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Few would have been surprised if Cyndi Lauper had entered the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame during her first year of eligibility back in 2008. After all, she’s one of the most successful artists of the Eighties, and songs like “Time After Time,” “True Colors,” and “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” have enjoyed stunning staying power. The video for “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” has racked up 1.5 billion plays on YouTube; the song itself 1.4 billion plays on Spotify. (And that’s not even getting into the juggernaut of Kinky Boots.

Just in Time star Jonathan Groff in currently in second place in Gold Derby's Tony Awards predictions for Best Actor in a Musical, only behind fellow Glee alum Darren Criss for Maybe Happy Ending. The former triumphed for Merrily We Roll Along just last year, so if he prevails again, he'd be the first individual in history to win this category consecutively.

Prior to Groff, five men were Tony nominated for Best Actor in a Musical two years in a row, but didn't emerge victorious:

Gregory Hines in 1980 for Comin' Uptown and 1981 for Sophisticated Ladies George Hearn in 1983 for A Doll's Life and 1984 for La Cage aux Folles (the latter of which resulted in a win) Patrick Wilson in 2001 for The Full Monty and 2002 for Oklahoma! Michael Cerveris in 2006 for Sweeney Todd and 2007 for LoveMusik Brian d'Arcy James in 2023 for Into the Woods and 2024 for Days of Wine and Roses...

If you look at the biographies of the most famous singers of all-time, you’ll sometimes see that the world immediately recognized their talent. Take Mariah Carey. The very first demo tape she recorded led to a bidding war between rival studios. Columbia Records went all-out when promoting her, and her debut album went platinum nine times over. Her first single, “Vision of Love,” was one of the biggest songs of 1990 and indeed was one of the biggest of the entire 1990s.

With other artists? Their first song is one that you’ve never heard before and which, perhaps, they’d rather you’d never hear at all.

5 ‘Ringo I Love You’ by Cher

Cher really was born with the name “Cher” — or “Cheryl Sarkisian,” which is close enough. For her very first single, however, she went by the name of Bonnie Jo Mason, which was the sort of wholesome...

Cher is calling for the relocation of two Los Angeles Zoo elephants, Billy and Tina, to a sanctuary.

The Grammy winner, who has been fighting to move Billy, called “the world’s saddest elephant,” to a sanctuary for 15 years, is pushing back after it was announced the elephants are set to be relocated to another zoo in Tulsa, Oklahoma, instead of a sanctuary.

“Billy has been locked up since 1989,” Cher wrote in a statement. “Tina was held captive in a private zoo prior to being placed in the LA Zoo. They have been through hell. I’ve seen firsthand what it takes to rescue, rehabilitate and safely relocate elephants to sanctuaries. The Tulsa Zoo is not a sanctuary. Billy and Tina have served their time in confinement. They deserve the chance to live out their lives in peace and dignity.”

The “If I Could Turn Back Time” singer also filed...

Nicolas Cage admits that he does not regret passing on a widely successful buddy comedy movie, 31 years after it premiered. Cage has maintained a genre-spanning career, which includes unusual and transformative performances in Vampire's Kiss and Face/Off. After winning an Academy Award for Leaving Las Vegas, he appeared in numerous blockbuster movies, ranging in audience reception, including the National Treasure and Ghost Rider franchises. More recently, Cage portrayed Dracula in Renfield and shocked fans as a demonic serial killer in Longlegs.

Throughout his film catalog, Cage has also had many comedic roles, including Raising Arizona and the self-referential The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. Demonstrating that he can be equally funny and romantic, as well as dramatic, Cage has starred opposite Cher in Moonstruck and Laura Dern in Wild at Heart. He also appeared in the superhero comedy Kick-Ass, while voicing a star-nosed mole in G-Force and a caveman...

Deborah Vance has been trying to get Ava to crack all season long, and in Episode 6, the late-night host finally got her wish… and almost immediately regretted it.

In Thursday’s Hacks, head writer Ava is feeling the pressure. Not only does her boss put the kibosh on the writing staff’s monthly birthday celebration (poor balloons!), but after Cher bails as a late-night guest, the team is able to book Ruby Rojas — Ava’s ex-girlfriend! Deborah then cuts an entire segment of Ava’s after making her scramble for alt jokes, and urges Ruby, mid-interview, to tell the story...

One of Paul Rudd's most memorable movie roles nearly didn't happen. On the latest episode of Good Hang with Amy Poehler, the actor recalled his audition for Amy Heckerling's Clueless, where he was asked to read for the part of Josh Lucas, and how a spontaneous decision could have cost him his big break. After the audition, Rudd dramatically changed his appearance by chopping his long locks down to a buzz cut, which came as a shock to the director, who was considering offering him the role before seeing the haircut. Ugh! As if!

