Beloved TV Judge Frank Caprio: ‘I wear a heart under my robe’

With “The Bear” doing gangbusters over at Hulu, all eyes are on Christopher Storer and what he might do next. Well, it appears he’s ready to trade in his stories about chefs for a new story about a hitman in the upcoming film, “The Winter of Frankie Machine.”  According to Deadline, Christopher Storer has signed on to direct a new crime drama, “The Winter of Frankie Machine,” which is based on the novel by Don Winslow.

EXCLUSIVE: As his series creation The Bear turned in record Season Two ratings for Hulu, Christopher Storer is set to direct at Paramount Pictures The Winter of Frankie Machine, an adaptation of the 2006 Don Winslow novel. The film will be produced by Shane Salerno and The Story Factory, and Storer will use the Brian Koppelman & David Levien draft those writers did when Martin Scorsese was going to direct Robert De Niro in the lead role.

Frank Sinatra's former co-star Jacqueline Bisset shared insight into the musician's tough guy reputation as the two starred together in "The Detective" in the 1960s. Bisset's role was small, but she described Sinatra as "protective" of her during the time they worked together. "He wasn’t going through an easy period in his life with the breakup with his wife, but he was very protective of me," Bisset explained to Closer Weekly.

Frank Ocean has cemented himself as one of the most popular and elusive artists in the game, dropping a number of iconic projects, like nostalgia, ULTRA. and Endless.

If anyone knows what it’s like to have famous siblings, it’s the Jonas Brothers.

Summertime — and the living is easy. Whether you’re game for a glass (or bottle!) of Bethenny Frankel’s summery wine or drooling over the idea of jetting off to Robin Roberts’ go-to Turks & Caicos getaway, these star faves are all you need for an A-list season.

Kevin and Franklin Jonas to spill the beans on the upcoming season of !The brothers return as the hosts of the reality competition show — in which family members of A-list celebrities compete against one another to hide their Hollywood connections and remain in the house.ET's Cassie DiLaura got to play along when she chatted with the JoBros ahead of the season 2 premiere, and Kevin and Franklin provided her with some clues: «Oscar winner,» «loves volleyballs,» «at one point in his life, he was the captain,» and «one of the first celebrities to announce that they had COVID.»If you're playing along at home, you've probably guessed by now that the A-lister in question is Tom Hanks!«It's absurd,» Kevin said of the upcoming reveal. «When it happens, you will be pleasantly surprised how crazy it gets.

Kevin and Franklin Jonas finally put to bed the hotly contested debate on which brother is the best-looking. Or did they?Ahead of the season 2 premiere of their competition series,  on ABC, the brothers sat with ET's Cassie DiLaura and played an intense game of «Sip or Spill,» which posed the «subjective» question. And they answered.

Close friends Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire showed off the modern-day equivalent of friendship necklaces during a day out in Paris, France.

Bryan Cranston may be one of the most well known actors on television, but even he doesn't shy away from reeling in the excitement of his work just like any fan would. The actor, 67, appeared on Tuesday's installment of Watch What Happens Live, and revealed to the audience that a reboot for one of his most beloved TV shows was in the works. Malcolm in the Middle fans, time to rejoice, because the actor shared that there was a high chance the show will return in some format in the near future. When asked by the virtual audience how likely it was that a revival was in the works, he responded: "Yes, I would say, on a scale of 1-10, I'd say an 8, we'd do a reunion, movie, show, or something. "We have been working on concepts of story, plots, stuff like that.

Ben Croll The challenges, opportunities, and above all anxieties wrought by the ongoing AI revolution were on just about everyone’s mind at a business panel held at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival this week, and which kicked off with a tone-setting disclaimer.  “We do not have the answers,” said moderator Mathilde Fiquet, who is secretary general of the European Audiovisual Production Association (CEPI). “So I think we’re all going to leave with more questions than answers, but we really need to have these discussions.” “I haven’t spoken to a writer or director who isn’t absolutely terrified right now,” added Frank Spotnitz, the one-time “The X-Files” writer and “The Man in the High Castle” showrunner. “But being against AI [right now] would have been like being against automobiles or airplanes or the internet. It’s pointless; AI is coming.”

