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British actor Dominic West has come forward in solidarity with his former co-star Ruth Wilson’s criticisms of the hit drama series “The Affair.” West, known for his roles in “The Wire” and “The Crown,” filmed five seasons of the show but Wilson was written out after the fourth season. Wilson, who reportedly signed a non-disclosure

RuPaul’s Drag Race has transcended the realm of reality TV competition and has become a cultural phenomenon in its own right. The show not only entertains audiences with fierce lip-sync battles and runway challenges but also serves as a platform for celebrating the artistic prowess of drag queens from diverse backgrounds. Contestants on the show

Giancarlo Esposito, now known as a big star in the entertainment industry, recently opened up about a dark period in his life during the aughts. In 2008, he found himself struggling to make ends meet and even contemplated committing insurance fraud as a way to provide for his family. The level of desperation he experienced

After being attacked by former President Donald Trump on Truth Social, Jimmy Kimmel found himself in the spotlight once again. Trump labeled Kimmel as a “FOOL” and the “WORST HOST EVER OF THE ONCE VAUNTED ACADEMY AWARDS.” However, instead of taking offense, Kimmel responded humorously to these comments. He even mentioned that he wasn’t planning

Seth MacFarlane recently shared his thoughts on the possibility of ending Family Guy after 22 seasons. In a new interview, the creator and star of the show discussed the reasons behind its continuous success and whether there is a point where they should consider wrapping it up. MacFarlane mentioned that, at this point, he sees

Caitlin Clark has made a significant impact on the world of women’s basketball with her remarkable performance at the University of Iowa. Her record-breaking college career has captured the attention of fans and critics alike, solidifying her as a top prospect in the WNBA Draft. Clark’s selection as the No. 1 pick by the Indiana

John Oliver, in his signature satirical style, took a humorous jab at the idea of Stanley Tucci hosting Last Week Tonight. While discussing serious topics like Medicaid, Oliver made it clear that his show’s purpose was not to make viewers feel good, as that role would be better suited for someone like Tucci. He joked,

Bill Pullman, a veteran actor, delved into the intricate world of psychology while preparing for his role in the movie “Murdaugh Murders.” He found himself analyzing the behavior of Alex Murdaugh, a personal injury attorney found guilty in a double homicide case involving his wife and son. Pullman highlighted the importance of real transcripts in

The upcoming 30 for 30 documentary by ESPN Films will shine a new light on the extraordinary life of Stuart Scott. Directed by Andre Gaines, the film delves into the groundbreaking broadcaster’s journey in the sports media world. Scott challenged the status quo of on-air personalities by infusing hip-hop and Black culture into his work,

After more than two decades at Warner Bros. Unscripted Television/Telepictures, Mary Connelly has announced her departure as executive producer and co-showrunner of The Jennifer Hudson Show. In an emotional announcement to the show’s staff and crew, Connelly stated that she felt it was the right time to leave as the show has found its footing