Malcolm Marmorstein Dies: ‘Pete’s Dragon’, ‘Dark Shadows’ Writer Was 92

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle Editor In “Wander Darkly,” Sienna Miller and Diego Luna star as a Los Angeles couple who get into a horrific car accident.What happens after the crash, isn’t entirely clear. Maybe it was a fatal crash that left one or both of them dead or maybe not.

COVID-19 has hit the set of Brad Pitt's latest movie.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaCast and crew members were sent home this week due to a coronavirus scare on the Los Angeles set of “Bullet Train,” the upcoming Brad Pitt action-thriller.The move was made after an asymptomatic crew person tested positive for COVID-19. In accordance with union protocol and out of an abundance of caution, the handful of cast and crew who had contact with the crew member went home and continued to be tested.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” is returning for a 13th season, and the brand-new cast was announced on Wednesday (November 9).

Dale Sheets, the onetime right-hand man for Lew Wasserman at MCA and Universal who went on to serve as the personal manager for such singers as Mel Tormé, Vic Damone and Patti Page, has died. He was 91.

Dale Sheets, a television pioneer and a manager for some of the top names in music, died on Monday in Los Angeles of heart failure at age 91. His death was confirmed by longtime family friend and former business associate Rob Wilcox.

Malcolm Marmorstein, a screenwriter who worked on the first season of the soap opera Dark Shadows and on films including Pete's Dragon, Return From Witch Mountain and S*P*Y*S, has died. He was 92.

Derek Hough and David Dobrik both look so suave while making their entrances on the red carpet at the 2020 American Music Awards, which is airing on Sunday (November 22) and taking place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.

Katy Perry teams up with Darius Rucker for an intimate performance of her new song, “Only Love” at the 2020 American Music Awards.

Brad Pitt channeled his inner philanthropist ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, helping deliver groceries to low-income families in South Central Los Angeles last week. Photos were released yesterday of a masked up Pitt in a white t-shirt, open black and red flannel top, and jeans, carrying boxes and produce with his fellow volunteers.

Charlie Hauck, the "deep and deeply funny" Emmy-nominated writer and producer who went from studying for the priesthood to working on such popular sitcoms as Maude, Frasier and Home Improvement, has died. He was 79.

Janet W. Lee Charlie Hauck, Emmy-nominated writer-producer of “Maude” and “Frasier,” died of complications from pancreatic cancer on Saturday at the age of 79.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticCharlie Hauck, a writer-producer who penned scripts for some of TV’s most iconic sitcoms – Maude, Frasier, Home Improvement, One Day At A Time and, under a pseudonym as a favor to Larry Gelbert, one episode of M*A*S*H – died at his Los Angeles home on Saturday, Nov. 14, of complications from pancreatic cancer.

according to the Daily Mail.And because Pitt was rocking a face mask along with a very casual outfit of jeans and a flannel, many people didn’t even recognize they were in the presence of an Oscar winner.An eyewitness told the website that Pitt was working nonstop to unload and deliver boxes to those waiting in long lines.“Brad really did seem like a hero. The man did not stop all day.

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Rest in peace, Bobby Brown Jr. The 28-year-old son of Bobby Brown died on Wednesday, according to multiple reports. ET has reached out to Bobby’s rep for comment.

Brad Pitt is giving back to families in need. The 56-year-old actor spent a day handing out boxes of groceries to low-income families in South Central Los Angeles last week.Pitt, dressed down in jeans, a white T-shirt and black-and-red flannel, dutifully continued his volunteer work as paparazzi snapped pics.