Dark, the eerie, stylish time-travel mystery show from Germany, just got the go-ahead for season 2 on Netflix. The series was marketed as a kind of German Stranger Things, and while it certainly shares some connections with that other Netflix hit, Dark is a bit more cerebral and a lot less nostalgic. Overall, it’s a creep-tastic show […]

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More former child actors have come forward accusing producer Gary Goddard of sexual misconduct.

Following “ER” alum Anthony Edwards’ allegation that Goddard sexually assaulted him when he was 12, seven others from his Santa Barbara theater group are accusing their one-time mentor of molesting or attempting to molest them in the 1970s.

In a Los Angeles Times expose, the former actors detail Goddard’s behavior, which allegedly ranged from fondling to sexual abuse during the troupe’s overnight stays during a statewide tour.

Goddard — a writer, director, producer, and the founder entertainment design company the Goddard Group — has, through a spokesman, “unequivocally” denied the allegations in the past. He took a leave from his own company in late November in the wake of the claims.

Goddard was accused in 2014 of sexually abusing Michael Egan III when he was 16. The suit was later dismissed.

His publicist, Sam Singer, “categorically denied” the allegations in the Times Story, calling them “full

Heart has always been a rock band that has been influential to the music scene. Not even getting into the strides that they have made for gender equality in the rock and roll genre, some of their songs were simply too good to ignore. One of the songs that wasn’t all about the bluesy and hard rock that made them famous was their hit track “Alone”. This has been featured in both movies and television throughout the years, but likely not as much as some of their other (and consequently more famous) offerings. Here are some great examples of their

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There's no middle ground when it comes to loving or hating Big Brother couple Cody Nickson and Jessica Graf. You're on one side of the fence or the other, and that puts a big fat question mark on what you think of their chances on this season of The Amazing Race.

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Skeet Ulrich’s idea for who should play his Riverdale ex is so good, it’s scary.

“I mean, God, I think Neve [Campbell] would be really interesting,” Ulrich, who plays Jughead’s dad F.P. Jones on The CW’s teen drama, told TVLine when asked who he’d cast as Jughead’s still-unseen mother. Campbell, of course, starred alongside Ulrich in the 1996 horror classic Scream, which launched both of their movie careers. “I know she’s busy doing some films and stuff like that, so I don’t know if that’s a possibility,” Ulrich added. “But yeah, I

Fox has put in development two hourlong dramas from former Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria — an untitled La Women drama with Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce executive producer Emily Fox and Queen of the South Ep David Friendly, and father-daughter police drama with writer Tracy McMillan (Ready for Love) and Fox’s 24: Legacy co-creator Evan Katz, which has received a script commitment plus penalty. 20th Century Fox TV co-produces both with Longoria and Ben Spector’s…

Let’s take a few moments to talk about Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” album which was released in 1982. It was the best selling album in the world, and broke several records with the highest all-time sales throughout the world, winning a whopping 8 Grammy awards and rocketing Jackson to the heights of superstar in the music industry. There isn’t much that we can say about the album that already hasn’t been said, with the exception of one glaring omission. Who is the band that played on the album? The band playing most of the songs on Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” will surprise

The Band Playing Most of the Songs on Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” Will Surprise You

Citing “the passage of tax reform and the FCC’s action on broadband” (aka the Dec. 14 vote to repeal net neutrality), Comcast chief Brian Roberts announced $1,000 bonuses would go to more than 100,000 front-line and non-executive employees. Roberts also announced that the Company expects to spend “well in excess” of $50B over the next five years investing in infrastructure to radically improve and extend broadband plant and capacity, and its television, film and theme…

Twitter has something of a reputation for being rather lax when it comes to protecting its users from being harassed and otherwise abused by other users. However, it seems to be interested in changing this reputation, as shown by its introduction of new rules in November. Said rules can be summed up as Twitter going after users who are engaging in abusive behavior, with a particular emphasis on hate imagery, threats of violence, and the glorification of acts of violence. Furthermore, it is interesting to note that Twitter has stated its intent to take the users’ association with groups that

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Spoiler Alert: This story kind of contains details of tonight's Gunpowder finale. Exclusive: "I will say I think I'm understandably more affected by it than I thought I would be," a circumspect Kit Harington says of the coming end of Game of Thrones. While he won’t unveil anything from the David Benioff and D.B. Weiss-run GoT, thick in the filming of the eighth and final season of the HBO blockbuster in Belfast, Northern Ireland, the man known to millions as Jon Snow is…

The City University of New York’s graduate school of journalism has rescinded a lifetime achievement award given to Charlie Rose in 2010, the school announced today. “Our decision to revoke our award comes with the overwhelming support of our faculty, staff, students, and alumni,” said an announcement from dean Sarah Bartlett and associate dean Andrew Mendelson. “We are acting not just to condemn his behavior, which is unconscionable and violates the ethical standards we…

