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A contestant’s “botched” moment during her time on The Price Is Right caught the attention of fans.

After host Drew Carey welcomed the excited contestant to the stage, she admitted she didn’t know how she felt then.

“Wake up, Lindsey, it’s time for school,” he joked back.

From there, George Gray announced her prizes, and model Alexis Gaube presented them, including a utility wagon and new tennis and golf gear.

That wasn’t all, as George announced it was time to “blow [her] mind” and announced a brand new Nissa Versa Sr.

To win, she participated in what Drew referred to as “probably the greatest game in Price Is Right history” since he helped bring Rat Race to the show.

Contestant had an early mistake on Rat Race

Drew explained that five fake rats were on the race track, each of which was a different color.

For the race,...

The Price Is Right fans were left scratching their heads after a contestant made an outrageous bid on a small grocery item. Even host Drew Carey seemed confused but let the woman guess again. On the fifth item up for bid on the Monday, April 14 episode, a contestant named Lyndsey played Rat Race and won a car, but not before she valued a jar of horseradish at $500. At Bidder’s Row, she bid $1,500 on a 512 Gb storage laptop computer. Lyndsey was the highest bidder, and with the retail price being $1,549, she won the bid. Lyndsey got to play Rat Race for a chance to win a 2025 Nissan Versa Sr. The other two items she could win were a foldable utility wagon and tennis and golf gear. Before guessing prices, Lydnsey only had one chance and one rat to win a prize, but in order to get more, she had to...

The entertainment industry is full of failsons who only seem to get richer even though you could find Carmen Sandiego faster than someone who genuinely appreciates their work. That’s weird enough, but when two such people combine forces, it can feel like a portent of some kind, at least of our eyes rolling. Like…

5 M. Night Shyamalan and Nicholas Sparks

You know who exists? Fans of both suffocatingly sappy romances and cheap thrillers. Despite the irony of that statement, it was announced in 2025 that M. Night Shyamalan and Nicholas Sparks will be collaborating on a mysterious project that Shyamalan will film as a movie while Sparks writes the accompanying novel. To complete the trifecta of hated dudes, the movie will star Jake Gyllenhaal.

4 MrBeast and James Patterson

As the Gen Z equivalent of the billionaires in Rat Race, MrBeast is one of the most hated people on social media,...

The Price is Right contestant got to ride home in a new set of wheels after winning the Rat Race game. Host Drew Carey let a secret about the game slip before the game show contestant started playing. Sandy appeared on Tpir on Wednesday, March 26. She won the fifth Item Up For Bid when she bid $2,000 on an electric freestanding fireplace with six flame colors. The retail price was $2,278. With Sandy bidding the highest, she won and got to play a game to win even more prizes. She got to play Rat Race, which is a pricing game played for a car and two other prizes. To get all three prizes, the contestant must correctly price three items within specific ranges — a grocery item priced under $10 within $1, a small prize priced under $100 within $10, and a medium prize priced under $500 within $100. For each correct price given within the range, the contestant...

New month, new drops, and TheWrap is here to give you the best of what’s coming to Paramount+ this March.

Whether you’ve seen them before, have them on repeat or are first-time viewing they’re worth putting on you watch list. While Paramount+s list of new films in March stretch way beyond these seven titles, TheWrap wanted to point your attention to best ones on its lineup.

Check out our picks for the best new movies on Paramount+ in March 2025 below.

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To kick off Women’s History Month, we had to start our list with a film that highlights the story of women in professional baseball. In Penny Marshall’s “A League of Their Own,” a group of women step up to plate and join an all-female baseball team after men head off into battle in World War II.

Exclusive: Seth Green has joined the cast of The Conners for the upcoming seventh and final season.

Green will play Chad, Darlene’s new friend at the Lobo who is going through a separation from his wife, in a three-episode arc. Chad and Darlene confide in each other and bond, a little too closely, over their similar biting humor.

The Roseanne follow-up series will kick off its final, abbreviated six-episode season on Wednesday, March 26 at 8 pm on ABC.

For over three decades, audiences have followed along with the Conners as they navigate the daily struggles of life in Lanford. Dan, Jackie, Darlene and Becky grapple with parenthood, marriage, financial pressures and aging in working-class America. Through it all—the fights, the coupon cutting, the hand-me-downs, the breakdowns—with love, humor and perseverance, the family prevails.

It stars John Goodman as Dan Conner, Laurie Metcalf as Jackie Harris, Sara Gilbert as Darlene Conner,...

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Movies serve as more than simply a medium through which we get experience; they are an emotion we like to incorporate into our lives. Numerous films are released each month on multiple streaming services, which is quite convenient for many of us. However, with so many alternatives at hand, it can be a hassle to pick the right film. To make things easier, we've compiled a directory of every film coming to major streaming services in March 2025, including Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and more.

