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- EntertainmentWill Lerner
'Last Action Hero' at 25: Legendary flop's writers look back with fondness and disgust
The Schwarzenegger flick was a critical and commercial flop in 1993. Now, the movie's original writers offer a brutally honest, behind-the-scenes look at what went wrong.
- EntertainmentWill Lerner
Sterling K. Brown says 'This Is Us' won't last beyond seven seasons
Randall Pearson himself says NBC's hit show will have a finite lifespan. And the show’s creator said recently they've already shot scenes for the finale.
TVStephen ProctorJohn Oliver on why Trump administration shouldn’t use the Bible to defend policies
John Oliver blasted Jeff Sessions for using a nonapplicable Bible verse to defend separating children from their parents — and pointed out the administration's hypocrisy in doing so.
TVKyle MossAnthony Bourdain shows us Cajun Mardi Gras on second-to-last ‘Parts Unknown’
Anthony Bourdain visits Cajun Mardi Gras in the penultimate episode of this show.
TVGeorge BackInappropriate answer on 'Family Feud' results in friends turning on Charles Barkley
Charles Barkley's answer will leave you shaking your head.
- MusicYahoo Music Staff
Thanks for watching the Firefly Festival live stream on Yahoo Entertainment
The Firefly Festival is back for a seventh year, but if you can't be there in person, Yahoo Entertainment has you covered.
- MusicPeople
Scotty McCreery Marries Gabi Dugal in North Carolina
Country star Scotty McCreery and his girlfriend of six years Gabi Dugal tied the knot in the North Carolina mountains on Saturday in front of more than 200 of their loved ones PEOPLE confirms exclusively
MoviesKevin PolowyBrad Bird worried people would be 'sick to death' of superhero movies while working on 'Incredibles 2'
"Incredibles 2" writer-director Brad Bird talks about the "crowded subway" of superhero movies and when exactly his animated superhero movies take place.
TVHeather GardnerThe internet is furious over Trump saying he wants Americans to treat him like North Koreans treat Kim
President Donald Trump’s “unannounced” interview with Fox News’ Fox and Friends on the White House front lawn this morning has left the internet shocked and furious. While speaking with the network, Trump praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un — as he’s done multiple times — saying he believed it possible for Kim to visit Washington. Trump speaking on Kim Jung un: "He speaks and his people sit up at attention.
CelebrityDani GolubCelebrate Father's Day with these hunky celebrity dads
Father’s Day is upon us and it’s all about recognizing the dads and father-like figures in our lives. To get into the spirit of the holiday, look no further than adorable celebrity dads. Thanks to social media, we get to see the sweet moments between these parents and kids. The Rock shared this photo after his girlfriend Lauren Hashian gave birth to his newest baby girl, Tiana Gia in April. In the caption, he said watching the birth was “the single most powerful and primal moment life will ever offer.” If that doesn’t pull at your Father’s Day heart strings, I’m not sure what will. Tiana Gia Johnson came into this world like a force of nature and Mama @laurenhashianofficial labored and delivered like a true rockstar.
- EntertainmentJen Kucsak
Everything you didn't know about 'Grease,' from the $171 stage version to the original name of the T-Birds
John Travolta appeared in a stage version but played a very different role, and Rydell High was based on a real school. Jim Jacobs, one of the show’s creators, has the low-down.
- CelebrityThe Independent
Trump says Kim Jong-un 'speaks and his people sit up in attention. I want my people to do the same'
US President Donald Trump has said that he would like US citizens to "sit up in attention" when he talks, in the same way North Korea's people do when their leader Kim Jong-un speaks. The president was speaking about his relationship with the North Korean dictator, who has been accused of numerous human rights violations by the United Nations and watchdog groups. "He speaks and his people sit up in attention.
TVGeorge BackNatalie Portman's biting comments about former friend Jared Kushner
Natalie Portman didn't have a lot of nice things to say about her former Harvard classmate, Jared Kushner.
TVStephen ProctorMatt Bomer and Andrew Rannells get up close and personal on 'WWHL'
When the clock hit zero in a game of Who Gon Check Me, Qs?, Matt Bomer and Andrew Rannells were so close they went ahead and kissed.
TVKylie MarChristina Aguilera and Jimmy Fallon surprise unsuspecting subway riders
Not even excellent disguises could hide one of the greatest voices in pop music — and the underground audience loved it.
TVKyle MossLisa Kudrow open to reprising role for popular '90s sitcom reboot
No, it's not "Friends" but "Mad About You," which gave Kudrow her start.
TVKylie MarDJ Khaled schools contestant for disrespecting one of 'The Four'
On "The Four," one contestant's cocky attitude caused DJ Khaled to immediately shut him down.
TVJon SanKaramo Brown of 'Queer Eye' sets the record straight on all the 'What's his job?' questions
On “Queer Eye,” there's much more to Karamo Brown than just his excellent bomber jackets.
MusicWendy GellerDrake stages an unexpected 'Degrassi' reunion in his 'I'm Upset' video, and fans are loving it
His new “I'm Upset” video takes fans on a cameo-studded stroll down memory lane to the delight of social media.
TVNick SchagerEmmys: How 'Stranger Things' star Noah Schnapp survived that intense possession scene
In the words of Noah Schnapp, who plays Will Byers, Season 2 of “Stranger Things” contained “a lot of intense scenes and screaming.” Speaking to Yahoo Entertainment, he describes the challenges and looks ahead to next season.
- TVThe Wrap
Zach Galifianakis’ ‘Between Two Ferns’ Returns With Jerry Seinfeld, Cardi B (Video)
Zach Galifianakis is back with a new episode of Funny or Die’s “Between Two Ferns,” featuring guests Jerry Seinfeld and Cardi B. Halfway through the episode, Galifianakis welcomes another, “better” guest, Cardi B, and the tone of the episode shifts completely — much to Seinfeld’s awareness.
- EntertainmentJen Kucsak
'Grease' was almost an animated movie that could have looked like this
Released on June 16, 1978, Grease helped establish John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John as bona fide superstars and went on to become the highest-grossing movie musical of all time (a title the film held until last year, when it was passed by Disney’s live-action Beauty and the Beast). Adapted from the hit Broadway musical of the same name, written by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, the Grease we know and love almost didn’t happen in the first place. Once the film rights became available, Hollywood came calling.
TVStephen ProctorMichael Avenatti and Anthony Scaramucci agree on Michael Cohen’s future
Michael Avenatti and Anthony Scaramucci couldn't agree on much, including whether or not they're shopping a TV show, but they could agree on the rough road ahead for Michael Cohen.
TVKyle MossThe Osbourne family storage unit is bigger than your house and filled with cool stuff
The Osbournes took a stroll down memory lane in their storage unit, which is filled with valuable relics from their past.
TVGeorge BackMarjory Stoneman Douglas teacher competes on 'American Ninja Warrior'
Hailed as a hero of the February school shooting, Gabe Stewart was a hero again to the MSD students and colleagues rooting for him from the sidelines.
