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Zac Efron is heading back to Disney! The High School Musical alum will be starring in a remake of the classic 1987 comedy, Three Men and a Baby, according to The Hollywood Reporter, who first reported the news.

Dwayne Johnson is to become a co-owner of the revamped XFL American football league after agreeing to a deal to buy out his old WWE boss Vince McMahon.The league was set to go to a bankruptcy auction this week (August 9, 2020) but Johnson, his ex-wife and current manager Dany Garcia, and RedBird Capital have closed a deal to acquire the XFL’s parent company, Alpha Entertainment, for $15 million.In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter, XFL president Tom Pollock called the deal “a Hollywood

Ellen DeGeneres speaks!

The Hollywood Reporter, Weinstein's lawyer Imran H. Ansari of Aidala Bertuna & Kamin defended the agreement.

“Gone With the Wind” star Olivia de Havilland, considered the last surviving actress of the Golden Age of Hollywood, died on Sunday at the age of 104, the Hollywood Reporter said.

We won’t be getting to see Tenet for a long time.

The Hollywood Reporter said today that Netflix’s new action-fantasy thriller, The Old Guard, starring Charlize Theron, is quickly becoming one of the streaming platform’s most popular movies. The streaming juggernauts release their numbers this week.

Jim Carrey’s dark sitcom Kidding has been cancelled by Showtime after two seasons.

Mythbusters host Grant Imahara has passed away at the age of just 49. The TV star died suddenly after experiencing a brain aneurysm.

Kanye West‘s brand, Yeezy, benefited from the Paycheck Protection Program.

Ron Jeremy has entered a plea of not guilty on Friday after being charged with sexually assaulting four women in separate incidents stemming as far back as 2014.

Three years after ABC's Roots proved in 1977 what a ratings bonanza the multi-night format could deliver, Shogun ruled the realm of miniseries. When its 12 hours aired over five nights in 1980, Shogun gave NBC the highest weekly ratings in the network's history.

More women have come forward with accusations of rape against Harvey Weinstein. Court documents obtained by The Hollywood Reporter say four additional women have accused the disgraced producer of rape.

Richard Herd, best known for his role on "Seinfeld," has died, Fox News can confirm. He was 87. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Herd's wife of 40 years, actress Patricia Crowder Herd, said that Herd died from cancer-related causes at his home in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

Chris Evans considered quitting acting after on-set panic attacks made him question his career choice.

Lisa Kudrow had an early taste of social distancing during her mother’s funeral in February.

He portrayed silent assassin The Skull in the classic crime drama...

Quentin Tarantino fans never got a “Vega Brothers” movie, but at least they’re finally getting some details.

Everyone's favorite tale as old as time is getting a prequel. Once Upon a Time creators Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz are getting back in the fairy tale game with a Beauty and the Beast prequel limited series.

The franchise hits another setback

It's been 24 years since Goldie Hawn, Diana Keaton and Bette Midler were together on screen in First Wives Club. And while it's been almost three decades since the trio were together, exciting news reveals that we may be seeing them very soon. 

Jeremy Irons has disowned his past comments on same-sex marriage and sexual harassment in his first press conference as Berlin Film Festival jury chair.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay actress Jennifer Lawrence is back in action post her acting sabbatical. The news reports suggest that the 29-year-old actress is all set to play a comic role in the upcoming Hollywood film titled, Don't Look Up.

The 2020 Sundance Film Festival is officially underway! 

Pamela Anderson has tied the knot for the fifth time, marrying "A Star is Born" producer Jon Peters in a private ceremony in Malibu, Calif., on Monday.

Hillary Clinton is speaking her mind on the current race for the White House, and had some stern words for one of the Democratic Presidential candidates. When speaking about Presidential hopeful Senator Bernie Sanders in her Jan.

Bob Fosse had a tough act to follow when he accepted his best director Oscar for Cabaret in 1973.A few minutes before, the best actor award had been announced, and The Godfather star Marlon Brando had sent Apache actress Sacheen Littlefeather to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion to decline the honor because of the "treatment of American Indians today by the film industry." The Hollywood Reporter said the moment "blew the top off the TV set."THR felt that until then, "the Oscar show was not one of