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 is more than a continuation of one of Marvel's most-loved superhero stories, but a tribute to the Black Panther himself, Chadwick Boseman.ET's Matt Cohen spoke to Marvel Studios President, Kevin Feige at Comic-Con 2022 in San Diego over the weekend, where he shared how the second film serves as an homage to the late actor and the impact he's had on the world.«He is,» Feige said when Cohen noted that Boseman's spirit seems to be pulsing through the cast of the  sequel, particularly the film's director, Ryan Coogler. «And Ryan Coogler had some beautiful words at the top of the panel about feeling Chad on his shoulder still.

Katie Holmes knows that has a special place in people's hearts -- including hers. Almost 25 years after the teen drama premiered, the actress reflects on what made it so memorable.  “I think it's simplicity.

Ozzy Osbourne is relishing every opportunity during his debut at Comic-Con.ET's Matt Cohen spoke with the rock star Friday in San Diego, where he offered an update on his health since he was released from the hospital last month following major surgery. For starters, the Black Sabbath frontman looks spry as ever, as he enjoyed the bustling scenery at Comic-Con. Ozzy and Todd McFarlane are there to reveal artwork for their limited edition special and the McFarlane-designed Ozzy comic book that'll accompany the purchase of the rock singer's new album, (out Sept.

Brian Austin Green is excited about his 3-week-old son, Zane, but thinks that five kids might be enough for him at the moment.The new dad spoke with ET's Matt Cohen at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday, where he was promoting a new mockumentary project,, and he opened up about welcoming his fifth son with girlfriend Sharna Burgess, in June.«He's amazing! I mean he's only 3 weeks old at this point,» Green shared. «But Sharna's amazing, she an amazing mom.»Apart from his newborn son Zane, Green is also the father of three sons with ex-wife Megan Fox — Noah, 9, Bodhi, 8, and Journey, 5 — and has a 20-year-old son, Kassius, from his relationship with Vanessa Marcil.«I mean, I have five kids, and we joke about the fact that I had a I already had a station wagon [before Zane], so now I have [to get] a Yukon Denali,» Green joked.

Brian Austin Green is excited about his 3-week-old son, Zane, but thinks that five kids might be enough for him at the moment.The new dad spoke with ET's Matt Cohen at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday, where he was promoting a new mockumentary project,, and he opened up about welcoming his fifth son with girlfriend Sharna Burgess, in June.«He's amazing! I mean he's only 3 weeks old at this point,» Green shared. «But Sharna's amazing, she an amazing mom.»Apart from his newborn son Zane, Green is also the father of three sons with ex-wife Megan Fox — Noah, 9, Bodhi, 8, and Journey, 5 — and has a 20-year-old son, Kassius, from his relationship with Vanessa Marcil.«I mean, I have five kids, and we joke about the fact that I had a I already had a station wagon [before Zane], so now I have [to get] a Yukon Denali,» Green joked.

fans got to enjoy a special moment of meta-referencial fun with the meeting of two different Captain James T. Kirks.William Shatner — who originated the role of Captain Kirk on  in the late 1960s — was honored with a special handprint ceremony at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday.Paul Wesley — who plays Captain Kirk on the new series on Paramount+ — came out to show his support for the legendary TV star, and the pair posed for photos side-by-side during the ceremony.-- a spin-off of — follows the adventures of Captain Christopher Pike (Anson Mount), Number One (Rebecca Romijn) and Spock (Ethan Peck) in the years before Captain Kirk boards the USS Enterprise, as they explore new worlds around the galaxy.was picked up for season 2 in January ahead of the series' launch.Meanwhile, Shatner and Wesley were not the only Captain Kirk portrayers at Comic-Con this weekend.

Fast X is amping up the action. For star Michelle Rodriguez, it's an accomplishment that always manages to blow her mind with every subsequent blockbuster.Rodriguez spoke with ET's Matt Cohen at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday, while promoting her upcoming big-screen adaptation of , and she reflected on the hotly anticipated 10th installment in the saga.«I just count my blessings, bro,» Rodriguez, 44, says of getting to take part in the wild universe. «Like, who'd ever thought [we could do even more] after 10 movies...  it never ceases to amaze me.»«And we're always trying to top each other, top the last one, I just don't know how we keep doing it,» she adds.

