Two Female Superstars to Launch 'Major Global Pay-Per-View Shows' Amid Pandemic (Report)

After months of vacant sets, scripted television is finally getting back into the swing of things —though the swing now means keeping your distance from Sterling K. Brown, lest you wearing a face shield.

Tori Roloff shared the hardships her family is facing amid the coronavirus pandemic to feel less “alone.”The Little People, Big World star, 29, posted an Instagram selfie with her daughter, Lilah, 11 months, on Tuesday, October 21, writing, “I KNOW I’m not the only one struggling. I KNOW I’m in a very privileged position.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are cherishing each moment they’ve gotten to spend with their baby boy, Archie, amid the coronavirus pandemic.The Suits alum, 39, and the prince, 36, opened up about the ways in which the global health crisis has flipped their lives upside down while introducing the TIME 100 “Engineering a Better World” speaking series.

Friends star Cox and McDaid, who is a member of bands Snow Patrol and Vega4, first started dating in 2013.After announcing their engagement in 2014, last year Cox announced that they were no longer engaged, although they are still together.In March, Northern Irish musician McDaid travelled to the UK shortly before lockdown was imposed across California, where Cox is based.During a recent appearance on musician Foy Vance’s podcast The Vinyl Supper, Cox spoke about how she has been keeping herself

Love wins. A husband and wife who have been married for 60 years reunited to share their first hug after spending several months apart since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

straight to your inbox every day, freeManchester United and Newcastle fans have been very vocal at their disappointment over the quality of Sky Sports Box Office.The St James' Park clash was the first match shown by Sky on a pay-per-view basis, with supporters forced to pay £14.95 for the match to watch their side.The announcement last week was met with serious anger after the Premier League announced every match would be available live for fans to watch through Sky Sports and BT Sport, but at

straight to your inbox every day, freeDespite it being so early on in the Premier League season, this weekend’s fixture feels like a must-win for Manchester United.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team make the trip to the north east to take on Newcastle United at St.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorMetallica are one of the world’s biggest rock bands, due in no small part to the fact that they’ve toured every single year since 1982.

Wonder Woman 1984 is currently scheduled to open in theaters on December 25, but now everyone’s not so sure amid the pandemic.

The iconic New York comedy clubDangerfield’s has permanently closed due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. In a recent "breaking news" poston its website, the club’s management announced that it was "with great sadness that after 50 years of continuous operations we will be closing ourNew York City venue effective immediately.

The sequel to Coming to America is now coming to Amazon.

Chris Brown, 31, is making up for lost time! The “Forever” singer was beaming with happiness while playing with his son Aeko Catori Brown in a new video shared to Ammika Harris‘ Instagram stories on Monday, Oct. 12. Chris, 31, and Aeko have been separated for many months thanks to the COVID-19 travel ban, but their bond is still strong.

Rebecca Davis editorChina’s patriotic “My People, My Homeland” has grossed $325 million as of Monday evening local time, earning more money in less than two weeks than the $323 million that Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” has grossed globally in over a month, according to data from Maoyan and Box Office Mojo.This weekend, the total China box office hit $68 million, once again far surpassing sales in North America, where cinemas earned less than $9.5 million.

the coronavirus pandemic and Jessica Alba has had enough of her family.On Oct. 12, the actress spoke about her parenting situation with Drew Barrymore, indicating that she needs a getaway.

Jamie Lang In today’s Mipcom Roundup, the English Premier League announces a pay-per-view plan for games, while Spanish-language producers Ánima and Touché Films team up, the BBC and Prince William back new Silverback Films series and ITV partners with Charter Spectrum to order a new Two Brothers Pictures series.Britain’s English Premier League (EPL), the world’s most lucrative domestic soccer league, came under fire yesterday after announcing that games not selected for open broadcast by Sky

Hugh Jackman‘s musical revival is being pushed back even further.

Gary Neville has hit out at the Premier League after they confirmed plans to make every top-flight match available through pay-per-view.

SAG-AFTRA disclosed on Thursday that it is undergoing a new round of staff cuts at its offices, citing a financial hit due to the monthslong film and TV production shutdown amid the pandemic. In the new round of layoffs, its third this year, approximately 45 staffers were impacted by the cuts.

Imax has furloughed around 150 employees for two months, starting on Oct. 26, as fewer Hollywood tentpoles are anticipated at the local multiplex ahead of Christmas.