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Here’s why Gen Z viewers like me fell in love with Stranger Things

Stranger Things turns 10: Here’s why Gen Z viewers like me fell in love with it - TV: A decade on from the Duffer brothers’ hit show arriving on the streamer and making mega-stars of its young cast, Midnight Adams reflects on why it was so popular with her generation

CLUE hits the stage at the Jubilee Auditorium

It started as a popular board game, then it became a movie, and now it's one of theatre's fastest paced comedies. Broadway Across Canada's production of CLUE is on at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Edmonton before making its way to Calgary. Nicole Stillger takes us behind the scenes with some of the cast - bringing iconic roles to life.

Conan Gray, Myles Smith, Natasha Bedingfield create a dance party at Bluesfest

Bluesfest resumed July 15 after a two-day break, rising back to life with a slice of emotional pop fare headlined by Conan Gray, a 27-year-old musician who’s already an icon to his devoted following.

Jacob Tierney takes first crack at unscripted TV with foul-mouthed Alberta brothers

Jacob Tierney is used to directing actors on scripted television. But with his latest project, the creator of Crave's "Heated Rivalry" is venturing into unscripted TV for the first time, teaming up with a pair of foul-mouthed yet family-oriented brothers from Alberta.

This is how the cast of 'The Thundermans' has changed since the series premiered

This is how the cast of 'The Thundermans' has changed

Disney live-action remakes that sparked major fan backlash

Disney has spent years bringing its beloved animated classics to life in live-action, but not every remake has managed to recreate the same magic as the originals. While some live-action adaptations became huge box-office successes, others left fans feeling like the animated versions were still the better choice. One major example is 2019’s ‘The Lion King’. Featuring voice performances from Beyoncé, Donald Glover and Seth Rogen, the remake became a global hit. However, many viewers felt the film’s ultra-realistic animation style took away the emotion and personality that made the original so memorable. ‘Mulan’ also divided audiences. Directed by Niki Caro, the 2020 remake removed many of the beloved musical numbers from the animated classic, including the iconic training anthem ‘I’ll Make a Man Out of You’. Instead, the live-action chose to take a more serious approach to the legendary warrior’s story, leaving many fans divided. 2019’s ‘Dumbo’ faced criticism for expanding the short animated favorite into a much bigger story. Despite its star-studded cast, including Michael Keaton, Colin Farrell and Danny DeVito, some fans felt Tim Burton’s darker version lost the heart of the 1941 original. 2022’s ‘Pinocchio’, starring Tom Hanks as Geppetto and Cynthia Erivo as the Blue Fairy, was also criticized for its CGI and changes to the classic story. With an estimated production budget of $155 million, the remake was released exclusively on Disney+ instead of receiving a traditional theatrical release. More recently, 2025’s ‘Snow White’, starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, faced backlash over creative choices, including Disney’s decision to portray the seven dwarfs using CGI. During an interview with podcaster Marc Maron, ‘Game of Thrones’ actor Peter Dinklage also criticized the remake, calling the approach “backwards” and arguing that it reinforced outdated stereotypes.

Bill Burr responds to conservative reactions over Snow White

A comedic take on cultural debates surrounding a modern film discussion

10 Bollywood movies releasing in 2026 that fans can’t stop talking about

The cinema halls are packed again and Bollywood is bringing out its biggest guns for a massive year

Cutting Edge Group acquires music rights of composer Brian Tyler

Cutting Edge Group acquires the music rights and royalties of composer Brian Tyler, marking one of the largest deals with a single film composer. Cutting Edge Group (CEG), a leading investor in and manager of media music rights, has announced the acquisition of the music rights and royalty streams to Brian Tyler’s catalog of blockbuster […]

Tom Cruise’s radical 'Digger' role fuels Oscar buzz

Trailer unveils transformation: Cruise appears almost unrecognizable as Digger Rockwell, a southern-accented, balding oil tycoon whose company triggers a global ecological disaster. Collaboration decades in making: Cruise’s admiration for Iñárritu’s 'Amores Perros' led to their first project together, with the director calling Cruise’s transformation 'astonishing.' Oscar prospects rise: Given the Academy’s fondness for transformative roles, 'Digger' could be the performance that earns Cruise his first competitive Oscar.

Showtime on the Celebrity Reflection!

International superstar DJ Benny Benassi coming to Windsor

The festivals of Europe, nightclubs of Las Vegas, and a parking garage in downtown Windsor.

The best television performances of the 21st century

Devastated Kevin Bacon breaks silence on Footloose icon Bonnie Tyler's shock death at 75

Kevin Bacon has broken his silence on iconic singer Bonnie Tyler's death over four decades after they both worked on Footloose.

