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wrote a tribute to Liotta, saying working with the actor was a “culmination of a lifelong dream.”Lehane also said he penned Liotta’s role with the actor in mind and was “humbled, honored, fist-pump elated” when he quickly signed on to the project.The 67-year-old “Goodfellas” alum died last month in his sleep while filming the movie Dangerous Waters” in the Dominican Republic.“Goodfellas” director Martin Scorsese was “absolutely shocked and devastated” by Liotta’s death.“He was so uniquely gifted, so adventurous, so courageous as an actor,” Scorsese said in a statement.On Tuesday, Scorsese said he “regrets” not being able to work with Liotta again before his untimely death.“I wish I’d had the chance to see him just once more, too — to tell him just how much the work we did together meant to me. But maybe he knew that.

 told Rolling Stone that the director has engaged in “absolute, clear-cut abuse of power” when interacting with young female actresses and crew members.His goal, they alleged, is to engage in romantic relationships. One unidentified woman who reportedly dated him after they met on set said a “heavy weight” was “lifted” after they parted ways, according to Rolling Stone.

bestselling 2016 novel of the same name — the story is set in Victorian-era England and follows Cora Seaborne (Danes), a London widow who has a keen curiosity about science and the natural world (especially paleontology) and loves reading Darwin. After her abusive husband dies, she’s free to pursue the life she wants.

Where to watch it: 10 a.m. on Freeform There’s a new animated Peanuts special for Mother’s day, following Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the gang.

Variety reported. A source close to the situation told the publication “it’s the unspoken truth” that the film will not hit the streaming platform this year.

breakout Apple+ TV series took a page from his character’s playbook for the lesson with the two puppets — to teach them the “F-word.”“Today’s word begins with the letter F,” Tamir said to the audience in a new clip from the show obtained by Entertainment Weekly and now making the rounds on Twitter.But hold on to your hats, kiddies. Not that “F-word!”“Oh, I love the letter F,” Goldstein replied back.i've never been more excited for an episode of sesame street pic.twitter.com/9FXoO7VOjLTamir continued, “Today’s word is… fairness!” The British actor and his curly-haired pal were baking cookies before the ever-hungry Cookie Monster burst into the room for his share.“Fairness is when each of us gets what we need,” Goldstein said just before Cookie Monster barged his blue behind in. “It is fair when we share.

premiering Friday, April 15) is based on a book of short stories by Cecelia Ahern, and created by Carly Mensch and Liz Flahive’s (“GLOW”). Each standalone episode features a big name — Nicole Kidman, Issa Rae, Alison Brie, Cynthia Erivo — in various tales that range in genres from magical realism to psychological horror. The end result is a mixed bag of vignettes that don’t always feel cogent, but are never boring.The first episode, “The Woman Who Disappeared,” stars Rae as a woman who has written a hit memoir that’s become a book club staple.

“Best Supporting Actress” for “Minari” in 2021) for acting stars in the Apple TV+ adaptation of the generation-spanning 2017 novel “Pachinko.” “This role was suitable for my age – she’s 74,” Yuh-jung, 74, told The Post. “I read the script first.

Apple TV+ drama about the rise and spectacular fall of WeWork, the revolutionary shared-workspace startup that flamed out in historic Wall Street fashion to the tune of billions.The series, based on on the Wondery podcast “WeCrashed: The Rise and Fall of WeWork,” stars Jared Leto as Israel-born “serial entrepreneur” Adam Neumann. After a brief flash-forward scene to September 2019 — when the s–t hit the fan — it’s back to 2007.

shows about scammers and tech industry moguls. This AppleTV+ drama series chronicles the rise and fall of the start up “WeWork,” starring Jared Leto as CEO Adam Neumann, Anne Hathaway as his wife, Rebekah.

have been bumping up their prices, and it’s rumored more services, such as Disney+, will follow suit later in the year.But customers can still come out ahead with a little savvy — and a willingness to jump between platforms and cancel and re-up subscriptions on a rotating basis — according to Westchester streaming media expert Dan Rayburn.“When the next season of ‘The Mandalorian’ comes out on Disney+, just sign up for three months, watch that season and then cancel [your subscription],” Rayburn advised. “Consumers are jumping between HBO Max, Paramount, Netflix because they can.

Apple TV+.“I thought it was a really amazing concept,” said Stiller, 56, who’s directing the series. “Being able to go to work and forget everything about your life.

only one Queen of Christmas worthy of a holiday special — and that’s Mariah Carey.Christmas came a little early Thursday with a new trailer for “Mariah’s Christmas: The Magic Continues,” which will premiere on AppleTV+ on Friday, Dec. 3.

the show ‘Squid Game’ and film ‘Parasite,’ this really sparked the curiosity and the global audience for Korean culture,” Sun-kyun, 46, told The Post through a translator. “There are many platforms that provide easy access to Korean content, so I think it seems fresh and new to people who haven’t been acquainted with the culture — and we have common grounds despite the differences.

convinced millionaire Markowitz to give him control of his estate — is now a series on Apple TV, out Friday, starring Paul Rudd as the shrink and Will Ferrell as his hapless patient. Markowitz, the CEO of a fabric company, began seeing Herschkopf in 1981.

People magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive,” but that too coincidental accolade (ya think?) bestowed just days before “The Shrink Next Door” won’t help the cause of his new Apple TV+ series.Both Rudd and the eight-episode series, premiering Friday (Nov. 12), are just too disturbing — and not in an entertaining way.Rudd plays a narcissistic, manipulative psychologist who preys on a nice-guy patient (Will Ferrell), worming his way into, and eventually taking over, all aspects of his life.

