What happens when an old-school Italian dad meets his son's future wealthy, albeit quirky, in-laws? Pure chaos in the form of a butchered pet peacock, a haircut disaster, and accidental nudity. In the forthcoming film "About My Father," co-written by and starring comedian Sebastian Maniscalco, Leslie Bibb portrays Sebastian's fiancée, Ellie, with Kim Cattrall taking on the role of her politician mother, Tigger.

When it comes to his Italian (sorry, Sicilian) upbringing in Chicago, comedian Sebastian Maniscalco is an open book. Over the past 10-plus years, he's regaled audiences with recollections of his childhood, from sharing a special Entenmann's treat when company came over to playing "Gagootz" at birthday parties. However, some of his best content involves his father, Salvo Maniscalco, a proud hairstylist from Sicily who has an affinity for paying with cash — even at Sears — and taking care of garden pests sans-Orkin. Now, Maniscalco is bringing those Salvo stories from the stage to the screen in the comedy "About My Father."

Most people wouldn’t put “heartfelt” and “Chucky” in the same sentence. After all, the red sneaker-clad doll is a brutal little guy who shows no mercy. However, with her new documentary Living with Chucky, which heads to Screambox and all major digital platforms on April 4, Kyra Gardner manages to showcase a side of the Child’s Play franchise that many fans might not be aware of — the strong sense of family among the cast and crew.

It’s hard to believe that 20 years have passed since Ruben Studdard and Clay Aiken stood side-by-side on the American Idol stage, anxiously waiting for Ryan Seacrest to crown the winner of the competition’s second season.

As the old saying goes, you just can’t keep a good guy down. After a year-long break from his slashings and slayings, everyone’s favorite pint-sized, supernaturally-possessed doll is returning on Oct. 5 with the premiere of Chucky season 2.

Swedish actor Malte Gårdinger is no stranger to the screen. Over the past several years, the 22-year-old has appeared in the short film "#will," which earned him a best actor nomination at the Hamilton Film Festival, and a slew of other projects. But in 2021, Gårdinger's name became recognized on a larger scale thanks to his portrayal of August in the hit Netflix series "Young Royals."

The ‘Sopranos’ actor talks longtime musical background, the power of social media, new single and more

Alex Vincent, who earned household name status at the age of 6 when he starred as Andy Barclay in the 1988 'Child’s Play' film, has resumed his role in the new SYFY series 'Chucky.'

It’s been 20 years since Brian Falduto delivered one of the most iconic lines of the Jack Black-led School of Rock: “You’re tacky and I hate you.” At the time, due to his character Billy’s sass and affinity for fashion, the young actor was quickly labeled by the public as “the gay kid,” despite Falduto having yet to put a label on himself. It took some time, but two decades later, Falduto is embracing not only his queerness, but his lifelong passion for country music.

In an exclusive interview, RuPaul's Drag Race star BenDeLaCreme shares details on 'READY TO BE COMMITTED,' her largest solo tour to date.

Motionless in White’s Chris Cerulli talks new music and upcoming Philly show on Jan. 23

For any fellow aficionados of both Child’s Play and The Sopranos, our favorite Jersey worlds are about to collide. Joe Pantoliano, who portrays the iconically sociopathic mobster Ralph Cifaretto on the latter, is set to appear on Chucky season 2, coming to SYFY and USA on October 5, 2022.

In an exclusive Screen Rant interview, Dancing With The Stars' Keo Motsepe explains the non-masculine stigma of ballroom and how he's changing it.

It’s been almost 40 years since audiences last heard the chant that signaled the start of a new Laverne & Shirley episode. The hit sitcom, a spinoff of Happy Days, starred Penny Marshall as Laverne DeFazio and Cindy Williams as Shirley Feeney, best friends and roommates employed as bottle-cappers at the Milwaukee-based Shotz Brewery.

On Oct. 14, 1969, five boys in matching lime green and pink suits wowed the masses on The Hollywood Palace. It was the first national broadcast performance of The Jackson 5, who energetically sang their debut single “I Want You Back” — a hit that would soon skyrocket to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. In the 50-plus years since that iconic set, the brothers from Gary, Indiana enjoyed massive success in the industry, garnering spots on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and in The Rock & Roll Hall of Fa

RuPaul's Drag Race star Rosé is releasing a music video for her debut single "The Devil in the Details." Fans will soon hear more original songs.

The pop/rap/R&B artist shares details on years as an independent musician, his new EP and 'Millertary' support

Kyra Gardner fondly remembers scaring the living daylights out of her childhood friends. Rather than princess-themed birthday parties, this October baby opted for Halloween-inspired gatherings that always featured her red-haired, overall-clad “little older brother.”

Cody Renee Cameron is quite the jack-of-all-trades. Not only is she a model, stunt performer, and biker, she proudly holds the title of being the “best damn dead girl in Hollywood.” Directe

When 16-year-old Teo Briones first auditioned for SYFY’s new Chucky series, the role of Junior Wheeler wasn’t the initial one he went for. But after learning about the character’s drastic shift from dating the most popular girl in school to committing patricide, he was hooked.