Puccini's "La Boheme" returns to the Met in Franco Zeffirelli's beloved production starring Met debutante Maria Agresta and Ramon Vargas. Ana Maria Martinez and Ailyn Perez also star in the opera.
Will Mr. White return? Hints suggest Bryan Cranston's Walter White could make an appearance. Heisenberg might make a cameo appearance in Season 2 of "Better Call Saul.
See what the stars of CW's "The 100" had to say about season 3. What can be said about romance in a post-apocalyptical world? Is the really enough time in between all the infighting and the survival mode to really bring that into the forefront? In Season 3 of CW's "The 100," romance will play a factor, but it might not be what everyone was expecting.
See the hilarious trailer for "Sisters" starring Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Watch it here. "Saturday Night Live" alums and comedy duo powerhouse of Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have reunited on the big screen for another comedic take on the social and familial genre in "Sisters," according to Deadline.
As family members gathered at an Atlanta hospice where Bobbi Kristina Brown could be experiencing her final moments, a hearse was seen parked outside the center where she has been residing over the last several weeks.
The father of three is reportedly banned from entering the gated community where Kourtney and their three children live. Will he be cut from "KUWTK" next?
A former nanny to the Kardashian family opened up about the momager who allegedly had emotional outbursts and was obsessed with "fame, power, and money."
NBC executives are rumored to be recruiting NBA legend and esteemed businessman Earvin "Magic" Johnson as a potential "Celebrity Apprentice" replacement for Donald Trump.
See the amazing trailer for the new Netflix drug war series "Narcos" here. The new trailer for the upcoming Netflix series "Narcos," which chronicles the rise of the war on the drugs in the '80s, features thrilling content from characters that were based on the real life Medellin cartel.
The triumvirate from "Silver Linings Playbook," Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro, are back for the film "Joy." See the trailer here.