American Horror Story fans threaten to boycott show after 'Ariana Grande drops out'

The singer was announced as part of the cast last year.

Sonic's last life (ALL EPISODES)

It was just a regular day for Sonic the Hedgehog and his trusty sidekick Tails. They were fighting the mean ol’ Dr Robotnik a.k.a. Dr Eggman… y’know, like they always do. And then… well… let’s just say this particular Sonic adventure came to a close. But that’s only half the story. Because, as the Blue Blur discovers – and you will too – there is an afterlife in the Green Hill Zone. It’s grey, has an interior design heavily inspired by chequerboard, and featured a lot of Sonics. Like, a lot. But, hey, why not watch this Sonic video and see it all for yourself. Sit back, relax, and enjoy Sonic’s Last Life.

Dwayne Johnson reveals plans for his Broadway debut

Dwayne Johnson reveals he’s been trying to make his Broadway debut for years - ‘I’m not letting that dream go,’ said the actor

Only fans can solve this movie puzzle

A challenging movie puzzle designed for entertainment lovers and trivia fans. Put your film knowledge to the test with these tricky clues. #MovieTrivia #FilmChallenge #QuizTime

10 'SNL' hosts who also served as their own musical guest

Hosting SNL is tough enough. These legendary performers also served as the musical guest.

Why Rush Hour 4 is the sequel Hollywood desperately needs now

The Fung Bros explain why the long-awaited Rush Hour 4 could revitalize Asian representation and the action-comedy genre in the modern Hollywood landscape.

Lana Del Rey gives rare glimpse at married life with gator swamp guide ahead of anniversary

The Born To Die hitmaker, 41, made headlines when she tied the knot with Dufrene - a 51-year-old alligator swamp tour guide from Louisiana - after just a few months of dating in September 2024.

Bonnie Tyler’s chaotic Never Mind the Buzzcocks episode will go down in TV history

‘No drugs. Red, red wine. I love my red wine,’ said Tyler.

Emma Bunton reveals she was invited to Taylor Swift's 'absolutely beautiful' wedding

Emma Bunton has revealed she was at Taylor Swift's 'absolutely beautiful' wedding to Travis Kelce on Friday.

Famous models turned musicians

It is safe to say that many famous women stared their careers as models. It's common to find actresses who used to be models, for instance. But what about music? Some models have indeed found success as singers and musicians, while others, not so much. In fact, many models' musical careers never really took off. Yet there are also some success stories that are worth revisiting. Browse through the following gallery and get to know the models who've dabbled in music.

Terminator star Edward Furlong heads to Australia for Comic Con but looks very different

Edward Furlong is headed to Australia later this month - and is almost unrecognisable from when he starred with Arnold Schwarzenegger in Terminator 2.

15 Billy Joel facts that might surprise even his biggest fans

The Piano Man's career hides stranger turns than you'd guess. One involves a ghost and a hairbrush.

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Real Housewives of London season 2 launch date confirmed as cast drama teased

The Real Housewives of London are back (to Paddington) and ready for action, with season two launching on Hayu on 7 September. The series launched last year as streaming service Hayu’s first original series, and the third UK-based Real Hosuewives franchise after ITV’s RHOCheshire and RHOJersey. The six ladies – Juliet Angus, Amanda Cronin, Karen […]

Tom Cruise, IShowSpeed and Post Malone join the World Cup closing ceremony's cast

NEW YORK (AP) — A wide array of performers, from actor Tom Cruise to streamer IShowSpeed, will help close out the World Cup, FIFA announced Tuesday.

Henry Cavill’s new 105-minute action-adventure film has officially become the most-watched movie on Netflix

Henry Cavill is back on our screens and fans are absolutely loving it. He returned as Sherlock Holmes

Old Fortnite battle passes are returning - and players are losing it

Fortnite’s newest update adds five new Sprites, rare variants, Olivia Rodrigo as an NPC, Supergirl, returning battle pass items, and powerful new consumables. One player races to collect every Sprite, discovers that golden fishing holes can drop insane loot, extracts a rare Boss Sprite, and nearly loses it after missing a Gummy Sprite.

Actors who hated their iconic on-screen costumes

Part of the magic of being an actor is completely disappearing into a role. Sometimes, however, that magic act relies heavily on a physical transformation as opposed to merely adopting new behaviorisms. Physical transformations like getting buff can have the added bonus of, well, being buff, but costumes are where things get a little annoying. And by "a little," we mean a lot. From having to sit through eight torturous hours' worth of makeup, to sweating dangerous amounts inside full-body suits during long shoot days, many actors' most iconic roles also feature the costumes they hated most. Click through to see which costumes actors hated the most, and why exactly they were so tormented by them.

