CBS' 'Ghosts' Producers and Stars on the Quirky 'Sitcom Version of a HGTV Show' (Exclusive)

READ MORE: Andrea Bocelli: Veronica explains how it works as his wife AND managerAndrea said: "The day he became taller than me, I said, 'What do you want to do in your life?' And he said, 'I would like to sing like you. ' I said, 'OK.

EXCLUSIVE:  Cruel Intentions and After We Collided filmmaker Roger Kumble is directing the Voltage Pictures YA feature adaptation of Jamie McGuire’s New York Times bestseller Beautiful Disaster. 

shot eight times while on the phone with a 911 dispatcher following a domestic dispute with his brother at the family’s home. Attorneys for Brown’s family said he had been obeying the deputy’s commands prior to the shooting and have alleged the shooting was unjustified, reports Richmond-based NBC affiliate WWBT. Brown was holding a cordless phone at the time of the shooting, but the sheriff’s deputy allegedly mistook the phone for a weapon.The lawsuit, filed in U.S.

To keep our progress, we must elect [Democratic gubernatorial nominee] @TerryMcAuliffe and Democrats up and down the ballot.”Among those endorsed alongside Roem are House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn (Fairfax Station), Delegates Lashresce Aird (Petersburg), Alex Askew (Virginia Beach), Joshua Cole (Stafford), Kelly Fowler (Virginia Beach), Wendy Gooditis (Boyce), Nancy Guy (Virginia Beach), Elizabeth Guzman (Dale City), Dan Helmer (Fairfax Station), Candi King (Dumfries), Martha Mugler (Hampton),

Melanie C is opening up about life after . The 47-year-old singer co-hosts Thursday's episode of Entertainment Tonight, and admits that «it's so, so strange» to no longer be on the competition series following her and partner Gleb Savchenko's elimination on Monday.«It's very surreal because it's really intense.

Dorinda Medley is offering superfans quite the tease of Peacock's next all-star series!«Listen, everybody misses Bluestone Manor, right?» the  alum asks of ET, speaking on the red carpet at the launch party for , Bravo's tell-all book that serves as an oral history for the pop culture phenomenon.

Most Virginians support legal equality, including marriage equality, and most Virginians believe abortion should be legal in all or most circumstances, but Youngkin continues to seek and tout endorsements from groups that oppose LGBTQ equality and want to make abortion illegal. Youngkin has told activists that he will go “on offense” against reproductive choice once elected, and he has refused to say whether he supports marriage equality.In a press release dated Oct.

Strictly Come Dancing is undoubtedly the biggest show on television and over the years it’s seen countless celebrities waltz their way to dance success. But the professionals who put them through their paces have also earned a well-deserved place in all our hearts.

One of the buses carrying Jason Aldean's touring equipment crashed on Thursday in West Virginia, just hours ahead of the country singer's scheduled performance in the state. The crash occurred around 5 a.m.Thursday on I-64 East in Huntington, according to local reports.

Jennifer Tilly as the doll’s lover and partner in crime, Tiffany Valentine. With the series finally premiering on SYFY and USA, Mancini, Dourif and Tilly open up to ET about bringing the franchise back to life.

he would not defend the state’s ban on same-sex marriage, saying he believed it violated the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S.

Real Housewives of Potomac are going from tossing salad to tossing out allegations. In ET's exclusive first look at Sunday's all-new episode, we pick up with the women (and their significant others) in the wake of the arugula altercation that played out between Mia Thronton and Candiace Dillard Bassett on the first day of the group's trip to the Chesapeake, Virginia, shore.

is hitting the road once again! The popular dancing competition's live show is set to go on tour in January, to celebrate the show's milestone 30th season.The Live Tour 2022 will kick off Jan.

Jeanie Buss, said in a statement to ET, «Wrestling’s presentation of women has long been very important to me, and we now are presenting the epitome in sports entertainment that will highlight the athleticism of these superstars as we reintroduce WOW.

Pharrell Williams has pulled his Something In The Water festival in Virginia following the fatal shooting of his cousin earlier this year.The bash was launched in 2019 and curated by Williams, but the 2020 and 2021 editions were cancelled due to COVID-19.Now, Williams has confirmed it will not be returning to Virginia Beach in 2022.“I love my city, but for far too long it has been run by and with toxic energy,” the singer wrote in a letter to Virginia Beach city manager Patrick Duhaney.

Jordan Moreau Singer Pharrell Williams may pull his Something in the Water music festival from Virginia Beach, where it was launched in 2019, due to the “toxic energy” in the city and how it handled the police killing of his cousin, Donovan Lynch, in March 2021.In a letter to Virginia Beach City Manager Patrick Duhaney on Tuesday, Williams wrote, “I love my city, but for far too long it has been run by and with toxic energy.

In March, Pharrell's 25-year-old cousin Donovan Lynch was shot and killed by police in Virginia Beach. Now, blaming "toxic energy" from city officials in the wake of his relative's death, Pharrell has announced that his music festival Something In The Water will not return to the city in 2022, and possibly ever again, according to WAVY.