Stepping into the body of a British teenage girl trying to hide her emotional pain was tricky for actor Jamie Lee Curtis, who reprised her role from the movie “Freaky Friday,” along with Lindsay Lohan, for the sequel “Freakier Friday.”

Lindsay Lohan hopes Freakier Friday helps cinemagoers to “forget about what’s going on” in the world.

America’s Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which helps pay for hundreds of local radio and television stations as well as programs like Sesame Street, is closing after the US government withdrew funding.

Fiji’s admired band, INSIDEOUT, is heading to Australia for their biggest international tour to date, with scheduled performances in Perth, Cairns, Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne from next week

Eddie Murphy has confirmed he will play Inspector Clouseau in the next Pink Panther movie.

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lawyers have urged a judge who oversaw his sex crimes trial to release him from jail on a multimillion-dollar bond ahead of his October 3 sentencing after the hip-hop mogul was found not guilty of the most serious charges he faced.

The “Freakier Friday” star also reveals which of her movies she might show him first.

Kris Jenner’s mom Mary Jo Campbell, known affectionately by the Kardashians as MJ, celebrated her 91st birthday with a lavish garden-themed party.

Streep and Hathaway will reprise their roles as Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs, while EW previously exclusively reported that Adrian Grenier won’t return.

Cody Simpson—the pop singer known for hits like “La Da Dee” and “Home to Mama”—reflected on leaving music behind for several years in order to compete as a pro swimmer on the Australian Swim Team.

The Lonely Island comedian’s impression of the actor also “birthed” his character’s voice on “Digman!”

Marvel’s first family made a stellar first impression, while “Superman” kept soaring.