'Unfilmable' Stephen King movie hits number one on HBO Max in one day

‘Unfilmable’ Stephen King movie jumps to number one on HBO Max after just one day - Based on a 1979 novel by King, the film version spent decades in development

Taylor Swift made guest demand before appearing on Graham Norton

Graham Norton has revealed the one demand Taylor Swift had when she joined his BBC show line-up late in the day last October. The recently married chart-topper appeared on The Graham Norton Show, which she has labelled one of her ‘favourite shows’, to promote her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl. But sitting on the iconic red sofa alongsid...

Sonic, Mario & Kirby hero swap!

What if you took Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Mario and Kirby out of their own games and put them in each others games? THIS. LITERALLY THIS. It’s like some outrageous Sonic vs Super Mario vs Kirby vs video games remix! This is Hero Swap. The toon explains everything, but I ain’t gonna disappoint you YouTube description enjoyers. In the above cartoon you get to see the most sedate super Sonic adventure, as the Blue Blur learns of the horrors in Dream Land. Meanwhile, Kirby heads to Super Mario World looking for some food – it is called the Mushroom Kingdom, I guess. And the red half of the Super Mario Bros looks to conquer his biggest challenge yet: one of those loops in the Green Hill Zone. THIS IS PEAK VIDEO GAMES-BASED CARTOONS, PEOPLE!

Hollywood's most infamous on-set celebrity feuds

Hollywood loves a good feud, almost as much as it loves a blockbuster, and some of the industry's biggest clashes happened long before the cameras stopped rolling. In some cases, the tension became just as famous as the movies and shows themselves. Here are some feuds destined to become part of Hollywood legend… One of Hollywood's most public clashes involved Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel during the filming of ‘The Fate of the Furious.’ In a now-infamous 2016 Instagram post, Johnson called unnamed male co-stars "candy asses" and accused them of acting unprofessionally, later confirming he meant Diesel. Johnson eventually revealed the dispute became so serious that the two stars barely worked together, citing fundamentally different views on filmmaking. Rumors of tension surrounded Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall throughout the original run of ‘Sex and the City,’ driven largely by pay disparity. Cattrall believed the cast deserved a more equal share of the show's financial success, especially after Parker became an executive producer and received a major salary increase. While the stars remained highly professional on camera, Cattrall later admitted they were never friends off-screen. The production of ‘I Love Trouble’ was just as turbulent as its title suggested. Prior to the movie's release, Julia Roberts openly described Nick Nolte as "disgusting," prompting Nolte to fire back that Roberts was "not a nice person." Constant script rewrites and last-minute improvisation only fueled the tension. The movie ultimately flopped, with critics pointing to a glaring lack of chemistry between the two leads. James Franco and Tyrese Gibson also clashed on the set of ‘Annapolis.’ Gibson claimed Franco took his Method acting too far, hitting him for real during boxing rehearsals and refusing to back off when asked. The experience frustrated Gibson so much that he famously declared he never wanted to work with Franco again. Franco later apologized, admitting he was too absorbed in his performance and should have been friendlier on set.

Famous actors who are also musicians

It takes a lot of creativity and hard work to become good at any art form. Either onstage or on-screen, acting is a very demanding job. What we see in a play or a movie is the final result of numerous hours of hard work and dedication. Actors often work long hours, and immerse themselves completely in their roles. Many times, this process takes all their energy and there’s not much more an actor can do, other than perform to the best of their ability.While this is the reality for many actors, particularly in-demand Hollywood stars, some of these talented people have found another way of getting their creative juices flowing—through music. Many noted film and television stars have harmonized their on-screen careers with musicality, resulting in varying degrees of success. From talented singers to proficient instrument players, many actors and actresses prove that talent can be transposed into other art forms.Some of these stars have taken their roles to the next level and actually sung in movies they starred in, while others have put bands together, toured, and even released albums. Some of these, in fact, have had quite a successful career in music. In this gallery you’ll find many familiar faces who dabbled into music. Some of them you might know, but some others will definitely surprise you. Scroll through the gallery to find out who’s been playing a different tune.

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Handsome singers every baby boomer woman fell in love with—but most millennial women don't even know who they are

There was a time when these singers could barely walk through an airport without being mobbed. Today, most Millennial women would scroll right past them without realizing they were once among the biggest stars (and heartthrobs) on the planet. How many do you remember?

