With just a few weeks left in 2016, we’ve finally found the year’s most perfect casting: Jennifer Hudson as Motormouth Maybelle.
During NBC’s Hairspray Live! on Wednesday night, the American Idol grad READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
NBC’s Hairspray Live! is finally taking shape — and what a glorious shape it is.
The network on Monday announced that Jennifer Hudson and Harvey Fierstein will lead the Dec. 7 musical as Motormouth Maybelle and Edna Turnblad, respectively. READ MORE
HBO’s Confirmation has cast its Joe Biden, as well as three other key roles.
Greg Kinnear will play the current U.S. Vice President in the film about the 1991 controversy involving READ MORE
Shawn + Angela = 4eva?
Trina McGee, who played Shawn Hunter’s (Rider Strong) girlfriend on the 1990s series Boy Meets World, will visit the Disney Channel spinoff Girl Meets World. READ MORE
Photobombs! Monkeys! Malfunctions of the grooming and electronic variety! READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
You knew it was going to be emotional: Oscar-winning American Idol alum Jennifer Hudson and 26 students from Sandy Hook Elementary School singing “America the Beautiful” before the Super Bowl XLVII kickoff in New Orleans’ Superdome. And indeed, the reality of their performance …READ MORE
Forget the traditional gold: Doctor Who is getting something really special for its 50th anniversary.
To mark the auspicious occasion, the BBC has commissioned a 90-minute event called An Adventure in Space and Time …READ MORE
Smash is introducing you to another American Idol alum: Jennifer Hudson.
The Oscar and Grammy winner has signed on to appear in multiple episodes of the NBC musical drama’s upcoming second season.
She’ll play …READ MORE
Sunday’s Grammy Awards hit all the right notes ratings-wise.
Based on preliminary data, the 54th annual telecast — which featured a moving tribute to Whitney Houston performed by Jennifer Hudson as well as a clean sweep by Adele — drew a staggering …READ MORE
In the aftermath of Whitney Houston’s death Saturday afternoon in her Beverly Hills hotel suite, I fully expected Grammy producers to open their 2012 award ceremony with a triubute to the fallen pop icon. Strangely enough, though, Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson’s sublime cover of Houston’s most iconic ballad, “I Will Always Love You,” didn’t happen until …READ MORE
