Tim Allen: 25 Things You Don’t Know About Me (I Have the Original ‘Tool Time’ Set From ‘Home Improvement’ in My Garage)

The Kenyan film Softie is gaining momentum as documentary features make their closing arguments for inclusion on the Oscar shortlist, with preliminary voting set to wrap up Friday. The film was nominated Tuesday for a Producers Guild Award, honoring the work of director-producer Sam Soko and producer Toni Kamau.

Drew Barrymore is reflecting on her candid interview with her ex-husband Tom Green.

Going with the flow. Drew Barrymore revealed that her reunion with ex-husband, Tom Green, on her namesake daytime show late last year was completely unscripted.

Drew Barrymore spoke about that Tom Green interview during an appearance on Tuesday’s “Tonight Show”.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Drew Barrymore has opened up about the heartwarming moment she reunited with her ex-husband, actor Tom Green, for an interview for her new talk show. MORE: Drew Barrymore's fans express concern after sharing stunning make-up free selfieAppearing on Tuesday's Tonight with Jimmy Fallon, the Charlie's Angels actress revealed the reasons why she wanted to "reconnect" with her ex.

Tom Payne is currently starring in the second season of Global‘s “Prodigal Son”, but if not for a few inches could have been on another hit TV series entirely.

The trailer for Kathryn Newton‘s new movie has been released!

There’s magnetism between Margaret and Mark in the first look at “The Map Of Tiny Perfect Things”.

Fans are finally getting a "Tool Time" reunion, though it’s a little different this time around. Former "Home Improvement" stars Tim Allen and Richard Karn are teaming up once again for History Channel’s latest competition series, "Assembly Required" — and the History Channel just gave viewers the first glimpse into the long-awaited reunion.

One for the ages! Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was just starting school when his Super Bowl LV opponent Tom Brady was winning his first championship in 2002.

“Tool Time” is back, for real this time.

the first ever virtual series, which saw the likes of Shaughna Phillips, Pete Wicks and Chloe Ferry meet their matches through video calls and socially distanced dates, Celebs Go Dating returns for a brand new series tonight – and there’s yet another twist. The latest cast of celeb singletons will all be living together in luxury £30million mansion in Surrey as they look for love and get coached by dating experts Anna Williamson and Paul Carrick Brunson.

Kenya Moore doesn’t seem to be letting her second split from husband Marc Daly get her down! The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, who turned 50 on Jan. 24, shared a bunch of videos on Instagram in the past 24 hours that showed her celebrating her big day with her two-year-old daughter Brooklyn and they looked as happy as could be. The mother and daughter were spending time in a sunny location with a pool in the clips and even decorated for their private gathering.

Kenya Moore and Marc Daly are going their separate ways. The couple's attempt to reconcile after their 2019 breakup has ended in another split, Daly revealed on Saturday.

Tim Allen) does his best tosurprise Vanessa (Nancy Travis) with a visit from their former exchange student, Jen (Krista Marie Yu), that may last a bit longer than she expected. In ET's exclusive clip, Mike breaks the news to Kyle (Christoph Sanders) about Jen's impending arrival, hoping that he'd be in on the secret — only it's turning out to be a bit more of an ask than Mike initially planned for. «It's supposed to be a surprise,» Mike shushes Kyle, when he gives him an Outdoor Man uniform for

Tom Girardi is not your typical Househusband. Bravo fans met the high-profile lawyer when Erika Jayne joined the cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills during season 6 in 2015, but it quickly became clear that he wasn’t going to have a major role on the series.

The 11th annual Youth Diversity Film Festival will open this weekend, featuring panel discussions and more than 60 films by young filmmakers from the U.S. and 13 other countries, including the UK, Kenya, Russia, Brazil, Bangladesh, South Korea, Iran and India. Presented by the Black Hollywood Education and Resource Center, the online festival runs January 16-31.