Jerry Bruckheimer’s Longtime Paramount Deal Will Not Be Renewed

In 1997, an episode of “Seinfeld” introduced the world to a then-fictional non-denominational holiday known as Festivus. This year, fans are using the holiday as an opportunity to pay tribute to “Seinfeld” star Jerry Stiller, who died on May 11 at the age of 92.

Jerry Stiller, who died on May 11 at the age of 92.In the episode «The Strike,» it's Stiller's character, Frank Costanza, who introduced the world to the elements of Festivus, which has since been adopted as a real holiday by those who want to enjoy the season without the commercialism or religious undertones.Festivus, celebrated on Dec.

Netflix star Jerry Harris has pleaded not guilty to felonies in his child pornography case. The 21-year-old, who gained notoriety for his role in the popular docuseries "Cheer," pleaded not guilty in an arraignment hearing in the Northern District of Illinois last week, court records obtained by Fox News show.

Jerry Harris, star of the Netflix original docuseries Cheer, has pleaded not guilty to multiple felony charges of sexual misconduct, Entertainment Weekly reported on Tuesday (December 22).

Cheer star Jerry Harris has pleaded not guilty to several felony charges of sexual misconduct.The cheerleader and TV personality had been accused of soliciting sex from minors, and has now entered a not guilty plea to a total of seven charges.Entertainment Tonight reports that a number of legal documents confirm that Harris did not physically appear in court on Thursday (December 17) when entering his plea.The charges include four counts of sexual exploitation of children, one count of receiving

Jerry Harris, star of the Netflix docuseries, has pleaded not guilty to multiple felony charges.

A Minnesota state senator who recently contracted COVID-19 died Friday of complications from the disease. First-term Republican Sen.

EXCLUSIVE: Liza Koshy, co-creator, executive producer, and star of YouTube series, Liza on Demand, has signed an overall deal with Westbrook Inc., the recently launched media company founded by Jada Pinkett Smith, Will Smith, Miguel Melendez, and Ko Yada.

Cheer star Jerry Harris has been indicted on new charges alleging that he solicited sex from minors.The star of the Netflix docuseries was previously arrested and charged in September for the production of child pornography after allegedly enticing an underage boy to produce sexually explicit videos and photos of himself.A new seven-count indictment filed in the US District Court in northern Illinois was released last week, stemming from alleged incidents involving four minors between August

Jerry Harris, famous for his run starring on the popular Netflix docu-series Cheer about a junior college cheerleading team in Texas, is facing new charges in a court of law.

Jerry Harris on Thursday was charged with seven additional counts of sex crimes involving minors. TheCheerstar was charged inSeptember federally withproducing child pornography.

Jerry Harris, a star of the popular Netflix docuseries "Cheer," is facing seven new sex crime and child pornography charges. A special January 2020 grand jury in the Northern District of Illinois filed an indictment against Harris, 21, of Naperville, Ill., on Friday.This comes nearly three months after Harris was arrested on a federal child pornography charge.

USA Today reported. In September, the FBI raided Harris’ home in Naperville and arrested him on federal child porn charges.

Jerry Harris is facing seven new charges in his child pornography case.

UPDATED: 3:46 PM: Jerry Harris, a star of Netflix’s 2020 docuseries Cheer, is facing additional federal charges of child sexual exploitation. The seven new counts involve five minors in Texas, Florida and Illinois.

Jerry Harris is now facing more charges for alleged sex crimes, People is reporting.

Jerry Falwell Jr. has dropped a lawsuit against his former employer Liberty University that alleged the Christian school defamed him after he resigned as president amid a salacious sex scandal.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaJerry Bruckheimer’s first-look deal with Paramount Pictures is set to expire in February and will not be renewed.That makes the superstar producer of the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise a free agent. Bruckheimer first signed a pact with Paramount in 2013, leaving Disney where he had been housed for two decades.