Topher Grace Marks Return To Television In Over 15 Years With ABC's 'Home Economics'

Kanye West has released another ominous poem that seems to make a reference to his music career, the media attention and his recent controversial divorce with Kim Kardashian.The 44-year-old rapper titled his new poem ‘Dead’ on Tuesday, following his previous release titled ‘Divorce,’ and this time Kanye talks about not realizing he is deceased.“No one wanted to tell me I was DEAD. And only people that would talk to me were in my head,” the singer continues in the poem, “No one wanted to tell me I was DEAD.

Prince William is facing backlash for comments made while visiting the Ukrainian Cultural Centre on Wednesday.

Pete Davidson will be starring in his own TV series, playing… Pete Davidson.

In the final episode of Hulu’s Pam & Tommy, Dolly Parton‘s infamous “I Will Always Love You” track is overheard, and it turns out that it almost wasn’t.

Topher Grace got candid about Tom Hardy taking over the role of Venom.

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Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe Atlanta Police Department released bodycam video on Wednesday that showed two officers with their guns out just before they detained “Black Panther” director Ryan Coogler in January.Coogler was attempting to withdraw $12,000 from his account at a Bank of America branch, when the teller became suspicious. Coogler had passed a note stating that “I’d like be discreet,” prompting the teller to stall for time and then call 911.One officer could be seen unholstering his gun, just before putting Coogler in handcuffs.

Pixar, and their allies” obtained by Variety, employees of the animation studio allege that Disney corporate executives have demanded cuts from “nearly every moment of overtly gay affection … regardless of when there is protest from both the creative teams and executive leadership at Pixar.”The stunning claim is part of a wider reaction to the company-wide memo sent to Disney  employees by CEO Bob Chapek on Monday regarding its response to the recently passed legislation in Florida known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. In the memo, Chapek states that the “biggest impact” the company can make “in creating a more inclusive world is through the inspiring content we produce.” According to the Pixar letter, that claim is at odds with employees’ experience of trying to content with same-sex affection approved by Disney executives.“We at Pixar have personally witnessed beautiful stories, full of diverse characters, come back from Disney corporate reviews shaved down to crumbs of what they once were,” the letter states.

J. Kim Murphy Pete Davidson will lead his own comedy series, playing a fictional version of himself.

Prince William will not be physically in attendance at this year's BAFTAsThe Duke of Cambridge is president of the academy and has left BAFTA bosses "disappointed" after turning down an invite to the show at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Sunday.Organisers will instead show a pre-recorded message from him during the televised ceremony.The future King became BAFTAs president in 2010, having taken over the position from Sir Richard Attenborough.In an exclusive to the Daily Mirror, a source said: "Prince William is always a huge draw, not least as it's the first year back in person after the pandemic."They added: "But BAFTA were told that diary constraints precluded him from attending in person this year. It's such a shame and everyone is very disappointed."Last year, The Duke of Cambridge was set to deliver a video speech at the virtual ceremony, celebrating the strength of the film industry during the pandemic.However, William, 39, pulled out of the ceremony following the death of his grandfather Prince Philip.The TV source added: "That was, of course, totally understandable.

 returned for season 7 on Wednesday, and one of the night's most energetic performers also felt the sting of elimination! Despite a fun performance, a cute costume and an endearing attempt at a Scottish accent, McTerrier was voted out and made to unmask.Before the votes were cast, McTerrier — a Scottish Terrier in a tartan kilt — delivered a lively rendition of Loverboy's «Working for the Weekend» that impressed the panel and got the audience on their feet.Unfortunately, impressive competition from Thingamabob, Cyclops, Firefly and The Ram, meant it would be the star's only performance.After all the show's panel of celebrity «detectives» — including Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong and Jenny McCarthy — made their final guesses based off only the first clue package, it was soon revealed that not one of them even came close.McTerrier removed his adorable furry helmet and revealed himself to be Food Network star and famous cake maker Duff Goldman!Goldman spoke with ET on Wednesday about his time on the show, and how wonderfully «surreal» the entire experience had been.«I try to live my life by everything I learned from watching „ Goldman said of the show's wonderfully strange qualities. “I love absurdist humor.

