Jenna Dewan Teams Up With DSW For Footwear Collection

Joanna Gaines is keeping it all in the family with the latest new show coming to Magnolia Network.

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Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman feels Dion Charles' move to Bolton Wanderers left all parties as winners.

“Superman & Lois,” Dewan is best known for the 2006 dance movie “Step Up,” and she’s also been a backup dancer for the likes of Janet Jackson and Pink. But, similar to the parents on the show, she’s also a mom to an 8-year old daughter Everly (with ex-husband Channing Tatum) and a 2-year-old son (with fiance Steve Kazee, “Shameless”). “We have a lot of spontaneous dance parties in our house.

Like mother, like daughter! Jenna Dewan’s 8-year-old child, Everly, is a dancing queen like her mom.

Dancing With the… Moms? Come Dance With Me — CBS’ all-new dancing competition show featuring child dancers who partner with a parent or loved one with no prior dance experience — premieres on Friday, April 15, and Us Weekly has an exclusive look at your new favorite series.

Jena Malone is opening up about what happened after it was reported that she chased down an alleged dog abuser in Los Angeles.

Zack Sharf “The Hunger Games” and “Sucker Punch” star Jena Malone confirmed on Twitter that she was involved in chasing down an alleged dog abuser in Los Angeles on April 5. The news was first reported by NBC Los Angeles. The actor saw a man “kicking repeatedly a small dog” and “yanking him up in the air and absolutely choking the dog.” Malone said she yelled at the man to stop choking the dog but he did not.“I got out of my car to try and get the dog but he started running,” Malone wrote.

Jena Malone to the rescue.

EXCLUSIVE: Christopher Denham (Being the Ricardos) and Josh Zuckerman (The Offer) have signed on for roles in Christopher Nolan’s film Oppenheimer for Universal Pictures, which is currently in production.

LAS VEGAS -- As John Legend was honored for his musical achievements Saturday — the night before the Grammy Awards — the singer used the Recording Academy stage to pay homage to a Black music culture that has shaped him and the wider world of music.Legend explained how Black music has set trends for listeners across the globe, speaking at the academy’s Black Music Collective event in Las Vegas, where he was given the Global Impact Award for his personal and professional achievements in the music industry.“I’m proud to celebrate and honor and cultivate our music,” Legend said at the event held the night before the Grammy Awards.“Black music is and has been the rhythm, the root, the inspiration, the innovation behind so much of the world’s popular music. It doesn’t exist without us," he said.The multi-Grammy winner applauded the efforts of the Black Music Collective, a group created in 2020 of prominent music industry leaders — including honorary chairs from Legend and producers Jimmy Jam and Quincy Jones — who are looking to find ways to drive Black representation and inclusion.

EXCLUSIVE: Ralph Adriel Johnson (Law & Order: SVU) and Brian Miskell (Sharper) are set for heavily recurring roles opposite Jesse Eisenberg in FX’s Fleishman Is in Trouble, a limited-series adaptation of Taffy Brodesser-Akner’s bestselling debut novel, which will stream on Hulu. Lizzy Caplan, Claire Danes, Adam Brody and Joy Suprano also star.

Dressed to impress! Stars brought out all the stops for Vanity Fair’s Future of Hollywood Party on Thursday, March 24. From gorgeous glam to even better fashion, the red carpet had no shortage of jaw-dropping looks. 

Vanity Fair and Lancôme Future of Hollywood party.  stepped out in a sleek black dress with sheer paneling to fully embrace the see-through trend that's been flooding our social feeds as of late. Adding to the drama of the look was a black bra top above the sheer paneling. Never one to shy away from a glam moment, the Step Up actor kept her hair in loose waves in a side part.