Over the summer, Quinta Brunson said that her sitcom, Abbott Elementary, is going to do a crossover with another show. However, she didn’t say which one it is.
Today, Rob McElhenney let the cat out of the bag and revealed via photos on social media that It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, the show about a bar, is going to get schooled.
How the two shows, which are based in Philly are going to come together, we do not know. But we know that McElhenney, Danny DeVito, Gleen Howerton, and Charlie Day will be attending class later this year.
I can’t wait to see the madness that ensues in this episode.
Jennifer Aniston was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live yesterday, and he asked her what rumors that have been reported about the tabloid darling are true.
The late night host started off by asking if the cover story about her and Barack Obama is true. Thankfully, Michelle Obama has nothing to worry about.
That was the first rumor. Here are other others: Did she get a salmon sperm facial? Did she spend $4,000 on an anti-aging water filter for her dogs? Does she travel with jars of olives? Does she have the ashes of her therapist in her home? Does she have a black belt in Jujutsu? When she was 11, did she have a painting of hers hanging at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan? Did she belly dance for her family when she was a kid?
There was a rumor about her that I felt bad for her about. One time, when she was nude in a sauna, a fan asked her for a selfie. Does that photo exist? It does not because she refused to do it.
Sean Astin is one of the most lovable actors in Hollywood, and he is going to play the most lovable person on Broadway this Christmas season.
The actor will star as Santa Claus in Elf: The Musical at Marquis Theatre starting November 9th, according to Broadway Direct. On January 4th, he will leave the Great White Way and return to the snow-covered streets of the North Pole.
“It has been a lifelong dream to be on Broadway and I can’t think of a better way to celebrate the season than by spreading Christmas Cheer as Santa Claus,” the actor wrote. “I’ve been in deep preparation for this role since I was five years old. Now my kids can say ‘Santa, I know him!’”
Elf: The Musical is based on the 2003 holiday classic which starred Will Ferrell. Astin is playing the role that was originated by the late Ed Asner.
Here is a fun fact: Asner and Astin’s mom, Patty Duke, were both Presidents of the Screen Actors Guild. So there is that connection.
Ever since 1968, the Big Mac has been made with meat in the United States. However, on October 10th, McDonald’s is bringing the Chicken Big Mac to the States.
“With the introduction of the Chicken Big Mac, we’re excited to pay homage to one of our most iconic menu items, the Big Mac, and introduce it to a whole new generation of fans,” said Tariq Hassan, Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer at McDonald’s USA.
Do not wait too long try to it because just like the McRib, it is only available for a limited time.
Matthew Gray Gubler might be coming back to CBS, and it would be a briliant move for all if it were to happen.
The Criminal Minds fan favorite has been tapped to play Albert Einstein’s great-grandson, Lew, in the pilot for the procedural Einstein by the people who brought us Monk.
According to Deadline, the potential series is about: In it, brilliant but directionless, the great-grandson of Albert Einstein (Gubler) spends his days as a comfortably tenured professor until his bad boy antics land him in trouble with the law and he is pressed into service helping a local police detective solve her most puzzling cases.
I hope the pilot turns out to be so good that CBS picks it up to series and pairs it with Matlock.
