Luke Grimes reveals he hasn’t spoken to his on-screen dad, Kevin Costner, since the Oscar winner left ‘Yellowstone’ in the middle of the hit series’ fifth and final season in 2024. In the interview with ‘USA Today,’ Luke adds he thinks it would be ‘cool’ if Kevin made a cameo on his ‘Yellowstone’ spin-off, ‘Marshals,’ which is currently in its second season, airing Sundays on CBS. More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQwITQ__CeH2Y_7g2xeiNDa0vQsROQQgv

Horror is having a moment — and so is the “Hartnett-aissance.”

The “Life After Lockup” star and Urker, who shared daughter Aurora, were no longer romantically involved when the latter died on Oct. 1.

The Duchess of Sussex brought her classic style to the UK.

During Wednesday night’s “A Closer Look” segment, Seth Meyers likened President Trump to Steve Carrell’s character from “Anchorman.” But, after Trump’s latest rally comments, the NBC host is rethinking his choice. During his “A Closer Look” segment on Thursday night, Meyers once again criticized the president for floating the possibility of Iran “nuking” Los Angeles or San Diego, and suggesting that that would be real trauma. “Okay, I get that you’re spinning a hypothetical scenario by saying, ‘What if they nuke LA?’ But throwing in San Diego makes it weirdly specific,” Meyers said. “You got something against San Diego, bro? You know, Wednesday’s ‘Closer Look,’ I compared you to Brick from ‘Anchorman,’ but I’m starting to think you’re actually Ron Burgundy.” At that a clip from “Anchorman” played, in which Ferrell’s character proudly declares “Go f–k yourself, San Diego.” Elsewhere in the segment, Meyers roasted Trump for bragging about filling up an arena for a midterm rally, despite being immediately fact-checked by the cameras onsite, who panned to the upper decks where there were several empty seats. “Now you might say, ‘Hey, I bet every president starts drawing smaller crowds for their rallies the longer they’re president,’ but the fact…

Which rock star’s son looks like he walked out of his old tour photos? Who turned teasing his famous dad into a whole TV show? And which soccer legend has not one, not two, but three sons who look like different versions of him? Let’s look at celebrity father-son duos who look almost exactly alike. 🍿 WATCH US ON SPOTIFY! Did you know you can now watch full OSSA videos directly inside the Spotify app? Catch your favorite stories, movie breakdowns, and pop culture deep-dives wherever you stream. 👉 Follow & Watch on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033YvJlwFiDqrezIaq7ro0 ⭐ OSSA is the best source for entertainment news about the celebrities we love. ⭐ Our YouTube channel dishes up celebrity news and gossip on the stars you admire the most. SUBSCRIBE to our channel to watch more amazing videos about celebs!

Sacha Baron Cohen has enlisted one of his other most famous characters to downplay racism concerns regarding his upcoming sequel, “Ali G: Who Iz I?” In the second trailer out Friday, the comedian brings back Borat to more or less set up the plot of the new film — complete with callback references to Kazakhstan, fake documentaries and, of course, his wife. The response comes after U.K. watchdog activists urged theaters not to screen the social satire. “There have been reportings that this film is racist. We have seen it, and sadly, it is not,” Borat says before teasing some of the other returning identities Cohen assumes in order to shoot in secret, as he did with “Who Is America?” “After twenty years spent ‘chillin’, tokin’ and bonin’,’ Ali G is shocked to discover that his long-term girlfriend, Julie, is eight months pregnant,” per the logline. “Faced with an extra mouth to feed, he gets off his batty and heads to America to reclaim his former glory… but soon encounters adversaries who will ultimately threaten his and his child’s very existence.” Morgana Robinson takes over the role as Julie, who originally appeared in Cohen’s 2002 “Ali G Indahouse.” Borat Sagdiyev,…

Nivea is on the mend. More than two months after the “Don’t Mess With My Man” singer shared that she had been diagnosed with leukemia earlier this year, she confirmed that she is now in…

When Caroline Collins sits down to anchor a livestream at Fox 26 Houston these days, reading the news is only part of her job. Collins can also find herself switching cameras, bringing up graphics and video and controlling audio while appearing on screen — effectively producing and directing the broadcast she is anchoring. In a social media post showing viewers the setup, Collins described simultaneously anchoring and “punching” her own show as “incredibly stressful.” “This is what you are going to have to do,” Collins told aspiring broadcast journalists in the video. “You’re gonna have to be your own producer, pretty much your own director, your own host on your show.” Collins, who noted that she had a support team while learning the system, is part of a broader evolution playing out in local television. As stations expand programming across streaming, digital and traditional television, some anchors are taking on production and technical responsibilities traditionally handled behind the scenes. The practice isn’t entirely new, but its growing visibility comes as broadcasters face pressure to produce more programming with leaner operations. Executives say the model gives anchors greater editorial freedom and allows newsrooms to make more efficient use of their staffs.…

Vogue speaks to the Canadian mother and grandmother, who broke the women’s world record for longest time in an abdominal plank position on Tuesday.

