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Let’s raise a birthday toast to Bob Seger, who turns 80 today. He might be the only great American rock star who likes everybody in his songs. He’s not judging anyone in “Fire Down Below.” He hopes his crooked friend in “Still The Same” keeps getting away with it. He’s impressed by the scam artist who stole his credit card in “Sunspot Baby” and he hopes she sure had a real good time. The first rock star on a live album asking the fans up front not to hurt each other.

Aerosmith members Steven Tyler and Joe Perry played live together for the first time in two years at a private benefit for Tyler’s charitable organization Janie’s Fund in San Francisco on Wednesday night (April 30th).

The “Toxic Twins,” as the singer and guitarist are affectionately known, hadn’t performed on the same stage since Tyler suffered a vocal injury just three shows into Aerosmith’s farewell tour in September 2023. The following year, the legendary rock band announced they were retiring from touring due to Tyler’s condition, and canceled a rescheduled tour that was set to begin in September 2024.

While Tyler returned to the stage in early February of this year at a Grammy party benefitting Janie’s Fund, Perry was unable to join him that night, although Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton did share the stage with the singer for that performance.

On Wednesday night, Tyler and Perry...

Aerosmith may have said farewell for a final time at a Long Island concert in September 2023, but that won’t stop Steven Tyler and Joe Perry from reuniting for a good cause. The so-called “Toxic Twins” shared a stage together again on Wednesday at a San Francisco benefit concert to raise money for Janie’s Fund, the nonprofit organization Tyler founded to help vulnerable women (like the one he sang about in “Janie’s Got a Gun.”)

With help from an all-star band, the duo performed five of their greatest...

Mia Tyler is revealing alleged new details about her father Steven Tyler‘s struggles with substance abuse.

The 46-year-old actress claimed that the now 77-year-old rockstar used one of his signature on-stage decorations as a tool to conceal his addiction.

“The story of why he has scarves on his microphone is because he liked to hide his pills and whatnot, so he could do them live on stage. He would have little pockets sewn so he could be on stage and just take whatever it was that he was [ingesting],” she said on a recent episode of the Sibling Rivalry podcast.

Keep reading to find out more…

Mia also said that the “Dream On” singer’s behavior was “extremely wild” during her childhood.

Steven has been on a sobriety journey for several years, and checked himself into rehab in 2022.

If you didn’t see, last year, Aerosmith had to retire from...

In the wake of The White Lotus and Dying for Sex, two television shows drenched in the pheromones of lust, The Hollywood Reporter decided to rank the 20 sexiest TV shows this week. Where, you might wonder, do comedies rank on the list? Not surprisingly, the list is dominated by streaming dramas where the latitude for nudity and general horniness is a little wider. A few comedy shows did make the list, however, as you’ll read below.

Before we get into the Hollywood Reporter’s rankings, though, consider a few other sitcoms that might have qualified for the list…

Dream On

The whole point of HBO’s Dream On was to take advantage of the pay cable network’s willingness to show naked people running around the bedroom. Imagine a sitcom in which someone’s dress falls off every week and you get the idea.

Bob’s Burgers

Not sure what...

In the early 1990s, HBO was home to some of the best shows on TV. From shows like The Sopranos to Sex and the City, the network had plenty of original shows to keep viewers entertained. But before these breakout hits, one of the first HBO originals was Dream On, a quirky and creative sitcom. Created by David Crane and Marta Kauffman, who would go on to make Friends, Dream On is now a largely forgotten TV show that once featured one of the most creative and unconventional formats on TV.

Premiering in 1990, Dream On stood out as one of the first HBO series to test the waters of adult content. With full nudity and some strong language, the show was an early sign of HBO's commitment to pushing the limits of what TV could be. But despite its ground-breaking approach, Dream On never achieved the same cultural impact as other shows of its era,...

Netflix UK has assembled twelve top-tier British celebrities, who have subjected themselves as prey for a Bear hunt.

While it may not be a grizzly bear sniffing around for them, it may be worse. Edward Michael “Bear” Grylls, a British adventurer, TV personality and former British Special Forces soldier, will be on the hunt for the celebrity talent attached to the reality competition series.

Holly Willoughby hosts the Netflix show set in the Costa Rican jungle, where 12 celebrities, including Spice Girls alum Mel B and tennis legend Boris Becker, become prey for the legendary survival expert.

Each of the stars must prove how strong their sense of survival truly is as they navigate a brutal game of cat and mouse and are hunted down by Bear himself. Failure to work together and complete a challenge means an hour in the Bear Pit being hunted by Grylls. If caught, the celebrity will be eliminated.

