‘Done!’ Aoibhín Garrihy says she’s ‘delighted’ to have three girls

With this week’s ninth episode of “What If?” the MCU’s first animated adventure said goodbye to Season 1. But never fear, the multiversal series is set to return for Season 2 soon enough.

Queen Latifah has always wanted to work with Adam Sandler.

The plot thickens! A new trailer for Michelle Young‘s upcoming season of The Bachelorette gave fans a first look at season 26 Bachelor Clayton Echard — and offered a few hints about how far he got in his first Bachelor Nation competition.

Michelle Young's journey for love is fast approaching! At the end of Tuesday's season finale of , fans got a peek at the teacher's upcoming season of The Bachelorette, and viewers are in for a wild ride.Among the standout moments in the lengthy sneak peek is the appearance of Clayton Echard, who's rumored to be the next Bachelor. Clayton seemingly confirmed reports of his casting while speaking to a crowd last month, but ABC has yet to comment on the speculation.

Olivia Rodrigo is not here for anyone trying to discredit her work or the work of any other young woman for that matter.

 dinner party without a little awkward conversation. ET has your exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday night's season finale, which finds the cast gathered to celebrate the Chinese New Year with newest Housewife Crystal Kung Minkoff.

Tony Bennett‘s wife is opening up about his battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

Gayle King is still testing out grandma names.The 66-year-old co-host became a grandmother last month, after her daughter, Kirby Bumpus, gave birth to a son named Luca Lynn Miller. However, as she told ET's Lauren Zima at Variety's Power of Women event, she doesn't like to be called grandma.«I'm trying to decide.

If that’s what they say, then maybe look outside Florida!

Everybody makes mistakes. Following Lexi Wilson‘s difficult time on Below Deck Mediterranean, Captain Sandy Yawn exclusively told Us Weekly that it wasn’t as simple as firing her after her first crew dispute.

“The chickens have truly come home to roost” says Britney Spears today in the latest court filing by the one-time Princess of Pop slamming her father and demanding his exit from the coercive conservatorship that has ruled her life and career for over a decade.

More to the story. Will Smith reflected on the highs and lows of his marriage to Jada Pinkett Smith — admitting the actress isn’t the only one to have an extramarital affair.

being reported missing last Friday following a recent COVID-19 hospitalization. In an on-camera interview with TMZ on Sunday, Price said she “was never missing” and explained that she was taking time to recover following a near-death experience in the hospital.

Nick Cannon is getting candid about whether he plans on having more children anytime soon.

Daily Mail) that the search for the next James Bond won’t begin until 2022.“Oh, God no,” Broccoli said on the program when asked if they’ve already decided who’s playing Bond after Craig. “We’re not thinking about it at all.

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Manori Ravindran International EditorJames Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, the long-time custodians of the iconic spy, have said the prospect of replacing Daniel Craig isn’t something they’re entertaining until 2022.In an interview on BBC Radio 4’s popular Today program on Monday morning, the half-siblings and heads of Bond outfit Eon Productions were asked if they have decided who might replace Craig’s 007 .“Oh God no,” said Broccoli.

Marvel Cinematic Universe, saying many movies are “cut and paste” jobs.The director, known for Arrival, Blade Runner 2049 and the upcoming Dune, commented on the relevance of big budget studio productions – stating that while Marvel movies “have turned us into zombies a bit”, there’s still expensive movies of “great value” out there.Speaking to El Mundo (via IndieWire), Villeneuve said: “Perhaps the problem is that we are in front of too many Marvel movies that are nothing more than a ‘cut and

IATSE president Matthew Loeb said Wednesday that ongoing contract negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers have reached a “critical juncture,” and that “if the mega-corporations that make up the AMPTP remain unwilling to address our core priorities and treat workers with human dignity, it is going to take the combined solidarity of all of us to change their minds.”