Entertainment Weekly

Entertainment Weekly, often referred to as EW, is a digital-only magazine that focuses on entertainment and is based in New York City. It is published by Dotdash Meredith and covers a wide range of topics including film, television, music, Broadway, literature, and pop culture. The magazine first launched on February 16, 1990, in New York. Unlike other celebrity-driven magazines like Us Weekly, People (which is also under the same parent company), and In Touch Weekly, EW emphasizes entertainment media news and offers critical insights and reviews. It distinguishes itself from trade publications like Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, which cater mainly to industry professionals, by appealing to a broader audience. On February 9, 2022, Entertainment Weekly transitioned to a digital-only format, discontinuing its print edition.

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Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson's cause of death revealed

1 day ago | ew.com | Sydney Bucksbaum

Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson's cause of death has been revealed. The influential co-founder of the Beach Boys died at 82 of "respiratory arrest," according to his death certificate. Respiratory arrest occurs when the body cannot breathe enough oxygen to sustain life, Mayo Clinic states. TMZ was the first to report the news.
'M3GAN' spinoff 'SOULM8TE' is like 'Fatal Attraction' with robots, producers tease (exclusive)

1 day ago | ew.com | Nick Romano

If the M3GAN cinematic universe continues to grow, would we call it the MCU? More importantly, would it give Marvel Studios a run for its money? "Listen, fingers crossed," James Wan, a producer on all these movies through his company Atomic Monster, tells Entertainment Weekly.
'Lilo and Stitch 2' in the works after first film becomes one of the biggest of the year

1 day ago | ew.com | Nick Romano

Most movies are struggling to attract audiences these days, but not family fair like Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and A Minecraft Movie. Lilo & Stitch, Disney's live-action reimagining of its own animated classic, was another release that quickly became one of the highest-grossing films of this entire year so far. As it still grows its ticket sales, the Mouse House made the inevitable decision to green light a sequel. Announced Thursday, a live-action Lilo & Stitch 2 is now officially in the works.
IT girl: Allison Williams hopes 'M3GAN 2.0' will give the gays everything they want

1 day ago | ew.com | Nick Romano

Allison Williams, a fan of the Real Housewives franchise, knows this meme-ified Erika Jayne quote well: "Gonna give the gays everything they want." Between Girls, M3GAN, Fellow Travelers, camp horror film The Perfection, and now M3GAN 2.0, it's like the actress is doing just that. "So honored. I really am," she tells Entertainment Weekly when presented with that quote.
'Spartacus: House of Ashur' first-look photos reveal main players, female gladiator (exclusive)

1 day ago | ew.com | Nick Romano

Actor Nick Tarabay delivers a line in the original Spartacus series on Starz that stuck with creator Steven S. DeKnight for more than a decade. Tarabay's character, Ashur, an ambitious, unpredictable ex-gladiator yearning to ascend the societal ranks of ancient Rome, foretells "the noble rise of the House of Ashur.""And then, of course, we brutally murder him in classic Spartacus fashion," DeKnight tells Entertainment Weekly.
More surprise guest stars? Yes, chef! Here's every cameo in 'The Bear' season 4

1 day ago | ew.com | Sydney Bucksbaum

This article contains spoilers for The Bear season 4. One of the major ingredients of every season of The Bear is a long list of surprise guest stars, and season 4 cooks up yet another impressive roster of big names. FX/Hulu's restaurant dramedy did it once again, as Carmy's (Jeremy Allen White) personal and professional families came together to save the restaurant and celebrate a big wedding featuring returning fan-favorites as well as some new faces.
Anthony Carrigan explains Metamorpho transformation in 'Superman' (exclusive)

1 day ago | ew.com | Nick Romano

Barry alum Anthony Carrigan spent a touch more time in the makeup chair than most of his Superman costars. The actor, who previously dabbled in the DC Comics playground with Fox's Gotham TV series, transforms for this summer's event movie into Rex Mason, a.k.a. Metamorpho, a metahuman with the power to transform his body into any element. "It's things that were glued on me, but then they painted on detail, and then more things were glued onto that," Carrigan tells Entertainment Weekly.
'The Bear' season 4 finale ending explained: What that cliffhanger means for Carmy

1 day ago | ew.com | Sydney Bucksbaum

This article contains spoilers for the season 4 finale of The Bear. The Bear just served up yet another cliffhanger, but the potential end of the award-winning series is starting to take shape.
LeAnn Rimes lost her teeth mid-song, spent rest of concert trying to push them back in

2 days ago | ew.com | Sydney Bucksbaum

LeAnn Rimes knows the show must go on ... even if her teeth fall out. The country artist revealed on Sunday that she lost her teeth mid-song during a concert, and she spent the rest of the performance trying to push them back in. "This is the most epic example of how the show must go on," Rimes said in a video posted to her Instagram. "I was on stage, and in the middle of 'One Way Ticket,' I feel something pop in my mouth.
Meet the musicians auditioning as Keith Urban's opening act in 'The Road'

2 days ago | ew.com | Sydney Bucksbaum

Keith Urban's opening act for his upcoming tour is the entire cast of a new music competition series. CBS reality show The Road will feature 12 emerging musicians who will compete against each other by performing as Urban's opening act at music venues across the country. The docu-drama format will chronicle their experience living the life of a touring musician, made even more brutal as each of the 12 singers, songwriters, and instrumentalists will face elimination at each stop.