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Dancing With the Stars is returning for it’s 32nd season this week and the series has revealed some more info about premiere night!

The dancing competition is premiering as scheduled after being rumored to potentially delay amid the strikes. One of the celeb competitors even paused their involvement due to the WGA strike.

There will be 14 new celebrities, across the worlds of sports, TV and movies, music and more, competing for the coveted mirror ball trophy, alongside their professional dance partners.

Past winner Alfonso Ribeiro returns as co-host for his second season, and past pro and judge Julianne Hough is joining as the new co-host, with returning judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough.

The season will kick off on with the first live show on Tuesday (September 26) on both ABC and Disney+, with an opening number choreographed by Luam and set to Dua Lipa‘s hit song “Levitating.”

Each of the dance styles and songs they’ll be dancing to have been revealed ahead of the premiere and we have the details right here.

Click inside to find out what dance style and song each celeb is performing to…

Unfortunately, we have lost several actors who had roles on NCIS have tragically passed away since filming their roles on the hit CBS series.

Many of these actors had recurring roles in the show, and you’ll likely recognize them all if you’re a devoted fan of the series.

Our continued condolences go out to their families, friends and loved ones. RIP.

Click through to see which stars we’ve tragically lost from NCIS…

Starz has been making some renewal and cancellation decisions…and fans are shocked to learn that four TV shows have been canceled.

In addition, one show was saved by Starz after cancellation at another streamer.

Keep reading to see which TV shows have been renewed by Starz in 2023 so far…

The Voice is back tonight (Monday, September 25)!

As one of the biggest singing reality TV competitions in the world- it began in Holland in 2010 as The Voice of Holland before debuting in America in 2011 – the show spread all around the globe with a bunch of international versions, all boasting major superstars for judges.

Over the years, plenty of talent has sat in the swivel chairs and coached the contenders all the way to the top. And one by one, all of them have eventually left the show to go on and do other things – even the last remaining original judge from the U.S. series.

Following the news of Blake Shelton‘s departure in 2023, we’ve rounded up all of the judges who have since departed from The Voice, along with the explanations they’ve given for why they left the show.

Scroll through to see every judge who left The Voice and why…

The cast of Friends will always be there for us, but it might just be in the form of re-runs of the beloved sitcom.

Believe it or not, it’s been more than two years since Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer and Matthew Perry got back together to film a one-off reunion for HBO.

However, in the era of unexpected (and sometimes long-awaited) sequels or spinoffs, fans continue to hold out hope that the six castmates will get together again for some sort of special new Friends project.

What are the chances? We did some digging to find out if anyone has said anything about the possibility over the years.

Sadly, only three of the six main stars answered the question about a possible reunion. Another member of the main cast provided some other interesting information on why they haven’t reunited with their Friends co-stars in other projects, too!

Scroll through the slideshow to see which of the six main stars of Friends have weighed in on a potential reunion or revival…

Lady Gaga won her first Oscar playing up-and-coming singer/songwriter Ally Maine alongside Bradley Cooper in 2018′s A Star is Born. However, she wasn’t the only pop icon considered for the role.

A Star is Born signified the first time that Mother Monster took the lead in a blockbuster. She landed a nomination for Best Actress at the 2019 Oscars and snagged the award for Best Original Song at the ceremony.

Years later, her award-winning duet with Bradley “Shallow” is still generating headlines.

While she’s iconic in the role, some fans might not be aware that A Star is Born is a movie that had already been made three times before Lady Gaga was cast. The first version of the movie was released in 1937 and starred Janet Gaynor; the second came out in 1954 with Judy Garland in the lead. Barbra Streisand took center stage in the version of the movie released in 1976.

A fourth version of A Star is Born had been in the works for years with various talent associated with it by the time that Gaga was cast. That included four other female vocalists who could have landed the starring role. One of them was even attached to the movie at least twice, with reports suggesting that she wasn’t selected because the studio couldn’t afford her asking price.

Who were they and what happened that led to them being overlooked? We did all the digging!

Scroll through all of the musical acts that were considered for Lady Gaga’s part in A Star Is Born…

Martin Scorsese is opening up about a lot of things in a new profile piece for GQ magazine.

The 80-year-old filmmaker got candid about his thoughts of possibly retiring and hanging up his camera, while also revealing the behind-the-scenes stories from his most popular movies, The Departed and Gangs of New York.

Martin even addresses his controversial comments about comic-book inspired, and franchise filmmaking, standing by them years after he first made them.

Head inside to see all of what Martin Scorsese shared about how to save cinema, retirement, the Oscars and more…