Desperate to find the next big hit for his last remaining client, a headstrong music manager ends up falling for a failed singer-songwriter in this holiday movie. Set in Nashville, Tenn., and executive produced by Sheryl Crow, the film stars Karen David and Tyler Hilton.
Esther Choi and Jordan Andino from “Cook at all Costs”
Looking for a binge-worthy cooking competition? If you're a fan of kitchen contests that reward both skill and strategy, Netflix's "Cook at all Costs" may be of interest to you and yours this holiday season.
Fans can experience the excitement of the iHeart Radio Jingle Ball Tour from the comfort of their own homes with this special broadcast. This year's superstar lineup includes performances from Dua Lipa, Lizzo, The Kid LAROI, The Backstreet Boys and more.
This one-hour special brings viewers viral moments that are definitely more “nice” than “naughty.” Host Cedric the Entertainer and his team of viral video-loving “elves” present this sweet assortment of home videos designed to bring on the holiday cheer.
The stars of “LEGO Masters: Celebrity Holiday Bricktacular”
You're absolutely right that when there's a particular kind of weirdness in a film, it often points to it being an adaptation of something else (i.e., a book, a play, etc.).
And you're right about "Wild Mountain Thyme" (2020) specifically. The big-screen romantic dramedy was a Broadway play first — albeit one written by the director himself.
John Patrick Shanley ("Moonstruck," 1987) was a playwright before he went to Hollywood, and he's kept a foot in both businesses since.
Jay’s (Utkarsh Ambudkar) sister Bela (Punam Patel) returns to Woodstone Mansion for a holiday visit and brings a (platonic) male friend with in this hour-long holiday special. Sam (Rose McIver) sets out to spark a romance between Bela and her companion.
The Backstreet Boys are bringing in the spirit of the season with this new special. The Grammy-winning group performs songs from their new holiday album, as well as a few of their non-holiday classics with some other special surprises and performances.
While it's true that we haven't seen much of Chris Tucker ("Rush Hour," 1998) lately, that's about to change.
He's booked a role in the star-studded, true-life drama "Air Jordan," due out next year — his first role in quite some time.
If you had asked me just a few months ago, I might have said that, yes, Chris Tucker had quit acting. His last film or TV role came back in 2016 — a supporting turn in the war drama "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk."
Host Carson Daly reveals who America has chosen to be new winner in Part 2 of this live finale, which features special performances by chart-topping artists and finalist/ coach duets. John Legend, Gwen Stefani, Camila Cabello and Blake Shelton star.