In 2024, Aerosmith announced that it would officially retire from touring after Steven Tyler suffered significant damage to his vocal cords. But all it took was a good cause for the musician to make a return to the stage. Over the weekend, Tyler hosted a Grammy Awards watch party at the Hollywood Palladium through his Janie’s Fund foundation. At the end of the night, he performed six songs with assistance from a few special guests.

Following appearances from Linda Perry, Marcus King, Billy Idol, Steve Stevens, and Joan Jett, Tyler...

Steven Tyler gave his first performance since Aerosmith‘s retirement from touring due to the singer’s vocal injury.

Tyler played a six-song set, including Aerosmith hits, at the Hollywood Palladium on Sunday (February 2nd) as part of his Janie’s Fund Grammy watch party and benefit concert.

Although he did not share the stage with Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry (as had been announced), Tyler was backed by bandmate Tom Hamilton on bass, as well as an all-star lineup including Extreme’s Nuno Bettencourt, Matt Sorum, Mick Fleetwood, and Chris Robinson of the Black Crowes.

Among the songs performed were Aerosmith staples such as “Toys in the Attic,” “Sweet Emotion,” “Dream On” (with guest vocals from country star Lainey Wilson), and “Walk This Way” (with guest vocals from pop artist Jessie J). The set was bookended by covers of Extreme’s “More Than Words” (with Bettencourt) and Led Zeppelin’s “Heartbreaker.

I Come in Peace… You Go in Pieces!

So goes one of the coolest one-liners I have ever heard, and it’s part of one of the most unheralded Christmas action movies ever. Now, Christmas action movies have always been a thing. Something about the juxtaposition of the holidays and ultra-violent action has always been irresistible to Hollywood. In movies like First Blood and To Live and Die in LA, the holiday theme makes the desperately violent scenario all the more grim. At the same time, other classics like Lethal Weapon and Die Hard ultimately have Christmas messages about friendship and family that come through just as strongly as in a straight-up Christmas movie like It’s a Wonderful Life.

Yet, not every Christmas action flick becomes a classic, which brings me to this special Christmas edition of The Best Movie You Never Saw, where we tackle the Dolph Lundgren Actioner I Come In Peace,...

Decades before shows like "Search Party" took an ever-shifting approach to the comedic TV format, "Laverne & Shirley" was switching things up season after season. The "Happy Days" spinoff started with a pretty consistent premise in its early seasons, focusing on two zany roommates working at a Milwaukee bottling company. By season 5, though, tomboy Laverne (Penny Marshall) and optimist Shirley (Cindy Williams) ended up in the Army Reserves, and season 6 saw them move to Burbank and work as department store gift wrappers. By the final season, Shirley was gone, and Laverne was working in the aerospace industry.

As wild as the twists and turns of "Laverne & Shirley" were, the show had some constants across its eight seasons, including the presence of neighbors Lenny (Michael McKean) and Squiggy (David Lander), Laverne's dad Frank (Phil Foster), and Shirley's fame-hungry ex, Carmine (Eddie Mekka). Most of the actors who made "Laverne & Shirley...

In recent years, Post Malone has collaborated with everyone from country music legend Dolly Parton to pop hitmakers Doja Cat and Taylor Swift. The “Congratulations” artist hasn’t stopped genre-jumping and even has an unfinished track with Tom Morello.

The former Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave guitarist revealed the song’s existence in an episode of the Eddie Trunk Podcast last week. Morello said the two spent several hours in a studio session, about “five or six years ago.”

“We wrote a song together that, to my ears, sounds...

NBC’s long-running hit sitcom Night Court revolved around the idiosyncratic cases argued in its titular location, and the lovable weirdos who worked there — none weirder than youthful judge Harry Stone (Harry Anderson), who never let his work on the bench interfere with his true passion: close-up magic.

The sequel series, which premiered last year, doesn’t stray too far from the original. Once again, the presiding Night Court judge is young, quirky and optimistic about most people she meets. She’s also a Judge Stone — Judge Abby Stone (Melissa Rauch), Harry’s daughter. She’s exactly the kind of judge who would eagerly sign up for a program called Operation Second Chance, which hires formerly incarcerated people. And since original prosecutor Olivia Moore (India de Beaufort) has departed since the Season Two finale, Abby’s decided to fill the vacancy with Julianne, whose record for (among other crimes) arson has recently been expunged.