"I wasn't thinking about it, [and] I was walking past a barbershop and I went in and said, 'Just buzz my head,'" Rudd revealed. "A week later, I went into a restaurant and Amy Heckerling, who directed the movie, was eating there. She looked at me and froze, and she goes, 'What did you do?...

Don Siegel's 1971 film "Dirty Harry" was written partly as a protest against the then-new Miranda Laws, passed by the Supreme Court decision Miranda v. Arizona in 1966. The film is about a grizzled San Francisco super-cop, Harry Callahan (Clint Eastwood), on the trail of a serial killer nicknamed Scorpio (Andrew Robinson), modeled after the real-life Zodiac killer. Callahan was frustrated because he knew Scorpio was guilty, but he was using the auspices of "prisoner's rights" to flaunt the system and stay free. Callahan would need to go rogue to apprehend him. 

Perhaps because of its topicality -- but likely because of its hard-boiled tone and memorable "gruff" lead character -- "Dirty Harry" was a gigantic hit, making $36 million on a $4 million budget. The character was indelible enough to return for multiple sequels over the years, each time pushing Callahan into a scenario wherein he would need to go rogue to...

In the pop-star tradition of Cher, Madonna and Lady Gaga, Chappell Roan might add actress to her resume.

The Grammy winner revealed that she recently met legendary cult filmmaker John Waters, who encouraged Roan to embrace her inner thespian and give acting a try.

“I met John Waters last night, which was insane,” she told W Magazine. “One of my idols! And I was talking about how there are only so many ‘firsts’ you can have with your career.”

Roan continued, “And he said, ‘No, no, no—there are all the firsts to go through when you become an actress!’ And I said, ‘I’m not an actress—what are you talking about?’ He said, ‘Every singer is an actress!’ And I was like, okay, maybe I am! Damn! If John Waters says I’m an actress, maybe I am!”

After breaking out with her 2023 debut studio album The Rise...

Released in 1995, Clueless marked a major fashion reset. It moved away from the grunge style inspired by Nirvana and introduced a polished, preppy aesthetic. Cher Horowitz’s wardrobe helped reintroduce matching co-ord sets, slip dresses, and tartan skirts, effectively rewriting American youth fashion.

In addition to coining the immortalized expressions “as if!” and “whatever!”, the 1995 American coming-of-age romantic comedy film showed another side to ’90s fashion that people who aren’t that into grunge and hip-hop style instantly warmed up to.

Iconic ‘Clueless’ Movie Poster featuring Stacey Dash as Dionne, Alicia Silverstone as Cher, and Brittany Murphy as Tai—leaders in ’90s school fashion (Credit: Paramount Pictures)

The 1995 film Clueless marked a pivotal shift in fashion trends, steering away from the grunge aesthetic of baggy jeans and flannel shirts.

As noted by Varsity, “Clueless redefined the look of the 90s, renewing the plaid shirt into a plaid skirt”. This transformation popularized preppy,...

It’s another year full of historic film anniversaries. If you love romantic comedies and were a 90s teen, then Clueless was most likely watched on repeat in your friend group. The Alicia Silverstone and Paul Rudd flick turns 30 in 2025. A sequel series has already been announced to be in the works at Peacock, but now Funko has joined in on the nostalgic party with new Pops based on the classic coming-of-age story.

There are four figures in Funko's Clueless anniversary Pop set. This includes Cher (Sliverstone) in her red dress from the poster, Dionne (Stacey Dash), and Tai (Brittany Murphy). However, there's also an additional Cher in her iconic plaid yellow outfit with her famous catchphrase “As If!” in a speech bubble above the figure. Cher now joins other beloved comedies like Mean Girls in that quotable Pop sub-series. Each figure will retail for $16.99 Usd.

What's ‘Clueless’ About?...

While she may be best known to horror fans as the ever-resourceful Nancy Thompson in A Nightmare on Elm Street and A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors before going on to play herself in Wes Craven's New Nightmare, Heather Langenkamp has been slaying it both on the screen and behind the scenes for years, from playing Dr. Georgina Stanton in Mike Flanagan's The Midnight Club and portraying Ellenor in Spider One's Little Bites to writing and directing the short film Washed Away and doing amazing makeup effects work alongside her husband, David Leroy Anderson, at Afx Studio on phenomenal films such as Dawn of the Dead (2004), Cinderella Man, and The Cabin in the Woods.

