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How cute was Jenna on EW?! Click to Watch!
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Well played, Entertainment Weekly. You only used that photo four times in one article/page load. I congratulate your restraint.
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The yahoo thing actually made this week’s bullseye in entertainment weekly
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Click through to watch the first two minutes of Orphan Black: S1E09 - Unconscious Selection.
#SaveKira
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Thank you #entertainmentweekly for featuring my Sprouse dress front and CENTER! #metball
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No more ”Hard Knock Life” for us! The 2012 revival...
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The current issue of Entertainment Weekly features Judy Blume. Images of her were made by Julian Dufort on location in Florida.
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Visit the Divergent movie Facebook page on Thursday, May 23 at noon EST to...
It’s time for Arrested Development’s version of Thunderdome: Who is the most quotable Bluth (slash Fünke)?
It’s time to get voting! Our annual Season Finale Awards begin and end today — so head over to the site and start making your picks for Most Welcome Exit for an Unloved Character, Single Most Clever Twist, and much, much more.
Benedict Cumberbatch, glowering shirtless in a “shower of evil.” You’re welcome, Internet.
This week in EW: It’s our massive Summer Must List issue, featuring Hugh Jackman in The Wolverine, Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy in The Heat, Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn’s buddy comedy The Internship,Seth Rogen in This Is the End, Olivia Munn in The Newsroom, FX’s new police drama The Bridge, summer tour MVPs Tegan and Sara, the new novel from author Curtis Sittenfeld (Prep), the best in new games and tech, our helpful “99 Ways to Spend 99 Days” calendar, and much, much more.
Wonder where Taylor Swift got her awesome “Haters Gonna Hate” unicorn tee? We’re here to help.
“Justin Bieber has two options: He either has to laugh off all the crazy stuff that happens around him, or he has to ignore it entirely and just be himself, without apologies or explanations or pleas to be “taken seriously.” There is no third option.”
Our advice for The Biebs, post-Billboard booing.
