TV and Movie News (page 697)

When you go to the theater this holiday weekend, you'll be able to choose between "X-Men," "Godzilla," and "The Amazing Spider-Man." That's good news for you, but it could be bad news for the three movies that are trying to be the undisputed champion of the early-summer box office.

Ryan Seacrest is an excellent host. Through his many years as the host of "American Idol," not to mention his work as the host of his own radio show, Seacrest has proven time and again that he has the poise, the charm, and the improvisational skills to lead any audience by the hand through a two-hour live television event. However, Ryan Seacrest is not a singer. He proved it on this week's "American Idol" finale, where he attempted to sing "Right Here Waiting For You" for a few bars, on his own, on stage, on live TV.

Attention, Internet: Your lord and savior Jennifer Lawrence might be a bit of a liar. Circulating today was a video of Jennifer Lawrence talking in an intervew with Seth Myers about an incident that happened after this year's Oscars. The "X-Men: Days of Future Past" star claims that she was so drunk following the ceremony that she ended up puking on the steps at Madonna's after party.

Celebrities Read Mean Tweets is the gift that keeps on giving. The video series has been a staple of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" ever since the show discovered that having celebrities read really mean tweets about themselves out loud is actually pretty hilarious. This is the seventh installment in the series, and the guest list is still as star-studded as ever. In this edition, we have Matthew McConaughey pondering the meaning behind a very inventive insult, we have a little insight into what Emma Stone might smell like in person, and we have Oscar nominee June Squibb telling someon

There are so many things for "Star Wars" fans to be happy about in this video, we lost count! The video is the first bit of footage released from the "Star Wars: Episode VII" set, which is exciting on its own even though it's a behind-the-scenes video and not footage from the film. In the video, director J.J. Abrams is standing in the middle of a Mos Eisley-looking set, with actors in costume milling about behind him.

On "Glee," it seems as though every character has hooked up with every other character at some point in the rotating lazy susan of relationship pairings. But can the same be said for the actors? In her book Brunette Ambition, Lea Michele admits that she and Matthew Morrison dated once. Yes, that's right: Rachel Berry and Will Schuester totally dated. "When we shot the pilot, I met Cory Monteith, Kevin McHale, Amber Riley, and Chris Colfer for the first time," Michele said.

"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice." Like it or not, it's official: This is the new title for the upcoming Batman/Superman movie. The news was announced today via the release of the first official poster for the film, which features the new logo and title together. The logo confirms that the movie will use a thicker Batman logo, approximating the design in Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns," in which Batman and Superman go head-to-head.

Here's a tip: Don't let your 13-year-old daughter pose in bed with a shirtless 20-year-old. Will Smith and his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, have learned that lesson, as the celebrity couple are reportedly being investigated by Child Protective Services. The case, according to insiders, was opened shortly after the Smiths' daughter, Willow, posted a photo to Instagram of her posing in bed with a shirtless Moises Arias, a family friend.

Here's a #TrueDetectiveSeason2 that might actually come true. Jessica Chastain has reportedly been offered the lead role in "True Detective" season two, according to Nerdist. The report is unconfirmed, and as of yet Chastain's reps haven't responded for comment. If true, this would confirm rumors that series creator Nic Pizzolatto has been considering a female-driven cast in the show's second season.

"Jurassic World" is either going to be the best movie ever, or the dumbest. If JoBlo is to be trusted (and when it comes to leaked plot details, it usually is), we know a few small details about the upcoming "Jurassic Park" reboot, "Jurassic World." And they're...different. Here's how the article describes one of the new dino creatures: "They splice together a T-Rex, raptor, snake, and cuttlefish to create a monstrous new dino that, of course, gets loose and terrorizes the park.