Granted, DC has enjoyed considerable success within that niche with grown-up animation, particularly with its direct-to-DVD movies, which have generally been more satisfying than the higher-profile cohort unleashed in theaters, including “Suicide Squad,” a pretty lousy movie enlivened by Margot Robbie’s take on the bat-wielding psychotic sidekick. Still, the Adult Swim sensibility of “Harley Quinn”
Union and fellow judge Julianne Hough will not return for the second season of “America’s Got Talent: The Champions,” which premieres January 6. Variety published a report this week alleging Union had been fired after urging the show’s producers to notify human resources about an incident involving a racist joke. It also said producers told
The actress, along with fellow “AGT” judge Julianne Hough, will not return for the second season of “America’s Got Talent: The Champions,” which premieres January 6. For that series judge Simon Cowell will be joined by Alesha Dixon, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel. On Wednesday night Union tweeted a message of thanks to those who
E.T. — yes, THAT E.T.! — made a surprise appearance in commercial for telecommunications company Xfinity. Only this time, he landed on Earth on purpose, and he’s learning about tablets and playing in the snow. In the four-minute ad, E.T. conveniently parks his spaceship in the backyard of a grown-up Elliott (played by Henry Thomas,
From animated Disney sequels to a thrilling fugitive tale, this year’s theater lineup offers plenty of opportunities to get out and enjoy some time at the movies. Six years after the first wildly successful “Frozen” animated film, Disney has released a sequel just in time for the holidays. Idina Menzel still carries the belting vocals
What’s streaming on Netflix, Amazon and Hulu in December Jimmy and Steph bring their new baby home and dive headfirst into the world of parenting in Season 5 of the Netflix series “Fuller House.” But no worrie, they’ve got a house full of hands to help. Here’s some of what else is streaming in December…
With Thanksgiving days away, it’s time to watch the classic Thanksgiving TV special, “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving,” the animated half-hour adventure of Charlie Brown and his motley group of friends. As the story goes, Peppermint Patty has (a little bit rudely) invited herself and all her friends over to Charlie Brown’s house for Thanksgiving and
Sunday night was the American Music Awards and there was a lot going on. The singer/actress opened the American Music Awards Sunday night, and she wasn’t in the strongest of voices. Gomez performed “Lose You To Love Me” and “Look At Her Now.” There was plenty of discussion on social media about her vocals. Regardless,
“Let some word that is heard be thine,” he prayed. The “thine,” of course, refers to God, and the prayer was one of many ways Rogers’ faith became an integral part of his long-running and groundbreaking television show. He was, in a way, a televangelist to toddlers. Before you click away or cancel your subscription
“The Mandalorian” has become a breakout success for Disney+, and not just because of the mountains of merchandise that “Baby Yoda” is going to move when it hits shelves. The first live-action “Star Wars” series continues to impress through three episodes, employing a savvy blend of different genres, niftily mashing up the qualities of an
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