Loose Women fans will see some disruption to their viewing this week after the show was taken off air earlier on Tuesday (June 20). Ruth Langsford was back leading the panel for the second edition of the ITV show this week alongside Coleen Nolan, Frankie Bridge and Janet Street-Porter.

Raquel Leviss really did THAT!

Shannon Beador had some revelations while filming season 17 of .«I have a few a-ha moments about certain cast members and maybe what their motivations are that just kind of hit me,» she teases to ET, going on to divulge the co-star who provided the biggest a-ha moment's «last name might start with a D.»That points to Heather Dubrow, who returned to  last year and immediately faced off with Shannon, accusing her of helping to plot a takedown of Heather by bringing up a years-old lawsuit between a would-be Housewife and Heather's husband, plastic surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow.

Hollywood star Julia Roberts has sent a congratulatory message to Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola after he guided the club to its first-ever Champions League crown.

“How do people do this?” asks well-to-do New York book publisher Nicky (Luke Evans) in a state of exasperation. Nicky is in the thick of a bitter custody battle for his eight-year-old son Owen (Christopher Woodley), after Gabriel (Billy Porter), his partner of 13 years, has decided to call time on their relationship. It’s a well-worn premise in mainstream cinema — essayed most recently by Noah Baumbach’s acerbic Marriage Story, and still portrayed most famously in Robert Benton’s 1979 weepie Kramer vs. Kramer — but gay cinema has been slow to tackle the issue. With his second movie, the follow-up to the 2018 sci-fi Jonathan, Bill Oliver corrects that oversight with a beautifully judged human drama that dissects a dying marriage with humor and intelligence, drawing out an especially open and moving performance from Porter.

Tribeca Film Festival, is about a man who shaped the historical stories of the recent past: news anchor Dan Rather. “I like telling stories about ordinary people in extraordinary situations,” Marshall told TheWrap. “It’s so interesting to see how these people who are inspired and then passionate about what they want to do, how they achieve that success.” In this case, Marshall wanted to track Rather’s 60-year career in news and how he’s become just as embraced by the TikTok generation as he was when he did “60 Minutes.”“I go in completely open-minded,” Marshall said when discussing whether he approached Rather’s story with any preconceived notions.

Caleb Milligan (William Ash) had his smug smile wiped from his face in Thursday’s (June 8) edition of Emmerdale as the truth about his connection to Frank Tate and Kim’s (Claire King) revenge plan was revealed. For a one-hour episode, there was a lot to cover in Caleb’s storyline, let alone the developments elsewhere with the likes of Mandy (Lisa Riley) and Paddy (Dominic Brunt) and Charles (Kevin Mathurin) meeting his dad Victor (Eddie Osei). So, if you’re scratching your head over Caleb knowing how Frank died or you need a hand to understand how Kim worked out what Caleb was up to then sit down, we’ve got it all covered.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor ‘Shucked’ co-composer Brandy Clark says the ultimate goal of the Tony-nominated musical is to provide audiences with pure joy. Mixed in is also a big serving of queer representation. “I always think it’s hard to hate something that you know and love, and it’s a lot easier to hate something that’s just an idea or something you’ve heard about that you should be scared of,” Clark told me during a phone conversation from the Drama Desk Awards in New York City, where she and co-composer Shane McAnally were presented with the award for outstanding music. “So I think if you walk out of ‘Shucked’ with any hate in your heart, I don’t know if I can help you. You’re probably a descendant of Hitler.”

Tamra Judge turned lemons back into an orange. «You know, like a good ex that drops you, they came back,» Tamra cracks of her  comeback, two years after producers fired her following a 12-year run on the show. The years she took off proved challenging for ; COVID hit just as season 15 found its footing, forcing filming to shut down.