Chiwetel Ejiofor Set to Star in New Series ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’

EXCLUSIVE: Bulletproof co-creator and The Sweeney director Nick Love is developing a Troubles-set TV series with DJ Pete Tong.

In an impressive showing that signaled they want to be the new Disney+, CBS-Viacom really emboldened the notion that they will be a content force to be reckoned with in the future. During their immense Paramount+ investor day presentation, the streamer announced a massive wave of shows they’re developing based on intellectual property they own and existing feature films.

Viva la Diva! Real Housewives of New York star Luann de Lesseps took to Instagram on February 22 to share quite the scandalous photo, showing off her toned, well, everything. The cabaret singer bared-all, wearing nothing but skimpy bikini bottoms and artfully placed sea star stickers on her breasts. 

Gillian Anderson has been cast as Eleanor Roosevelt in new Showtime series The First Lady.Anderson, who recently portrayed Margaret Thatcher in Netflix‘s The Crown, is set to star alongside Viola Davis (Michelle Obama) and Michelle Pfeiffer (Betty Ford), with Susanne Bier (The Undoing) on board to direct and executive produce.The First Lady aims to reframe US politics “through the lens of the women at the heart of the White House,” according to a press release.“Gillian Anderson is an actress of

Gogglebox fans: the show is returning to our screens this week.Yep, the Channel 4 show is back on the telly this Friday (26 February) and ahead of the new series, a much-loved cast member has unveiled a jaw-dropping hair transformation.Fan favourite Ellie Warner - who has appeared on the sofa alongside her sister Izzi since 2015 - has rocked many eye-catching hairdos over the years and her latest is no exception as she’s dyed her barnet bright pink in lockdown.Ellie had been sporting blonde

direct to your inboxGogglebox is just days away from a return and that means the families are getting ready for filming. That includes Ellie Warner who appears on the Channel 4 show alongside sister Izzi.

J.J. Abrams will be returning to his roots of writing for television with the upcoming HBO Max series Subject to Change.

We never thought we’d be saying this, but Sex and the City is coming back.The show is called And Just Like That and tells the story of New York's most famous friends as they navigate life and friendship in their 50s. Here is everything we know about the reboot so far.

While Married at First Sight focusses on setting up relationships at the altar, Channel 4 are planning to turn it into a racy series to compete with ITV’s Love Island, which has always been a hit with younger viewers.The show may already be explosive with millions of viewers tuning in, but bosses want to turn up the heat even more by transforming the TV show into a more “sex-ed up” version.

EXCLUSIVE: Hillsong, the church that has had celebrity worshippers including Justin Bieber, Kevin Durant, and Selena Gomez, has been mired in scandal after its New York pastor Carl Lentz admitted an extramarital affair last year.

“The eye tattoo has a much deeper meaning once we get into it,” Gina Carano told press in 2019 about exploring her ‘Mandalorian’ character Cara Dune’s Rebel Shocktrooper backstory in a deeper way. “Obviously, it’s a Rebel tattoo, but there’s much more to that story.

The Man Who Fell To Earth.The original cult 1976 sci-fi film, directed by Nicholas Roeg, follows an alien (David Bowie) called Thomas Jerome Newton who poses as a human on Earth and tries to save his home planet – and is itself based on a 1963 novel by Walter Tevis.The new series will stream on Paramount+, with the Oscar-nominated 12 Years a Slave actor tapped to play the lead extraterrestrial role, a new and different character from that made famous by Bowie.Alex Kurtzman (Star Trek) and Jenny

Chiwetel Ejiofor will succeed David Bowie as the new Man Who Fell to Earth.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterChiwetel Ejiofor has been cast in the lead role of “The Man Who Fell to Earth” series currently in the works at Paramount Plus, Variety has learned.The series is based on Walter Tevis’ 1963 novel and the 1976 Nicolas Roeg film that starred David Bowie, both of the same name.