Milo Ventimiglia Reveals His Thoughts on His Fan Favorite 'Gilmore Girls' Character Jess

Freddie Prinze Jr. was mentioned as being “in talks” to join the planned reboot of I Know What You Did Last Summer, but he had a different story about his experience with the project.

Tom Leon Jackson has sadly passed away.

pic.twitter.com/OiNpT3IneAJackson appeared in the episode titled, “You Can’t Fix Ugly,” where he opened up about living with lupus. After undergoing a makeover, Jackson went on to reconcile with his ex-wife Abby Parr. The two went on to get engaged and married for a second time but later divorced in 2019, according to Jackson’s Twitter.According to a local obituary, the 63-year-old died on March 3 at 11:49 p.m.

community has lost one of its own. Tom Jackson, who appeared in the Netflix reboot's 2018 pilot episode, «You Can't Fix Ugly,» has died.

The Voice and American Idol have both been on the air for more than 20 seasons each and some people have appeared as contestants on BOTH shows!

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Jennifer Coolidge is springing into action!

Miley Cyrus is teasing more details about her upcoming eighth studio album.

Miley Cyrus is coming!

TLC has just announced the renewals of 6 of their fan favorite TV shows and fans are thrilled!

Andy Cohen is getting Milo Ventimiglia to answer the questions fans have been dying to know!

Milo Ventimiglia is like in bed, Andy Cohen just got the answers — well, sort of. During a round of 's signature «Pillow Talk!» segment, the actor divulged his first-ever celebrity crush, where he sits on the cuddling scale and even whether he'd rather live without cheese or oral sex. The  star revealed he first had his eyes on Cindy Crawford, he rates himself a level-20 cuddler on a scale of 1 to 10 and he would rather do away with cheese than the NSFW latter.  When asked to describe himself in bed, Ventimiglia answered the question quite literally, telling Cohen, «Sleepy, not wearing much.»Finally, for the women looking to shoot their shot with the 45-year-old stud, here are the traits he's looking for in a lady: «Honesty, authenticity, intellect.»Whether he's already found that special someone remains to be seen. Ventimiglia is notably private about his love life these days after dating famous co-stars Alexis Bledel and Hayden Panettiere.

ABC has just made a major decision…another one of their biggest hit TV shows is coming to an end this year.

More and more HBO and HBO Max content is being canceled.

“This Is Us,” wait ’til you get a look at him on ABC’s “The Company You Keep.” He stars in the new drama as Charlie Nicoletti, a con man with a heart of gold, a guy born into a family of criminals who engineer elaborate heists to steal from the uber rich. The Nicolettis are the kinds of thieves for which you can easily fall, which is exactly what happens when Emma Hill (Catherine Haena Kim) crosses paths with Charlie. They both jokingly tell the truth about their professions.

Anya Taylor Joy stuns in a super chic look on the red carpet at the 2023 EE BAFTA Film Awards held at The Royal Festival Hall on Sunday (February 19) in London, England.

Milo Ventimiglia is opening up.

on NBC's This Is Us. The Company You Keep, airing tonight on ABC, is a passion project for the veteran actor who is also an executive producer on the series, which is based on the Korean Broadcasting System series My Fellow Citizens. While Ventimiglia's con-man Charlie is much different than Jack, there's one thing that remains the same: the 45-year-old's magnetism and charm.

Milo Ventimiglia got emotional during an appearance on The View as he recalled his parents and the inspiration behind his role on This Is Us.

Milo Ventimiglia stepped on a TV set for the first time. Since then, he’s barely ever taken a break — at least not an intentional one. “After ‘Heroes,’ I had a hard time working, I couldn’t get a job,” Ventimiglia says. “It was one of the one or two times in my career where I thought about, what if I did something else? What if I got out of Hollywood? What if I left, and I moved out of the country? What if I did something like completely different than the path that I had been on? Because I couldn’t get work.” Ventimiglia continues: “As an actor, you’re out there, you’re pounding the pavement, you’re taking meetings, you’re auditioning, you’re putting what you can into those auditions, and you’re not getting the work. So therefore it’s kind of like, ‘Well, if they’re not buying what I’m selling, what am I doing here still selling?'”