Staying as busy as ever these days, Heather Langenkamp is continuing to leave a memorable mark on cinema with her latest role as Ruth Dillon, the sister of a man (Steve Mize...

Idina Menzel, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Lea Salonga, Betty Buckley, and more Broadway icons have revealed their Broadway roles that got away. From a musical adaptation of Moonstruck to a Cirque du Soleil Annie Get Your Gun, watch these stars reveal the "Show That Got Away" to Vulture. Idina Menzel discussed a musical adaptation of Moonstruck, based on the iconic 1987 film starring Cher. "It had such an Italian operatic feel to it. I tried to get it going a couple times and then it didn't happen and then I aged out of it," she laughed. Lin-Manuel Miranda shared his experience working on a star-studded reading of a Mike Nichols-directed play by John Patrick Shanley. "I was in a room with Don Cheadle...

There was a time — not ancient history — when a star’s greatest currency was mystery. You could be luminous, aloof, unreadable and still beloved. The less you gave away, the more iconic you became. Looking the part was enough.

Now? Visibility demands vulnerability. You’re not just acting — you’re emoting, explaining, confessing. On cue. In HD. Preferably with a filter that still shows your pores.

Fame today is an emotional striptease. You’re not just promoting a project — you’re promoting your pain. Your trauma, your therapy journey, your gluten intolerance, your sober-curious era in Tulum. The red carpet is now a runway of curated disclosure. The more “real” you appear, the longer you stay relevant.

Consider Selena Gomez. Her willingness to speak candidly about mental health, heartbreak and autoimmune disease has earned her admiration far beyond her music or acting. But her vulnerability is as lucrative as it is therapeutic.

Todrick Hall will direct and choreograph the West End Premiere of Burlesque the Musical at the Savoy Theatre in London. This new musical, based on Steven Antin's film starring Christina Aguilera and Cher, will begin performances at The Savoy on Thursday 10 July and run until Saturday 6 September 2025, with a press night on Tuesday 22 July at 7pm. With over 9 million followers across several platforms, Todrick is one of the most high profile and prolific storytellers in the world. He has collaborated with superstars in every industry, including Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, RuPaul, Chaka Khan, Brandy, Cynthia Erivo, Billy Porter, Gwen Stefani, Kristin Chenoweth, Jenifer Lewis, Nicole Scherzinger, Tyra Banks, Boby...

Charli xcx is one of the most famous pop stars in the world right now, but she's about to transition to the world of film with multiple projects currently in development. The most recent news regarding her budding acting career is perhaps the most exciting yet, as Variety reports that Charli xcx will star in and produce an upcoming film from the legendary Japanese horror director Takashi Miike, best known for films like Audition and Ichi the Killer.

Little is known about the story thus far, but horror fans know that Miike is famous for the graphic violence present in his movies. Audition is often ranked as one of the most disturbing horror movies of all time. Ross Evans (How to Save a Marriage) will write the script.

The Brat singer is also starring in and producing an upcoming A24 movie, The Moment, through her Studio365 banner. The Moment is...

Carol Burnett, Hal Linden, Christopher Lloyd, Patton Oswalt. Max comedy Hacks has welcomed an impressive array of guest stars throughout its four-season run, a run that shows zero signs of slowing down any time soon.

In Thursday’s episode, Deborah shared a heartfelt moment with the legendary Burnett (playing herself) following a stage fright incident that occurred during rehearsal. Burnett gave Deborah some sound advice that helped her get through her premiere taping, officially launching her late-night series into the stratosphere and giving us an inkling of hope for the stand-up-turned-host and her head writer.

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For the past 20 years in Australia, ABC’s Conversations has captivated listeners with the stories of the famous and the unknown, the brave, the brilliant, and the quietly extraordinary. Now, to celebrate this impressive milestone, Conversations Live with Sarah Kanowski and Richard Fidler will be coming to stages around Australia.

Join Sarah and Richard for an unforgettable show, taking audiences behind the scenes and sharing the untold stories and moments that stayed with them long after the mic was turned off. Commencing in Adelaide on 1 August, Conversations Live with Sarah Kanowski and Richard Fidler will visit Hobart, Canberra, Perth, Newcastle, Brisbane, Melbourne and Darwin, before concluding in Sydney on 23 August.

Host Richard Fidler said: “This live event celebrates 20 years of us dragging people in front of a microphone and inviting them to share their stories, ideas and secrets. Sarah and I can’t wait to bring the show to audiences around Australia.

To celebrate the West End’s fabulous new hit Clueless: The Musical, we’re giving you and your bestie the chance to win the ultimate night out with a pair of theatre tickets!

