Ashley Judd to Star in YA Drama ‘#FBF’ (EXCLUSIVE)

It seems Demi Lovato has been iced out of an attempt to apologize to a Los Angeles frozen yogurt shop after she publicly shamed the small business for their carrying of ample sugar-free options -- and claimed they had given in to "diet culture." The Bigg Chill froyo shop took to their Instagram Story on Wednesday to address a "photoshopped" conversation, claiming Lovato had donated to the local area staple, which had apparently been circulating.  In red all capital letters, the 36-year-old

EXCLUSIVE: Camping alumna Ione Skye is set for a recurring role in NBC’s upcoming drama series La Brea.

Trigger warning: this article contains discussion of disordered eating some readers may find distressing.Demi Lovato hit the headlines over the weekend after calling out Los Angeles frozen yoghurt shop The Bigg Chill on Instagram for having “tons of sugar free cookies/other diet foods” on display.The singer, who has been open about her battle with disordered eating since rising to fame, said that her experience was “triggering” and later shared DMs she’d sent and received to staff at the store.

Piers Morgan has inserted himself into Demi Lovato’s beef with a Los Angeles frozen yogurt joint, and claimed The Bigg Chill shop is his "favorite." Lovato said on Sunday that she was "finding it extremely hard to order froyo from @thebiggchillofficial when you have to walk past tons of sugar free cookies/other diet foods before you get to the counter." She further instructed the business to "do better please" and called the yogurt shop "#dietculturevultures." Many on social media felt Lovato

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A day after CBS renewed several titles for new seasons, SEAL Team star David Boreanaz called out the cable network on social media, bringing attention to the series’ bubble status.

Gunshots were fired on Thursday in Los Angeles near the production scene of ABC police drama, "The Rookie," which created confusion among crew and talent. A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department told Fox News on Thursday that a call came in around 2:56 p.m. local time of reported gunshots in the Rampart district near the cross streets of Hartford Avenue and West 5th Street.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterUniversal Pictures has named Ashley Momtaheni and Kendel White as vice presidents of global communications.Momtaheni and White are based in Los Angeles and report to Evan Langweiler, head of global communications. The pair start their new roles this week.Their hiring comes as the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group restructures its communications department.

EXCLUSIVE: Josh McKenzie (Filthy Rich, Five Bedrooms) and Chloe De Los Santos (Fam Time, Tidelands) are set as series regulars in NBC’s upcoming drama series La Brea.

Ashley Benson and G-Eazy are officially back together as a couple, two months after they called things off.

died on Sunday. She was 30.The actress and model starred on the BET series, which ran from 2007- 2009 and followed a group of affluent Black teenagers living in the Baldwin Hills neighborhood in Los Angeles. BET addressed Taylor's untimely death in a statement released on Monday, sharing, «The entire BET family mourns the passing of one of our own, Ms.

Uzo Aduba’s Dr. Brooke Taylor has opened up shop, dealing with a trio of patients amid a global pandemic in the fourth season of HBO’s In Treatment.

Having recently wrapped a four-year stint living in Los Angeles, Josh Thomas is still trying to get comfortable in the colorful Melbourne home that he returned to earlier in 2021. The 33-year-old Australian creator and star of family dramedy Everything's Gonna Be Okay (season two premieres April 8 on Freeform and Hulu) is pulling American workdays on a 17-hour time difference — and it's starting to take a toll.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorProduction is underway on a four-episode docuseries centering on top basketball player Pau Gasol, Variety can reveal exclusively.