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Here's every movie coming to Netflix in March 2025:

Annie (2014) — March 1

Black Hawk Down (2001) — March 1

Blade Runner: The Final Cut (1982) — March 1

Cell 211 (2009) — March 1

Midnight in the Switchgrass — March 1

Runaway Jury (2003) — March 1

Sicario (2016) — March 1

Ted (2012) — March...

The Price is Right fans have proposed an interesting question. They know how the game Rat Race works in the sense of what has to happen in order for the contestants to win, but now they’re wondering how it works in terms of mechanics. Rat Race, which was created by host Drew Carey, has a contestant bid on prizes that increase in value. Every time they bid correctly, the contestant gets to choose one of the five mechanical rats, which are wound up, on the track in front of them. They can pick up to three rats if they guess all of the prices correctly. The rats race to the end, and if the rat(s) that the contestant picks gets to the finish line first, second, or third, they win a prize. If their first-place rat wins, they win a car. A woman named Nemia, on the Monday,...

Although he has built a great career in comedy, Seth Green, who co-created adult animated comedy show Robot Chicken, had an initiation into the industry that involves a dark encounter with none other than SNL alum Bill Murray. Green recalled meeting the Ghostbusters legend in the hallways of Studio 8 while doing Saturday Night Live, and it wasn't pretty. Green has talked about this incident in the past, but now he shares that the advice he got afterward was the only thing he needed to go on.

The actor of franchises like Austin Powers spoke to ComicBook about the 20th anniversary of Robot Chicken, the stop-motion sketch show he co-created with Matthew Senreich for Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. Green was asked about the incident when he got into an argument with comedy legend Bill Murray when he was just nine years old, and he was supposed to appear on...

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Survivor 48 Episode 1.Hi there! Long-time listener, first-time caller. You may have seen some of my work discussing Survivor here on Collider. In case you haven't, Survivor is one of my favorites, if not my favorite, shows ever. I am one of those Season 1 OGs. So, I've been through the ups and downs. I tuned in weekly live. Yes, I've tested my castaway knowledge with Sporcle quizzes. Yes, I'm a loyal subscriber of some exceptional podcasts. And yes, I spend hours upon hours debating about the show with my friends. In honor of the episode's meet-and-greets that will eventually happen, I will introduce myself by sharing the three pieces of information David Kinne tells us are the best ways to get to learn of someone's personality: your favorite movie, what car you drive, and how you like your steak cooked. Rat Race. I don't drive.

According to The Price Is Right host Drew Carey, contestants shouldn’t blame him for a special requirement during one of the popular games.

While Drew has brought games like Rat Race to the lineup, others were in place before he started hosting the game show.

He recently presented a new twist for Plinko that many fans liked.

Among them is One Away, first introduced in 1972, where contestants have to correctly identify the numbers in the price of a new car.

The popular game allows them to adjust each number up or down by one to set the right price.

It also involves the contestant asking how many numbers are correct once they’ve made their decisions.

Drew says ‘It’s not my call’ during Tpir game setup

In a recent episode, a contestant had a chance to win a shiny new Nissan by winning the game.

When The Price Is Right...

Drew Carey believes producers should consider a change for one of the pricing games contestants play on The Price Is Right.

Carey began hosting the show in 2007, taking over for retired game show legend Bob Barker.

Since then, various games have debuted and survived on The Price Is Right, and fans have suggested that some more challenging games should be retired.

Among them is Rat Race, which Drew helped introduce to the show. Some fans think producers should remove it from the lineup of games.

A recent The Price Is Right episode featured a contestant trying to win a brand-new car.

He’d need to conquer another pricing game that arrived on the show before Drew did to do so.

Drew suggests a change for Tpir game ahead of watching a contestant lose

A contestant, Ismael, attempted to win a new SUV on The Price Is Right. Drew explained how That’s Too Much works,...

ABC’s holiday TV show The Great Christmas Light Fight is back and fans will be thirsting over the hunky lifestyle expert Carter Oosterhouse.

If you’re wanting to know more about Carter‘s personal life, including if he’s single or married, we have you covered.

Carter first rose to fame when he joined the cast of TLC’s Trading Spaces for season four back in 2003 and he later became an HGTV star with shows like Carter Can, Red Hot & Green, and Million Dollar Rooms.

Ever since 2015, Carter has been co-hosting The Great Christmas Light Fight with Taniya Nayak.

So, who is Carter‘s real-life love?

Keep reading to find out more…

Carter Oosterhouse and wife Amy Smart!

Carter is married to actress Amy Smart!

The couple tied the knot in September 2011 and welcomed their first child, daughter Flora, in December 2016.

