First comes baby, then comes marriage! Jeremy Renner has quietly married his girlfriend, Sonni Pacheco, Capitol Filemagazine reports. Pacheco gave birth to her and Renner's first child last year, while they were broken up.
Hope Solo is "confident" that she'll be cleared of the domestic violence assault charges against her. In a post on her Facebook page, the U.S. women's soccer goalkeeper writes: "While I understand that the public desires more information regarding the allegations against me, I continue to maintain my innocence against these charges. And, once all the facts come to light and the legal process is concluded, I am confident that I will be fully exonerated."
Will you follow the NCIS franchise to New Orleans? Now that the latest iteration of CBS' juggernaut has officially premiered, we want to know your thoughts — as well as what you think of every new show this season. Do you plan to stick around with Dwayne Pride (Scott Bakula) & Co. in the Big Easy, or is three NCISes too many? Vote here for which new shows won you over, and which ones flopped.
We're back with another Dancing with the Stars results show, before theTuesday edition retreats back into its glittery cave next week. A quick early observation: Can someone please inform Sadie Robertson that the camera can and will pan to her at any given opportunity? She's got a baaaad case of resting bitchface. End rant. Tom and Erin waste no time in getting to the first set of results.
For its 29th season (Wednesday, 8/7c, CBS), Survivor is reviving its Blood vs. Water theme — in which loved ones compete against each other. This time, however, all the players are new to Survivor, as opposed to in Season 27, when "Blood vs. Water" made its debut. "Blood vs. water had such a positive response from the audience that we fell in love with the idea and decided, let's just do it again and let's twist it and not bring any returning players back, and see what that does to the dynamic," host Jeff Probst tells TVGuide.com. "And it definitely shifted it. People came in out of the gate saying, let's let loved ones dominate this game and try to get as deep as we can with as many pairs. So right from the beginning there was a new strategy."
It's been more than 16 years since comedian Phil Hartman — star of Saturday Night Live,The Simpsons and NewsRadio — was shot to death in his bed by his wife Brynn, who later turned the gun on herself. His murder sent shockwaves through Hollywood, stunning both those who knew him personally and those who were only familiar with the characters he played on TV. In the new biography You Might Remember Me: The Life and Times of Phil Hartman, author Mike Thomas delves into the life and death of Hartman, from his humble upbringing in Canada through (an exhaustive examination of) his final, fateful hours. The book also reveals the tumultuous nature of the Hartmans' marriage, offering details that seem chillingly ominous in retrospect.
It's #MyJamMonday on Week 2 of Dancing with the Stars (of course Bruno's is "Born This Way") and, if nothing else, the song choices serve to highlight the age distribution between, say, Bethany Mota and Tavis Smiley on the show's 19th season. For the second week in a row, it's Night 1 of 2. Who will be given the boot on Tuesday's results show? Here's a recap of tonight's performances:
As NCIS chugs into its 12th season Tuesday (8/7c, CBS), creator Gary Glasberg says he's taking a back-to-basics approach for the upcoming year. After so many major event episodes last season — the departure of Ziva (Cote de Pablo), the introduction of Bishop (Emily Wickersham), the NCIS: New Orleans backdoor pilot, and a tribute episode to Ralph Waite — Glasberg says he's excited to be entering a more character-driven run.
NCIS: New Orleans was never supposed to be a series. But that changed when NCIS creator Gary Glasberg — with a little nudge from star Mark Harmon — got swept away by the city's food, culture, music and overall charm. And meeting D'Wayne Swear, the real-life NCIS agent on whom Scott Bakula's NCIS: New Orleans character is based, didn't hurt either.
Are you a Lost aficionado or do you need to spend more time on the island? In honor of the show's milestone anniversary — officially Monday, Sept. 22 — we revisited Lost from its brilliant pilot episode to that still-polarizing head-scratcher of an ending. See how well you remember all things Dharma and beyond with our "How Well Do You Know Lost?" quiz here, and tell us your favorite and least favorite Lost moments in the comments!
Sean Bean is tackling multiple roles this summer as an undercover agent on TNT's Legends. There's struggling dad Martin Odum, socially awkward pseudo-anarchist Lincoln Dittmann, and womanizing Dante Auerbach, to name a few. (But all Bean fans are concerned about at this point is that all of these characters stay alive.) Take our "Which Sean Bean Character Said It?" quiz here to test your knowledge of his roles, from Legends to Lord of the Rings.
Guess who's back?! Saturday Night Live alum Bill Hader is returning to Studio 8H to host the third episode of SNL's upcoming 40th season, NBC announced Wednesday. Joining him will be musical guest Hozier.
Finally, we have an authoritative viewpoint on the issue of Scottish independence: from The Simpsons' Groundskeeper Willie.
Joan Rivers' doctor took a selfie while performing an unauthorized procedure on the comedienne's throat that caused her to stop breathing on Aug. 28, a source tells CNN.
It's Dancing with the Stars déjà vu Tuesday night, with the results show rising like a phoenix from the ashes. (Not to fear, though: While there will also be aTuesday results show next week, the show will then return to its single Mondaynight format.) Julianne Hough is wearing a mostly sheer top, which somehow manages to still be more modest than her Monday night ensemble. To the results!
The 19th season of Dancing with the Who Are These People Stars kicked off in spectacular fashion Monday night, with a cast that proves the show is stretching further and further in its interpretation of the term "celebrity." It's clear from the get-go that new judge Julianne Hough is thrilled to be back in the ballroom -- and her boobs seem pretty excited too. (Is this TV-14?) With 13 routines to cram into two hours, Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews waste no time in getting the performances underway — and we won't either:
Dancing with the Stars kicks off its 19th season Monday night, with a new executive producer (Rob Wade) and a new full-time judge (former pro Julianne Hough).
Love is in the air at Litchfield — and not just on screen, apparently. According to TMZ, Orange Is the New Black writer Lauren Morelli is dating one of the show's stars, Samira Wiley — and has officially filed for divorce from her husband of two years.
Apparently Martha Stewart isn't ready to cede her title of America's go-to domestic goddess to Gwyneth Paltrow just yet. In an interview with Net-a-Porter magazine, as reported by Page Six, Stewart slammed Paltrow for her Goop endeavor and says the actress should stick to movies. "She just needs to be quiet," Stewart told the magazine.
Luke Perry is reportedly heading to CSI: Cyber. In a role that's potentially recurring, Perry will play Nick Dalton, a former FBI agent who has ties to Special Agent Avery Ryan's (Patricia Arquette) past, TVLine reports.
No Good Deed, the new thriller starring Idris Elba and Taraji P. Henson, bumped Guardians of the Galaxy out of the top spot at the box office this weekend, opening at No. 1 with $24.5 million, Box Office Mojo reports.
Dave Benton, a local news anchor in Illinois, revealed to his colleagues and viewers last week that he has terminal cancer — and he made the announcement live on air. "Basically my cancer is back and it's too big for surgery and radiation," Benton said during the broadcast. "Doctors have told me that I may have four to six months to live."
