Barney the Dinosaur has a surprisingly raunchy job in real life

George Stephanopoulos is renowned for his dry wit and he left his co-star speechless in a hilarious segment on Good Morning America this week.MORE: Inside George Stephanopoulos and Ali Wentworth's monochrome open-plan home in New YorkThe journalist celebrated Michael Strahan with the rest of the GMA stars on Monday's show, ahead of his milestone 50th birthday this weekend.During a gift exchange live on air, George told Michael that he was going to dance for him as a birthday gift.VIDEO: George

Many of us flick through social media and apps without a care in the world, but ITV2’s new series looks at the terrifying role they can play within society.True crime show Social Media Murders follows three distinctly different murder cases over three nights.

A new “Barney the Dinosaur” docuseries is set to take a look back on the rise and fall of the iconic ’90s TV show.

No, it’s not your imagination: Peacock has ordered a docuseries about Barney the Dinosaur, the iconic purple star of “Barney & Friends” that many a ’90s kid loved — and many other people loved to hate.The currently untitled three-part documentary, which has begun production and is set to debut on Peacock in 2022, “examines the rock star-like trajectory of Barney the Dinosaur, the beloved character who captured the hearts of millions of children and then became the target of hate and rage across

Joe Otterson TV ReporterA three-part documentary about Barney the Dinosaur has started production at Peacock, the streamer announced Monday.The project will examine the meteoric rise of Barney, the beloved children’s character who captured the hearts of millions of children and then became the target of hate and rage across pop culture, the early internet and playgrounds around the world.

The iconic character Barney the Dinosaur will be the subject of a three-part documentary, which has begun production at Peacock. The docu hails from Scout Productions, the executive producers of Queer Eye, Equal and The Hype, and Tommy Avallone (The Bill Murray Stories). It’s slated for premiere on Peacock in 2022.

inspired producer Shonda Rhimes to use color-blind casting for their 1813 Regency romance. A steamy streaming success was born.Lost in the buzz was one small detail: the truth.The notion that Charlotte was biracial is “a farrago of nonsense,” historian Andrew Roberts told The Post.

Is Lil Nas X the drama? He just might be!The  rapper is making an appearance on an episode of  next week, and he'll find himself in the middle of a shocking love triangle that leads to him confronting his ex-boyfriend about being married to a woman and having a son named Noah.

You season three co-stars, but only so far as they look cute together. Not the whole neighbours to lovers to attempted murder path.The pair star as Love Quinn and Theo Engler on the hit Netflix series, with the married Love having an affair with college student Theo in the recent season.

Victoria Pedretti has a real-life romance with her co-star! A source confirms to ET that Pedretti, 26, and her 27-year-old co-star, Dylan Arnold, are involved in an off-screen romance.«Victoria Pedretti and her co-star, Dylan Arnold, are dating and have been for about a few months,» the source says.Pedretti and Arnold were recently spotted running errands together in Los Angeles on Sunday with coffee and groceries in hand.Pedretti starred as Love Quinn, Joe Goldberg's (Penn Badgley) wife, on

Victoria Pedretti has a real-life romance with her “You” co-star! A source confirms to ET that Pedretti, 26, and her 27-year-old co-star, Dylan Arnold, are involved in an off-screen romance.

Victoria Pedretti has a real-life romance with her co-star! A source confirms to ET that Pedretti, 26, and her 27-year-old co-star, Dylan Arnold, are involved in an off-screen romance.«Victoria Pedretti and her co-star, Dylan Arnold, are dating and have been for about a few months,» the source says.In photos obtained by , Pedretti and Arnold were spotted running errands together in Los Angeles on Sunday.

There’s an emotional realness to singer-songwriter Billie Eilish, a disinclination to disguise experience behind euphemism or pretense.

Burna Boy has taken to social media to share his plans to host a Live Aid-style concert next year to raise money for Africa.“Sometime next year, my dream is to make a concert happen, similar to Live Aid,” started the post, with the Nigerian rapper adding that he wanted to host the event “in the biggest stadium in the UK with any/all artists who care”.The inspiration for the idea came from watching Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, which ends with their iconic performance at Wembley Stadium for

The Queen looks set to miss out on a visit from Prince Harry next month, and experts aren’t surprised.The Duke of Sussex, who lives in California with wife Meghan Markle, was said to be ‘in panic mode’ upon hearing of his grandmother’s worrying visit to hospital. But Harry’s scrapped plans to meet disabled military veterans at an Invictus Games training weekend.