Walking into the 11th Avenue studio of “The Daily Show” on Tuesday night was instantly an odd experience. Typically, recordings for the Comedy Central staple are crackling with energy. People talk and laugh, quoting late night jokes or comparing their list of favorite correspondents. But on election night, the queue crowd wasn’t excited so much as tense as it filed in around 10:15 p.m. Et, when the first results were showing a lean in Donald Trump’s direction.

It was a feeling that continued throughout the hourlong live special. What started as a fun way to spend the evening morphed into something akin to taking a sick dog to the park for one last game of fetch as the results came in. But the mounting dread permeating the studio audience highlighted one key insight: we still need Jon Stewart, perhaps now more than ever.

Of course, this unease...

They say laughter is the best medicine, but has anyone ever considered pairing Wendie Malick with Harrison Ford as a prescription? If you’ve ever wondered what happens when two acting legends share the screen, the Apple TV+ comedy Shrinking is your delightful answer. Malick, who could even make a five-time divorced actress on Hot in Cleveland seem like she’s having the time of her life, brings her signature charm to the role of a doctor alongside Ford in Shrinking.

Harrison Ford in Shrinking (2023) | Credit: Apple TV+

The Baywatch actress has recently spilled the beans about a sweet behind-the-scenes ritual she shares with Ford. Audiences were treated to the series premiere on January 27, 2023, to glowing reviews and fans are eager to see what antics lie ahead when season two will drop on October 16, 2024.

Shrinking: Wendie Malick Shares the Sweetest Moments with Harrison Ford

Wendie Malick’s heartwarming behind-the-scenes...

One of the many benefits of this streaming era is the ease of access it frequently provides to classic, long-forgotten shows. Dream On, a 90s sitcom that ran for 6 seasons on HBO from 1990 to 1996, is the latest to benefit from this as the title recently landed streaming for the first time ever. Long tucked away in HBO's limited subscriptions list, Dream On has been pulled out of obscurity and given the chance to shine again as all 6 seasons recently became available on the ad-supported Roku Channel. In a time when revivals and reboots are all the rave, who knows? Maybe one could be the cards for this beloved adult show that was inventive and not afraid to go where its contemporaries would not.

Nearly 30 years since its series finale, and a quarter century since it last saw the light of day, HBO’s Dream On is at last available to stream.

All six seasons of the beloved sitcom have quietly surfaced on the ad-supported Roku Channel, which is accessible via the Roku app and TheRokuChannel.com — free of charge.

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The best Wendie Malick movies and TV shows contain a familiar batch of episodic television shows and popular movies, and she has developed a reputation as a familiar face, always ready to deliver a solid performance. After college, Malick became a model before she decided to give acting a try. This led to a small role in a 1982 comedy film called A Little Sex and then a regular role on the ABC medical drama series Trauma Center. That was only the start of her impressive television career.

Malick got her start with TV shows like Another World and Kate & Allie before moving on to major roles in the HBO series Dream On and the sitcom Just Shoot Me! She also started building up some movie roles along the way, such as a role in the Bill Murray Christmas movie Scrooged and Oscar contenders like The American President and Bugsy. Malick...

Kate Moss is a super-model from the UK known throughout the world for her slim figure and she has a half-sister, Lottie, who also models. This week, the news arrived that Lottie experienced a terrifying time while talking Ozempic. So, she wanted everyone to be very careful about using it to lose weight.

Kate Moss Helped To Bring The Slimmer Look

A few decades ago, women who looked curvy were all the trend. However, that changed, and these days, being slim is considered fashionable. And it was Lottie’s half-sister, Kate who inspired a lot of people to slim down. But now, her sister rues the day everyone wanted to get skinny quickly.

Kate Moss might be better known internationally than her younger half-sister, Lottie. However, Lottie is also a successful model. Additionally, she is a content creator for OnlyFans. Now, she’s telling people to stay away from Ozempoic...

Lottie Moss is opening up about her recent hospitalization.

On Thursday (Sept. 12), the 26-year-olde model, who is the younger half-sister of Kate Moss, released a new episode of her Dream On podcast where she revealed that she was rushed the hospital after overdosing on Ozempic.

“I felt so sick one day, I said to my friend, ‘I can’t keep any water down. I can’t keep any food down, no liquids, nothing. I need to go to the hospital. I feel really sick,’” Lottie recalled, adding that when the emergency room nurse found out her dosage, she told Lottie, “’Oh my god, that’s so not what you’re meant to be taking.’”

Keep reading to find out more…While Lottie said that she received the type 2 diabetes drug from a doctor, she admitted that it wasn’t her doctor.

