‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Introduces First-Ever Non-Binary And Trans Characters With Blu Del Barrio And Ian Alexander

star Barbie Ferreira says the follow-up season to the HBO hit definitely won't disappoint fans.

Sally Carman first joined Coronation Street in 2017 as Abi Franklin and as well as enjoying success onscreen she also met her future husband on the famous cobbles.The actress, 29, who appeared on Channel 4's popular drama Shameless as well as starring in Hollywood flick Tyrannosaur, got engaged to Joe Duttine, who plays Tim Metcalfe, at the beginning of lockdown this year.

Brad Pitt isn’t just one of the most sought-after actors in Hollywood, he was, for a time, one of its most eligible bachelors! But Brad’s love life seems to be flourishing as of late, with the 56-year-old Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood Oscar winner kindling a new romance with German model Nicole Poturalski . Reports first surfaced that the actor and 27-year-old model were an item at the end of August, and fans have only wanted to learn more about their relationship.

Star Trek is one of the longest-running franchises in Hollywood history with its many films, spinoffs, and TV iterations.Now, the show is making history by casting its first transgender and nonbinary actors in roles for the upcoming third season of : Discovery, which streams on CBS All-Access.

PeopleTV, the actor said that he, Diana and producers were eager to get the project off the ground.‘The studio liked the idea of doing a Bodyguard 2,’ he explained adding that Diana was set to take on a role ‘in the same kind of capacity as Whitney’.However, he admitted: ‘Nobody really knew that for about a year.’He first opened up about the information back in 2012, explaining that his character would be protecting Diana’s from stalkers and paparazzi before their relationship turned

It’s officially going down! Will Smith along with his beloved cast of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” is finally rewarding their loyal fans with a reunion, a trend that has been all the rage in Hollywood’s ongoing quest for original content based on nostalgia.

Chadwick Boseman, who died Friday at the age of 43. In a statement posted to Boseman's social media, the Black Panther star's family said that he was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2016 and had filmed his work since then — including Black Panther, Marshall, Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods, and more — while receiving treatment for the illness. Boseman's peers in Hollywood have expressed their sorrow at the loss and paid tribute to Boseman on social media.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorRamón Rodríguez hasn’t exactly been taking it easy during quarantine. In addition to directing “Unity,” a short featuring two dancers in Los Angeles during the pandemic, the actor is putting the finishing touches on his script for a Latinx superhero movie and developing “Man Child,” a film he co-wrote with Rosie Perez.

Tyler Posey is speaking out after trans YouTube personality Eden the Doll and some friends were the victims of a brutal hate-crime attack in Hollywood earlier this month.

Janet W. Lee James Hong is everywhere.No, really — at the spry age of 91, he is one of the most prolific actors in Hollywood history, with 672 credits to his name.

Allan Rich, a character actor who overcame being blacklisted in Hollywood and managed to star in classic films like “Serpico,” “Amistad” and “Quiz Show,” has died, Fox News has confirmed. He was 94.

Ryan Reynolds has to be one of the busiest men in Hollywood.

Bette Midler is one of Trump‘s most outspoken critics in Hollywood and she live-tweeted the first night of the 2020 Republican National Convention.