Fox News.  Dillon was lent a helping hand by a good samaritan, who picked up a shovel and started digging the vehicle out of the snow.

direct to your inboxThe young man accused of murdering a schoolboy wept in the witness box as he told a jury: "I still accept my actions caused the death of Alex Rodda."Matthew Mason, 19, also told jurors Alex was still breathing when he left him in the woods after hitting him over the head with a spanner during a scuffle.The teenager said he threw the 15-year-old's phone out of his car having driven away from the scene, but returned 'mainly to move him' after realising he had died.Mr Mason is accused of murdering Alex.The prosecution has previously told the murder trial at Chester Crown Court Mr Mason beat Alex to death with the large metal tool in a wooded area near the village of Ashley, Cheshire, on December 13 last year.Mr Mason, then

Kate Hudson is hard at work on the set of the Apple TV+ series Truth Be Told!

While the world is yet to recover fully from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, people everywhere have tried keeping their spirits alive. And what better way to be hopeful than celebrating occasions right! With Christmas and New Year's eve just around the corner, everyone has begun the preparations already.

Betfred Cup exit to St Mirren on Wednesday night has set tongues wagging up and down the country. Everyone seems to have a view on whether manager Steven Gerrard's first defeat of the season will lead to another New Year nightmare or just a tiny bump on the road to league success in May.

EXCLUSIVE: WGA West executive director David Young has acknowledged that he told WME partner Rick Rosen that he “should kick his ass” during a heated phone call in August, but denied that he ever threatened to “kill” him, as Rosen alleged in a declaration filed in federal court last month.

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.We’ve all mostly wrapped up our holiday shopping by this point, but there is one family member we would never forget: our dog. Our dog may not quite understand what the holidays are, but that doesn’t mean they don’t deserve a few gifts of their own.

Joe and Anthony Russo’s next big-budget action pic at Netflix is building quite the ensemble. Deadline recently reported that Jessica Henwick, Wagner Moura, Dhanush and Julia Butters are joining the Russos’ The Gray Man.

Gossip Girl alum Penn Badgley was stopped by a fan and made a TikTok video to say happy birthday to a woman named “Serena,” and what he did next was amazing! “Happy birthday Serena,” the 34-year-old Gossip Girl said via People magazine, before adding in, “XOXO.” The XOXO is, of course, a reference to his famed television show Gossip Girl. There was a character on Gossip Girl named Serena van der Woodsen, which likely prompted the “XOXO” salute from Penn.

Taylor Swift looked out for Paul McCartney! The legendary Beatles entertainer has been promoting his upcoming album McCartney III, which is set to be released tonight. Taylor found out she and Paul would have competing albums, so she actually moved her album Evermore‘s release date twice to accommodate.

James McClain The increasingly trendy suburban L.A. neighborhood of Altadena is adding another showbiz veteran to its ranks.

Weta Digital has tapped Ken Kamins, and former Disney COO Tom Staggs, and Google SVP Jeff Huber to its Board of Directors. The appointments comes as the Peter Jackson studio has offices planned in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The trio join Weta Digital board members Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, Sean Parker, Joe Letteri and CEO Prem Akkaraju.

Creed frontman Scott Stapp has been tapped to play legendary singer Frank Sinatra in an upcoming biopic about former President Ronald Reagan.  Dennis Quaid will star as Reagan in a movie about his life, including his days in Hollywood as an actor and president of the Screen Actors Guild. According to Billboard, Stapp will portray Sinatra in a scene for the film that takes place at the famed Cocoanut Grove, a popular spot for old Hollywood personalities.  The scene will reportedly see the Creed rocker perform a song, although it’s unclear at this time which one of Sinatra’s hits he’ll lend his voice to.  "Sinatra in performance mode was an exercise in restraint," Stapp said in a statement to the outlet.

Whether it's trimming the tree or trying out new treats, Martha Stewart has been the Queen of Christmas for decades and she's dolling out her seasonal advice for 2020 to DailyMailTV's Alicia Quarles.Despite festivities being toned down because of the pandemic, Martha is still making spirits bright with a new sparkling wine offering from the Martha Stewart Wine Company, as well as her eponymous line of festive holiday decor.During her exclusive interview, the domestic goddess also revealed how a few words from Oscar winning director Steven Spielberg helped her truly understand the impact of Martha Stewart Living.