Apple TV+ sports drama “Swagger” brought back memories from his childhood. “My father coached me when I was playing basketball as a youth, and I went on to coach my little brother. So, I know the nervousness before you walk into a gym, the sound of the ball echoing off the walls and the layup lines.

Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) re-enacted the famous “Biscuits with the Boss” scene from the first season of “Ted Lasso.”Romney — clad in the recognizable chinos, sweater, whistle and mustache sported by Jason Sudeikis’ titular character in the Emmy-winning Apple TV+ series — tweeted a gif of himself serving a pink box of sweet treats to Sinema, assuming the role of AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Welton (played by Hannah Waddingham on the show).

Amazon show “Hunters,” which stars Al Pacino and Logan Lerman as Nazi hunters in 1970s New York. “We’re almost done filming Season 2, so that’s exciting. Honestly, I would just expect the unexpected.

her new role as a lesbian news anchor on “The Morning Show.”Margulies was asked by the “Just For Variety” podcast about playing a gay character on the Apple+ series when she identifies as heterosexual in real life.She cryptically responded: “Who’s to say I haven’t had my own gay experiences? We’re making assumptions.”The veteran actress didn’t divulge any further details and instead turned her attention to talking about “The Morning Show” cast, which includes Jennifer Aniston and Reese

Netflix’s “Britney vs Spears” (now streaming), which delves into the #FreeBritney movement, and the saga that led to ousting her father from her conservatorship.

Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis), the hyperoptimistic, aw-shucks ex-coach of a small college football team who’s given to life-affirming aphorisms and homespun homilies. When we met Higgins in Season 1, he was an obsequious, nervous yes-man who trembled in the presence of bitter team owner Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham, who is also up for an Emmy).

“Ted Lasso” star Jason Sudeikis has reportedly scored a $1 million-per-episode deal with Apple to renew the feel-good hit for a third season.

Sept. 7 on FX The latest Ryan Murphy show dramatizes the infamous impeachment of President Bill Clinton in 1998 (starring Clive Owen as Bill) and Monica Lewinsky’s role in the saga (starring Beanie Feldstein as Monica).

revered rock ‘n’ rollers the Velvet Underground released its first trailer on Monday. The eponymously named flick, directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Todd Haynes (“Far From Heaven,” “Carol”), features in-depth interviews with “key players” from the group’s 1960s and ’70s heyday, as well as “never-before-seen performances and a rich collection of recordings, Andy Warhol films and other experimental art,” promises a press release. The film will be released in conjunction with a digital and

“The Problem With Jon Stewart,” on Monday set to the tune of Bruno Mars’ hit, “24K Magic.” The video starts off with Stewart putting on a suit and tie, but as soon as he took a glance at himself in the mirror, he screams, “What the hell happened to my face?”The show is set to debut on Apple TV+ on Sept.

reality series with outlandish premises and the occasional hidden gem-of-a show that gets overlooked. While “The White Lotus,” sports comedy hit “Ted Lasso” and reality dating shows such as “FBoy Island” have been the season’s big talkers, there’s a slew of shows that might have slid under your summer viewing radar. As the dog days of August come to a close, if you haven’t found that perfect watch yet, there’s still some time to check these out. After a two-year hiatus and a network move from

Jason Momoa), who’s trying to protect his twin children from witch hunters and the ruthless Queen Kane (Sylvia Hoeks), since the twins have the ability to see, which is regarded as heresy in this world. Morse plays Frye, a witch hunter working with the Queen. Morse, who’s also a director, writer, and producer, lost his vision in 2009 due to a rare mitochondrial disease.

AppleTV+ has gone for more meat-and-potatoes fare, including the feel-good TV show “Ted Lasso” and the soulful new dramedy “CODA” that they snagged for $25 million at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival.

2021 Emmy nominee Jason Sudeikis, 45, as a relentlessly positive soccer coach.During Thursday’s episode, AFC Richmond boss Rebecca Welton (played by Hannah Waddingham) asks Coach Lasso “what [he] would say” to a post-match drink.Quipped Lasso, “Oh, the same thing I’d say to Diane Sawyer if she ever asked me out on a date: Yes, please.”It would appear the iconic ABC newswoman is onboard as she took to social media to respond: “Dear Ted Lasso — I’m in.

20 Emmy nominations, comedy hit “Ted Lasso” returns for its second season on AppleTV+ July 23. Season 1 followed Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis), a golden retriever of a man who takes a job coaching a UK Premiere League soccer team, despite having no knowledge of the sport.

those Jets, who play in MetLife Stadium — take a ribbing.

was a “Little Red-Haired Girl” — her name was Donna and she was Schulz’s big boyhood crush (he was distraught when she married someone else).Schulz, who never took a vacation or missed a deadline, continued to do all the work on “Peanuts” himself, even after having heart surgery in 1981, when his post-surgical shaky writing and drawing was simply incorporated into the comic strip without missing a beat.

Hulu show “Pam & Tommy,” said that even though the gear is new, she tried to stick to materials that she thought Sheila would buy for herself.“It’s a lot of spandex, of course. There’s some cotton in there, too, and silks … I imagine she’s somebody that would buy nice things for herself to try to make herself feel better.”But there’s one vintage-friendly material that Lennox would not touch.

including Emmy nominations in the lead categories for Aniston and Carell, a supporting nod for Mark Duplass and a victory in the supporting category for Crudup.

“Loki,” June 9 on Disney+The latest MCU series is an adventure putting the superhero world’s favorite trickster at the forefront. Loki (Tom Hiddleston) is brought to the mysterious Time Variance Authority, a bureaucratic organization that monitors time.