Now, moviegoers take it for granted that Nicolas Cage is an action hero, but that wasn’t always a given. In fact, his first attempt, the “Top Gun with helicopters” movie Firebirds did not make him an action hero, so he went back to quirky comedies and indie movies for a while. It would take 1996’s The Rock to confirm Schwarzenegger and Stallone had to share action vehicles with Cage. [Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for The Rock.

TV What would a talk show hosted by John Mulaney look like? The comedian pondered what kind of talk show he would have and why he took the job writing for Seth Meyers. Published on April 25, 2021 3 min read During his stint as a writer for Seth Meyers, comedian John Mulaney pondered what it would be like to have this own talk show. Mulaney took a writing job on Meyers’ late-night show during the pandemic because he craved artistic interaction and engagement.

Uh oh! From split pants and broken straps to showing a heck of a lot more skin than initially anticipated, stars have had their fair share of cringe-worthy wardrobe malfunctions. And most of the time, it’s all going down in the public eye.  Because whether something is snapping on live television or the wind caused a mishap en route to an event, everyone from Lindsay Lohan to Nicki Minaj has found themselves faced with a clothing crisis.

Abby Lee Miller and Maddie Ziegler‘s relationship is still non-existent over six years after Maddie quit Dance Moms. Abby Lee, 57, did a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight and confirmed that Maddie, 20, will “definitely not” appear in the new version of Dance Moms that is in the works. Abby Lee said that Maddie “absolutely wants nothing to do with me and that’s sad, but it is what it is.” Abby Lee’s working on a new iteration of the hit reality show, and while Maddie clearly won’t be in the mix, Abby Lee did promise that another Dance Moms alum, JoJo Siwa, 19, could “absolutely” make an appearance in the new show.

‘When people clap at the end of my shows, sometimes I don’t believe them’ … Pam Tanowitz. Photograph: George Etheredge‘When people clap at the end of my shows, sometimes I don’t believe them’ … Pam Tanowitz. Photograph: George EtheredgeDanceInterviewChoreographer Pam Tanowitz: ‘I’m a neurotic Jew, waiting for something bad to happen’Lyndsey WinshipDespite her work being described as the greatest dance theatre of the century, Tanowitz can still be found ‘backstage, throwing up’ before shows.