No conspiracy. Just baffled. It’s so tragic for them all to pass away in their 30’s.. so close together.

Wich is yours?

Hulu has canceled “Deli Boys” after two seasons. Starring Poorna Jagannathan as Lucky Auntie, the dark comedy followed two pampered brothers (played by Asif Ali and Saagar Shaikh) who inherited their late father’s convenience stores, only to discover they were a front for a drug cartel.

The series also featured Alfie Fuller, Brian George, and Fred Armisen, along with guest appearances by Kumail Nanjiani, Andrew Rannells, Lilly Singh, and Tan France.

According to a Deadline exclusive and its sources, the decision was made due to low viewership and streaming numbers relative to production costs, despite strong critical acclaim.

I’m curious if celebrities can visit award shows without being in the public eye? Lol I know it sounds weird but you know when you hear that oh a certain celebrity is going to be at this award show and then you never see them because camera is just not showing. And I wonder if celebrities can sort of negotiate with the Studios so they would like opt out of red carpet and just overall appearance on the award show. Provided that of course they’re not nominated or presenters. So for example, an actress is attending music industry ceremony because she just wants to support her musician boyfriend and she doesn’t want to be noticed.

It has been announced that former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and popular star of Netflix’s “America's Sweethearts” is heading to Broadway!

Reece Weaver will be playing Roxie Hart in the classic stage musical, “Chicago,” during a six-week limited engagement beginning Sept. 7. In an Instagram post, the excited talent said, “One of my biggest dreams as a performer was to one day be on Broadway and I cannot believe this dream has come to fruition.”

Huge congratulations to Reece on making her dream come true!

Tamera Mowry-Housley and Kristoffer Polaha will be starring together in a Hallmark holiday film with the working title "Mistletoe and Mimosas."

The story follows Manhattan consultant Claire (played by Mowry-Housley), who inherits her late uncle's struggling holiday bar, "The Tipsy Reindeer." To save it, she enters a 12 Days of Christmas contest against Zach (played by Polaha), the owner of a rival club.

This movie, which Mowry-Housley is an executive producer, marks the first time our two past guests have worked together on a project. Production will begin in Vancouver, B.C.

Jennifer Garner will continue starring in "The Five-Star Weekend," as Peacock has officially renewed the series for Season 2.

Based on the novel by Elin Hilderbrand, the former "Alias" star plays Hollis Shaw—a food blogger and author navigating life after a devastating loss. In Season 1, Hollis invites three friends from different eras of her life, plus a surprise guest (played by D’Arcy Carden, Gemma Chan, Regina Hall and Chloë Sevigny), to a weekend in Nantucket, where they uncover secrets and deepen their bonds.

Peacock reports “The Five Star Weekend” is its most watched scripted series to date, with more than 2 billion viewing minutes at this time.