Donald Glover and Phoebe Waller-Bridge will remake 2005’s ‘Mr. and Mrs. Smith,’ which paired Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, into an Amazon TV series.
Author: Bill Keveney, USA TODAY
‘She is irreplaceable’: Mel Brooks, Ed Asner, Viola Davis, other luminaries honor Cloris Leachman
Mel Brooks directed Leachman, Ed Asner acted with her, Viola Davis admired her. Hollywood luminaries celebrate Leachman, who died Wednesday at 94.
How Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson got that other nickname: Dewey (it’s not what you might think)
Johnson is an executive producer of NBC sitcom “Young Rock.” Younger actors will play him during his early years, but he will appear in each episode
Tom Brokaw retires after legendary 55-year career at NBC News
Brokaw, whose first book, “The Greatest Generation,” spurred renewed appreciation for those who fought World War II, will continue to write.
CNN moves to No. 1, Fox drops in post-election ratings shakeup: Will it last?
President Trump’s defeat and right-wing competitors likely influenced Fox’s post-election ratings drop, but will it only be temporary?
At Biden inauguration, TV’s familiar images and words offer comfort in turbulent times
Joe Biden’s inauguration was different in many ways, but traditional images seen by millions on TV conveyed the continuity of American government.
‘An absolutely disgraceful moment’: News anchors express shock at revolting turn at U.S. Capitol
News anchors expressed shock Wednesday when protest turned to revolt at the U.S. Capitol as shocking video and photos showed violence on screen.
R.I.P. Dawn Wells: Remembering my boat cruise with lovely Mary Ann from ‘Gilligan’s Island’
I’m in the Mary Ann camp of the “Ginger or Mary Ann?” debate and was fortunate to meet Dawn Wells at a “Gilligan’s Island” DVD boat party.
SAG-AFTRA says ‘most’ production will shut down amid L.A. COVID surge, CBS pauses ‘NCIS’
CBS Studios is hitting the pause button on a return to production for some of TV’s highest-profile shows due to skyrocketing COVID-19 numbers in L.A.
‘One Day at a Time’ canceled (again) as producers search for third home for rebooted Norman Lear sitcom
Producers are searching for a third home for “One Day at a Time” after Pop TV canceled the Norman Lear reboot. The show ran three seasons on Netflix.