“The amount that I was taking was for people...

Another Season of American Idol has come and gone. Season 22 crowned winner Abi Carter Sunday night, and judge Katy Perry bid the show farewell. Perry sat at the judges’ panel for seven seasons alongside Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan.

Following 15 seasons on Fox, ABC revived the singing competition series in 2018. The show began in June 2002, and it launched careers of musicians like Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Jennifer Hudson and more. A different trio of judges — Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson and Paula Abdul — helmed the show at the start alongside host Ryan Seacrest — who has shepherded the show through all of its changes.

ABC has not yet announced who will replace Perry as a judge and join the ranks of past and present celebrity judges. Below, find a list of all the judges in American Idol history.

Photo By: Priscilla Grant/Everett Collection

Simon Cowell

Known for his blunt critiques and brutal honestly,...

Little did fans attending Aerosmith’s concert at the Ubs Arena in Elmont, New York, last September know that it would be the legendary rock band’s final show. But with the recent announcement that the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers are retiring from touring due to Steven Tyler’s vocal injury, the September 9th concert now stands as a monumental gig.

Thanks to a YouTuber by the name of Toshi Aizawa, the entire show has just been uploaded to YouTube in 4K with “better sound,” as the description cites a remastered version of the audio.

Skimming through the video, Tyler’s voice sounds pretty solid throughout. There’s no clear evidence of the fractured larynx that he apparently suffered at this show, which was only the third gig on the band’s farewell tour. The injury was cited as the reason Aerosmith initially postponed the rest of the dates on the outing,...

Aerosmith dropped a bomb on their fans late Friday afternoon when they announced that not only was their long-delayed farewell tour not happening, but the band was effectively over due to a vocal injury Steven Tyler suffered last year.

“As you know, Steven’s voice is an instrument like no other,” they wrote in a collective statement. “He has spent months tirelessly working on getting his voice to where it was before his injury. We’ve seen him struggling despite having the best medical team by his side. Sadly, it is clear,...

The Aerosmith train has stopped a-rollin’.

The group announced on its official X account that it won’t return to touring, citing vocalist Steven Tyler’s injured vocals and inability to recover.

“We’ve always wanted to blow your mind when performing,” the band wrote. “As you know, Steven’s voice is an instrument like no other. He has spent months tirelessly working on getting his voice to where it was before his injury. We’ve seen him struggling despite having the best medical team by his side. Sadly, it is clear, that a full recovery from his vocal injury is not possible. We have made a heartbreaking and difficult, but necessary, decision — as a band of brothers — to retire from the touring stage.”

See the full post below.

The group already announced it was on its farewell tour. The Peace Out Tour abruptly was postponed in September because of...

Aerosmith are retiring from touring effective immediately after concluding that frontman Steven Tyler will not be able to recover from his vocal injury.

Previously, Aerosmith postponed their planned farewell tour after Tyler sustained vocal cord damage and fractured his larynx during a concert in September 2023. Although the band had announced rescheduled dates to begin in September 2024, those plans have now been canceled, and the band has decided that no further touring is possible.

In a statement released Friday afternoon, Aerosmith said: “It has been the honor of our lives to have our music become part of yours. In every club, on every massive tour and at moments grand and private you have given us a place in the soundtrack of your lives.”

“We’ve always wanted to blow your mind when performing. As you know, Steven’s voice is an instrument like no other. He has spent months tirelessly working...

Kate Pierson has announced her new album, Radios and Rainbows, the B-52’s singer’s first LP in nearly a decade.

Ahead of the album’s September 20 release, Pierson has shared the single “Evil Love,” which she calls “a feel-good song about revenge.”

“Sometimes evil love is the only love you need. A not so true tale of obsessive possessiveness and righteous revenge,” Pierson added in a statement. “I started out writing a song with the amazing Bleu with the idea of a song about forgiveness; but when our creative chemistries collided,...

Hallmark Channel spoilers and updates reveal Hallmark Channel is famous for their Christmas movies, but they also have many series.-some have ended like Chesapeake Shores, Cedar Cove, and Ride.

When Calls the Heart is their longest-running series, filming Season 12; The Way Home, has been renewed for Season 3-The Chicken Sisters will soon be added to Hallmark’s lineup.

Hallmark Channel Spoilers – About ‘The Chicken Sisters’

Get ready for a sizzling Southern tale with The Chicken Sisters! In the charming town of Merinac, two fried chicken restaurants have been at odds for generations, dividing the community. But when Kitchen Clash rolls into town, the rivalry reaches new heights.