Amy is best known for her work in movies like Varsity Blues,...

Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence clearly work very well together. They co-starred in movies like the classic 1992 comedy Boomerang, as well as 1999’s Life — which was a dramedy about two prison inmates in the early 20th century, and not an adaptation of the classic board game (nor was it associated with the popular breakfast cereal).

Recently, Murphy revealed that he would like to re-team with Lawrence for a third movie: a remake of It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, the star-studded 1963 film about a frenzied hunt for buried treasure (which was already unofficially remade as Rat Race in 2001). “Anybody that was funny over the last 30 years is going to be in this movie,” Murphy said of the project which hadn’t been written yet at the time.

Then, earlier this month, Lawrence revealed that he and Murphy are currently writing a follow-up to the 1999 comedy Blue Streak, which they would both star in.

John Cleese is best known as a member of the British comedy troupe Monty Python. Let’s look back at the Oscar-nominated funnyman and his 12 greatest films, ranked worst to best.

Born in 1939 in Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England, Cleese rose to prominence thanks to the British sketch series “Monty Python’s Flying Circus,” which ran for four seasons on the BBC from 1969-1974. The troupe — which also included Graham Chapman, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin — revolutionized comedy with their surreal, experimental sketches, the best of which were assembled into the film “And Now for Something Completely Different” (1971). This led to other cinematic outings, including “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” (1975), “Life of Brian” (1979) and “The Meaning of Life” (1983).

Cleese achieved big screen success of his own with “A Fish Called Wanda” (1988), which he wrote and starred in as an uptight English barrister who becomes entangled in an elaborate...

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Stevie Nicks delivers a powerful women’s rights anthem, Lady Gaga drops a surprise jazz album, and Rauw Alejandro rolls through with some heart-tugging slickness. Plus, Mickey Guyton, Billy Strings, Sunflower Bean, and the return of the Cure.

Stevie Nicks, “The Lighthouse” (YouTube)

Sunflower Bean, “Serial Killer” (YouTube)

Mickey Guyton, “House On Fire” (YouTube)

The Cure, “Alone” (YouTube)

Lady Gaga, ‘Happy Mistake” (YouTube)

Saweetie, “Is It the Way” (YouTube)

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With The Price Is Right on a summer break, fans anxiously await new episodes of their favorite game show.

Viewers have enjoyed the popular show for 52 seasons, and now Season 53 is coming.

Currently, only reruns of the Drew Carey-hosted show appear on television and through the Paramount+ library.

In recent weeks, social media buzzed about clips featuring Carey and various pricing games they either loathed or loved.

That included Rat Race, which some fans called “creepy” because it involved fake, colorful rats.

It’s believed that later this month, two versions of The Price Is Right are on the way for fans to enjoy.

Paramount+ reveals The Price Is Right Season 53 premiere date

According to a Paramount Plus report about what’s coming to streaming this month, The Price Is Right Season 53 premieres on Monday, September 23.

In addition, the listing indicates that another popular game show, Let’s Make a Deal,...

A former contestant from The Price Is Right called out the show’s host, Drew Carey, suggesting he’s not a fan.

Drew began hosting the popular game show in 2007, taking over for legend Bob Barker upon retirement.

In his time as host, viewers have seen new games introduced, including the polarizing Rat Race, and some fans have even called out games as “rigged.”

Although many fans approve of Drew’s hosting since he replaced Barker, he’s failed to receive any Emmy nominations for Outstanding Game Show Host.

Barker received 23 Emmy nominations as the host and won 14 Emmys during his long tenure with the game show.

In recent remarks, a multi-time audience member and former contestant slammed Carey, indicating he didn’t like him as the show’s host.

Former Tpir contestant questions Drew getting the hosting job without any audition

Ted Slauson is considered a superfan of The Price Is Right,...

I think it's fair to say that Monty Python movies, much like the TV show from which they sprung, are all great. The absurdist brilliance of "Monty Python's Flying Circus," which ran on the BBC from 1969 to 1974, saw comedians John Cleese, Eric Idle, Graham Chapman, Terry Jones, Michael Palin, and Terry Gilliam rewrite the rules of comedy. Alongside regular collaborators Carol Cleveland and Connie Booth, the Monty Python troupe established themselves as true comedic geniuses, leading to a run of feature films that remain just as beloved to this day as the "Flying Circus" itself.

Chief among those films is 1975's "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," a deconstruction of the British national identity by way of an irreverent retelling of Arthurian legend. The film was and is much more than its oft-quoted catchphrases would suggest, with the Python boys turning their subversive eye towards British history and sending up...

The Price Is Right host Drew Carey refuses to change with the times. The game show has the highest ratings on daytime television. However, fans have been begging the show to cancel some of its games before the September premiere. Other viewers are tired of the same format and want something different. Keep on reading to learn more.

