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Prophesied ‘Community’ movie ordered by Peacock, world reacts
Creator Dan Harmon and many of the original cast are attached for this movie, which has now been announced seven years after the show ended its initial six-season TV/streaming run.
Shaq issues bold statement on Adam Levine
"The dedication to charity shows his heart."
Colin Cowherd is hyped about sitting next to Kim Kardashian at dinner
"By the way, more beautiful in person. That’s what I thought…all natural, all organic."
Page Six source calls speculation on Tom Brady-Gisele Bündchen rift cause “sexist”
"A source close to the couple" told the magazine that "the problems are not due to his decision to play football again —sometimes things are complicated."
Brittney Griner slammed by controversial rapper visiting Russia
"I’m not gonna lie, I was drunk ... but I stand on that."
NFL world reacts to conflicting Taylor Swift Super Bowl reports
Variety and TMZ published conflicting reports about a Taylor Swift Super Bowl halftime show.
Tom Hardy has a surprising hobby: winning Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournaments
"A lot of people think, 'Oh, Tom Hardy - he's just a superstar.' No, you get him on the mat and he'll smash you."
Football world laughs at NFL comparison to ‘The Office’
"The NFL actually did the 'Mexican Lemonade' bit from The Office."
Bay Area rapper sentenced for role in ID theft ring
"An unrepentant career criminal."
Sports world reacts to Reggie Jackson’s amazing tweet
"Now we all know I was innocent!"
Happy 30th anniversary to ‘Sneakers,’ a cult classic that was far ahead of its time
The 1992 movie predicted the rise and dangers of today's instant-information age.
B.J. Novak’s ‘Vengeance’ is the best film of the summer
'The Office' alum and Ashton Kutcher star in a surprising true-crime satire.
World reacts to Warner Bros. Discovery canceling $90 million film “Batgirl,” which was in post-production
"Worked in this town for three decades and this is some unprecedented sh*t here."
Tributes pour in for Nichelle Nichols, known for “Star Trek” and more
NASA wrote in 2012 that "Nichols’s role as one of television’s first Black characters to be more than just a stereotype and one of the first women in a position of authority (she was fourth in command of the Enterprise) inspired thousands of applications from women and minorities."