Written by the movie’s original writer-director, Amy Heckerling, and featuring new music by multiplatinum singer-songwriter KT Tunstall with lyrics by Grammy Award-winner Glenn Slater and choreography by Lizzi Gee (Groundhog Day), Clueless is directed by the acclaimed Rachel Kavanaugh. Emma Flynn debuts as Cher Horowitz with ‘an effervescent explosion of megawatt charm and killer vocals’ (Sunday Mirror).

Welcome to 90s Beverly Hills, where Cher Horowitz has a heart bigger than her allowance and a unique talent of finding love for others. When awkward new girl Tai arrives in town, Cher takes on her biggest project yet – but is she matchmaking or meddling? And what about her annoying ex-stepbrother Josh who she can’t stop thinking about?...

When Mariah Carey received her second nomination for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame earlier this year, the institution’s foundation chairman John Sykes issued a statement celebrating the latest batch of nominees. “These remarkable nominees have each created their own musical style and attitude impacting generations of music lovers,” he wrote. Carey appeared on this year’s ballot alongside Phish, Outkast, Oasis, Billy Idol, Cyndi Lauper, Joy Division/New Order, Soundgarden, the White Stripes, Joe Cocker, Bad Company, Black Crowes, Chubby Checker, and Maná.

Carey was on the ballot in 2024, too.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has officially unveiled its 2025 class, confirming Bad Company, Chubby Checker, Joe Cocker, Cyndi Lauper, Outkast, Soundgarden and The White Stripes as this year’s inductees.

Ryan Seacrest announced the inductees on ABC’s American Idol on Sunday night, the second year in a row the show revealed the Rock Hall class (ABC parent company Disney has the TV rights to the event). Aside from the performer category, Salt-n-Pepa and Warren Zevon are being honored with the Musical Influence award. Thom Bell, Nicky Hopkins and Carol Kaye are getting the Musical Excellence Award, and Lenny Waronker — the producer and executive best known for his longtime stint as the president of Warner Records — is this year’s Ahmet Ertegun Award recipient.

The induction will take place November 8th at the Peacock Theater, and it will stream live on Disney+ that night. A special will air on ABC at a later date.

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Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is behind us, and Prime Day is not until July, but Amazon is rolling out a major savings event for book lovers. Through April 28, deal-savvy book buyers can enjoy discounts on nonfiction and fiction print books, as well as savings on Kindle eBooks, Audible audiobooks, and Kindle hardware, including e-readers.

At a Glance: Best Amazon Book Sale Deals

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In celebration of the 35th anniversary of Wilson Phillips’ self-titled debut album, Carnie Wilson took over the Mom Jeans channel with her own playlist.

She shared the stories behind the songs from “Wilson Phillips” (1990) while also highlighting other music and culture from the “mom jeans” era. Stream Carnie’s full playlist on the SiriusXM app now.

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If you like soft vintage rock and pop hits from the late ’80s and early ’90s from artists like Cher, Janet Jackson, Celine Dion, and Dan Hartman, then the SiriusXM app-exclusive channel Mom Jeans is the perfect fit.

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Tessa started giving Daniel guitar lessons on the April 23 episode of The Young and the Restless, and we don’t exactly understand why. We realize we’re supposed to think it’s Tessa’s way of being supportive and Daniel’s way of dealing with Heather’s death, Lucy’s apparent invisibility, and Phyllis’ ongoing psychosis. We understand why Tessa and Daniel are doing it, but we don’t understand why Y&r is doing it.

Friends Forever

We realize that, in the real world, most people who become friends just stay friends. And we certainly believe that men and women can be friends without it turning into anything romantic. We’re big fans of that.

But that’s not how things work on soaps. On soaps, friendship takes a definite second seat to love. You know who started out as friends? Tessa (Cait Faribanks) and Mariah (Camryn Grimes), that’s who.

Hugh Jackman is set to play King Princess’ dad in an upcoming film, and the pair showed off their father-daughter chemistry during a sweet performance over the weekend. King Princess joined Jackman during one of his recent shows at Radio City Music Hall for a rendition of Sonny and Cher’s “I Got You Babe.”

In the video shared by King Princess, Jackman opens the song, and King Princess continues on guitar as Jackman cheerfully dances, channeling Cher. “C’mon, Kp!” exclaims Jackman in one clip. “radio city baby,” King Princess captioned her post Monday.