Jesy Nelson’s ex-fiance breaks silence on split ahead of new series

Jesy Nelson’s ex-fiancé speaks out about split ahead of new Prime Video series - The documentary series has been billed by Prime Video as a ‘raw and powerful’ look at the Little Mix star

Chloe Sevigny's lookalike son Vanja, six, wins hearts as he carries her train on red carpet debut

The 51-year-old actress was joined by her rarely-seen son Vanja, six, at the premiere of The Five Star Weekend in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

Hollywood stars who made successful comebacks through television

Then, against all odds, a single television role changed everything, turning forgotten favorites into award winners, household names, and pop culture sensations once again. These remarkable comebacks prove that sometimes the biggest second act happens on the small screen.

Every star tipped for I’m a Celebrity 2026 so far including Gavin and Stacey icon

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! will be back before you know it.

Will Ferrell thought Elf would end his career

Will Ferrell’s 2003 holiday comedy Elf is widely considered a Christmas classic, but the actor once feared the movie would completely ruin his career. In this video, we dive into Ferrell’s hilarious behind-the-scenes doubts, from the embarrassment of running around New York City in yellow tights to the awkward encounters with fans who wondered if he was doing okay. We also break down co-star James Caan's surprising confession at the film’s premiere and how a movie that seemed so risky on paper turned into one of the most successful holiday films of all time. Like, follow, and stay tuned for more entertainment updates.

Actors who have songs named after them

Many homages are paid to various individuals across the artistic world in one way or another. Often such homages are dedicated to someone of cultural significance, whether that be a historical figure, a musician, or even an actor! These musicians gave the ultimate dedication by using these actors for the titles of their songs. Find out more information about the musicians and their songs by reading through this gallery!

The most surprising celebrity cameos in movie & TV shows

Sometimes the biggest surprises on screen come from the shortest appearances. Over the years, some of the world’s biggest stars have popped up in movies and TV shows in roles fans never saw coming, from playing themselves to taking on completely unexpected characters. One unforgettable cameo came from former First Lady Michelle Obama, who appeared on Nickelodeon’s ‘iCarly’ in 2012. Playing herself, she revealed in the episode that she and her daughters were fans of the show, creating a memorable moment for viewers. David Bowie also delivered one of the most iconic celebrity appearances in comedy history when he appeared in 2001’s ‘Zoolander’. Playing himself, the music legend stepped in as the judge of the movie’s famous “walk-off” competition between Derek Zoolander and Hansel, turning an already ridiculous scene into an unforgettable moment. Bill Murray’s surprise appearance in 2009’s ‘Zombieland’ became another fan-favorite cameo. Playing a fictionalized version of himself, the comedy legend embraced the movie’s chaotic zombie world with a hilarious and unexpected twist. Other stars who shocked audiences with memorable cameos include Glenn Close, who appeared as a male pirate in Steven Spielberg’s 1991 film ‘Hook’. Hidden beneath a grey beard and mustache, she was almost completely unrecognizable, and viewers could easily miss her. And finally, pop icon Prince surprised fans with his appearance on ‘New Girl’ in 2014. In the episode, Jess and Cece are invited to his mansion for a party, only for Prince himself to appear and offer the characters unexpected relationship advice. The episode went on to become the show’s most-watched episode ever, attracting 26.3 million viewers.

ESPYs comedian brutally mocks Tiger Woods' arrest and Bill Belichick's romance with Jordon Hudson

Hernandez took to the stage in New York with hundreds of sports stars and celebrities in the crowd, and he didn't hold back in a brutal speech reminiscent of Shane Gillis' 2025 version.

Actors reveal their best and worst on-screen kisses

Despite how it may look in the final cut, on-screen kisses are rarely romantic. Add a huge film crew and multiple takes, and the intimate moments are anything but. Some actors are very professional and do their best to make their co-star comfortable, but others aren't so considerate. In fact, some go out of their way to make it terrible! Click through the following gallery to see who got a five-star review, and who needed a breath mint!

Sydney Sweeney looks unrecognizable in her new movie role

Sydney Sweeney is turning heads with a dramatic new look for her upcoming neo-Western thriller Americana. Trading her signature glam for copper-red hair, blunt bangs, and natural freckles, Sweeney completely transforms into Penny Jo Poplin, a small-town waitress caught in a dangerous hunt for a stolen artifact. From the intense drama of Euphoria to the romantic chaos of Anyone But You, Sydney has proven time and again that she's willing to fully commit to every role. Take a closer look at her latest transformation and the behind-the-scenes moments that showcase the hard work behind Hollywood's rising superstar.

Are these the greatest baseball movies of all time?

Devo and Rick discuss the best baseball movies and decide their favourite.