Laurence Fishburne to Play Nelson Mandela in BET’s ‘Madiba’ Miniseries
Laurence Fishburne to play Nelson Mandela in BET’s Madiba miniseries
The six-hour miniseries will be based on two of the South African icon’s books and will focus on Mandela during the early 1960s political activist period of his life, before he was sent to prison. Madiba will be produced by Mandela’s grandson, Kweku Mandela.
Trevor Noah on the Oregon shootings: “This isn’t a normal situation for me”
“I haven’t had the time to feel, let alone think, about everything that is happening,” Noah said at the top of his first post-tragedy Daily Show. He added: “Normally in these situations I just speak from the heart. This isn’t a normal situation for me.” PLUS: Noah compares Donald Trump to an African dictator.
Alek Skarlatos had already enrolled at Umpqua Community College when he was invited on Dancing with the Stars
According to TMZ, the French train hero would’ve been on campus yesterday had it not been for Dancing, as he scheduled his classes for Tuesdays and Thursdays.
A Strike Back movie is in the works
The Cinemax action series is set to become a feature film, with Sullivan Stapleton and Philip Winchester reprising their roles.
Stephen Colbert analyzes his Claire Danes interview, Homeland-style
At the end of his interview, Colbert unveiled a Carrie Mathison-inspired poster board that tried to map out his interview with the Homeland star. PLUS: Colbert treated PewDiePie like a human being as he learned to curse in Swedish.
Bones and The Blacklist return up over their season finales
Meanwhile, Sleepy Hollow returned to a series low.
FX is promoting Fargo Season 2 by giving away waffles
The Fargo Waffle Wagon will hit Chicago, Boston and New York City over the next week.
David Boreanaz: “I didn’t mind” Bones’ Season 11 premiere shocker
“You have to able to adjust on the fly and do things that make sense for the story.” he says. “I think it’s fine.” PLUS: Bones boss explains what happened to Booth.
The Blacklist became The Fugitive in its Season 3 premiere
The fugitive angle actually hurt the season premiere.
Amazon orders The Fashion Fund featuring Anna Wintour and Diane von Furstenberg
The fashion designer competition offers a $400,000 grand prize, with the Vogue editor in chief and von Furstenberg overseeing the competition.
