’12 Mighty Orphans’ Review: Luke Wilson and Martin Sheen Topline This Solid Underdog Texas Football Drama

Lily Rabe has been tapped to star as Betty Gore in HBO Max’s limited series Love and Death.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla “The Undoing” and “The Underground Railroad” regular Lily Rabe has been cast opposite “Fargo” and “Black Mirror” star Jesse Plemons in the HBO Max original limited series “Love and Death.” The show follows two church-going couples, enjoying small-town family life in Texas (at least they do until somebody picks up an axe).

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Beachgoers were in for a bit of a shock during their visit to Lake Tahoe!

Good Morning Britain stand in Martin Lewis and Susanna Reid shared tales of being recognised by fans after watching a shocking video of Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty being physically attacked in the street. Money guru Martin, who is serving as Susanna's co-host for a short guest stint, revealed his own terrifying experience with a fan who had abused him in front of his three-year-old daughter.

tWitch is once again hosting “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” where he welcomed Casey Wilson and Ashley Graham.

Natalie Oganesyan editorHulu’s upcoming comedy series “Only Murders in the Building” has dropped its first teaser, following three strangers obsessed with true crime, portrayed by Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez.

Hulu released the teaser for “Only Murders in the Building” on Tuesday, a comedic murder-mystery series starring Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez as Manhattan neighbors who come together to solve a grisly death in their building, based on their shared love of true crime.“How well do you know your neighbors? You see many of them every day, but have you ever wondered what goes on behind their doors?” Charles (Martin) says in a voiceover, before we see him and his neighbors Oliver

Luke Wilson is sharing his thoughts on joining the cast of Legally Blonde 3!

well told.The postscript — that he's a survivor nearing age 80 who appears to be supported personally and professionally in a way he never really had before — is less familiar.Despite some uncomfortable moments in “Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road,” that important update is the point of the documentary that premieres Tuesday at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York.The film's heart is a series of drives around southern California, where Wilson and Rolling Stone magazine editor Jason Fine talk,

OK, last week on weekly The Playlist Podcast, Mike DeAngelo’s interviewed Luke Wilson about his new football drama, “12 Mighty Orphans,” which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival last week. You can listen to the interview below, but we wanted to highlight a couple of interesting tidbits from it.

If bon mots were bonbons, Fran Lebowitz would be Willie Wonka.