'Motherland: Fort Salem' cast talks show's message of female empowerment: 'You have a voice'

Keeping with the times! The cast of Full House staged a virtual reunion amid the coronavirus quarantine, during which they reshot the iconic show’s opening credits with a twist.

Miley Cyrus' star-studded Bright Minded series had a solid lineup for the Finale Friday episode today (April 3), as she chatted with Elton John, Selena Gomez, Kerry Washington and Jimmy Fallon.The illustrious show host will take a week-long hiatus so she can recharge before giving more light "into dark times," out of which this show was born to inspire fans quarantining at home in every time zone.Find the four most pivotal moments from each guest's segment below.Elton John vows to not leave AIDS

For Selma Blair, having to stay in self-quarantine due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak hasn't been a dramatic change for the actress, who says she's been essentially self-isolating for months amid her various medical treatments in her battle with multiple sclerosis.

Ariana Grande and Victoria Justice are both celebrating Victorious for its’ 10 year anniversary.

With U.S. theaters closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Disney is releasing Harrison Ford’s “The Call of the Wild” early on digital on March 27.

While you’re sheltering in place or just trying to observe the proper social distancing, streaming TV is an excellent way to keep yourself occupied and connected.

Lately, it feels like every show has us thinking, “What the f*ck did I just watch?” In this series, we will break down exactly what happened in all those wild, mind-bendy, and just plain strange series'...in a way that’s much easier to understand than the actual thing.

How suite is this?! On Wednesday, Brenda Song took a walk down memory lane to celebrate the 15th anniversary of The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. Taking to Instagram, the Disney alum shared a throwback picture from the show's Halloween episode, where she and co-stars Dylan Sprouse, Cole Sprouse and Ashley Tisdale can be seen mid-scream.

Witches, despite their increasingly glamorous status in pop culture, have long been symbolic of people’s preconceived notions and fear of othered people, particularly women who deign to seize their own power (literal or otherwise). Women suspected of witchcraft and women who practice witchcraft have met terrible ends as they fought for the right to be taken seriously on their own terms, and for their lives.

The new supernatural alt-America drama Motherland: Fort Salem, in which witches revealed their existence to the world 300 years ago and have since served as the nation's soldiers, offers the kind of sprawling world-building for which television is an ideal medium.

Freeform's latest dive into the world of supernatural YA is one for the history books — literally. Motherland: Fort Salem presents an entirely new world where witches not only exist but have made up the bulk of the U.S. military force for over 300 years.

Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen look more in love than ever while the couple enjoy a trip to Costa Rica, hanging by the beach.  The 42-year-old NFL player and the 39-year-old model were spotted in cozying up in Costa Rica by the beach, showing off some major PDA. In pictures, published by the Daily Mail, the couple can be seen taking a relaxing stroll by the beach.

Spotted: Ben Affleck, 47, and Ana de Armas, 31, on a romantic beach stroll! The Deep Water co-stars were pictured walking down a shoreline in Costa Rica on March 11, and their body language didn’t leave fans guessing too hard about their relationship status, following days of swirling dating rumors. Ben’s arm was snugly wrapped about Ana’s waist, and in one very telling photo, they even appeared to lean in for a kiss! You can check out the PDA photos, here.

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Forbidden romances. Female rivalries. War. Witches. And that's just in the first episode of Motherland: Fort Salem, Freeform's befuddling new supernatural drama, which premieres Wednesday, March 18. Creator and showrunner Eliot Laurence tries to replicate the meaningful messiness of his previous series, Claws, with this darker, confounding attempt to subvert the traditional female witch narrative with one that gives them unflinching agency. It doesn't always land.