Netflix Axes D'Elia

Netflix has dropped a planned prank show featuring Chris D’Elia. The move comes after allegations of sexual misconduct made against the comedian. A spokesperson for Netflix confirmed the news to The Independent. According to the LA Times, which first reported the development, the non-scripted show would have featured D’Elia and another comedian. The program had yet to go into production. D'Elia has been accused of grooming underaged girls for sex via social media.

Netflix Renews 'Outer Banks' for Second Season | THR News

Netflix is making a return trip to the 'Outer Banks.'

'Bill & Ted Face the Music' to Bypass Traditional Theatrical Route, Taraji P. Henson Teams With Fox for Untitled 'Empire' Spinof

'Bill & Ted Face the Music' will bypass a traditional theatrical route, Netflix's drama 'The Crown' is planning a second pause ahead of its third and final cast change and Fox is teaming back up with Taraji P. Henson for an untitled 'Empire' spinoff.

'The Crown' Takes Second Pause Between Seasons Four and Five | THR News

Netflix's royal drama 'The Crown' is planning a second pause ahead of its third and final cast change.

Disney Tightens Health and Safety Restrictions at Disney World, Downtown Disney | THR News

Disney has tightened health and safety restrictions at Walt Disney World in Florida and Downtown Disney in California.

Disney's 'Mulan' Taken Off Theatrical Release Calendar, 'Avatar' & 'Star Wars' Release Dates Pushed Back | THR News

Disney has taken 'Mulan' off the theatrical release calendar amid the ongoing pandemic and a surge in COVID-19 cases across the U.S.

The Parent Trap cast reunites to celebrate 22nd anniversary

Lindsay Lohan has joined a virtual meetup with Dennis Quaid and other former cast members of 1998 Disney film The Parent Trap, with a recording of the get-together set to air on Instagram the 20th of July.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Sue for Invasion of Privacy Over Illegal Images of Son | THR News

The couple allege drones and helicopters have been deployed by paparazzi to take unlawful photos of them and their 14-month-old son in the privacy of their residence.

Prince Harry And Meghan File Invasion Of Privacy Lawsuit

Elle reports that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are pursuing legal action after learning that photos of their 14-month-old son are being shopped to the tabloids. Although the royals don't know the identity of the photographer, they believe that the pictures of their son, Archie, were taken in their California backyard. The documents that they filed with their attorney call it a "relentless and quite frankly shocking effort" to intrude on the privacy of their infant son.

Prince Harry and Meghan sue for invasion of privacy over pictures of son

Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, have filed a lawsuit over drone pictures taken of them and their son Archie at their California home