Can this cooking competition finally bring peace between Mimi’s and Frannie’s? Or will the pressure of the spotlight lead to even more drama, secrets, and chaos; get ready for a clash of flavors and emotions in this family drama!

Wendie Malick is replacing India de Beaufort as a new prosecutor for season 3. India de Beaufort leaving Night Court is not reflected in the season 2 finale. Malick's character Julianne Walters is Dan Fielding's ex.

Night Court season 3 confirms its replacement for the departing India de Beaufort, who played Olivia, and it's a familiar face. In May, in the latest cast change for the NBC reboot from showrunner Dan Rubin, de Beaufort shared that she would not be back as Assistant District Attorney Olivia Moore. Her departure is not apparent in the season 2 finale and will have to be addressed when season 3 airs. It left a big question mark for Night Court season 3, which is now partially answered.

TVLine confirms that sitcom veteran and two-time Emmy nominee Wendie Malick, who has previously guest-starred in two episodes, is joining the Night Court season 3 cast as a series regular in season...

A familiar face is joining the cast of Night Court Season 3. Wendie Malick, who recurred in the first two seasons, has been upgraded to a series regular for the upcoming third season of the NBC sitcom, which is set to premiere on NBC on Tuesday, Nov. 19 at 8:30 p.m. Et/Pt.

Per Deadline, Malick will be reprising her role from the first two seasons as Julianne Walters, the new prosecutor for the night shift at the Manhattan Criminal Court. She is described as "a reformed convict" who is "a sophisticated, savvy woman and accomplished attorney who also knows how to make a shank out of a spoon." She is also the former love interest of Dan Fielding (John Larroquette). Malick's casting comes after it was revealed back in May 2024 that India de Beaufort had departed the series after two seasons and would not be returning as assistant district attorney/prosecutor Olivia Moore.

A word of warning to Night Court’s Dan Fielding: You’re going to spending a lot more time with Julianne in Season 3.

Sitcom veteran Wendie Malick, who has guest-starred in the previous two seasons of NBC’s courtroom comedy, is joining the cast as a series regular in Season 3, TVLine has learned. She’ll reprise her role as Dan’s terrifying ex Julianne Walters, who will now be the court’s new prosecutor, replacing India de Beaufort’s Olivia. (de Beaufort announced her exit from the series in May.)

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On June 25, 2024, the fourth episode of “America’s Got Talent” season 19 aired with a new group of auditions and a Golden Buzzer recipient. Host Terry Crews welcomed back judges Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Sofia Vergara, with performances from this diverse group.

But who were the best acts from this episode? And did any move forward that shouldn’t have? Below we rank the nine acts who advanced from worst to best. Do any of Tuesday’s acts have what it takes to win the million dollars this year?

See ‘America’s Got Talent’ season 19: Who was your favorite act from ‘AGT’ Auditions 4? [Poll]

Season 19 Episode 4 Rankings:

9. Hypers Kids Africa: Is there anything cuter than this group’s interaction with the judges and Terry? I think not. Also, it’s worth noting that they really have a good plan for if they were to win this season. The dance felt a little TikTok-esque,...

It has been commonplace in academic circles to divide up and label Chinese filmmakers into generations that reflect socio-political currents as much as cinematic style.

Chen Kaige and Zhang Yimou, who were educated at the end of the Cultural Revolution, are considered the leading lights of the “fifth generation.” The rebellious cluster that followed them, Zhang Yuan, Wang Xioashuai, Jia Zhangke and Lou Ye are among those labelled as “sixth generation.”

But with substantial bodies of work under their belts and international reputations already established, the sixth generation are no longer quite so new, nor so angry.

The four Chinese films selected for the main competition – all world premieres – at this year’s Shanghai International Film Festival represent a showcase of directors who are also known-quantities, but who are worthy of higher profiles. (The festival’s Asian Talent selection has a further selection of six more directors seeking to break through.

It’s always a good time to be in the Sarah Paulson business, but that’s especially true this year. The acclaimed performer recently scored her first-ever Tony Award nomination for her performance in “Appropriate” and she is widely predicted to land double Emmy Award nominations for her guest acting appearances in the FX comedy series “The Bear” and Prime Video drama series “Mr. & Mrs. Smith.” If that were to happen when the 2024 Emmy nominations are announced in July, Paulson would join a select few performers to receive concurrent guest-acting nominations since the categories were standardized in 1989.

So far, only 10 actors have received guest-acting nominations in the comedy and drama categories in the same year. The most recent example is Harriet Walter, who collected nominations last year for roles in “Succession” and “Ted Lasso.” Walter is the only person to have achieved this double-dip twice: She was a previous double nominee in 2022.

