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Sometimes nostalgia comes with a big price tag.

This week, husband-and-wife team Ben Falcone and Melissa McCarthy kick off comedy series "God's Favorite Idiot," "Father of the Bride" gets a Latinx remake, and historical drama "Becoming Elizabeth" recounts the rise of a 16th century orphaned teen to the throne.

In the trailer for her new reality series, "Leave It To LeToya," LeToya Luckett laughs, "I'm really out here telling all my business."

"Game of Thrones" fans may not have seen the last of Jon Snow.

Tommy Lee says his doctor told him not to perform, but no way was he missing the beginning of the Mötley Crüe reunion tour.

Emma Thompson lays herself bare in the dramedy "Good Luck to You, Leo Grande," but it's the emotional aspects that deserve the most attention, in this funny and sensitively told two-hander that, understandably, is making its debut on Hulu. Taking place almost entirely inside a hotel room, it's a movie bathed in poignance and sweetness as well as sex and longing.

"Spiderhead" was made for promos -- Chris Hemsworth! Miles Teller! The director of "Top Gun: Maverick!" The writers of "Deadpool!" -- without adding up to much of a movie. Produced for Netflix, it's another sci-fi concept set about 10 minutes in the future, although its techno-babble about manipulating the brain doesn't help in selling what's on screen.

Drake surprised followers Thursday with news that new music was coming and so it did.

This year's Eurovision Song Contest winner, Ukraine, will not host the competition in 2023; instead, the chance will be offered to the United Kingdom, organizers the European Broadcast Union (EBU) said in a statement Friday.