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Dominic McLaughlin, Arabella Stanton and Alastair Stout each hold a wand at center frame in the matching set, stamped The First Year Begins ahead of the Christmas Day premiere.
The Texas senator-elect’s cameo came after two of his late-night interviews during the campaign were pushed to YouTube over equal-time concerns, so his arrival on broadcast late night was a long time coming.
MS NOW drew 4.19 million primetime viewers, edging CNN and Fox News in a virtual three-way tie, and its 33.2 million YouTube views nearly doubled CNN and more than doubled Fox News.
The episode was also the season’s most-watched on Peacock, and clips from the night have already piled up 325 million views across social platforms.
Felicity Jones, Emma Brown and more of the Cackle’s Academy cast are looking back at the 1998 series The Worst Witch with host Holly Rivers on the Cackle’s After Dark nostalgia podcast.
The sisters stopped by The Jennifer Hudson Show to talk their Christmas heist comedy, settle Christmas versus Halloween, and explain why the family gingerbread crown comes down to an anonymous Instagram poll.
A soundtrack song, fan recreations and a 30th anniversary have the 1996 body-swap favorite all over TikTok again, and this year it finally came home to Disney+.
The Obsession star’s first time as host brought a monologue moment everyone is quoting, a killer robot short that stole the show, and surprise visits from Tom Hanks and the World Series champion Brewers.
The Indiana Fever star caps the release week of her first children’s book with a Friday night debut alongside Jimmy Fallon, three days after a Good Morning America appearance.
Hours before she hosts Saturday Night Live’s Halloween episode, the Obsession breakout is sharing the fan encounter, the dive bar routine and the sticky keepsake behind her wild year.
From the Sanderson sisters in Salem to Linus waiting in the pumpkin patch, these are the family picks worth pressing play on tonight, with the one free trial that covers the Peanuts classic.
Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato grew up whispering to each other on the Barney & Friends set. This week, the man whose voice they heard there answered back.
Hogwarts got a little more haunted on Halloween Eve. Meet the actors bringing Nearly Headless Nick, the Bloody Baron, the Fat Friar and the Fat Lady to the screen, plus the voice behind the Sorting Hat, ahead of the series’ Christmas Day premiere.
The Obsession star shows up ready for Valentine’s Day instead of Halloween, then settles the matter in Nikki’s own voice: Obsession, she insists, is a beautiful, touching rom-com.
Jimmy Fallon took on Nathan Fielder’s deadpan interrogation style, and Curtis answered as the Theranos founder, in a spoof of the A24 documentary that has become one of the year’s biggest box office stories.
Forty-five years ago, the original Halloween came to NBC the same weekend Halloween II opened in theaters, and a young Jamie Lee Curtis heard the network was calling itself Nothing But Curtis. This morning, she watched that interview again, and her reaction is pure joy.
Thirty-one years ago this week, Carly Beth Caldwell put on a Halloween mask that would not come off, and a generation of kids was never the same. A look back at the Goosebumps premiere that became a Halloween institution.
Elmo has revealed this year’s Halloween costume, and it is a full runway takeover: the little red monster is going as Miranda Priestly, complete with a white wig and glasses perched low on his nose.
The Succession Emmy winner will star as a mother protecting her young daughter from deadly bird attacks in HBO’s new version of the Hitchcock classic.
Kermit, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, Rizzo and Fozzie return to Victorian London in A Who Knew Carol, a two-minute musical that rebuilds the 1992 film’s opening number, with Stephanie Beatriz as Scrooge’s niece and three brand-new ghosts along for the ride.
Biel, who played Mary Camden, will stay behind the camera as an executive producer, and she says the new version will take on technology, bullying, drugs and alcohol head on while staying a show families can watch together.
Springfield gets a handmade Halloween makeover when the special premieres Sunday on Fox, animated by the Robot Chicken team at Stoopid Buddy Stoodios.
The Obsession star hosts Saturday Night Live’s Halloween episode with Gracie Abrams as musical guest, marking her first time leading the show.