The Price Is Right – == Is Stuck In The Past

According to an insider associated with the game show, Drew Carey won’t change with the times. He feels responsible for keeping The Price Is Right close to the original. An insider closer to the show asked, “Where’s the innovation?” Even viewers are getting sick of the same format.

Drew Carey is “shockingly traditional” with the game show. Some fans feel it’s becoming more like “throwback TV.” Bill Todman and Mark Goodson rebooted the classic 1950s game show in 1972 with host Bob Barker.

The Price is Right fans still love the long-running game show, but many fans feel it is time for a change. Many blame Drew Carey, even through he is only the series host. However, as far as these fans are concerned, the game show is living in the past and needs to be updated for modern-day audiences.

Here is what these fans had to say about the popular game show.

Price Is Right Fans Want Show Updated

The Price is Right is still one of the most popular game shows on daytime television. However, many fans are getting tired of the same old games. They are also tired of a format that hasn’t changed in decades, and some blame host Drew Carey. These fans want change.

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A TV insider said that The Price is Right is falling behind other popular game shows because it...

The Price Is Right will soon be back for another, brand-new season. Before it returns, though, many fans are begging Drew Carey to get rid of one creepy game. So, what are viewers saying?

The Price Is Right Has A Variety Of Unique Games

Whenever most people think about The Price Is Right, one of the main things they think about is making it all the way to the end with the Showcase Showdown. Before anyone gets there, however, they have to succeed at all of the mini-games leading up to that.

The Price Is Right has introduced some memorable, and even iconic mini-games over the years. When you have been on the air as long as this game show has, that’s a lot of history, full of unique games leading up to the big prize. For the most part, viewers love all of these games along the way.

The Price Is Right is one of the most popular game shows ever, thanks to its overall setup, which features various pricing games.

Some of the show’s unique games include Cliffhanger, Plinko, Hole In One, and Master Key.

However, sometimes viewers contend that the show’s games are fixed or rigged and even demand that producers eliminate certain games from the lineup.

That seems to be the case, as fans called out a specific game that host Drew Carey created for the show called Rat Race.

It followed Gas Money as the second game to premiere while Drew was host.

While viewers await a new season and fresh episodes, some suggested that Rat Race must “retire” from the show.

What is Rat Race on The Price Is Right?

Three years after debuting as the permanent host of The Price Is Right, Drew debuted the game Rat Race. It features...

The origin story of Fawlty Towers has become the stuff of comedy legend, stemming from a 1970 Monty Python tour that took the troupe to the English seaside town of Torquay. There John Cleese was “fascinated” by the manager of a local hotel, who treated guests as if they were a “nuisance.”

The business in question was the Gleneagles Hotel, and the real-life proprietors were Donald Sinclair and his wife Beatrice. While the Pythons were guests, Sinclair allegedly chastised Terry Gilliam’s American table manners and tossed Eric Idle’s briefcase outdoors because he “thought it might be a bomb” (it “actually contained an alarm clock”).

Cleese’s wild stories have been corroborated by Michael Palin’s diaries. He recorded that “Mr. Sinclair, the proprietor, seemed to view us from the start as a colossal inconvenience.” So all the Pythons moved to another hotel after just one night, except for Cleese,...

“You’ll see it! You’ll see it under this big W. You can’t miss it! A big, big, W!” And that’s just what Eddie Murphy is hoping to get with his planned remake of 1963 ensemble comedy classic It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. He has even started lining up the cast, dropping Martin Lawrence into the fold in the early stages.

Speaking with Entertainment Tonight, Murphy said, “I got this other idea for something with Martin. I’ve been developing it for years. Did you ever see a movie It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World? Well, I got a script, it will be delivered any minute now written by Jez Butterworth [Dial of Destiny, Ford v Ferrari] and I’m trying to do a remake of that movie.” He added, “It’s one of my favorite movies of all time and if I do it, if the script turns out right,...

The rules are simple: Survive 30 days while being hunted by people attempting to kill you, and win one million dollars. As long as you're with another person, the hunters will leave you alone. This is the proposition presented to Tommy Walcott by a paid-to-be-there Andy Samberg in the Hulu film "Self Reliance." Written, directed, produced, and starring Jake Johnson, "Self Reliance" taps into the thrilling anticipation of David Fincher's "The Game," but with a lighthearted sense of humor and hell of a lot of heart that could only come from the guy who gave us Nick Miller on "New Girl" and one of the best episodes of "Mythic Quest."

Tommy decides to exploit the loophole by paying a transient man named James/Walter (Biff Wiff) to stay with him 24/7. He also encounters a woman named Maddy (Anna Kendrick) who is also playing the game, and who Tommy starts to...