Image Source: Paramount Pictures It’s shaping up to be a notable year for the iconic 1995 comedy Clueless. The film will celebrate its 30th anniversary later this summer, and as Cher Horowitz would famously say, “As If!” Since its release, Clueless has cultivated a dedicated fanbase and continues to find new audiences through home entertainment and streaming. While a Clueless television series did air from 1996 to 1999, it notably did not feature the film’s star, Alicia Silverstone, as Cher. However, nearly three decades later, Silverstone is set to return to the role of the beloved Beverly Hills high schooler. According to a report from Variety, a sequel series is in development for Peacock, brought to you by the creative minds behind hit shows like The Oc, Gossip Girl, and Dollface. Silverstone will not only star but also serve as an executive producer on the project. Alicia Silverstone’s portrayal of...

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2025 inductees will be announced in late April. Who would be your top choices to be selected? Vote in our new poll below for seven of the 14 choices on this year's ballot.

As a reminder, here are some details about each finalist:

Bad Company

Eligible since 2000 (first time on ballot). Nominees are Boz Burrell, Simon Kirke, Mick Ralphs, Paul Rodgers. Songs include "Can't Get Enough," "Feel Like Makin' Love," and "Shooting Star."

The Black Crowes

Eligible since 2016 (first time on ballot). Nominees are Jeff Cease, Johnny Colt, Marc Ford, Steve Gorman, Eddie Harsch, Chris Robinson, Rich Robinson. Songs include "Hard to Handle," "She Talks to Angels," and "Jealous Again."

Mariah Carey

Eligible since 2016 (second time on ballot). Solo artist. Songs include "Vision of Love," "Emotions," and "Hero."

Chubby Checker

Eligible since 1986 (first time on ballot). Solo artist. Songs include "The Twist," "Limbo Rock," and "Let's Twist Again.

Whenever beloved movies or shows are announced to be getting the reboot, remake, or revival treatment, there are always the understandable groans. No one wants to see their favorite piece of media potentially ruined by companies rolling them back out for a quick money grab. But sometimes, you hear about a revival that just has you unbelievably excited, which brings us to...

Clueless staging a comeback in the form of a sequel series at Peacock! I know, I know, I was skeptical at first when Deadline broke the news, but the more and more I heard about the show, the more I realized this was the iteration of a reboot/revival that we deserve and need. Not only are the creators of Gossip Girl, Josh Schwartz (who also created The O.C.) and Stephanie Savage on board, but Clueless star Alicia Silverstone will be back to reprise her role as Cher Horowitz!

Alicia Silverstone is attached to the newest attempt at a reboot of the beloved film ‘Clueless.’

It’s been 30 years since “Clueless” first arrived in theaters, but as audiences know full well, intellectual property in Hollywood never dies. A new “Clueless” TV series is now officially in the works, and has landed at NBCUniversal’s streamer Peacock for development. We’ll give you all the details we know about the series so far — including whether or not any stars from the original film are set to appear — below!

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Peacock is developing the series, and will host it when it’s eventually ready to air.

Today's news has got fans of Amy Heckerling's coming-of-age masterpiece "Clueless" waffling between totally freaking and totally bugging, because according to Variety, the Peacock streaming service is currently developing a sequel series with star Alicia Silverstone set to reprise her role as Cher Horowitz. 

If this sounds like old news, it's because you're probably thinking of a different Peacock "Clueless" series that was announced back in 2020 and slated to star Stacey Dash, reviving her role as Cher's ride-or-die bestie Dionne. Well, that series is no longer happening, and this series currently has Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage attached to write, along with Jordan Weiss. The trio will executive produce alongside Silverstone, and they'll be joined by the original film's producer, Robert Lawrence, and writer/director Heckerling as executive producers as well.

The original "Clueless" was initially envisioned as a television show before becoming one of the most successful...

Cher Horowitz might be coming back! On Thursday, Variety and The Wrap reported that Alicia Silverstone will reprise her Clueless role in a sequel series being developed at Peacock.

No plot details were revealed about the series in the reporting, but Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage — the creative team behind Gossip Girl and The Oc — are set to write the show with Jordan Weiss, who’s behind Freakier Friday. All three of them will executive produce the series under Fake Empire, with Silverstone also joining as an exec producer, alongside Amy Heckerling,...

A certain generation of fans is about to be very pleased with this next bit of news! The 1995 film Clueless, which is set to have its milestone 30th anniversary in July, is one of the best teen films of its time (and all time!), and it continues to resonate with audiences today. How can fans celebrate 30 years of Clueless this year? Well, they can start early with the news that a TV series follow-up is in the works with a familiar face set to make a return.

