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Disney World removing all live dolphins from Epcot's Finding Nemo attraction, 'prioritizing the wellbeing' of animals
Dolphins will no longer just keep swimming at a famous Disney World attraction based on the Finding Nemo film series. Nearly 20 years after Epcot's marine life attraction the Living Seas got a Pixar makeover for its transformation into the Seas With Nemo & Friends ride (and accompanying aquarium experience), Disney has revealed that all live dolphins will be removed from the attractions beginning in October.
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Children in the U.K. and Ireland are gearing up to send out some of their most magical owl posts yet. HBO has launched an open casting call to fill the roles of Harry Potter, Ronald Weasley, and Hermione Granger in the upcoming Harry Potter series adaptation. Calling on children between the ages of 9 and 11 who are residents of the U.K. or Ireland, the network requested two short self-tapes, including the reading of a poem or short story with a notable exclusion of text from the Harry Potter book franchise.
Donald Glover postpones Childish Gambino tour due to 'physical health' concerns: 'Thanks for the love'
Childish Gambino fans will have to wait a little longer to see Donald Glover in concert. The "Redbone" singer announced Monday on social media that he will reschedule the remainder of his North American tour dates due to health concerns. "Unfortunately i have to postpone the rest of the north...
Chicago P.D. boss on Voight's mental state and plans for a Burzek wedding
It takes more than a near-death experience to keep Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) from the job. When season 12 of Chicago P.D. picks up a month after the events of the season 11 finale, "Voight is back at work full time, physically recovered from his injuries and really pouring everything he has into the job," showrunner Gwen Sigan tells Entertainment Weekly.
Lenny Kravitz crashes daughter Zoë's Drew Barrymore Show appearance: 'The most beautiful interview'
Warning: This article contains spoilers for the film Blink Twice. Now this rocks: Lenny Kravitz made a surprise appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show to honor someone special. The "TK421" singer took the talk show's stage Tuesday after his daughter, Zoë Kravitz, concluded her interview with host Drew Barrymore in support of her directorial debut Blink Twice. "That was the most beautiful interview I've ever seen, ever," Lenny gushed as he pulled Barrymore into a hug. “Oh my God. It was so beautiful."
Justin Hawkins reacts to 'heartwarming' video of Taylor Swift singing along to 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love'
Yes, Justin Hawkins has seen the video of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce singing along to his band’s song — and he’s obsessed with it too. The Darkness frontman reacted to the viral clip in a Monday TikTok video, where he also opened up about the joyous experience of bringing his family to an Eras Tour concert in Switzerland.
Drew Barrymore reveals she called her agent to ask if Zoe Kravitz would direct Charlie's Angels film: 'Let's go!'
Ring, ring! A Charlie’s Angels reboot may be officially on the horizon. While visiting The Drew Barrymore Show on Tuesday, Blink Twice director Zoe Kravitz expressed her love for the film series — which starred Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu — and her dream to direct a potential revival.
Whoopi Goldberg remembers her Lion King costar James Earl Jones as 'one of the greatest'
Whoopi Goldberg shared an emotional tribute to her friend and Lion King costar James Earl Jones, shortly after the actor completed the Circle of Life. Following news that Goldberg's fellow EGOT-winning actor died Monday at age 93, the 68-year-old briefly paused Tuesday's episode of The View to remember the Hollywood icon, whose voice was well known for his work as the honorable lion Mufasa in Disney's animated classic The Lion King and as Darth Vader in the Star Wars series.
Beyoncé explains why Cowboy Carter and Renaissance don’t have music videos: ‘The music is enough'
Beyoncé is a woman on a mission and no amount of fans crying for her to “release the visuals” is going to stop her. In a recent interview with GQ , the Grammy-winner defended her decision to skip music videos for her two latest albums, 2022’s Renaissance and 2024’s Cowboy Carter. Despite previously teasing the possibility of releasing visuals, the “16 Carriages” singer now admits that it was a purposeful decision to avoid them entirely.
Patrick Schwarzenegger's Tim Tebow hits the field in American Sports Story first look
Patrick Schwarzenegger is the biggest football fan of his immediate family. "I'm the person that my fiancée can't get off the couch on Saturdays and Sundays," he tells Entertainment Weekly. It's fair to say he was already well versed on names like Aaron Hernandez and Tim Tebow, especially when...