John Cleese has adapted three episodes of Fawlty Towers into a play, which will premiere in the West End in May.

Fawlty Towers is often, quite rightly, cited as one of the best sitcoms ever made. Starring John Cleese, Prunella Scales, Andrew Sachs and Connie Booth, it was written by Cleese and Booth who, according to the DVD commentaries, took six weeks to plot and write each episode.

The show was based on a real hotel the Monty Python team stayed at, with Basil Fawlty based on its proprietor Donald Sinclair, after whom Cleese later named his character in Rat Race.

According to the British Comedy Guide, Cleese has adapted three episodes for the stage as a play which will premiere at the Apollo Theatre in the West End in June. Caroline Jay Ranger will direct.

The episodes are The Hotel Inspector and The Germans from Series 1 and Communication Problems...

Bollywood sibling pair Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor are set to appear on the upcoming episode of the streaming chat show ‘Koffee with Karan’. The two will be seen spilling beans on their careers, family and love life.

The makers of the show shared the promo of the upcoming episode, and it promises a fun filled banter between the sisters.

In the Rat Race segment, Karan Johar asks, “Three people on your speed dial list?”

Janhvi quips, “Papa, Khushu and Shikhu”.

Karan asked, “So, conjecture goes that you are dating Vedang Raina?”

Responding to this, Khushi said: “You know that scene in ‘Om Shanti Om’, where a row of people saying, ‘Om and I are just good friends.”

In the rapid fire round, Karan asks, “If Khushi was to work with the following actors, what piece of advice would you give her about Ananya Panday?”

“Just make sure you don...

Season 17 of Married at First Sight is at its midpoint, with a reflection episode that reviews the couples' dynamics and discusses concerns about the experts' success rate. Hosted by Kevin Frazier, the episode includes a panel of industry professionals who share their opinions, predictions, and criticisms of the show. The show also featured sneak peeks of upcoming episodes, hinting at interesting developments and potential revelations for the remaining season.

Season 17 of Married at First Sight is halfway over, and the show has just aired its reflection episode, called "Married at First Sight: The Journey So Far," hosted by Kevin Frazier. The show covered this season's drama, and the discussion panel took a dig at the experts. The panel includes Senior Entertainment Writer for Variety Angelique Jackson, Entertainment journalist Gary Gerard Hamilton, Senior Director of Partnerships with Essence Nicole Haynes, and Comedian Sarah Fraser.

During the mid-season "The Journey So Far" episode,...

Kicking October to the curb and bringing in some November goodness is a fresh slate of new content headed to Paramount Global’s streamer Paramount+, including the sequel to the hit 1997 film “Good Burger.”

Paramount+ started off November by adding more than 30 titles to its library, some of which include “Above the Rim,” Season 15 of “Ink Master,” “Gladiator” and “The Color Purple.”

And if you’re looking for some holiday movies to watch with the family, you can deck the halls with “Happy Christmas,” “Mistletoe Ranch” or “Christmas Eve.” When the kids go to sleep, adult-friendly treats like “Bad Santa” and “Bad Santa 2” are also available.

The highly-anticipated “Good Burger 2,” which stars Kel Mitchell, Keenan Thompson, Shar Jackson, Carmen Electra, Josh Server, Alex R. Hibbert, Lori Beth Denberg and Lil Rel Howery, hits the platform on Nov. 22

Here’s everything coming to Paramount+ this November, from “The Truman Show” to “Paw Patrol.

Zany comedy is alive and well, thanks to Paul Briganti’s Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain. Reminiscent of films like Dude, Where’s My Car, Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, and Rat Race, today’s Please Don’t Destroy trailer finds three losers hoping to make a name for themselves by finally uncovering the lost treasure of Foggy Bottom. Unfortunately for the dim-witted trio, everyone and their grandmother knows about the jackpot and will stop at nothing to claim its prize of a rumored $100 million in spoils.

John Goodman narrates the adventure of Ben, Martin, and John, three childhood friends turned deadbeat co-workers, who fend off hairless bears, desperate park rangers (Meg Stalter and X Mayo), and a hypocritical cult leader (Bowen Yang) in the hopes of finding a priceless treasure, only to discover that finding the treasure is the easiest part of their journey. Oh,...

Today Park Circus is delighted to announce that it will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of Disney classic Hocus Pocus (1993), starring Academy Award®-winning Bette Midler (Beaches, Ruthless People, For The Boys), Primetime Emmy Award-winner Sarah Jessica Parker (Sex And The City, Divorce, The Family Stone), and Kathy Najimy (Sister Act, Rat Race) by releasing it back in cinemas from 29th September 2023, with screenings throughout October in the lead up to Halloween.