can't wait for fans to see their epic fantasy adventure brought to the big screen! ET's Matt Cohen spoke with Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Regé-Jean Page, Sophia Lillis, and Hugh Grant at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday, where they dished on their upcoming film.«I think it's meets, with a little bit of ,» Pine teases of the upcoming epic, based on the fantasy role-playing game of the same name,andco-written and directed by Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley.«I love that,» Rodriguez agrees. «I think the dragon's definitely heavy metal.»The upcoming film is «incredibly fun,» according to Pine, and he and his co-stars couldn't be more excited to kick off Comic-Con 2022 by introducing the film at their Thursday panel.«I'm just excited to [be at] Comic-Con — we haven't had this in a couple years in the COVID of it all,» he adds. «It's nice to come back and see the fans, and we're pumped about the movie… Obviously, we live in a strange time right now, and this film is all about fun and good times and becoming heroes when you don't think you can become a hero.

himself, Cesar Millan, was given a warning by Redondo Beach police after he took a walk with his dogs on the beachside city's pier, where dogs are not permitted.The Redondo Beach PD posted a photo of one of their officers alongside Millan and his pups, along with the warning they gave the reality TV star as a reminder to the South Bay community, that dogs — not even Millan's dogs, are not allowed on the Redondo Beach Pier.The RBPD also noted in their post that Millan complied with the warning and promptly walked off the pier with his pups.«We would like to take this opportunity to remind you that dogs are not allowed on the Redondo Beach Pier! Not even the dog whisperer @cesarsway,» RBPD wrote in a post shared to Instagram Tuesday. «Cesar was given a warning and promptly complied with the law prohibiting dogs on the pier.

Don McLean is opening up about the meaning behind the lyrics to the iconic anthem he wrote at 24 in 1971 that has more than endured, it's transcended generations.Ahead of the release of the new Paramount+ documentary, McLean sat down with ET's Matt Cohen and offered insight into the legendary singer's thinking when he penned, widely considered a masterpiece for aptly defining an era brimming with tragedy, from the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., to the Vietnam War.In fact, the track is so iconic, it came in at No.

 is a family affair for the Hawke's. ET's Matt Cohen spoke to Ethan Hawke about his personal connection to the hit Netflix series and why he thinks his daughter, Maya Hawke's role of Robin Buckley, was meant for her.«This is the biggest surprise that's happened to me in my life,» Hawke gushed.

Chris Evans says he's looking for love and companionship. star recently sat down for an interview with, and was asked about what he's currently «laser focused» on in his own life.The celebrated leading man revealed that he's actually on a mission to find someone to get serious with, romantically. «Maybe [I'm] laser-focused on finding a partner,» Evans, 41, shared.

Ludacris can't wait for audiences to see . ET's Matt Cohen recently spoke with the creator and star, who teased what fans can expect from the next flick in the franchise, which he's been a part of since in 2013.«Every single movie I am thinking… 'How can we [top this]? How can you top space?' Like, come on, man,» Ludacris admits, before teasing that fans will be «very surprised» by what awaits in . «There's some twists. There's more turns,» he adds.

Elizabeth Banks recalls being moved to tears after hosting her first gameshow of ABC's. Yes, the actress grew up watching the game show as a child, but that's not why she grew emotional. It was watching contestants realize  wildest dreams.The 48-year-old actress, director and producer gave ET's Matt Cohen a behind-the-scenes look at the set of the revival of the 1980s game show, which ran for three seasons on CBS before its cancellation in 1986.

Michael Cera, life in plastic really is fantastic. The actor's movie plate is full of fun projects right now, including the soon-to-be released animated film, , and the highly anticipated live adaptation, . As the intrigue over the doll-centric movie grows, this marks a first for Cera. «It's the first movie I’ve ever been involved with where, like, the public knows about it before it's even, you know, done being made,» he told ET's Matt Cohen.

star Eric Martsolf is ready to compete for one of the top categories at the Daytime Emmy Awards, and he's looking back at his accomplished soap opera career, and some of the best advice he's ever gotten.After snagging the trophy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 2014, and getting another Supporting Actor nom in 2019, Martsolf is nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series at this year's big show, and he's excited about the opportunity.«I had to jump into the Lead Actor swimming pool sooner or later,» Martsolf shared with ET's Matt Cohen during a recent sit-down with star, who has played Brady Black on since 2008, in over 1,800 episodes.«I was fortunate enough to get a supporting Emmy in 2014… and it wasn't until my kids came up to me one day and said, 'How old do you have to be, to be in the lead category?'» he recalled with a laugh. «I have 16-year-old twins...  I looked them dead in the eye and I went, 'I can be in the lead category if I want to!' So I did»However, being on a popular soap opera comes with its fair share of challenges — including long hours and a sometimes grueling production schedule.

