Cynthia Erivo To Lead 'Talent Show' Movie From Universal

The annual Late Late Toy Show will begin accepting applications for performers and toy testers from today.

Jared Leto‘s Tron movie will be moving forward once again, as Disney has hired a director to helm the project.

here to complete the application form and hopefully, we’ll see your little stars on the telly come November.The 2020 Late Late Toy Show will take place on November 27 this year and we can’t wait.Speaking about the show, host Ryan Tubridy previously divulged that it would be the ‘most remarkable’ one ever.He told his RTÉ Radio 1 listeners: ‘It’s arguably going to be the most important Toy Show I’ve ever done, and by I, I mean we, and I will not let you down, that is the truth.’ 

SAS soldier who was a bodyguard for Sir Billy Connolly has been laid to rest in a poignant ceremony in Thailand. David Penman was renowned for his bravery after he pulled an injured comrade from a burning plane in 1999.

pronounced Yosemite as “Yo, Semites.”Also Read: Watch Trump Pronounce 'Yosemite' as 'Yo-Semites' (Video)“Yo, Semites, who wants to take a trip to Thighland?” the journalist Lesley Abravanel tweeted.“When you see ‘Thighland’ trending there are really only two options. An infomercial gone horribly wrong.

Either Donald Trump read phonetically off a teleprompter or he had upper legs on the brain with a word gaff while on the campaign trail in Clyde, OH on Aug. 6.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefSeveral dozen young protesters took to the streets of Bangkok on Monday dressed in Harry Potter costumes.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorAfter a two-year hiatus, Wynonna Earp is back with solid viewership for its Season 4 premiere. Sunday’s debut episode delivered 656,000 total viewers in L+3, up 11% from the Season 3 premiere, according to Nielsen.

“Wynonna Earp” star Melanie Scrofano was joined by other members of the cast and showrunner Emily Andras for a virtual Comic-Con @ Home panel on Saturday.

Wynonna Earp after two years off the air, a new HBO Sports documentary about the mental health challenges faced by Olympic athletes, and an Australian/British dramedy about starting over.If this isn't enough and you're looking for even more hand-picked recommendations, sign up for our free, daily, spam-free Watch This Now newsletter that delivers the best TV show picks straight to your inbox, or check out the best shows and movies this month on Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime. Season 4 premiere

Emily Andras exclusively says in the latest issue of Us Weekly. “Certainly, the scripts are going to have to be rewritten to somewhat address that and we’re really working together as a team to come up with sort of clever ways to make sure you’re getting the show you love.”Luckily, the sixth episode that will now act as the unplanned “midseason finale” works, Andras says, explaining that as a way “the universe took kindness” on the writers.“The end of episode six is a really natural break.

1. Wynonna EarpSeason 4 debut Newly gunless, demon hunter Wynonna Earp (Melanie Scrofano) races to find a way into the Garden of Eden before her sister, Waverly (Dominique Provost-Chalkley), is trapped there forever as the supernatural Western returns.When: Sunday on CTV Sci-Fi Channel

Video of the announcement showing the raucous crowd screaming and cheering in excitement might as well be from another lifetime — especially compared to this weekend’s more subdued virtual [email protected] panels. “I feel like it was greenlit in the ’80s,” Andras joked.

Wynonna Earp returns after nearly two years off the air on Sunday, July 26, and it’ll be well worth the wait, creator Emily Andras says in the latest issue of Us Weekly, on newsstands now.“We pick up almost immediately after season 3. We make a little joke that while that may feel immediate to the characters, it’s been a little bit longer for the fans, so there’s a little wink there,” the writer tells Us exclusively.

[Warning: The following contains light spoilers for Season 4 of Wynonna Earp. Read at your own risk!]It goes without saying that this year has been a difficult and unrelenting one for many people.

“Wynonna Earp” returns Sunday night on Syfy — two years after its Season 3 finale.The long delay was caused by financial troubles at IDW Entertainment, which produces the supernatural Western series, says creator/showrunner Emily Andras.“It was insane,” Andras tells The Post. “I feel like ‘Wynonna Earp’ has always been cursed but [also] blessed.

Cynthia Erivo, the Tony, Emmy and Grammy Award winner who was Oscar-nominated for her work in 2019’s Harriet, has come aboard Talent Show, a musical drama set up at Universal. Gandja Monteiro (Vida, The Chi) will direct the project, which is based on an idea by Duane Adler, the Save the Last Dance scribe who originated the Step Up franchise.

Cynthia Erivo, the Tony, Emmy and Grammy Award winner who was Oscar-nominated for her work in 2019’s Harriet, has come aboard Talent Show, a musical drama set up at Universal.