Per Deadline, a Clueless follow-up TV series is in the works at Peacock and – as if! – Alicia Silverstone is totally on board to return as Cher Horowitz, a role she originated in the 1995 film that started it all. In addition to the legacy pedigree in front of the camera, the writing team is no stranger to crafting material adored by generations of teens.

Alicia Silverstone will reprise her iconic “Clueless” role of Cher Horowitz for a TV series based on the classic 1990s film, TheWrap has learned. She is also attached to executive produce the follow-up, along with Amy Heckerling, who directed and wrote the 1995 comedy, and producer Robert Lawrence.

It’s being developed by CBS Studios in association with Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group, for Peacock.

Writers and executive producers on the series are Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage through their Fake Empire banner. They previously teamed on “The O.C.” and “Gossip Girl.”

Jordan Weiss, who created the Kat Dennings Hulu series “Dollface” and scripted upcoming Disney sequel “Freakier Friday,” will also serve as writer and EP. She was also a writer on the Max animated series “Harley Quinn” and directed and co-wrote 2024’s holiday romcom “Sweethearts,” which starred Kiernan Shipka.

A short-lived 1990s TV series based on “Clueless,...

The 1995 film, Clueless,is turning 30 this year (which is "totally buggin’"). The movie was turned into a short-lived television series in 1996, starring Rachel Blanchard in the role of Cher Horowitz was made famous by Alicia Silverstone. Clueless ran for three seasons on ABC and Upn, but fans were left wondering if Silverstone would ever reprise her role as the spoiled do-gooder.

The wait is now over. Per Deadline, a Clueless reboot is in the works at Peacock, and Silverstone is attached to star and executive produce the series. Unlike the original Clueless starring Silverstone, the reboot will be a TV series instead of another feature film. Amy Heckerling, who wrote and directed the original Clueless, is also on board as an executive producer, along with Robert Lawrence, who was a producer on the original film.

The new Clueless series is being written and executive produced by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage of Fake Empire,...

Did you really think they would try to make another Clueless TV show without Alicia Silverstone? As if!

Silverstone is attached to reprise her role as Cher Horowitz in a sequel series to the classic 1995 teen comedy in development at Peacock, our sister site Variety reports. The show will serve as a follow-up to the Clueless film, catching up with Cher 30 years later.

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Get ready for the return of Cher Horowitz!

On Thursday (April 17), it was revealed that that a Clueless sequel series is in the works at Peacock with Alicia Silverstone reprising her iconic role as Cher.

Deadline reports that the series is in the early development stage and is being written and executive produced by Gossip Girl duo Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage along with Dollface creator Jordan Weiss.

Keep reading to find out more…Along with starring in the series, Alicia, 48, will also be serving as an executive producer.

The 1995 movie’s writer-director Amy Heckerling and producer Robert Lawrence will also both be executive producing.

Back in 2020, it was revealed that TV series based on Stacey Dash‘s character Dionne was in the works at Peacock, but the project was scrapped.

Find out which Oscar-winning actress also auditioned to play Cher in Clueless!

Game of Thrones: Kingsroad is a new video game from Netmarble. It looks like the most ambitious Game of Thrones game yet made; players will take the role of the leader of House Tyre from the North, and play out an original story set during the fourth season of the TV show. They'll select from multiple fighting styles, interact with familiar characters, and explore an open world modeled after the Seven Kingdoms. Game director Hyunil Jang and his team are going pretty hard on this one.

Jang gave fans an update in a new video you can watch above. Also on hand was the game's narrative designer, whom the video identifies only as "Richard." I guess he's a mononym, like Cher. Here's some of the updates they gave as they adjust the game after getting feedback from players in early access:

Although there's a full story mode to the game,...

Alicia Silverstone is set to return as Cher Horowitz in a Clueless sequel series currently in development at Peacock. Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage (Gossip Girl) are attached to write alongside Jordan Weiss (Dollface). All three will executive produce the project alongside Silverstone. Original writer/director Amy Heckerling is also attached as an executive producer.

Plot details for the Clueless TV series are being kept under wraps, with the only information being that it will follow up on the iconic 1995 movie.

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The original film was a very loose adaptation of Jane Austen’s Emma as it followed Cher (Silverstone), a beautiful, clever and rich high school student who befriended a new student named Tai Frasier (Brittany Murphy) and decided to give her a makeover. It was ridiculously ’90s in the best way possible. The film spawned a TV series (which featured Stacey Dash reprising...

