The Writers’ and Actors’ Strike of 2023 was a major labour action in Hollywood that brought nearly all U.S. film and TV production to a halt for several months. The Writers’ Strike (WGA) started May 2 ...

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers could have had some rough seasons after winning the Super Bowl in 2020. Instead, they won the NFC South for the next four years in a ro ...

Jason Segel’s 2008 film Forgetting Sarah Marshall started with one of the most surprising “got ya” moments in a comedy film. While Segel's character, Peter, is wearing just a towel after a ...

Jason Mackey covered the Penguins (2016-19) and Pirates (2019-2024) at the Post-Gazette before becoming a columnist in April 2024. He is a graduate of Westminster College.

The social media platform’s official policy account addressed the controversy on Thursday through a post on X, calling the accusations “patently false and irresponsible.” The remarks came in response ...

Yellowjackets' Melanie Lynskey offered additional intel on the show's "lost" episode, including that it starred her husband, Jason Ritter. Published Thu, 19 Jun 2025 18:32:04 -0500 ...

Jason Segel and dancer-actor Kayla Radomski are engaged after two years of dating Jason Segel is engaged to girlfriend and “So You Think You Can Dance” alumna Kayla Radomski.

Kylie Kelce doesn't "read comments often," but she has seen the drool emojis posted by fans alongside "thirst trap" snaps of her husband, NFL great Jason Kelce.

Kylie Kelce got territorial over her husband, Jason Kelce, while addressing his thirsty fans on Thursday’s episode of her podcast, “Not Gonna Lie.” “I think that people are posting what ...

That became more clear in their latest meeting, and it also involved Jason Kidd, who has been in rumors the past few weeks after speculation of him wanting to take the New York Knicks head ...

That was the best line from a hilarious text exchange between Jason Sudeikis and Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh. It's no secret that Harbaugh is a fan of the Apple TV series, Ted Lasso.