The ultimate family-friendly big screen experience this spooky season, screenings will take place at Vue, Odeon, Cineworld, Curzon and Light Cinemas in the UK & Ireland, plus many more to be confirmed soon. Park Circus, who represent the international repertory theatrical rights, is also giving fans in wider territories the chance to enjoy this hilariously wicked favourite, including additional screenings at Pathe in the Netherlands.

You’re in for a devil of a time when three outlandishly wild witches—Bette Midler,...

Steve Harwell, the lead singer for the band Smash Mouth, died on Monday at 56, his manager Robert Hayes has confirmed.

Harwell died at his home in Boise, Idaho, where friends and family surrounded him. This comes after news yesterday that Harwell was in hospice care.

“Steve Harwell was a true American Original. A larger than life character who shot up into the sky like a Roman candle. Steve should be remembered for his unwavering focus and impassioned determination to reach the heights of pop stardom,” Hayes wrote on Instagram, describing Harwell’s life as a “full-throttle one.”

Harwell was in the final stages of liver failure due to alcoholism. He also struggled with heart disease, among a myriad of other health complications.

Formed in San Jose, California, in 1994, Smash Mouth hit their peak of popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s with songs like “Walkin’ on the Sun” and “All Star.

Today came the sad news that Smash Mouth frontman Steve Harwell died at 56. Smash Mouth is undoubtedly best known today for the fact their 1999 hit song "All Star" played at the very beginning of the first "Shrek" movie. Like with everything else related to "Shrek," the song has become a bit of a meme.

It's easy to forget, however, that before "Shrek" debuted at Cannes and went on to win the very first Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, "All Star" was a smash hit way before Shrek. It was considered one of the best songs of 1999 and even got nominated for the Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal Grammy. While "Shrek" immortalized it, it was actually another film from 2001 that gave us the best use of "All Star," and one of the best endings to a movie of the last 20 years. 

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Singer Steve Harwell, best known as a co-founder and original singer for the band Smash Mouth, has passed away.

On Sunday, it was publicly announced that Harwell had entered hospice care. His manager confirmed that the singer was in the final stages of liver failure and had been given roughly a week to live. A day later, it was reported that Harwell died on Monday morning at his Boise, Idaho home, and it's noted that he died "peacefully and comfortably" while surrounded by family and friends. He was 56 years old.

Harwell is very well known for serving as the lead singer for Smash Mouth from its inception in 1994 until his retirement two years ago. The group's most popular song is likely "All Star," made even more famous with its inclusion in the movie Shrek along with Mystery Men. The group's cover of The Monkees' "I'm a Believer" is another one of their most celebrated hits,...

Steve Harwell, former lead vocalist and co-founder of rock band Smash Mouth, known for its 1999 hit “All Star,” died Monday at his home in Boise, Idaho, just days after entering hospice for complications of liver failure, the New York Times reported. He was 56.

A manager for Harwell confirmed to TMZ over the weekend that the singer “has been struggling with alcohol abuse throughout his life — and now, he’s reached the final stage of liver failure.”

Harwell is one of the founders of Smash Mouth which was formed in 1994. The rock band is famously known for its hit song “All Star” which was featured in the band’s 1999 album Astro Lounge. It was nominated for a Grammy Award and was heard in numerous films, including in the opening credits of the Oscar-nominated Shrek. “All Star” also was included in the soundtrack for the 1999 film Mystery Men.

“We had no clue...

Exclusive: America’s longest-serving death row inmate, Tommy Zeigler, and his fight for exoneration after nearly 50 years behind bars on a murder conviction, are getting the documentary treatment courtesy of award-winning directors David Van Taylor (A Perfect Candidate) and Marlon Johnson (River City Drumbeat).

Producers on the film, Blood and Judgment (w/t), include Andy Breckman — the four-time Emmy nominee known for creating the hit USA Network comedy series, Monk — and Ken Druckerman and Banks Tarver from Left/Right, a North Road company (The New York Times Presents: Framing Britney Spears).

Blood and Judgment asks whether Zeigler is a criminal mastermind, or the victim of an ingenious frame-up. Its story is thrust into motion on Christmas Eve 1975, as a multiple homicide unfolds in a locked furniture store outside of Orlando, Florida. Amid the chaotic, bloody crime scene — four bodies, eight guns, 28 bullets — a young detective soon settles on a surprising suspect.

Wow! I did not have a Ghost remake from Channing Tatum on my 2023 Bingo card, folks, and yet, here we are. According to a Vanity Fair cover story, Tatum’s production company, Free Association, owns the film rights to the supernatural drama released in 1990, starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, and Whoopi Goldberg.

