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Wunmi Mosaku would “run for the hills” if she were actually in her Netflix horror movie ‘His House’

(NEW YORK) -- Wunmi Mosaku admits she had to dig deep to play her His House character Rial, a woman who is haunted by the ghost of her daughter and other refugees lost at sea. "I found playing her quite extraordinary because she's just different from me," Mosaku tells ABC Audio. "I'm not as composed." In the Netflix...

‘The Spanish Princess Part Two’ stars talk representation in the royal court

(NEW YORK) -- On The Spanish Princess Part Two, one relationship is emerging as “couple goals,” and it’s not Queen Catherine and King Henry VIII.It’s Lina and Oviedo, the Queen's trusted lady-in-waiting and crossbowman -- played by Stephanie Levi-John and Aaron Cobham, respectively. While Catherine and Henry’s marriage starts to crumble this season, Lina and...

“He did what he did”: Sacha Baron Cohen responds to ‘Borat 2’ scene with Rudy Giuliani

(NEW YORK) -- Rudy Giuliani is calling his headline-making Borat 2 appearance a "complete fabrication," but Sacha Baron Cohen is urging everyone to watch the movie and "make your own mind up," saying it's "pretty clear" what happened. "I would say that if the president's lawyer found what he did there appropriate behavior, then heaven...

James Van Der Beek captures his kids’ hilarious reaction to watching his cameo in Kesha’s “Blow”

(LOS ANGELES) -- Nearly a decade ago, Kesha dropped the colorful and chaotic music video for "Blow," which featured James Van Der Beek. The Dawson's Creek alum on Thursday introduced his two eldest children to the music video, not telling them that he has a rainbow shootout with the "Praying" singer while surrounded by people wearing unicorn heads. The music video...

‘Who Wants to be a Millionaire’ is giving back to frontline workers

(LOS ANGELES) -- Who Wants to be a Millionaire is giving back to frontline workers. The new season of ABC's long-running game show is not only welcoming essential workers, they are ensuring that they'll be winners no matter what by giving them a guaranteed $32,000 prize to take home -- a gesture that personally resonates with...

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds celebrate his first time voting in a US election

(NEW YORK) -- Ryan Reynolds and his wife, Blake Lively, are celebrating an important milestone in the Deadpool actor's life: his first time voting in a U.S. election. In a hilarious Instagram post Thursday, the Canadian-born actor, who reportedly became a citizen more than two years ago, jokingly thanked Lively for "making my first time...

Chelsea Handler offers to pay 50 Cent’s taxes if he retracts support for Trump

(LOS ANGELES) -- Chelsea Handler just made her ex 50 Cent a pretty generous offer. On Monday, the 45-year-old rapper publicly backed President Donald Trump after seeing that American's earning over $400,000 a year could potentially have to pay 62% in taxes under Joe Biden's proposed tax plan. "WHAT THE... (VOTE ForTRUMP)," he tweeted. "IM OUT......

‘Bless This Mess’ star Lake Bell splits with husband of seven years

(LOS ANGELES) -- Bless This Mess co-creator and star Lake Bell has split with her husband Scott Campbell after seven years of marriage. Bell and Campbell announced the news on their respective Instagram accounts on Thursday. "After 9 years together, 7 years married, 2 sparkling children...Scott and I are ending our marriage, but continuing our loving...

‘Friendsgiving’: Chaos is on the menu in new holiday comedy

(LOS ANGELES) -- Available for streaming rental Friday is Friendsgiving, a movie about a chaotic Thanksgiving celebration where almost nothing goes right. The film features an all-star cast, including Kat Dennings, Aisha Tyler, Chelsea Peretti, Jane Seymour, Wanda Sykes, Margaret Cho and Billions actress Malin Akerman, who feels like chaos is something she missed out on at her family holidays. "I love good chaos, good crazy,...

What’s the scariest movie of all time? Better check your heart rate

(LONDON) -- The scariest movie of all time has long been up for debate, but a new study conducted by Broad Band Choices may help put the matter to rest.   The London-based company conducted a test dubbed "The Science of Scare" with 50 horror fans, placing heart monitors on them as they watched several scary movies to...