‘Fast 9’ Might Finally Take The Franchise To Space, Or So Teases Ludacris

Alfredo Morelos on the eve of the new season - because he's still not convinced his former club can trust their striker's discipline.The Ibrox legend believes Steven Gerrard will face a massive quandary if French outfit Lille meet the Rangers board's asking price for the Colombian.McCoist reckons Morelos will score between 25 and 30 goals this term if he stays - but only if he avoids the red cards that have plagued his career in Scotland.And he's not convinced the striker has proved that he has

After gaining international acclaim with his Cannes prize-winning family drama “Harmonium,” Japanese director Kōji Fukada returned with “A Girl Missing,” reuniting with actress Mariko Tsutsui for a slow-burning mystery thriller which premiered at Locarno Film Festival last year before going on to play at the Toronto International Film Festival and New York Film Festival. And now, the film’s (virtual) release approaches this Friday July 31st.

Kathie Lee Gifford, Kelly Ripa, and Ryan Seacrest shared tributes to their friend and former colleague Regis Philbin on Monday, and, as you might imagine, their heartfelt expressions were bittersweet. Philbin died Friday from natural causes at the age of 88.Gifford appeared on The Today Show to talk about her relationship with Philbin, with whom she hosted Live with Regis and Kathie Lee from 1988 to 2000.

Courteney Cox and boyfriend Johnny McDaid are awaiting a happy reunion. The two have been quarantined in separate countries as Cox, 56, waits out the coronavirus pandemic in America while her 44-year-old beau hunkers down in London.

Courteney Cox saw her longtime partner Johnny McDaid — and she's literally counting the days.The actress, 56, shared a screenshot from video with Johnny on Instagram on Saturday, after virtually celebrating his 44th birthday with him as they two navigate being apart because of the pandemic."It's been 133 days since we were last together. Covid sucks," she captioned the post.

Courteney Cox has seen her boyfriend, Johnny McDaid, amid the coronavirus pandemic and quarantine. The former star revealed in a birthday post dedicated to the Snow Patrol frontman that it's been «133 days since we were last together.» The two are currently quarantined in different countries.«Covid sucks.

Courteney Cox has posted a tribute to her Irish boyfriend Johnny McDaid as they continue to live apart because of Covid-19 travel restrictions.

Courteney Cox has been quite active on social media while on quarantine mode in Los Angeles. From celebrating her daughter Coco Arquette's 16th birthday to ringing in her own 56th birthday, Courteney has been keeping herself busy with some much-needed family time.

It’s been 133 days since we were last together. Covid sucks.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine and Johnny McDaid have been apart for over four months, but that didn't stop the star from giving him a birthday to remember.Taking to Instagram on Friday, on Johnny's 44th birthday, the actress shared a photo of the two enjoying a Zoom call and told her 9.8 million fans: "It's been 133 days since we were last together. COVID sucks.

World War Z author Max Brooks is taking COVID-19 as seriously as a global zombie infestation.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterIn “Archenemy,” Joe Manganiello plays Max Fist, who claims he’s a hero from another dimension who has somehow landed on Earth and been stripped of his powers.

Kylie Jenner wore a vintage Jean Paul Gaultier Fight Racism dress in her Instagram stories on July 18, 2020. Kylie posed for a video where she turned slightly from side-to-side showing off the iconic dress that was part of a cultural collection designed by Gaultier as he challenged social stereotypes and ideologies through fashion.

Todd Longwell Ask entertainment attorneys of color about diversity in their chosen profession, and you’ll hear plenty of examples about an industry that loves to talk about inclusiveness but falls short in practice.“Many times in my career, I’ve looked around a courtroom or a conference table and have not seen any other people of color, let alone women of color,” says Cassandra Seto, a partner in O’Melveny & Myers’ Century City office specializing in entertainment law who is Chinese

The “Fast & Furious” franchise has been to Los Angeles, Abu Dhabi and Tokyo, but the next film could be out of this world, literally.