Before Walter,...

Fox believes in miracles: The network is developing a one-hour drama titled The Miracle Department, according to our sister site Variety.

“Based on a real Catholic organization, The Miracle Department is a heartfelt, comedic, hour-long series about a brilliant, but disgraced, former FBI agent who joins forces with a quirky task force to hunt for genuine miracles,” per the official synopsis.

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Fox is developing the one-hour drama “The Miracle Department,” Variety has learned exclusively.

The official logline states, “Based on a real Catholic organization, ‘The Miracle Department’ is a heartfelt, comedic, hour-long series about a brilliant, but disgraced, former FBI agent who joins forces with a quirky task force to hunt for genuine miracles.”

Brendan McCarthy and Alex Kavallierou serve as writers and executive producers on the project. “Friends” co-creator Marta Kauffman will also executive produce via Okay Goodnight along with Robbie Rowe Tollin and Hannah K.S. Canter. Fox Entertainment Studios will produce.

The project marks a reunion for Kauffman, McCarthy, and Kavallierou. Kavallierou and McCarthy were previously writers on the Netflix series “Grace and Frankie,” which Kauffman co-created with Howard J. Morris. Kavallierou has also worked on shows like “Sullivan and Son” as well as “Rob Brydon: Live.”

Kauffman and the “Friends” producing team won the Emmy Award for best...

Ozzy’s Boneyard (Ch. 38) is turning up the heat this Memorial Day weekend with the “Boneyard 200” special, a countdown of the top 200 hard and heavy classic rock songs — as determined by you, our listeners!

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You voted for your favorite songs in our poll; now hear them counted down the entire holiday weekend starting May 25 at 6am Et.

Stream the countdown in full anytime, anywhere, on the SiriusXM app.

Directions: Vote once for up to 50 songs before May 22 at 6pm Et. Use the write-in option at the bottom to add any songs you think we might’ve missed!

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Hard and heavy classic rock songs

These are the possible song choices for this year’s “Boneyard 200” countdown:

AC/DC – Back In Black

AC/DC – Dirty Deeds

AC/DC – For Those...

Aerosmith have announced rescheduled dates for their Peace Out farewell tour, which was suspended in September 2023 because Steven Tyler fractured his larynx. This new leg kicks off Sept. 20 in Pittsburgh and wraps up Feb. 26 in Buffalo, New York. They’ll once again be joined by the Black Crowes.

The band announced plans to wrap their career with one final tour in May 2023, but they played a mere three shows before Tyler severely hurt his larynx. “I am heartbroken to not be out there with Aerosmith, my brothers, and the incredible Black Crowes,...

Joe Flaherty, founding member of “Sctv” and ubiquitous comic actor for decades including a stint as the Dad on “Freaks and Geeks,” has died at the age of 82, according to multiple reports.

The Pittsburgh-born performer (a rare American in the Canadian comedy sphere) got his start with the Chicago-based Second City Theater, first appearing on the “National Lampoon Radio Hour” before resettling in Toronto to become part of Second City’s core in the Great White North. He was one of the initial writer/performers on “Sctv,” a vanguard sketch comedy series co-starring John Candy, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Rick Moranis, Catherine O’Hara, Harold Ramis (for a little while), Dave Thomas, and, later, Martin Short, that mixed parody programming with behind-the-scenes shenanigans at a low rent television station in “Mellonville.” Indeed, if “Sctv” could be said to have a main character, it would be Flaherty’s Guy Caballero, the corrupt,...

Wendie Malick, Nico Santos, Rob Corddry, Tommy Martinez, Lidia Porto, Annie O’Donnell, Jesse Garcia, and Cedric Yarbrough are joining the cast in guest roles on ABC’s “Not Dead Yet,” which returns for its Season 2 on Wednesday, February 7 at 8:30 p.m. Et on ABC (and streaming the next day on Hulu). The comedy, based on the book “Confessions of a 40-something F**k Up” by Alexandra Potter, stars Gina Rodriguez as Nell Serrano, newspaper obituary writer who can see the dead people she’s writing about.

David Windsor and Casey Johnson (“This Is Us”) are the showrunners on “Not Dead Yet,” which also stars Hannah Simone, Lauren Ash, Rick Glassman, Joshua Banday and Angela Gibbs. Most of the guest stars will appear in one episode — usually as one of the dead bodies that talks to Nell. But Garcia will serve as a recurring guest star, and appear in six...

