Новости за 18.05.2024

Young Sheldon died this week, carried to sitcom heaven (which he would pointedly, and annoyingly, interrupt to tell you doesn’t exist) by hordes of network TV angels (same). But while the character, played by Iain Armitage in his more larval form, has now -zinga’d his last ba-, he didn’t go quietly: Variety reports…

Today, in “For the love of Christ, don’t mess around with Bluey fans” news: A Las Vegas hot dog restaurant apparently brought the wrath of hundreds, if not thousands, of fans of the animated Australian pooch down on their own heads this week, after announcing a free “Bluey Day” at their restaurant without…

Even as Poor Things and The Favourite director Yorgos Lanthimos is busy at Cannes, debuting his latest movie—short story anthology film Kinds Of Kindness, drawing strong reviews—he’s already lined up his next project, Bugonia. That includes just-released casting info about the upcoming film, revealing that Kindness sta…

Johnny Knoxville is facing a new lawsuit this week, related to alleged behavior that we could hopefully be forgiven for mentally filing as “Some fairly typical Johnny Knoxville-type shit.” The Jackass star is the subject of a new lawsuit from writer Daniel Curry, a former creative consultant on Knoxville’s new show The…

TV’s ongoing budget crunch has hit another milestone of “Welp, that’s probably not good” over the last two weeks: The casts of some of the most fundamentally unkillable shows on television have reportedly gotten their individual episode orders cut down. That includes the massive ensemble at Gray’s Anatomy, and now the…

Dabney Coleman has died. A veteran actor of stage and screen, with nearly 200 credits to his name, Coleman’s (frequently scowling, almost always mustachioed) face was a fixture of American film and TV from the 1960s forward. Renowned for his ability to play just the right kind of loathsome jerk—the kind who was…