“We actually have the rights,” Tatum said to Vanity Fair. “Yeah, we have the rights to ‘Ghost.'” The report also says Tatum could play Patrick Swayze’s role in the remake.

“But we’re going to do something different,” Tatum added, referring to changes he plans to make to the original film’s harmful stereotypes.

Jerry Zucker directed Ghost from a script by Bruce Joel Rubin. Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, Whoopi Goldberg, Tony Goldwyn, Vincent Schiavelli, and Rick Aviles star in the romantic fantasy comedy. Zucker’s 1990 classic revolves around Sam West (Swayze), a murdered banker whose...

Terry Hall, the longtime voice of legendary ska group The Specials has died after what the band termed a brief illness. He was 63.

Hall and the Specials reached their widest appeal with the haunting, socially conscious “Ghost Town,” which spent three weeks at No. 1 on the U.K. singles charts in 1981. The song was a commentary on economic strife in Margaret Thatcher’s England and the social unrest of the era, including riots that year in Britain. It was named “Single of the Year” by all three of the major UK music magazines.

The Specials were formed in the late ’70s by songwriter/keyboardist Dammers, vocalist Tim Strickland, guitarist/vocalist Lynval Golding, drummer Silverton Hutchinson and bassist Horace Panter (a.k.a. Sir Horace Gentleman). Strickland was replaced by Hall shortly after the band’s formation. They were at the vanguard of the the 2 Tone ska revival of the late 1970s in Britain,...

Terry Hall, the lead singer of The Specials, has died aged 63, his bandmates said.

Hall, who was also a former member of Fun Boy Three and the Colourfield, died folllowing a brief illness.

The band tweeted: “It is with great sadness that we announce the passing, following a brief illness, of Terry, our beautiful friend, brother and one of the most brilliant singers, songwriters and lyricists this country has ever produced.

“Terry was a wonderful husband and father and one of the kindest, funniest, and most genuine of souls. His music and his performances encapsulated the very essence of life… the joy, the pain, the humour, the fight for justice, but mostly the love.

“He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him and leaves behind the gift of his remarkable music and profound humanity. Terry often left the stage at the end of The Specials’ life-affirming shows with three words…...

The Sanderson Sisters are back! After 29 years, Hocus Pocus 2 is now on Disney+. At the time of the original film’s release, a sequel probably seemed like a total long shot. Critics panned Hocus Pocus, and box office numbers weren’t exactly spectacular either; it’s believed that the film may have lost about 16.5 million in its original theatrical run. Still, Disney continued to air the film annually on the Disney Channel and Freeform (formerly ABC Family), and a generation of kids was practically raised on the spooky season staple.

In October 2018, the 25th anniversary of the film, the first week of Hocus Pocus viewings on Freeform averaged 8.2 million viewers. The film likely became a cult hit due to its tone, which is a bit more adult than the typical live-action Disney fare, and the campy performances of the film’s villains, the Sanderson Sisters, portrayed by Bette Midler,...

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The Punisher is back and he’s on a killer mission when Punisher: War Zone arrives on 4K Ultra HD™ + Blu-ray™ + Digital SteelBook® October 18 from Lionsgate. Starring Ray Stevenson (Thor), Dominic West (The Wire), and Julie Benz (Dexter), Punisher: War Zone gives a new meaning to painting the town red as he wages his bloody one-man vigilante war. Punisher: War Zone will be available for the suggested retail price of 27.99 for 4K Ultra HD™ + Blu-ray™ + Digital SteelBook®.

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Ex-Special Forces officer Frank Castle is back with all guns blazing as The Punisher, this time waging a one-man war on two fronts. While targeting the vicious mob boss, Billy Russoti, Castle horribly disfigures the gangster in a firefight that also claims the life of an undercover FBI agent. Seeking terrible vengeance, Russoti takes the name “Jigsaw” and begins recruiting the underworld’s most notorious criminals while the Feds form an anti-vigilante Strike Force.

Updated: Former Republican Senator Orrin Hatch died today at the age of 88. The cause of death has not yet been made public.

The longest serving GOP Senator in American history and one-time president pro tem, Hatch represented Utah from the first year of Jimmy Carter’s lone term to the second year of Donald Trump’s one and only term in the White House. “Senator Hatch passed away at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 23, 2022 in Salt Lake City, Utah, surrounded by family,” said a statement in part from the Hatch Foundation today.

Hatch also was a champion of issues central to the entertainment industry, including intellectual property protection.

Charles Rivkin, the CEO of the Motion Picture Association, noted in a statement that Hatch was “an accomplished songwriter in his own right” and “stood at the fore of ensuring the success of the American creative community during his 42 years in the Senate.