Lance Bass is joining the producing team of Scissorhands: A Musical Tribute, the critically acclaimed sold-out theatrical show!

Executive producers Bradley Bredeweg and Kelley Parker (Mad World Inventions) brought the 44-year-old former boybander on board as their show recently extended their run through January 14th at Hollywood’s The Bourbon Room (6356 Hollywood Blvd).

The smash hit jukebox-musical parody – playfully dubbed by Secret Los Angeles as the “show LA just won’t quit” and Ktla called it a “Spectacular stage show” – Scissorhands: A Musical Tribute pays homage to Tim Burton’s iconic 1990 film Edward Scissorhands starring Johnny Depp and features renditions of some of pop music’s biggest songs including What Was I Made For? (Billie Eilish), Dream On (Aerosmith), Uninvited (Alanis Morissette), I’m Every Woman (Chaka Khan), Shallow, I Knew You Were Trouble (Taylor Swift), Shake It Out (Florence + The Machine) and Fast Car (Tracy Chapman).

“I am...

After Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler‘s vocal cord and larynx injuries, rescheduled dates for their Peace Out Farewell Tour have been announced.

The 70s rock band’s final tour began in September but had to postpone some concerts to give Tyler some time to recover from his injuries, saying his “vocal injury [was] more serious than initially thought.”

The Black Crowes is the opening act for the tour.

Aerosmith has won numerous awards since their formation in the 70s, including four Grammy Awards and six American Music Awards. In 2001, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They also hold the title of best-selling American hard rock band of all time, with more than 150 million records sold worldwide.

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Remaining and rescheduled tour dates:

12-28 Newark, NJ — Prudential Center

12-31 Boston, Ma — Td Garden

01-04 Cincinnati, Oh — Heritage Bank Arena

01-07 Louisville,...

The much-praised Scissorhands: A Musical Tribute is a success!

JustJared.com can confirm that the jukebox-musical parody is extending its limited run at Hollywood’s The Bourbon Room through Sunday, January 14. The show pays homage to Tim Burton’s iconic 1990 film Edward Scissorhands starring Johnny Depp. It also features renditions of some of pop music’s biggest songs including What Was I Made For? (Billie Eilish), Dream On (Aerosmith), Uninvited (Alanis Morissette), Like a Prayer (Madonna), I’m Every Woman (Chaka Khan), Shallow, I Knew You Were Trouble (Taylor Swift), Shake It Out (Florence + The Machine) and Fast Car (Tracy Chapman).

The December 1st opening night celebration welcomed Noah Centineo, Marissa Jaret Winokur, and 80′s pop icon Pat Benatar among many others. Check out the pictures from the premiere and production stills in the gallery!

Tickets for ‘Scissorhands: A Musical Tribute’ are $55 for Ga and $75 for VIP. Exclusively sold at FeverUp.

There are narrative flourishes and then there are narrative flourishes. And one in the new film from director Amy Glazer (Seducing Charlie Barker, The Surrogate) is a doozy. How much you appreciate this heartwarming drama about a female pilot who discovers that her grandmother may actually be a legendary figure in aviation history will depend on how much you’re willing to go along with its major plot twist, which won’t be revealed here but is relatively easy to figure out. But if you’re willing to suspend some disbelief, 7000 Miles, recently showcased at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival, offers myriad pleasures, not the least of which is a terrific performance by Wendie Malick. The veteran sitcom actress (Dream On, Just Shoot Me, Hot in Cleveland) anchors the film with her charismatic turn in a rare leading role that Katharine Hepburn would have killed for.

The central character...

Actor Peter Spellos had over 150 screen acting and vocal performance credits to his name, but genre fans are most likely to remember him as Orville Ketchum from the slasher movie Sorority House Massacre II and its companion piece Hard to Die, as well as the brief appearance he made as the character Tracy’s father in Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare. Outside of horror, he’s best known for providing the voice of Sky-Byte in 39 episodes of the animated series Transformers: Robots in Disguise. Unfortunately, we have very sad news to share today, as it has been confirmed that Spellos has passed away at age 69 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Born on March 1, 1954, Spellos passed away yesterday, November 19th, at the Franciscan Hospice House in Indianapolis. His brother, James Spellos, notified TMZ that his family is planning an online “celebration of life” gathering for his fans.

Spellos was credited...

