‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Choreographer on How Cher Saved Her Life

Will Thorne Staff Writer“Love Island” will could be back for season 2 sooner than expected, but not on an island.Pre-production on the CBS reality show is underway in a Las Vegas hotel, Variety has confirmed with sources close to the production, and the network is hoping to have the season ready to air near the end of summer.Season 1 of “Love Island,” which is based on the wildly popular U.K.

Love Island Season 2, they probably didn't think they would be faced with a worldwide pandemic when the show was heading into production, but that's what's come to pass. According to Vulture, the second season of the wildly popular show may be heading to Las Vegas, where the production will be contained to the currently closed Crowell boutique hotel property.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterThe “Drag Race” parade just.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A former King’s Park soldier, whose mental health was permanently scarred by the horrors of war, has made peace with himself thanks to his ability to become someone else through acting.Scott Ferguson, whose on-screen name is Scott Collins, admits he was at rock bottom as he battled the torment of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following deployment in Iraq.His tank came under enemy fire in March 2003 when it was

There's a good chance you weren't one of the lucky few to see Mariah Carey perform at New York's Club Tatou back in 1990 when the new kid on the block wowed the crowd. And even though time has no meaning in MC world, the singer is celebrating three decades of hit-making this year under the #MC30 tag, beginning with a new EP dedicated to one of her very first live performances from that night. "We don't acknowledge

Cory Monteith and Naya Rivera had a special kind of bond while they worked together on Glee, according to the late actress’ former publicist, Zack Teperman.“It just breaks my heart,” Teperman, who worked with Rivera from 2009 to 2013 before founding ZTPR, told Us Weekly exclusively on Monday, July 13. “One of her birthday parties, we’re in Vegas and Cory really wanted to be there.

coronavirus. Though casinos have been allowed to reopen with rules about sanitizing, social distancing and mandatory face masks, hundreds of performers who round out the only-in-Vegas spectacle are still waiting.

Emilia Clarke shared her gratitude for the healthcare professionals that worked to save her life after her brain aneurysm scare.In a new book edited by Adam Kay called Dear NHS: 100 Stories to Say Thank You, the 33-year-old Game of Thrones alum penned a letter to the medical team who helped her through the trying time.“The memories I will hold dearest, though, are ones that fill me with awe: of the nurses and doctors I knew by name when, in the weeks after my first brain hemorrhage, we watched

Britney Spears seems to be in a great mood lately and she’s been sharing videos of herself on her official Instagram account. First, Britney posted a video of herself dancing and she proved that she still has all of the moves that made her famous.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor“GLOW” costume designer Beth Morgan was excited to show not only the “glitz of Las Vegas” in the third season of Netflix’s 1980s-set wrestling comedy, but also “a few layers” of life on the Strip when the characters temporarily relocated to the fictional Fan-Tan Hotel & Casino to perform a live wrestling show.For Morgan, one part of capturing the Vegas of yesteryear was designing “how women were overly sexualized as cocktail waitresses,” so she went for authentic

Melissa Gorga, 40, and her 14-year-old daughter Antonia look like sisters in a new TikTok video posted by the Real Housewives of New Jersey star. Melissa took to Instagram on June 26 to share a cute clip of the mother-daughter duo dancing on the deck of their beach house in NJ. “What my Friday nights have become @antoniagorgaa #rhonj #tiktok,” she captioned the video.

Love, Victor” is his breakout role.The Las Vegas-born actor isn’t really new to Hollywood — he’s done stray episodes of shows such as CBS’s “Training Day” in 2017 and short films including “Dog Days” in 2018. But “Love, Victor” marks his first time as a series regular and in a starring role.

Ellise Shafer editorSpike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing” will be free to stream online until June 29.The 1989 film is also the American Film Institute‘s pick this week for its Movie Club. It will be accompanied by a live conversation with Lee on AFI’s YouTube channel on Thursday at 8 p.m.

In announcing its latest Movie Club selection, the American Film Institute packed in a bit more news. The organization is partnering with Universal Pictures to offer free rentals of Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and will feature the filmmaker in conversation on Thursday.