Sean 'Diddy' Combs ordered to pay over $100 million in sexual assault case
A Michigan judge has ordered rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs to pay over $100 million in a sexual assault case. Per a court filing viewed by Entertainment Weekly, Lenawee County Circuit Court Judge Anna Marie Anzalone decided Monday that Combs, 54, will pay $100,000.314.40 to the plaintiff in the case, Derrick Lee Cardello-Smith, who filed a lawsuit against Combs for, according to local news, allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting him in Detroit in 1997. The judge granted Cardello-Smith’s motion for default judgment after Combs did not appear at the hearing, per court records.
Whoopi Goldberg doesn't think Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter was 'snubbed' by CMA Awards: 'It wasn't for them'
Whoopi Goldberg has attempted to lasso fan expectations when it comes to Beyoncé's country music crossover, as The View moderator and Oscar-winning actress said she doesn't feel the CMA Awards snubbed the former Destiny's Child superstar when it bestowed her Cowboy Carter album with zero nominations earlier this week.
The Boulet Brothers' Dragula season 6 cast revealed, featuring Drag Race queen and return of season 2's Majesty
The Boulet Brothers' Dragula has 12 new contestants to go along with its debut pair of Emmy nominations — and Entertainment Weekly can exclusively reveal each of the contestants joining Shudder's divinely grotesque, horror-themed drag competition series when it premieres for season 6 later this year. A new horde...
The 30 best TV show opening credit sequences: From Game of Thrones to Only Murders in the Building
There's nothing like a good opening credits intro to put you in the mood for your favorite show. While not every series these days bothers to include one, we have a special fondness for those that find value in this classic TV tradition. Some intros keep it simple with a memorable theme song (All in the Family; The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air; Friends) while others are so richly sequenced over earworm instrumentals (Mad Men; Desperate Housewives; Game of Thrones), they're like a work of art in and of themselves.
Drew Barrymore worried she would 'tarnish' Kamala Harris' career with talk show interview: 'Sick to my stomach'
Drew Barrymore is reflecting on “the scariest conversation” she’s ever had on her talk show: her viral interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. While speaking at The Paley Center’s An Evening With Drew Barrymore on Monday, the actress confessed that she felt “sick to my stomach” over the idea of potentially derailing Harris’ career in any way, shape, or form during the politician’s visit to The Drew Barrymore Show last April.
Survivor 47 cast reveal the secrets they’ll keep from the tribe
Fire represents life. But what happens when your pants catch on fire? It seems the liar, liars of Survivor 47 will have to answer that question when the season premieres Sept. 18 on CBS. That’s because the players competing for the million dollars informed Entertainment Weekly before the game that there are certain things they either plan to fib about in the game, or, at the very least, conceal from their fellow tribe mates. They won’t tell the other contestants these things, but they did tell us.
Hugh Grant bedevils in Heretic, a theological debate wrapped in horror trappings
This theological question is at the heart of Heretic, a Gothic horror show that probes the mysteries of faith and the capacity of evil. When Sister Barnes (Sophie Thatcher) and Sister Paxton (Chloe East) turn up at Mr. Reed's (Hugh Grant) door, hoping to convert him to the Church of Latter-day Saints, what they find is an absent-minded, middle-aged man, charmingly befuddled in the way only Grant can be. But things quickly take a turn as Reed engages the girls in theological debates while the lights go out, and the front door locks and refuses to budge. Soon, the girls find their faith put to the test in a trap designed to test their beliefs and measure their conviction.
Ariana DeBose in House of Spoils trailer is like if The Bear had a haunted kitchen
In the House of Spoils trailer, it's less "yes, chef" and more "are you OK, chef?" West Side Story Oscar winner and memorable Tonys host Ariana DeBose stars in the latest kitchen drama, which partly gives off The Bear vibes in the high-stakes, fast-paced dining world, but with a horror twist.
Frasier's Rachel Bloom on playing the daughter of 'one of the greatest characters ever created for television'
Rachel Bloom is a kid of the nineties. Her family would record all their shows of the week back when VCRs were still a thing and then at the end of the week, they would watch them together. Frasier always held a special place in her heart because of the...
The 19 best family shows on Netflix in Sept 2024
Netflix has long been the go-to for viewers seeking a streaming service with a wide variety of programming, and that’s certainly the case when it comes to family shows. Whether you’re looking for comedy, competition, sci-fi fun, or sitcom silliness, the streaming giant has all of the above and then some, including a mixture of originals, Nickelodeon classics, former broadcast network series, and much more.
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