Space Race Comes to Hollywood: Second Film Studio to Be Built in Space

An unexpected friendship. After the death of her husband, Bob Saget, Kelly Rizzo spent time with someone who could relate to her loss: Amanda Kloots.

Earvin “Magic” Johnson is looking back on his life and career in the four-part documentary. In addition to revealing an April 22 premiere date, Apple TV+ debuted the first teaser for the series, which goes deep on one of the world’s most iconic sports figures.According to the streaming platform and as seen in the first look, will offer a rare glimpse into Johnson’s world as he reflects on his impact, both on and off the court. Thanks to unprecedented access, the docuseries directed by Rick Famuyiwa will chronicle the basketball player’s journey from his humble beginnings in Lansing, Michigan, to becoming the face of the Los Angeles Lakers to the revelation and fallout surrounding his HIV status to the activist, entrepreneur and legend he is today. In addition to Johnson, who sits down for the documentary, the series will feature interviews with his family as well as an all-star lineup of figures from the sports and entertainment worlds. Excited to announce that my new 4-part documentary #TheyCallMeMagic, is coming to @AppleTVPlus on April 22! pic.twitter.com/YYjVWjEPlIIn April 2020, the 62-year-old sports legend confirmed to ET that the docuseries was in the works, noting that it will focus on his basketball career as well as his family and business endeavors.

 Samuel L. Jackson will receive the Chairman’s Award during the 53rd NAACP Image Awards this month.

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Onetime Real Housewives of Orange County cast member Elizabeth Lyn Vargas was identified as the person held captive for hours in her own home by a 33-year-old felon who, according to Newport Beach police, was “actively threatening the life of the victim.”

All drivers risk being fined £70 for parking in the wrong place under a new law - and it doesn't matter if there's no double yellows.

EXCLUSIVE: Fluke Studios has wrapped production on a prison break thriller, Bosco, which is based on a true story.

Meghan King is ready to revisit her time on . Actually, she's already started… by launching a YouTube channel! Last week, Meghan posted the first in a series of videos she plans to make, in which she'll rewatch and react to her time on the Bravo hit. «My friends have been asking me to do this for a long time, and finally, I mean, I just sat down and I did it and it's been so much fun!» the former reality star tells ET over video chat.

Kelly Rizzo made Bob Saget proud. The wife of the late “Full House” star took to Instagram on Monday to share pics of herself performing standup in her husband’s honour. Saget died on Jan. 9 in Orlando, Florida.

Bob Saget's family members and friends in Hollywood gathered this week to pay tribute to the late actor-comedian at Los Angeles' The Comedy Store. Saget's wife, Kelly Rizzo, and his daughters were joined by a bevy of his celebrity pals including John Stamos, Jeff Ross, John Mayer, Jim Carrey, and Chris Rock, for a "loosely structured" evening full of laughter on Sunday, Stamos' publicist Matt Polk confirmed in an email to Fox News Digital.

Bob Saget proud. The wife of the late star took to Instagram on Monday to share pics of herself performing standup in her husband's honor.

Black History Month, and new content celebrating Black stories across television and film is on its way.Over the course of Black History Month, many channels will premiere nonfiction specials and programming that spotlight Black leaders in politics, entertainment and social justice. PBS will premiere specials about civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer and singer Marian Anderson, while Starz will premiere a feature length documentary on Congresswoman Barbara Lee.In addition, the Smithsonian Channel will debut a four-part miniseries tracing the origins exploring the legacy of slavery around the world. Aside from new documentaries and docuseries, streaming channels like Tubi will offer hundreds of hours of Black Cinema to watch, as well as original fiction programming.

Zola, has criticised the production company after being excluded from the film’s awards recognition.King, who is credited as an executive producer on the film, called out the film studio in a series of tweets on Sunday (January 30).In the post where she retweeted Film Independent, the organisation behind the Independent Spirit film awards, King wrote: “I think it’s hilarious ZOLA is up for 7 awards & no one thought to invite me nor include me IN the writers award category.“As if there would’ve been a film or a script to write if I didn’t um… write it? The most of any film this year & any film @A24 has EVER made btw. A ki.”I think it’s hilarious ZOLA is up for 7 awards & no one thought to invite me nor include me IN the writers award category..As if there would’ve been a film or a script to write if I didn’t um…write it?The most of any film this year & any film @A24 has EVER made btw.

Bob Saget's friends found a special way to remember him. Over the weekend, John Mayer, Dave Chappelle, Jeff Ross, Marc Maron and Seth Green hosted a «punk rock Shiva» for their late pal, who died on Jan.

K.J. Yossman Two of the U.K.’s most venerable screen industry organizations have teamed up to launch a mental health training guide for employers.ScreenSkills and The Film and TV Charity have partnered on a framework to support those responsible for mental health training in the U.K.’s film and TV sectors.“Mental Health Training: Guidance for Employers” is comprised of resources, links and considerations to help employers (including freelancers) provide mental health and related training.

Michelle Williams and Heath Ledger have inspired one of the new films at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.

READ MORE: BBC EastEnders: Where the iconic Jackson family are now from DJing in LA, to a co-worker engagement and teaching drama Keira Knightly At the age of 10, Keira Knightly played the role of low-level thief Sheena Rose on The Bill in 1995. Speaking about her role on The Graham Norton Show in 2014, Keira said: "I was in The Bill as a child and it was the most exciting character I have ever played. "I was just in the one episode but I loved it, and I was so cool at school because I was in it.