Texas couple Chip and Joanna Gaines, stars of Hgtv’s “Fixer Upper”, have been turning dilapidated old homes into beautiful dwellings since 2013. Their hugely popular home improvement show has helped to bring old neighborhoods in central Texas back to life. Whether they are turning a 1927 brick Tudor mansion into a family-friendly home with a modern edge, or converting a historic ranch house to a Mediterranean-inspired retreat, Chip and Joanna help to unlock the full potential of any abode. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end. Joanna Gaines posted on her blog back in September, announcing that Season

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A breakthrough performance can mean different things to different people. For some, it means this actor has broken through to the big time; that they’re the next big thing; that they’re a big deal now and should be treated accordingly because they delivered a big ol’ ass-kicking performance in 2017.

For others, it means this actor has broken through creatively; that they’ve reached a new level of professional accomplishment; that they’re worth taking note of, no matter what they’re in, from this point forward because the collective artistic culture witnessed the amazing things they did in 2017.

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The list below represents a little bit of both. These performances are all incredible, stand-out turns made by people who are going to go on to do more great things in the future — you know, assuming Hollywood producers takes proper note. These aren’t

You don’t know Gilbert Gottfried. You think you do, but you don’t. He’s been called the ‘comic’s comic,” and has been a staple of TV and film for years. His signature voice and crinked eyes have been imitated by thousands. But the new documentary “Gilbert, A Gilbert Gottfried Story” shows an entirely different side of the comedian who’s been entertaining audiences for four decades.

“It was uncomfortable from beginning to end,” cracked Gottfried, who spoke to IndieWire’s Turn It On podcast (along with filmmaker Neil Berkeley) about making the documentary, fame, and the state of comedy. Listen below!

Berkeley’s “Gilbert,” which premieres Dec. 29 on Hulu, came out of a desire by Gilbert’s wife Dara to showcase an unexpected side to the iconic comedian. The film peeks behind the larger-than-life persona at a more personal story about growing up in Brooklyn and becoming

Johnny Iuzzini was one of those folks that seemed destined to become a chef. Growing up he developed a love for fresh fruits and vegetables that were grown in his mother’s garden. He even became a dishwasher at a local golf club to further his chances of one day becoming a cook. He eventually found his way to being a pastry chef and from that point on was on the fast track to fame. Unfortunately as of late Johnny has been embroiled in the scandal of sexual misconduct allegations that have forced ABC to pull him from the Great American

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TV One has set the premiere date and unveiled key art (below) for Two Sides, an hourlong limited four-part true-crime docuseries that looks at officer-involved deaths in the Black community, executive produced by Viola Davis and Julius Tennon’s JuVee Productions and Lemuel Plummer (L. Plummer Media), with narration by Davis. It’s set to premiere Monday, January 22 at 10 Pm Et on TV One. Focusing on four headline-grabbing fatal police encounters during 2014–2015, the…

Running errands and getting groceries used to be a little more fun than it might be these days. Now everyone is busy on their phones, looking at lists on an app and determining the best deals at places all over the city that they live in. In Watertown of the Boston area, local grocery store patrons were surprised and delighted to hear live music being heralded from a section of the store. As more and more people took out their phones to record the performance that was happening, Gillie Assuncao would not have predicted the kind of positive feedback and

Singing Deli Worker Gillie Assuncao Delights Customers At Watertown Market

President Donald Trump took no questions at what was billed as a news conference to follow the Gop’s passage of a massive corporate tax cut Wednesday afternoon. Instead, he and Republicans celebrated on the White House steps. Many people spoke. Some made headlines: Trump: “Steve Scalise – he’s braver than all of us. Oh boy, I don’t know. He had a rougher year than most of us. It’s a hell of a way to lose weight, Steve. We love ya Steve. Great job.” [Rep. Scalise was in…

The Television Academy today announced changes in its membership requirements for 2018. Personal publicists are now eligible for membership in the Professional Representatives Peer Group, along with short form writers in the Writers Peer Group and colorists in the Picture Editors Peer Group, according to the changes approved by the Academy’s Board of Governors. "It's the Television Academy's mission to create a membership body that reflects the many diverse professions…

Emergency services call operators always have plenty of stories to tell about funny or inappropriate calls they have received from members of the public who feel they are in need of assistance from the emergency services. These range from people ringing for a lift home to someone wanting help because they have lost something at home. While some of these phone calls waste the time of the emergency services, there are other tales that are quite endearing. The perfect example of this is a call they received from five-year-old TyLon Pittman from Mississippi. After watching the movie ‘How the Grinch

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