With recent news that Clueless would be celebrating its 30th anniversary with a 4K Uhd SteelBook release, fans of the iconic 90s movie were feeling a bit old. To be fair, a revamped version of the movie bursting at the seams with extras was a very good consolation prize, but Alicia Silverstone and Peacock are doing us even better. Today, word broke that a Clueless series is in the works with Silverstone set to reprise her role as the one and only Cher Horowitz. In addition to reprising her career-starting role, Silverstone will also executive produce the project alongside the original film’s writer and director, Amy Heckerling, and producer, Robert Lawrence. Adding that extra bit of edge to the follow-up chapter will fall into the hands of Gossip Girl’s Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, who will pen the series and also add their names as executive producers.

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As if! had been the response to fans’ wishes for a Clueless followup with Alicia Silverstone as Cher — until now.

A Clueless TV series with Silverstone attached to star and executive produce has landed at Peacock for development. It is written and executive produced by the Gossip Girl duo of Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage of Fake Empire and Dollface creator Jordan Weiss, with the 1995 movie’s writer-director Amy Heckerling and producer Robert Lawrence also executive producing.

Silverstone is set to reprise her signature role as Cher in the sequel series, from CBS Studios in association with Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group.

CBS TV Studios owns the TV rights to the Paramount feature classic which starred Silverstone, Stacey Dash, Brittany Murphy and Paul Rudd.

Six years ago, the studio developed a different Clueless series reboot centered around Dash’s Dionne character, which also went to Peacock for development.

Cher and her beau Alexander “A.E.” Edwards are still going strong.

Rumors started swirling that the 78-year-old singer and the 39-year-old music executive had called it quits when he was spotted at Coachella without her last week.

However, a representative for Cher has now cleared the air, telling TMZ that Alexander was simply attending the music festival with friends, and that he and Cher have not broken up.

Keep reading to find out more…

Cher and Alexander have been linked since 2022, getting together shortly after they met during Paris Fashion Week. The “If I Could Turn Back Time” singer has frequently opened up about their 40-year age gap, saying they connect over their love for music and their sense of humor.

If you didn’t see, Cher recently paid a tribute to an ex-boyfriend who passed away this month.

Don’t worry, you’re not buggin. You read the headline right. Decade-defining, genre favorite and cult-classic Clueless is about to receive the makeover of a lifetime courtesy of SteelBook. We love this hit of terrific news, but the downside is that the re-release is happening in celebration of the movie’s 30th anniversary, which will make a lot of folks out there (this writer included) feel very old. But, before you say “ugh, as if” and pack this one away, hiding from your own mortality, this slight downside comes with an upside, as pre-orders are already open, meaning interested parties can totally feast their eyes on the artwork and extras that will fully earn Clueless’ SteelBook 4K Uhd re-release a spot alongside your other favorites.

Gathering from the images that accompany the two-disc pre-order on Amazon, Clueless fans are going to be excited about this one. The slipcase dazzles...

Cara Delevingne, the British supermodel who bravely embarked on a sobriety journey in 2022, showcased a striking transformation at the 2025 Coachella Music Festival, her radiant presence a powerful testament to her ongoing recovery from substance abuse issues.

The 32-year-old, joining a constellation of celebrities in the California desert for the annual music extravaganza, was spotted at both the Capital Records Party and the Revolve bash during the festival’s first weekend. Her appearance marked a significant moment, a public affirmation of the positive changes she has embraced since committing to sobriety.

Sober Cara Delevingne Glows At Coachella Music Festival Showing Triumph Over Substance Addiction

Delevingne’s path to recovery began after concerning photos surfaced in September 2022, depicting the usually vibrant star looking disheveled and visibly unwell at Van Nuys airport. These images, though difficult to witness, reportedly served as a catalyst for Delevingne to check herself into a 12-step program.

At Coachella,...

As Hacks begins its highly anticipated fourth season, the Emmy-winning comedy continues to surprise not just audiences, but its own cast and creators — especially when it comes to the show's high-profile fans.

“Kamala Harris loves the show! That was huge,” says Carl Clemons-Hopkins, who plays Marcus, the loyal business manager to legendary stand-up comedian Deborah Vance (Jean Smart). The series, which also stars Hannah Einbinder as Ava, a young comedy writer navigating her own rocky career, has earned critical acclaim for its sharp writing and three Emmys for Smart.

Showrunner Lucia Aniello promises big surprises this season, both in terms of story and potential celebrity cameos. “Where the season goes will have people on the edge of their seat,” she says, adding they hope to get big names in the music world to guest star such as Gaga and Cher. The team is also doing everything in their power to...

