For months, employees at the Walt Disney Co. have been on edge. The entertainment giant has cut hundreds of jobs this year as it continues streamlining corporate operations. More have been expected.

Chad Lowe and Kim Painter’s daughter Fiona has died, her family announced on Tuesday. She was 13.

Frances Valentine, the fashion brand created by the late Kate Spade and her friend Elyce Arons, is dipping into the glamorous world of old Hollywood with a new Mary Tyler Moore collection that pays homage to the actress.

Robert Irwin has teamed with Qantas on a new campaign. Well, a bunch of Robert Irwins actually.

Documentarian Erin Lee Carr’s latest project is a deep dive into The Swan, the 2004 reality show widely considered one of the most unethical and sadistic in TV history. The premise? Take self-proclaimed “ugly ducklings,” and, over the course of three months, transform them into a “Swan.” The method? Extreme makeovers via a team that included a personal trainer, therapist, dentist and multiple cosmetic surgeons. The winner? The “most successful” transformation, aka “The Swan.”

Perez Hilton remains in a residential treatment facility where he’s receiving care following an August suicide attempt, but the veteran celebrity media personality has reunited with his mother and three children for brief meetings at the facility.

South Park is back on Comedy Central on Wednesday night after a two-week hiatus, and it seems Season 29 will stick with the show’s name change to South America as Butters wades into the controversies around AI.

Jennifer Lawrence will star in Zach Cregger’s sci-fi thriller The Flood.

Lisa Vanderpump is bringing her signature Vanderpump glamour to Las Vegas for her new limited Bravo series.

At last, a climate crisis satire so smug and bombastic it makes Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up seem almost innocuous. Digger is basically what happens when you put two outsize egos together with nobody holding the reins to keep their most self-indulgent impulses in check. Piloted by a spectacularly obnoxious Tom Cruise, who evidently spent hours in the makeup chair each day to look his age, Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s wannabe Dr. Strangelove is a heavy-handed cataclysm scenario built around the blunt point that any attempt to halt global warming this late in the game is pure political theater.

Charlie Sheen is heading back to TV, and he’s bringing his dad along for the ride.

Westeros is ready to conquer the big screen.

The Digger reviews do not hold back.

Paramount‘s chair of direct-to-consumer Cindy Holland will leave the company in connection with its looming deal for Warner Bros. Discovery.

My daughters have an amazing elementary school principal named Mr. G. He’s warm and fuzzy, silly and friendly and sincerely attentive to the needs of both his students and their parents. That was not how principals rolled in the 1980s and 1990s — with one prominent exception.

Charlie Sheen is heading back to TV, and he’s bringing his dad along for the ride.

At last, a climate crisis satire so smug and bombastic it makes Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up seem almost innocuous. Digger is basically what happens when you put two outsize egos together with nobody holding the reins to keep their most self-indulgent impulses in check. Piloted by a spectacularly obnoxious Tom Cruise, who evidently spent hours in the makeup chair each day to look his age, Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s wannabe Dr. Strangelove is a heavy-handed cataclysm scenario built around the blunt point that any attempt to halt global warming this late in the game is pure political theater.

Westeros is ready to conquer the big screen.

The Digger reviews do not hold back.

Charlie Sheen is heading back to TV, and he’s bringing his dad along for the ride.

The ride’s over.

Westeros is ready to conquer the big screen.

At last, a climate crisis satire so smug and bombastic it makes Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up seem almost innocuous. Digger is basically what happens when you put two outsize egos together with nobody holding the reins to keep their most self-indulgent impulses in check. Piloted by a spectacularly obnoxious Tom Cruise, who evidently spent hours in the makeup chair each day to look his age, Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s wannabe Dr. Strangelove is a heavy-handed cataclysm scenario built around the blunt point that any attempt to halt global warming this late in the game is pure political theater.

The Digger reviews do not hold back.

Westeros is ready to conquer the big screen.

Think the full cast is already known for Avengers: Doomsday?

The Digger reviews do not hold back.

The ride’s over.

At last, a climate crisis satire so smug and bombastic it makes Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up seem almost innocuous. Digger is basically what happens when you put two outsize egos together with nobody holding the reins to keep their most self-indulgent impulses in check. Piloted by a spectacularly obnoxious Tom Cruise, who evidently spent hours in the makeup chair each day to look his age, Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s wannabe Dr. Strangelove is a heavy-handed cataclysm scenario built around the blunt point that any attempt to halt global warming this late in the game is pure political theater.

The PGA Tour is pushing further into entertainment, bringing on Ryan Holcomb to serve as the golf organizer’s senior VP and head of original content.

