NEW YORK — Shia LaBeouf has been arrested in New Orleans for the second time in less than two weeks, just hours after the release of an interview in which he confessed his homophobia while discussing his first arrest. The former Disney Channel star, 39, was booked into the Orleans Justice Center around 1:40 p.m. Saturday on a new charge of simple battery, according to online records. It’s ...
“Big Bang Theory” star Kunal Nayyar, who in the 2010s was twice ranked the world’s third-highest-paid TV actor, revealed in a recent interview that he uses his earnings to make donations on GoFundMe.
LOS ANGELES — UCLA has canceled an upcoming lecture featuring CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss. Weiss was scheduled to give the annual Daniel Pearl Memorial lecture on Feb. 27 about "The Future of Journalism." But according to the university, the program will not move forward as scheduled, after Weiss' team withdrew from the event. A source familiar with the UCLA program said the lecture ...
Two of the best movies to hit theaters in 2026 are now available to rent or buy at home, so if you missed them in theaters, or can’t wait to rewatch, now is your chance.
If you’ve kept up with the Netflix series “The Lincoln Lawyer,” the fourth season of which is now streaming, you know that things start out with Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) facing big trouble.
CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert rebuked his own network Monday night, claiming that lawyers for parent company Paramount Skydance prohibited him from airing an interview with Texas state Rep. James Talarico (D), a U.S. Senate candidate, over concerns it would violate the Federal Communications Commission’s equal time rule.
Roșie O’Donnell said she recently made a quiet return to the U.S. after very publicly moving to Ireland when President Donald Trump began his second term in office.
With the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina underway – broadcast on NBC and streaming on Peacock – it’s time once again to remember how much we love sports like figure skating, luge, bobsled and various types of skiing. While sports movies are a popular genre, the funny thing is that movies about the Winter Olympics just aren’t that frequent. Still, all that triumph of the human spirit among the snow and cold might put you in the mood for something Olympics-related, so here’s some of the best streaming content about the Winter Games out there (and yes, rewatching Episode 2, “Olympians,” of “Heated Rivalry” on HBO Max counts).
James Van Der Beek, the star of 1990s teen drama "Dawson's Creek," died on Wednesday at the age of 48 after a battle with cancer, his wife announced on social media.
An orange hue illuminated an otherwise dark stage nestled in a CBS lot in Studio City. Yair Keydar extended his arms toward the live audience, a smile overtaking his face as the 12-year-old reached the chorus of the "Wizard of Oz" classic, "Over the Rainbow." It's the second week of Netflix's "Star Search," which kicked off Jan. 20. The live variety talent competition show is a reboot of the syndicated series helmed by Ed McMahon that premiered in 1983 and became a launching pad for some of the biggest stars of the past few decades, including Britney Spears and Beyoncé.
Nearly 50 years ago, a prima donna pig made her first appearance on “The Muppet Show” and quickly became its breakout star. Within a few years, she was a sought-after Hollywood celebrity, a pinup model and the author of a bestselling book.
Alexander Skarsgård is the moment. Not only does he co-star in the Charli XCX vehicle “The Moment,” a music industry mockumentary that just premiered at Sundance and is in theaters now, but he’s co-starring in the edgy romance “Pillion,” in theaters this month, and just turned in a very respectable first-time hosting gig at “Saturday Night Live” on Jan. 31 (streaming on Peacock). The Swedish ...
Every standup comic has a shtick. Steven Wright and Stewart Francis specialize in one-liners. The late Don Rickles heckled everyone, while the late Gallagher smashed things with his trademark Sledge-O-Matic.
NEW YORK — A New Jersey actor whose credits include HBO’s “The Sopranos,” as well as films like “J. Edgar” and “The Prestige,” rejected a plea deal following a road rage incident last year, during which he allegedly shot a woman in the face. Ernest Heinz on Friday entered a not guilty plea during a brief appearance in Atlantic County Superior Court, NJ Advance reported. The 47-year-old actor ...
