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Sarah Hester Ross has spent her career as a singer and entertainer. She stumbled into TikTok fame when she started putting ridiculous Florida news stories to music.

In her first television role, actress Abigail Shapiro plays dark superhero Dorothy Spinner in DC Comics’ “Doom Patrol.” She joined LX News to talk about season 2 as well as her advocacy for insurance coverage of rare disorders, including cleidocranial dysplasia, the condition that has affected the development of her bones and teeth.

After seeing the casts of other classic movies and TV shows reuniting online, Patrick Renna decided to get his co-stars from “The Sandlot” back together for a good cause. Renna joins LX News to talk about the online charity special and what the 90s classic can teach kids today.

Actor Stephen Bishop stops by LX News to discuss his new Netflix film “Fatal Affair,” in which he plays a devoted husband whose wife, played by Nia Long, tries to mend her marriage after a brief encounter with an old friend, played by Omar Epps.

Creed was that guy who was always a bit… skeevy on ‘The Office.’ Now star Creed Bratton is dropping his upcoming album ‘Slightly Altered’ and revealing more about working on the NBC hit.

Actor Mason Gooding plays Andrew in the Hulu series “Love, Victor,” a spin-off of the film “Love, Simon.” Gooding speaks to the importance of the representation of marginalized groups in entertainment and the meaning behind his father’s career advice, ‘Learn to let it go.’

Brooklyn Beckham, son of retired international soccer superstar David Beckham and fashion designer Victoria Beckham, and American actress Nicola Peltz have announced they’re engaged. Beckham and Peltz both posted the news on their Instagram accounts Saturday. “Two weeks ago I asked my soulmate to marry me and she said yes,” Beckham wrote. “I am the luckiest man in the...

Skyler Joy plays a “trailer park philosopher” on the new Starz show “P-Valley,” about a group of women working in a Mississippi strip club. She said the show’s all-female directors made it “the most empowering set I’ve ever been on.”

Action film star Scott Adkins discusses his upcoming thriller ‘Legacy of Lies,’ and how physical actors like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan inspired him to want to pursue martial arts and film.

Lee Greenwood partnered with the a cappella group Home Free and the United States Air Force Band for a special rendition of “God Bless the U.S.A.” The Grammy Award-winning country singer explains how his iconic tribute to America came to be and the experience of making the new rendition.

Comedian Jo Koy has a new Netflix special, “In His Elements,” and an upcoming movie, “Easter Sunday,” that are tributes to the Philippines and his Filipino heritage. Koy said he hopes that by “shining a light” on his culture, he’ll inspire other Filipino performers to follow their dreams.

On an early episode of “Queer Eye,” Tan France tried and failed to make a French omelette. Watch his co-star Antoni Porowski challenge him redeem himself by trying the recipe again.

Carl Reiner, actor, comic and ‘Dick van Dyke Show’ creator, has died at his home in Beverly Hills, California according to his assistant.

Movie theaters are opening, but will people continue to watch this summer’s few new releases at home? Dr. Andy Draper, who hosts the Off Script Film Review podcast, explains how coronavirus is changing this year’s summer movie season.

In a normal year, summer is the season for beach reads, outdoor concerts and a glut of Hollywood blockbusters. But in the age of COVID-19, most of our seasonal cultural rituals are on hold. But that’s not to say pandemic-weary pop culture junkies don’t have promising options. Here’s a month-by-month guide to some of the notable movies, TV shows and...

E! News has learned that the Bridesmaids star and fianc Avi Rothman recently welcomed twins via surrogate. Back in May, Kristen, 46, hinted about her status as a mom while hosting Saturday Night Live. In a Mother’s Day-themed sketch, the comedienne shared, “I don’t know if I truly appreciated my mom the first 45 years of my life. But this…

On Freeform’s “Good Trouble,” Sherry Cola plays a young, gay Asian-American woman – a type of character she didn’t see herself on TV growing up. Cola talks to LX News about representation and becoming the “Asian Issa Rae.”

Bob the Drag Queen discusses how his comedy show is breaking ground and educating the masses at the same time.

A scathing letter addressed to “White American Theater” was signed by 300 Black performers, musicians and back out house staff as a means of calling out Broadway’s long and continued history of racism.

Hundreds of entertainers are backing a letter that calls Broadway racist, and said they are done looking the other way. Erica Byfield reports.