Ahead of a two-night season 39 premiere, The Amazing Race is celebrating its 25th anniversary with an Entertainment Tonight special filled with new interviews, behind-the-scenes footage and never-before-seen content from the Emmy-winning competition show.

At last, a climate crisis satire so smug and bombastic it makes Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up seem almost innocuous. Digger is basically what happens when you put two outsize egos together with nobody holding the reins to keep their most self-indulgent impulses in check. Piloted by a spectacularly obnoxious Tom Cruise, who evidently spent hours in the makeup chair each day to look his age, Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s wannabe Dr. Strangelove is a heavy-handed cataclysm scenario built around the blunt point that any attempt to halt global warming this late in the game is pure political theater.

The ride’s over.

Think the full cast is already known for Avengers: Doomsday?

Directing a microdrama and directing a feature-length film are very different tasks, typically diverging in budgets, schedules and expectations for a viewer’s attention span.

Ahead of a two-night season 39 premiere, The Amazing Race is celebrating its 25th anniversary with an Entertainment Tonight special filled with new interviews, behind-the-scenes footage and never-before-seen content from the Emmy-winning competition show.

The PGA Tour is pushing further into entertainment, bringing on Ryan Holcomb to serve as the golf organizer’s senior VP and head of original content.

The ride’s over.

Think the full cast is already known for Avengers: Doomsday?

For months, employees at the Walt Disney Co. have been on edge. The entertainment giant has cut hundreds of jobs this year as it continues streamlining corporate operations. More have been expected.

The story of Olive Smith and Adam Carlsen will continue in a book sequel.

The MTV Video Music Awards scored their largest audience in more than a decade on Sunday night.

Robert Irwin has teamed with Qantas on a new campaign. Well, a bunch of Robert Irwins actually.

Spanish- and Portuguese-language stories are an increasingly key part of Amazon MGM Studios’ original content mix, and they can certainly keep up with Hollywood, two top executives told the sixth edition of Iberseries & Platino Industria in Spain’s capital Madrid on Tuesday.Javiera Balmaceda, head of international originals for Latin America, Canada and Australia, and Nicole Morganti, head of international originals for Southern Europe, drew a big crowd with their session on how the studio develops and brings local-language stories to global audiences. The executive duo also offered an exclusive preview of upcoming Amazon MGM Studios releases, such as Zeta and Vengeance.Of course, the success of bestselling author Mercedes Ron‘s film adaptations on Prime Video, from her popular Fault (Culpables) series to the recently launched romantic thriller Drawn Together (Marfil), was a key talking point and a point of pride for the executives.

A revival of Damn Yankees is coming to Broadway starring Neil Patrick Harris, Julianne Hough and Austin Scott.

The sixth edition of Iberseries & Platino Industria in the Spanish capital Madrid opened on Tuesday with a focus on data, courtesy of media and entertainment research and intelligence company Parrot Analytics.In a session entitled “Content Without Borders: How to Win Over Audiences and Markets,” Jaime Otero, vp, partnerships at Parrot Analytics, explored key market trends and identified the types of content that resonate most strongly with audiences in Spain, Latin America, and the U.S. Hispanic market. He also examined which series, genres and markets offer the greatest international potential.

The Los Angeles Dodgers‘ Godzilla celebration proved to be a smash.

Documentarian Erin Lee Carr’s latest project is a deep dive into The Swan, the 2004 reality show widely considered one of the most unethical and sadistic in TV history. The premise? Take self-proclaimed “ugly ducklings,” and, over the course of three months, transform them into a “Swan.” The method? Extreme makeovers via a team that included a personal trainer, therapist, dentist and multiple cosmetic surgeons. The winner? The “most successful” transformation, aka “The Swan.”

In their conversations leading up to the making of Rose, star Sandra Hüller and director Markus Schleinzer worked hard at fine-tuning their eponymous 17th-century hero. Hüller was to play a woman disguising herself as a male soldier in the aftermath of the Thirty Years’ War, ingratiating herself in a small Protestant village. She considered preparation routines like strength training, before setting them aside as anachronistic; she agonized over keeping things as believable as possible. “She was wondering, ‘What should I do with my voice — should I lower it?’” Schleinzer recalls. “Then we started to laugh because then we found out that my voice, as a man, is higher than her voice as a woman. It would be a weird thing for her, to lower her voice to pretend to be a man, for a male director who has a much higher voice than hers.”

Jeff Probst said “nothing has changed” on Survivor when it comes to the reality show’s approach to diversity, equity and inclusion, despite Paramount rolling back DEI policies when Donald Trump returned to the White House.