Bob Saget's widow Kelly Rizzo shared an emotional post to mark two-months since the comedian's death.On Wednesday, the 42-year-old media personality posted a photo of herself with the Full House star in which they were seen on a balcony overlooking Los Angeles.'2 whole months. I’ve experienced that now time means nothing and everything at the same time,' Rizzo wrote in the caption.

Amy Schumer opened up about getting liposuction after previously saying she would never undergo any cosmetic surgeries.The 40-year-old comedian revealed she just wanted to find peace with her appearance after beginning to dread catching glimpses of herself.'It's not about needing to be slamming, because I've never been famous for being hot, but I'd reached a place where I was tired of looking at myself in the mirror,' the Snatched star told The Hollywood Reporter. The latest:Earlier this month, the actress raved about being more than satisfied with the results of the fat-removal procedure on Chelsea Handler's Dear Chelsea podcast; seen in December The actress also realized 'grilled chicken and walks'were not going to be the solution.

This coming week the universally acclaimed film - The Godfather - turns 50.And for Al Pacino, one of the leading men of the mafioso classic, it's taken him nearly a lifetime to come to terms with the enormity of its impact, andthe notoriety he's received for playing the career breakthrough role of Michael Corleone.While Pacino was 31 at the time of the shoot, in a new interview with The New York Times, he readily admits he had a tough time coping with the superstardom that followed his Oscar-nominated performance, considering he had only had one film on his resume when director Francis Ford Coppola approached him about playing Michael. Breakthrough role; Al Pacino, now 81, is opening up about how his role as Michael Corleone in The Godfather has had on his life and career, now that the classic mafioso film turns 50; Pacino pictured in 2020Michael Corleone's character arc was as good as it gets for an actor - going from the shy son and reluctant family outsider who served his country honorably in World War II, to unsuspecting hitman, and eventually the ruthless mob boss of the Corleone family.But for Pacino, now 81, he didn't take Coppola's interest in him too seriously, being that he was so green, in terms of film, although he was considered a rising star of the theater at the time.

While cooking fans wait for the 12th season of Fox's Masterchef to debut later this year, one of the contestants from Season 11 is suing the show's producers.Masterchef contestant Mary Jayne, 59, is suing three production companies behind the reality competition series, claiming they ignored her when she said she suffered a stroke on the morning of March 10.The contestant alleges that she told producers prior to filming that she didn't think she could film that day, but they insisted she completed a baking challenge that resulted in a grueling 14-hour day. Lawsuit:While cooking fans wait for the 12th season of Fox's Masterchef to debut later this year, one of the contestants from Season 11 is suing the show's producers Contestant:Masterchef contestant Mary Jayne, 59, is suing three production companies behind the reality competition series, claiming they ignored her when she said she suffered a stroke on the morning of March 10Mary claims she told the show's medic that she was having difficulty moving her leg once she got to the set.However the show's producers denied her request for help and pressured her to keep filming.

He played Eric Forman on Fox's That 70s Show from 1998 to 2005.And on Tuesday, Topher Grace confirmed he's returning to network television as the star of a new sitcom.ABC has given a series order to his show Home Economics and the actor tweeted:'Cannot wait for you to see it. This one's special guys.' 'This one's special': Topher Grace, 42, confirmed Tuesday that he's returning to network TV as the star of a new sitcom for ABC called Home EconomicsThe single camera comedy centers on three siblings, one of whom is part of the one percent, on who is middle class and one who is struggling to make ends meet, THR.com reported.Grace, 42, will play the middle sibling and will also serve as an executive producer on the series.

Home Economics, from Michael Colton, John Aboud and Topher Grace, has been handed a series order at ABC.

Topher Grace is back on series television.After a stint on Nat Geo's historical anthology, Grace will star in ABC's new comedy, , marking his return as lead of a broadcast TV series since .The network officially greenlit the single-camera comedy to series on Tuesday for a spring 2021 premiere.According to the official synopsis, takes a look at the heartwarming, yet super uncomfortable and sometimes frustrating relationship between three adult siblings: one in the 1 percent, one middle-class and one barely holding on."“I never thought about doing another show until I read [executive producers] Michael Colton and John Aboud’s amazing script.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterABC has ordered the single-camera comedy “Home Economics” to series.The series will air on the broadcast network in Spring 2021. The show was originally developed as part of the 2020 pilot season.