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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ew.com | Randall Colburn
The season 2 finale of Tracker found Justin Hartley's Colter Shaw learning the answer to a question that's plagued him the entire series — who killed his father? While the CBS action-drama keeps Colter busy with new cases that test his survivalist and tracking skills, the van-lifer has spent his downtime reckoning with his fractured family.
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ew.com | Shania Russell
Jamie Lee Curtis credits filmmaker John Landis with giving one of her many memorable screen characters a signature trait — and with changing the trajectory of her career. After she made waves playing final girl Laurie Strode in Halloween, and long before she showed off her hot dog fingers in Everything Everywhere All at Once, Curtis starred in Landis' 1983 comedy Trading Places as Ophelia, a gum-smacking sex worker with a heart of gold.
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ew.com | Shania Russell
The Voice is calling upon a few familiar faces ahead of season 28. Following news that Snoop Dogg will be making his return to the singing competition show this fall, NBC has unveiled the rest of the coaching panel, which includes current coach Michael Bublé and two more returnees: Niall Horan and Reba McEntire. "SNOOP. REBA. NIALL. BUBLÉ," teased a post on the show's official Instagram page.
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ew.com | Shania Russell
Tom Cruise has his little sister to thank for one of the most important roles of his career. Cruise's sister Cass helped him land a role in Rain Man, the Academy Award-winning title that saw him star opposite Dustin Hoffman, the actor revealed during a wide-ranging conversation with Sight and Sound magazine.
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3 days ago |
ew.com | Shania Russell
Amber Heard is swimming into a new chapter of parenthood, just in time for Mother's Day. The Aquaman alum surprised fans on Sunday by announcing that she is officially outnumbered by her children — Heard was already mother to 4-year-old Oonagh and has now welcomed a set of twins. "Mother’s Day 2025 will be one I’ll never forget," Heard began a heartfelt Instagram post. "This year I am elated beyond words to celebrate the completion of the family I’ve strived to build for years.
Entertainment Weekly journalists
Alamin Yohannes
Annabel Bentley
Ashley Boucher
Briana Edwards
Clark Collins
Dalton Ross
Debby Wolfinsohn
Emlyn Travis
Ennica Jacob
Ethan Bellows
Gerrad Hall
Gina Ragusa
Ilana Gordon
James Mercadante
Jason Lamphier
Jessica Wang
Jillian Sederholm
Joey Nolfi
Jorie Nicole McDonald
Kristen Baldwin
Lauren Huff
Lester Brathwaite
Maureen Lenker
Mike Miller
Nick Romano
Oliver Gettell
Patrick Gomez
Raechal Shewfelt
Rebecca Detken
Sam Highfill
Samantha Highfill
Shania Russell
Sydney Bucksbaum
Wesley Stenzel
Yolanda Machado
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