Stars: Mena Suvari, Jaleel White, Cameron Kelly, Jeff Schroeder, Leticia Jimenez, Miles Mussenden, Grace Pippas, Meredith Riley Stewart, Mychala Lee | Written by John K.D. Graham, Alexandra Boylan, Andrea Polnaszek | Directed by John K.D. Graham

I’ll admit I had never heard of The Greatest Inheritance or the production company behind it, Mustard Seed Entertainment, however I was drawn to the film on its short, but sweet, synopsis:

The estranged DuBose siblings return home to bury their mother and claim their inheritance, only to discover that their deceased mother has hidden the deed to the entire estate somewhere on the property.

That synopsis, to me, screamed “scavenger hunt” movies like Rat Race and Midnight Madness; mixed with a film such as Death at a Funeral, which meant I was immediately intrigued – expecting a fun, perhaps madcap, comedy that also had a touching side given it’s about a family. Unfortunately...

TV had the run of the place for awhile there during the pandemic. But now that vaccinations are speeding up and the weather is warming, it’s film’s time to shine. At least that’s the conclusion that can be drawn from HBO Max’s list of new releases for June 2021.

There are no real original TV series of note coming this month, which is highly unusual for HBO and HBO Max. In their place, however, are some really impressive film offerings. Major Warner Bros. titles like The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (June 4) and Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In the Heights (June 11) both arrive this month. So too do some interesting documentaries like Revolutionary Rent on June 15 and Lfg on June 24. The former deals with the staging of the musical Rent in Cuba and the latter follows the U.S. women’s soccer team’s fight for equal pay.

There’s no A Million Little Things this week, but it’s all good: We’ve got a sneak peek of what will happen when Gary’s dad shows up in the next episode.

Javier Mendez, played by comedian Paul Rodriguez, makes his debut in the May 5 episode (ABC, 10/9c). And from the look of these exclusive photos from the hour, it appears that the senior Mendez gets along very well with his son’s new girlfriend.

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So bad it's good. That's a phrase that gets tossed around in reviews; and one I just know I am going to apply here.

But is it badly good? Or goodly bad?

Is it like Soap, a soap opera from the late Seventies that set out to spoof the genre in which it was created...and ended up gaining a plausible fan base in its own right? Or is it more like Rat Race, Spice World or Red Dawn (three picks I'm sure you will disagree with), wherein bad acting, ludicrous plot and a legion of directorial failures combine to draw you in.

If you've ever observed: “I can't believe I'm watching this” and continued to watch, it is... so bad it's good! You'll find this trope in anything prison-related. From Prisoner: Cell Block H to Dangerous Women to every other soap ever. We just love our heroines – especially our heroines!

It’s been way too long since we’ve gotten to see Angela Bettis covered in someone else’s blood. The rare actor capable of endowing homicide with the casualness (and passion) of a hobby, Bettis’ endearingly cracked turn in the titular role of 2002’s “May” — Lucky McKee’s modern fable about an introverted loner who quite literally makes a friend from the spare parts she collects from other people — minted her as an indie horror icon. In fact, Bettis was so indelible in the film that it was hard to notice when she fell off the map a bit during the years that followed; some performances lodge a shiv in your brain and leave it there like it always just happened. As a no-nonsense Arkansas ER nurse/black market kidney-dealer in “12 Hour Shift,” Bettis finally gets the material she needs to deliver another one.

Almost certainly the funniest...

John Cleese celebrates his 80th birthday on October 27, 2019. Best known as a member of the British comedy troupe Monty Python, the Oscar-nominated funnyman has made a number of comedies that remain cinematic classics. In honor of his birthday, let’s take a look back at 12 of his greatest films, ranked worst to best.

Born in 1939 in Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, England, Cleese rose to prominence thanks to the British sketch series “Monty Python’s Flying Circus,” which ran for four seasons on the BBC from 1969-1974. The troupe — which also included Graham Chapman, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin — revolutionized comedy with their surreal, experimental sketches, the best of which were assembled into the film “And Now for Something Completely Different” (1971). This led to other cinematic outings, including “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” (1975), “Life of Brian” (1979) and “The Meaning of Life” (1983).

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Introduction

Las Vegas, which is one of the most populated cities in the United States, is Spanish for ‘the Meadows’ even though it hardly resembles a meadow today, it is known all over the world as the hub of the gambling and casino. This is the place where people visit from all over the world to seek fame and fortune. Whenever you see the iconic lights and casinos such as The Venetian, The Bellagio or Caesars Palace you know exactly where you are, and you instantly familiarise yourself with the associations. Even with today’s growth in online casinos and with fantastic software for classic games like online slots and online blackjack, Vegas is still the epicentre. The films below feature all the instantly recognisable facets of the Las Vegas Strip.

The Hangover (2009)

The Hangover is a comedy film starring Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis. This is the...