Mighty Ducks Star Shaun Weiss Lands First New Movie Role After Getting Sober!

Sex Education star, 36, rose to fame in Lena Dunham’s show in her twenties, playing Jessa Johansson in the HBO comedy series. Now, Jemima – who was described as ‘one of the best actresses and stars on any screen in a very long time’ by The New Yorker after her Girls debut – is bringing a Sally Rooney novel to the small screen. In Conversations with Friends, she will play Melissa, a writer stuck in a loveless marriage with Nick, who is played by Joe Alwyn.

Rhea Perlman didn’t think twice about having one for the road. The actress played head waitress Carla in the hit sitcom "Cheers," which ran for 11 seasons from 1982 to 1993. "I remember we were all going, ‘Should we do another year? It’s been 11 years,’" the 74-year-old recalled to People magazine on Thursday.

It’s ALL Possible.”Accor has a portfolio of more than 5,300 properties across 40-plus brands including Fairmont, Raffles, the Plaza and the Orient Express. The campaign hopes to inject travel with a dose of Hollywood glamour to get people excited about globetrotting post-pandemic.The Los Angeles-based Chopra Jonas spoke to The Post about her latest role, her favorite places in New York and the destinations she can’t wait to visit — some for the first time and others, once again.The service, the food, the atmosphere — all of these matter, of course, but I would give complete priority to the service. I’m from Asia, and we have a strong culture of hospitality there.I lived in both Tribeca and the Upper East Side, and I have to say that I loved the neighborhood and residential feel of being uptown the most.The Plaza is obviously a special place for me given my time there.

Puppy makes six! Sean Lowe and wife Catherine Giudici introduced their fans to the newest member of their family — a Bullmastiff pup.

Thandiwe Newton made her first social media post since the alleged drama on set of Magic Mike’s Last Dance.

It’s the little things. Julianne Hough reflected on fresh starts in her new home following her divorce from Brooks Laich.

Frasier has gone viral thanks to some added grunge music.The premise of the viral clip imagines if Frasier Crane ever listened to grunge in the 1990s. As the show was set in Seattle, it nods to the city’s grunge scene that was happening at the same time.It comes with a fuzzy guitar cover of the famous opening theme ‘Tossed Salad And Scrambled Eggs’ and begins with Frasier announcing his plans to see Pearl Jam in concert, who he deems “the great cultural jewel of Seattle.”Watch the clip here:Grunge Frasier pic.twitter.com/ZuuvobmYh7— Jon Blair (@okjonblair) April 14, 2022Meanwhile, David Hyde Pierce who played Frasier’s brother in the show, Niles, has speculated on his potential involvement in Kelsey Grammer’s much-vaunted Frasier reboot.Official news of the show’s revival via Paramount+ was confirmed in February last year, with Grammer saying he was “gleefully” anticipating “sharing the next chapter in the continuing journey of Dr.

He had fans hooked in his portrayal of the violent Brummy gangster Tommy Shelby in six seasons of BBC’s cult show Peaky Blinders, and after the show’s ending, actor Cillian Murphy shows no sign of slowing down.The Irish actor, 45, has been snapped on the set of his new movie, Oppenheimer, directed by Christopher Nolan, alongside American actor, Robert Downey Jr. Cillian will play J. Robert Oppenheimer, an American theoretical physicist and professor of physics, who developed the world's first atomic bomb as part of the Manhattan Project, in the new movie.

Get ready to delve even deeper in the “Flowers in the Attic” saga, with Lifetime sharing a new trailer for the upcoming prequel series “Flowers in the Attic: The Origin”.

“Kelsey Grammer’s Historic Battles for America” has a premiere date on Fox Nation.The show, which finds Grammer looking at eight battles that left their mark on America, will debut May 1, Fox Nation president Jason Klarman announced Wednesday.“I am excited this show will provide the opportunity to share a historical look into some of the most important battles fought through American history, to remember those who fought them, and how they shaped our country,” Grammer said in a statement.The “Frasier” star’s new eight-part series will find him looking at battles from the American Revolution, Texas Revolution, Civil War and American Indian Wars. He’ll be “revealing the strategies that led to victory or defeat, the emotions, and inner workings of those who fought it, the decisions that led to battle along with the long-term consequences that resonate long after the conflict’s end,” per a logline from the streaming network.The show will open by examining three American Revolutionary War battles: the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Battle of Brooklyn, and the Battle of Yorktown.

Pachinko on Apple TV+, now's your chance. has earned raved reviews and will no doubt be in Emmy contention come later this summer.

Another shocking arrest for Hope Solo…