Journey fans are hoping for a swift recovery for Deen Castronovo. The band’s drummer suffered a medical emergency mid-show while performing alongside his bandmates at BOK Center in Tulsa Oct. 8,…

I’m going to let you in on a little secret: Somewhere in the catacombs beneath the Hollywood hills there’s a pit full of rotting videotapes. Each tape contains one of the countless forgotten made-for-tv remakes of one of the best movies ever made. It’s only there you can find the 1987 rehash of “Roman Holiday,” starring Catherine Oxenberg and Tom Conti, or the 1959 version of “The Philadelphia Story,” starring Christopher Plummer, Gig Young and Diana Lynn. This town was literally built on the bones of cheap retreads that never held a candle to the original, and there are so many that the foundation still holds strong. It’s been a while since we tossed a new half-hearted made-for-tv remake into that dank, dark oubliette, so let’s all give thanks to Ben Affleck and Netflix for their ritualistic sacrifice. The kidnapping thriller “Animals” — starring Affleck, directed by Affleck, and co-written by Affleck — is a hacky, low-rent redo of Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 classic “High and Low.” It doesn’t advertise this connection. Maybe they thought there was enough plausible deniability that they didn’t have to give Kurosawa a shout-out in the credits. Then again, that’s what Sergio Leone said when he…

Heidi Burge, the former WNBA player who’s basketball journey with twin sister Heather inspired the Disney film, ‘Double Teamed,’ has died. She was 54 years old. More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQwITQ__CeH2Y_7g2xeiNDa0vQsROQQgv

$169. That’s it. That’s how much “Charlie Harper” averaged per theater when it opened domestically on 650 screens at the end of September. A year ago, Row K Entertainment tried to make roughly $80 million in acquisitions at the Toronto International Film Festival, according to insiders. It picked up four films to distribute: “Charlie Harper,” “Dead Man’s Wire,” “Poetic License” and “Cliffhanger.” Last month, the troubled indie distributor put the last of its TIFF 2025 pickups in theaters — one of only two it actually ended up releasing. The Nick Robinson/Emilia Jones romantic drama barely grossed roughly $110,000 on its opening weekend, Row K reported. The box office blip marks the latest stumble for the troubled indie distributor co-founded by Christopher Woodrow, who made a name for himself in Hollywood running Worldview Entertainment, only to be ousted by the company over allegations of embezzlement. Row K launched in August 2025 with great fanfare, laying out plans to put out up to 10 wide releases a year, aimed at the space between studio tentpoles and boutique labels. Then reality hit. The company’s president and chief marketing officer, Megan Colligan and Ben Carlson, left in March. A company insider said some vendor…

Will Sharpe and Ayo Edebiri’s rom-com series “Prodigies” has landed a February debut at Apple TV. The series, which was created, written, directed and executive produced by Sharpe, will debut its first two episodes on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2027. The seven-episode series will roll out weekly through its finale on March 17. Produced by Sister Pictures, “Prodigies” follows two former child prodigies in their 30s, Didi (Edebiri) and Ren (Sharpe), as they reexamine the relationship they have been in since they were 9. “From London to Tokyo by way of Virginia, this unconventional take on a romantic comedy explores ideas of potential, ambition and the universal complexities of long-term relationships,” the official logline reads. “As they begin to question whether their very ordinary existence is living up to the extraordinary promise of their childhood, they find themselves in a new and terrifying kind of chaos.” In addition to Edebiri and Sharpe, “Prodigies” stars John Malkovich, Tobias Menzies, Yumi Asō, Maria Bakalova, Sophia Di Martino, Rina Sawayama, Reece Shearsmith, Dame Meera Syal and Andrene Ward-Hammond. Sharpe’s previous acting credits include Season 2 of “The White Lotus” and Lena Dunham’s “Too Much,” opposite Megan Stalter, among others. His writing credits include “Landscapers,” “The Electrical Life of…

On Oct. 9, 1971, the William Friedkin thriller starring Gene Hackman hit theaters enroute to winning the best picture Oscar.

This season saw two brands hit the top 10 list for the first time. Read on to find out which collections made Vogue readers click.

Hayden Panettiere’s ex Wladimir Klitschko said he’ll pay about $30,000 of her taxes as he seeks to be named guardian of their daughter’s estate.

Strong shoulders, legs up to there… As the designer takes his leave, see his confident and sizzling designs for Saint Laurent as photographed in Vogue.

Planning your vacation? It starts with the right fall travel outfit—we polled our editors for their go-to airport formulas.

News broke last month that the newlyweds had hit a major snag in their efforts to bulk up security around their Bratenahl estate.

The two luxury giants have signed a charter committing to clearer guidelines and safety measures for models, addressing issues around representation, sexual violence, and health.

How do you keep your energy up throughout the day? It turns out your diet plays a huge role in afternoon energy slumps Here, experts break down the best foods to eat for better focus and more energy.

Christa Pike’s aunt spoke about why she’s still alive after her execution went wrong.

Wandering down this road that we call life can bring some uninvited speed bumps. And Boy Meets World’s Will Friedle definitely did not want to spend a recent Saturday in the hospital.  “I woke up…

Hunter Biden said his dad Joe Biden’s cancer treatment is ‘like torture’ and opens up about his fear of losing his father.

Tommy Lee Jones made his first red carpet appearance in nearly three years at ‘The Lowdown’ Season 2 premiere.

Heidi Klum posed topless by the pool in a sizzling Instagram photo.

Sometimes, when you know, you know. And Bella Hadid was well aware from an early age that she had an innate sense of style.  Even before the model—celebrating her milestone 30th birthday Oct….

Mike Flanagan confirmed that his version of “Carrie” has a nod to “Scream,” which he considers to be “one of the greatest horror films ever made.”