Matthew Perry, who became hugely famous thanks to his role on iconic TV sitcom Friends, has died at the age of 54. He was reportedly found in a jacuzzi at this home, but the investigation is ongoing. He'll be remembered primarily for his work on the comedy series, but enjoyed a long career on screens big and small. Matthew Langford Perry was born in Williamstown, Massachusetts, on August 19th, 1969. He was raised Ottawa, Canada, where he attended elementary school alongside Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. His mother, Suzanne Morrison, was a journalist and press secretary to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Justin's father, while his father, John Bennett Perry, was an actor and model.

Perry made his television debut in 1979 on an episode of 240-Robert (which starred his father). After moving to Los Angeles to pursue acting, he would go on to book roles in shows like Not Necessarily The News, Charles In Charge,...

Matthew Perry, who rose to major fame playing Chandler Bing on the smash hit NBC comedy “Friends” from 1994 to 2004, is dead. He was 54,

The actor was found unresponsive Saturday at around 4 p.m. in the hot tub at his Los Angeles home. First responding paramedics were unable to revive him. It’s unclear if his death was caused by drowning or cardiac arrest, but there were evidently no drugs found at the scene nor evidence of foul play. Perry had a long and storied history of substance abuse.

Born in Williamstown, Massachusetts on August 19, 1969, Perry was raised in Ottawa, Canada. His mother, Suzanne Morrison, was a journalist and press secretary to Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. (His stepfather is “Dateline’s” Keith Morrison.) Perry moved to Los Angeles as a teenager to pursue an acting career. He made his television debut in 1979 on an episode of “240-Robert” and in the...

Matthew Perry, best known for his role as Chandler Bing on Friends, has died. He was 54.

The actor was found unconscious late this afternoon at his L.A. home by first responders who were unable to revive him, law enforcement sources told Deadline.

Perry’s death is considered an ongoing investigation, we hear.

Throughout his career, Perry struggled with addiction, which he detailed in his memoir “Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing,” published last year.

“I really lived life to its fullest and that got me in trouble from time to time,” he said in a US Weekly interview several years ago.

Perry made his television debut in 1979 on an episode of 240-Robert. He would go on to book roles in shows like Not Necessarily the News (1983), Charles in Charge (1985), Silver Spoons (1986), Just the Ten of Us (1988) and Highway to Heaven (1988). Perry would be a series regular on Boys Will be Boys...

This post contains minor spoilers for the "Star Trek: Lower Decks" episode "The Inner Fight." 

Throughout the fourth season of "Star Trek: Lower Decks," audiences have seen a mysterious white UFO, its motivations unknown, cruising about the galaxy attacking and destroying numerous alien vessels. Details about this UFO have slowly been revealed throughout the season, but its true secret remains. Who is flying it and why is it attacking non-Federation ships? 

In the latest episode, called "The Inner Fight," it is also revealed that the UFO may be targeting specific Starfleet officers, again for reasons unknown. Captain Freeman (Dawnn Lewis) notes that one of the potential targets may be Dr. Beverly Crusher, once the chief medical officer on the U.S.S. Enterprise. Lieutenant Boimler (Jack Quaid), being intimately familiar with Starfleet history, immediately begins to geek out. He will get to meet the Dr. Beverly Crusher? He is giddy just at the possibility.

Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler urged vacationers to return to Maui during the opening night of the band’s farewell tour.

Near the end of the opening night of the band’s farewell tour in Philadelphia Saturday, Tyler urged audience members not to be afraid to travel to the island again. Tyler is a Maui homeowner.

“When you think about Lahaina, think about south Maui,” Tyler told the audience at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelpha. He made the remarks just before the band played their monster hit, Dream On.

“Paia and Hana: it’s still there,” he said of two other Maui resort towns unscathed by the fires. “It’s a place to go and do, you know, the love thing. It’s still open, it’s still happening.

“Everything’s beautiful, except we gotta come there and make it more beautiful, Ok?” he said.

Hawaii officials had urged...

Aerosmith kicked off their “Peace Out” farewell tour on Saturday (September 2nd) at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, where the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band played an 18-song set filled with their many hits and fan favorites.

Back in May, Aerosmith announced that they’d be embarking on a final tour (tickets available here), stating, “It’s not goodbye, it’s Peace Out! Get ready and walk this way, you’re going to get the best show of our lives.”

On Saturday, singer Steven Tyler and company launched the first show of the 40-date North American outing with “Back in the Saddle,” followed quickly by the hits “Love in an Elevator,” “Cryin’,” and “Janie’s Got a Gun.” Alongside those instantly recognizable tunes, the band worked in deeper cuts like “Adam’s Apple,” “No More No More,” and “Seasons of Wither,” as well as their cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Stop Messin’ Around.