Marieangela King has filed for divorce from Elijah Blue Allman, son of music icon Cher and the late rock star Greg Allman, after more than a decade of marriage. The filing, submitted on April 8 in Los Angeles, cites irreconcilable differences and marks the couple’s second attempt at separation following a previous reconciliation.​

This development follows a complex history between the couple. Allman initially filed for divorce in 2021 but withdrew the petition in early 2024, indicating a reconciliation. However, their relationship faced further challenges, including public disputes involving Cher. In 2023, King accused Cher of orchestrating Allman’s “kidnapping” from a hotel room during a reconciliation attempt, a claim Cher denied. Subsequently, Cher sought a conservatorship over Allman, citing concerns about his mental health and substance abuse issues. The conservatorship petition was later withdrawn after a private settlement was reached. ​

King and Allman were married in December 2013. According to court documents, they...

NBCUniversal brought out the big guns for this year's Emmy kick-off luncheon.

Renée Zellweger, Tina Fey, Natasha Lyonne, and Amanda Seyfried were among the bold-faced names making the scene at the Sls Hotel's Garden Room and Terrace in Beverly Hills. The annual event honors new and returning award-aspiring shows within the entire NBCU family. Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson served as the DJ.

"People are kind," Zellweger told Gold Derby about the positive fan reaction to her Peacock film Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy. "I have wonderful conversations with folks about the things that they related to and how they felt in watching it. They really, like me, love spending time in her universe, so it's a cool thing when you walk around and have something in common with folks that you've never met before."

In her free time, the two-time Oscar-winning actress for Cold Mountain (2003) and Judy (2019) is "finally catching up on Yellowstone.

More details are coming out following Val Kilmer‘s death.

The Top Gun and Batman Forever actor passed away last week on April 1 at the age of 65.

Now more than a week after his passing, Val‘s official cause of death has been made public.

Keep reading to find out more…Val‘s official cause of death has been ruled as pneumonia, according to a death certificate obtained by TMZ.

Underlying causes listed on the actor’s certificate included acute hypoxemic respiratory failure, chronic respiratory failure, and squamous cell carcinoma of the base of the tongue.

Val‘s body was also cremated on April 7.

In 2014, Val was diagnosed with throat cancer, and revealed in 2017 that he had “a healing of cancer.”

The actor underwent a tracheostomy to help in his recovery and in the 2021 documentary, Val, he was seen using a device to help him speak.

Val‘s ex-girlfriend Cher...

Well, The Devil came down to New England, he was looking for some hearts to steal- Join your Horror Hosts Kimmi & Jon on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street as they call on the four corners (pop in an old VHS tape) and summon the spirits of the underworld (popcorn and soda)! We’re discussing our first George Miller feature on the show this week, but no it’s not Mad Max.

This week’s film is a tawdry tale of lust & desire, a dark fantasy with big dreams & even bigger hair! We’re talking about Jack Nicholson chewing scenery, about Cher drinking martinis in pajama pants and cowboy boots, about Susan Surandon rocking a perfect perm while playing supernatural tennis, and about Michelle Pfeiffer’s 300 lbs. zucchinis. That’s right! This week, we’re talking about...

Val Kilmer's classic Western blockbuster Tombstone has become a hit all over again following his death. The legendary actor died at age 65 from pneumonia on April 1.

Tombstone's reputation has only grown in stature since its 1993 release, with fans now using it as a way to celebrate Kilmer's life. The George P. Cosmatos-directed Western is streaming now on Prime Video, where it is currently ranking as the ninth most popular content overall on the platform and the third most popular movie, as of this writing.

Tombstone Becomes a Streaming Hit Again Following Val Kilmer's Death

Kilmer had a scene-stealing performance in Tombstone as the drunken and unpredictable gunfighter Doc Holliday, opposite Kurt Russell's resolute lawman Wyatt Earp. The film sets Holliday and Earp on a quest to take down a cowboy gang in the Old West town of Tombstone, Arizona.

At the time of Tombstone's release,...

Heading into the 14th episode of RuPaul's Drag Race, RuPaul Charles had just given a "double shantay" to bottom two queens Onya Nurve and Jewels Sparkles, meaning nobody went home. That decision left five people still in the competition, with the others being Lexi Love, Sam Star, and Suzie Toot.

This week, the top five girls find out what it's like to star in RuPaul's Drag Race Live at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas. Joining Ru on the Main Stage as judges were bestie Michelle Visage, series recurring star Ross Mathews, and special guest Tracee Ellis Ross. Read on for our recap of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 17, Episode 14, titled "How's Your Headliner?" which aired Friday, April 4 on MTV.

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"I'm so excited, I could pee!" — Sam Star

Onya declares that Mama Ru had "no choice" but to save her...