The ascension of Cynthia Erivo could one day make for its own riveting biopic. A pivotal scene would come just over five years ago, when her debut in the revival of The Color Purple, a musical adaptation of Alice Walker’s novel produced by Oprah Winfrey, struck Broadway like a lightning ... More

Legendary artist John Oates and his wife Aimee teamed up with the country’s largest hunger-relief organization Feeding America to help raise funds to provide Americans a bit of solace from the struggles faced due to the pandemic. “Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, when it became clear that live shows would ... More

Kat Graham is in hair and makeup preparing for a photo shoot at the Towers of the Waldorf Astoria residences in New York City on a gloomy November day. The actress and musician has always had a love for all things glam, but, since she’s been ... More

Scary isn’t the first word you’d use to describe Sarah Paulson. In fact, by her own admission, “no one is a bigger scaredy cat than me. I jump at my own shadow.” But yet, in 2020, she inhabited two truly evil characters: troubled mother Diane in ... More

Ahead of the 2021 Critics Choice Awards, actress Amanda Seyfried had a virtual appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon featuring an impromptu cameo by a maintenance crew. As Seyfried quickly explained that her drier is broken, viewers caught the ... More

We all need some lighthearted feel-goodery right about now. And, that means a return to Zamunda. The highly anticipated sequel to the 1988 hit film Coming To America, Coming 2 America, will be released on Amazon Prime Video March 5. But it took time, 32 years ... More

There are no seasons in Southern California, unless you count awards season. It’s a Thursday morning in early January 2015, the height of the trophy derby, and Jane Fonda is telling me about the night she won her first Oscar, in 1972, for her role as a reluctant prostitute in ... More

There is a Shawn Hunter reference in the first episode of Netflix's new series Ginny & Georgia. The show also pointedly refers to Friends, Vanderpump Rules, and Bachelor in Paradise, creating a relatable world of characters you can connect with. "I felt like Sarah Lampert, ... More