Month: September 2021

Phoebe Waller-BridgePhoto: Gregg DeGuire (Getty Images) It was the power couple we never knew we needed, and one that was never meant to be: Donald Glover’s Mr. Smith is in search of a new Mrs. Smith as Phoebe Waller-Bridge exits the highly anticipated Amazon series. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Fleabag creator has left the leading lady role due to creative differences with Glover. As production continues without Waller-Bridge, the Solo: A Star Wars Story co-stars remain friends following the “amicable split” from the project. The upcoming series is based on the 2005 film starring Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. Glover remains the co-creator alongside Atlanta collaborator Francesca Sloane, and he continues to serve as executive producer and star of the series. Mr. & M...

Erik Cowie -- one the zookeepers featured on "Tiger King" -- has died ... TMZ has learned. Law enforcement sources tell us Cowie's body was found Friday in NYC. We're told a friend found him face down in the bedroom of a residence. Unclear if it was his or theirs ... but he was a long way from Oklahoma, where he'd worked and lived in recent years. Our sources say there's nothing suspicious about the death at this point, and no drugs were found on the scene, though a toxicology test will likely still be performed. The guy made several appearances in Netflix's hit show from last year as one of Joe Exotic's longtime animal...

US television American actor best known for playing Omar Little in the TV crime series The Wire The binge-watching revolution began in the late 1990s, when the combined advent of quality US television and DVD box sets made that viewing method not merely possible but irresistible. Among the violent, intelligent adult dramas from that period – including The Sopranos and Deadwood – it was the Baltimore-set crime series The Wire, broadcast on HBO between 2002 and 2008, that was the most innovative and highly regarded.Its creator, David Simon, conceived it as “Greek tragedy for the new millennium”. The novelist Nick Hornby likened the show’s democratic and colourful dramatis personae – drug kingpins and street-corner dealers, cops and politicians, hacks and teachers – to Dickens. One eccentri...

Monica Lewinsky got candid about her feelings toward Bill Clinton ahead of the premiere of the dramatization of their affair in "Impeachment: American Crime Story."  The former White House intern found herself at the heart of an impeachment scandal and public ridicule in 1998 after a friend, Linda Tripp, released details of their affair to the public. Now, the story is coming to life by way of FX’s "American Crime Story" on which Lewinsky is both the subject and a producer.   Speaking on the "Today" show Tuesday ahead of the series premiere, she explained that she’s nervous for the public to see some of her "cringeworthy," worst judgment calls brought to life. "I’ve really worn two hats in this project, as a producer, I’m very proud of the project. But as a subject, I’m nervous," she ...

Play video content NBC Andrea Constand is breaking her silence over the release of Bill Cosby -- and her first reaction is utter disgust over what she calls a screwed-up criminal justice system. She spoke to NBC in an exclusive sit-down -- the first she's given since Cosby was sprung from prison 2 months ago -- and makes it pretty clear ... she's not happy about him getting to walk free over a deal he struck years ago, which the State Supreme Court honored. Constand calls it a "back door deal" that she can't believe the court honored and the D.A. should've considered pursuing charges against BC anew ... saying she's shocked...

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