Griffin Matthews on 'Flight Attendant' and Life-Changing Experience on 'Dear White People' (Exclusive)

The failure of “Solo: A Star Wars” series was a huge blow for Lucasfilm, their first big defeat after years of Midas Touch-hits. But people liked, at least, most of the characters.

Lando, another Disney+ Star Wars series based on the Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi scoundrel Lando Calrissian is in the works, per Lucasfilm Boss Kathleen Kennedy.

Lando Calrissian will return in “Lando,” a brand-new event series for Disney Plus. Justin Simien is in the early stages of developing the project.The project was announced at Disney’s Investor day.More to come…

Drew Barrymore is opening up about the life-changing advice that she received from Neil Patrick Harris‘ husband David Burtka.

There are just three more episodes left of The Flight Attendant and everyone is on the edge of their seats to find out what happens!

Rosie Perez had her own frightening experience with COVID-19, even before the United States battled the deadly disease.It was this time last year that the actress was fighting for her life inside a Bangkok hospital. Perez, 56, caught the coronavirus while she was shooting, and now she's sharing her terrifying health scare with ET.«I end up being severely ill to the point where they had to bring a doctor on set,» Perez told ET's Kevin Frazier.

HBO Max’s The Flight Attendant, which focuses on the mystery of who brutally murdered Michiel Huisman‘s Alex Sokolov, is based on the 2018 novel by Chris Bohjalian. In the series, party-animal flight attendant Cassie Bowden (Kaley Cuoco) wakes up next to Alex after a drunken night in Bangkok.

There are now five episodes of Kaley Cuoco‘s show The Flight Attendant streaming on HBO Max and the season finale will be here very soon!

HBO Max series — currently airing on Thursdays — as Megan Briscoe, a flight attendant harboring secrets. Based on a 2018 novel, it follows Cassie Bowden (Kaley Cuoco, also an executive producer), a party girl with the titular job who lives a carefree life full of booze and forgettable one-night stands.

Rosie Perez remembers her Covid-19 diagnosis in the early days of the pandemic as so “terrifying” she pleaded with her manager, “Don’t let me die in Bangkok.”

Rosie Perez has revealed she had coronavirus.

The first three episodes of Kaley Cuoco‘s new HBO Max series The Flight Attendant premiered on Thanksgiving Day and fans can’t get enough of the new show!

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the first three episodes of “The Flight Attendant,” streaming now on HBO Max.When you pick up Chris Bohjalian’s 2018 novel “The Flight Attendant,” one of the first things you notice about its titular character Cassie is that she has a deep sense of awareness about her alcoholism that comes with some shame and self-loathing.

too easy, with a casual eye-roll there or a sarcastic comeback there. In truth, her performance was nuanced—comedic timing remains an under-appreciated skill.Now, as is about to, ahem, take flight, critics are lauding her and giving back-handed compliments that she's in her first major role since Big Bang.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThe first few minutes of “The Flight Attendant” are as vivid and glamorous as the life Cassie Bowden (Kaley Cuoco) projects to the world as she travels it. She hops from one blurry night out to the next, trading cities and men with practiced abandon.

Summer has come late (or perhaps early) to HBO Max with the arrival of the lively new thriller/dramedy The Flight Attendant. A fast-moving mystery anchored by Kaley Cuoco's versatile lead performance, The Flight Attendant is the TV equivalent of a beach read, pure and simple.

The Flight Attendant, and you should (and you can now, as HBO Max has released the first episode early!), you may be surprised to see Kaley Cuoco playing a role markedly different from Penny on The Big Bang Theory. Cuoco's choice to play Cassie Bowden, the titular flight attendant who travels and parties internationally, is a shrewd and unexpected follow-up to the broad comedy that catapulted her to stardom. Adapted from Chris Bohjalian's best-selling novel of the same name, the miniseries