Why ‘Vikings’ star Travis Fimmel returned to TV for ‘Raised By Wolves’

Former Love Island star Chris Hughes says he hopes his new documentary will spread awareness of fertility issues among young men.

Travis Scott and McDonald's launched a collaboration this month which included a meal (Quarter Pounder with cheese, bacon, lettuce, fries with BBQ sauce, and a Sprite for $6) and some Cactus Jack merchandise. The food was so popular that it caused supply chain shortages in McDonald's locations across the United States, and it's safe to assume that the merchandise was similarly well-received.

Travis Scott over an unauthorized event celebrating the launch of his McDonald’s meal, Us Weekly confirms.“The visit was supposed to be a surprise and not meant to cause any hysteria,” a source close to the 28-year-old rapper tells Us. “Travis did post about the event [on social media].

Machine Gun Kelly has an exciting new role!

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: Colson Baker (The Dirt), aka Machine Gun Kelly, and Travis Fimmel (Vikings) are set to star in action-thriller One Way, which will be directed by Andrew Baird (Zone 414) from a script by Ben Conway.Principal photography is planned to begin in January 2021.

HBO Max's  tells ET. «I’ve been trying to keep some routine, since I’ve heard that’s what you have to do in times like these. But overall, I find that humans are meant to adjust, and I’ve found some harmony in all the madness.»When lockdown first began in March, Lind invested most of her time and energy into her music, recording and releasing songs at home to keep her mind stimulated and creative juices flowing.

Shirley Ju Travis Scott has added another major milestone to his resume: his own meal at McDonald’s. The last celebrity to have his name on a meal at the fast-food chain was Michael Jordan whose McJordan burger launched in 1992.

Travis Tritt wants to shut down the resistance.

The new HBO Max series “Raised by Wolves” is hard to forget. Even if it turns out not to be your cup of tea, Aaron Guzikowski (“Prisoners,” “The Red Road”) and Ridley Scott‘s combined vision is one of the most original sci-fi productions in recent memory.

McDonald’s has teamed up with Travis Scott in a bid to get The Kids to buy its silly old burgers. Apparently it’s having a bit of a problem with that.

Travis Fimmel is rooting for the “Vikings” team as they prepare for their swan song. The actor — who starred on the History series as Ragnar Lothbrok until his departure midway through season four — thinks the show’s upcoming finale is “going to be great.”

team as they prepare for their swan song. The actor — who starred on the History series as Ragnar Lothbrok until his departure midway through season four — thinks the show's upcoming finale is «going to be great.» «Best of luck to them,» Fimmel tells ET while promoting the launch of his new HBO Max series, .

Ridley Scott who drew them to the series. The HBO Max drama is the first TV show that Scott — known for sci-fi hits like 1979's, 1982's and 2015's  -- has directed in decades.

HBO Max series, created by Aaron Guzikowski and executive produced by Ridley Scott, premieres on Thursday, and ET has an exclusive sneak peek. The sci-fi drama centers around two androids, Mother (Amanda Collin) and Father (Abubakar Salim), who are tasked with raising human children on a mysterious new planet after the Earth was destroyed by a great war.

Pure” follows Marnie (Clive), a Scottish young woman who’s confused and ashamed by her how her vivid visualizations interrupt her daily life. She jumps on a bus to London to build a new life, find new friends and try to discover what her condition is.“I’d never heard of intrusive thoughts being a part of OCD.

It’s kind of been a minute since we heard from Swedish writer/director Lukas Moodysson, at least in the world of film.