Johnny Galecki Gushes Over Ex Kaley Cuoco After Alaina Meyer Split

Spoiler warning: This interview reveals plot points of “The Flight Attendant.” Merle Dandridge wanted to be a flight attendant. More specifically, she wanted to play one — the accidentally treasonous flight attendant Megan on the HBO Max hit “The Flight Attendant.” The part eventually went to Rosie Perez, but Dandridge’s audition was so memorable that the production brought her back for another part entirely, that of F.B.I.

broke down the ending of 's first season, which gave Cassie a relatively happy ending as she chose to close the door on her past and work on her sobriety in order to move forward.«It was important to us to tell a story in eight episodes that had a beginning, middle and an end,» he told ET. «From the very beginning, we were like, we're going to get to the end of Cassie's emotional journey across these eight episodes and we're going to get the end of the mystery of Alex Sokolov.

Kate Aurthur editorThe day after “The Flight Attendant” season finale premiered on HBO Max, the streaming service announced Friday it was renewing the Kaley Cuoco-starring series, which appears anecdotally to be the nascent streaming service’s first-word-of-mouth hit. The stylish, eight-episode dramedy thriller premiered to strong reviews on Nov.

Kaley Cuoco took an unexpected trip down memory lane during her December 15 appearance on Watch What Happens Live. The Flight Attendant star, 35, received some fan questions during her visit with host Andy Cohen and one of them completely caught her off guard. One longtime admirer had a question for Kaley regarding her brief 2013 romance with Man of Steel star Henry Cavill. “Is the ‘Man of Steel’ really made of steel?”

Kaley Cuoco managed to avoid a question about her ex Henry Cavill in the funniest way possible.Cuoco, 35, was asked to answer a series of fan-submitted questions during a virtual appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on Tuesday, December 15.

Kaley Cuoco is keeping mum about her old relationships.

Did you forget about Kaley Cuoco and Henry Cavill‘s two-week long relationship in 2013!? Well, she just commented on it!

 Kaley Cuoco  and her husband, Karl Cook passed away on Wednesday. Anyone who has had a pet knows how they become a member of your family and it’s always devastating to lose them.

Kaley Cuoco and Karl Cook are in mourning.

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.

NEW YORK -- Kaley Cuoco knew she wanted to turn Chris Bohjalian’s best-selling novel “The Flight Attendant’ into a TV series when the book caught her eye online.“The cover of the book is a blonde woman. It just kind of looks like me,” she recalled in a recent interview.

Kaley Cuoco like her husband, Karl Cook, but he’s determined to introduce the world to all sides of her — even the most embarrassing.The Big Bang Theory alum, 34, laughed off the equestrian’s antics at home during an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show on Thursday, November 19, as Kelly Clarkson played a montage of photos and videos that he has taken of his wife sleeping over the years.“He’s creepy and weird,” Cuoco quipped.

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

The Flight Attendant, and you should, 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 quickly draws the viewer in as Cuoco works a flight to Bangkok and meets

Kaley Cuoco is shedding her skin as she embarks on a new series, HBO Max's dark comedic thriller a year and a half after saying goodbye to Penny, the character she's most widely known for by TV audiences around the world.«You know, I still don't know if it was right or wrong,» Cuoco told ET's Nischelle Turner in October about taking on a darker project like so soon after . «I have a very strong gut feeling, and when I saw this book and I was thinking of what the next project would be, 'Do I want