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EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKNew on Sky Cinema and NOW in April 2023: Best movies and TV from Nope to Dreamland
Here's a rundown of the best new movies and TV shows coming to Sky Cinema and NOW in April 2023, from A Good Person to Dreamland
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKNew on Disney+ UK January 2023: New movies and TV from Welcome to Chippendales to Extraordinary
Kumail Nanjiani plays the man behind a male stripper empire, while Star Wars returns to its animated series about a group of elite clone troopers.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKThe 20 best TV shows coming to Disney+ with Star
From age-old classics to new discoveries, the Star catalogue is adding some fascinating TV to Disney+.
EntertainmentThe WrapBeatrice, Beloved French Bulldog on ‘Modern Family,’ Dies After Series Finale Wrap
Beatrice, who played the beloved French bulldog Stella on the last seven seasons of “Modern Family,” died earlier this month shortly after the cast shot the series finale, according to TheBlast.Stella was introduced in the second season of the hit ABC sitcom and initially played by a French bulldog named Brigitte; Beatrice took over the role in the fourth season as the increasingly doted-on pet of Ed O’Neill’s family patriarch, Jay Pritchett.Reps for the show and the Good Dog Animals agency, which represented Beatrice, did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment.Also Read: Steve Levitan Says 'Right Now, There Are No Plans' for 'Modern Family' SpinoffIn her addition to her work on “Modern Family,” Beatrice also appeared on TV series like “Workaholics” and “The Kominsky Method” as well as commercials for Dunkin’ and Chase Bank.In a 2017 interview with the blog Bodie on the Road, Beatrice’s co-owner Guin Solomon explained that O’Neill developed a natural rapport with her. “It’s very easy working with him because he brings Beatrice treats like popcorn and always looks out for her — like we’ll be doing scenes in the backyard by the pool and in between takes he’ll say, ‘Would you please get Beatrice an umbrella, she’s in the sun!'”The show’s two-part finale, which wrapped production in late February, is scheduled to air on April 8.Read original story Beatrice, Beloved French Bulldog on ‘Modern Family,’ Dies After Series Finale Wrap At TheWrap
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK Box SetsCast react as 'Modern Family' confirmed to end after season 11
Season 11 of hit US sitcom Modern Family will be its last, ABC has confirmed.
EntertainmentYahoo TVCivil war brewing at Fox: Judd Apatow, 'Modern Family' creator Steve Levitan join Seth MacFarlane in outcry over Fox News pro child-detention stance
"Family Guy" mastermind calls on other Fox-based producers to call out the in-house news network's unapologetic support of controversial policy.
NewsYahoo Movies UKThe Goldbergs star Jackson Odell dies at 20
According to TMZ, he was found 'unresponsive' at a sober living home in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles.
NewsYahoo TVColdplay's Chris Martin to guest-star on 'Modern Family'
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin will cross paths with Phil Dunphy on an upcoming episode of "Modern Family."
NewsYahoo Movies UKMatt LeBlanc reveals plans to retire from acting
Suck up all the Matt LeBlanc you can – because he's planning on early retirement.
NewsYahoo Movies UKAndre Gordon teases Green Lantern Corps role
Has ‘Green Lantern Corps’ found its John Stewart? Appearing on Instagram, actor Andre Gordon has dropped a rather interesting tease that he may have landed the role of John Stewart’s Green Lantern in the upcoming ‘Green Lantern Corps’ movie. Andre Gordon is perhaps best known for his recurring role in ‘Modern Family’.
NewsTom ButlerThe Best and Worst Models Turned Actors
Nowadays, being really, really ridiculously good looking just isn’t enough for supermodels, they want to be multi-hyphenate model-singer-actor-fragrance-peddlers too.
NewsTom ButlerThe Highest-Paid TV Actors of 2015 Revealed
The stars of ‘The Big Bang Theory’ have been named as the highest-paid male TV actors of 2015. Analysis by Forbes puts the cast of the hit CBS sitcom at the top of the TV-land pile thanks to newly negotiated contracts which earn some of the cast $1m per episode, proving once again that television can be just as lucrative - if not more - than cinema for actors.