Miles Teller's mustache from has gotten a lot of unexpected love from fans, and now the actor is following that up with a mullet in his new Netflix sci-fi thriller .The 35-year-old star walked the red carpet at a special screening of at the Paris Theater in New York City on Wednesday, and he spoke with ET's Rachel Smith about his mustache and mullet -- which has been deemed by some fans online«It's a choice, and people let you know if it becomes iconic,» Teller said with a laugh.The actor — who stars opposite Chris Hemsworth and Jurnee Smollett in the thriller — explained, «In Australia, where we filed it, the mullet has made a roaring comeback. It's this cool, edgy thing.»That being said, Teller's wife, Keleigh, apparently wasn't quite on board as so many others.«I'll tell you, my wife is not a fan of either,» Teller admitted. «The mullet or the mustache.»However, his mustache seems to be a big part of his recent popularity on TikTok — or "#TellerTok" as some have dubbed his following.

came to an end, and its impact on pop culture hasn't dissipated. For Rainn Wilson, the beloved sitcom still plays a role in his life on a frequent basis.The actor recently spoke with ET's Matt Cohen while promoting his new film,  and he reflected on the indelible legacy of, as well as his iconic character, Dwight Schrute.«I think about a lot because it’s become so culturally iconic,» Wilson shared. «You know, obviously I’m recognized all the time, and they are always doing new stuff with.

finally soared into theaters this year, 36 years after the original, and it seems that the film's record-shattering success meant it was worth the wait. For star Miles Teller, the success was something he never expected, despite being warned.Teller recently spoke with ET's Matt Cohen while promoting his upcoming film, , and the actor opened up about the wild fan reaction to — as well as his recent popularity on TikTok, an app he doesn't have or use.

The Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP), which invests in African youth to help them stay safe from HIV/AIDS, the Oscar-winning actress spoke to ET’s Matt Cohen about her surprise cameo in and returning for the franchise’s 10th sequel, . When it comes to the former, which sees her joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Clea, “It was such a nice surprise."«You know, they reached out to me and it all kind of happened pretty fast,” Theron says, explaining that she “felt so invited into the creative process and what this can be.”She adds, “So, all of that was really exciting.” In the sequel, Clea appears at the end of the film to recruit Dr. Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) to help her deal with an “incursion” in the multiverse.

Following news that “Obi-Wan Kenobi” star Moses Ingram was the target of racist attacks on social media, Hayden Christensen is standing up for his co-star. “I’ve heard a little bit about that and, obviously, it really saddens me,” the actor tells ET’s Matt Cohen. “I think the world of Moses. She’s not only a lovely person and human being, but an incredibly talented actress.”

star Moses Ingram was the target of racist attacks on social media, Hayden Christensen is standing up for his co-star. “I’ve heard a little bit about that and, obviously, it really saddens me,” the actor tells ET’s Matt Cohen. “I think the world of Moses.

Chris Evans is not taking his iconic role as Buzz Lightyear lightly!Evans, 40, walked the red carpet at the premiere of at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood on Wednesday, and the star spoke with ET's Matt Cohen about his hotly anticipated new project.When asked about how it felt to deliver Buzz's most famous line — «To infinity and beyond!» — Evans admitted that it was genuinely «nerve-racking.»«Because it's something that we all know from someone else,» Evans said, referring to Tim Allen's delivery of the line as Buzz Lightyear in the franchise. «So it's big shoes to fill and you want to put your own interpretation on it, but you also have to make sure you pay homage to what we all know and what we all love.»is not technically a  movie, in the sense some might expect.

Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening may play retirees in their upcoming film,, but don’t count on them to step away from the limelight anytime soon.  “Right now, that's the way I feel. I feel more free than I ever have in the work,” Bening tells ET’s Matt Cohen about the future of her career. “I love the craft, I always have.

Jensen Ackles may still be in the universe as narrator and executive producer of The CW's upcoming prequel, , but he'll be putting a twist on the superhero genrewhen he suits up as Soldier Boy on season 3 of Amazon Prime Video's To prepare for the role as one the original Supes, the 44-year-old actor bulked up considerably. «I did, I did. It's all gone now, I feel like a deflated balloon,» Ackles said to ET's Matt Cohen, admitting the process of getting into shape «was difficult, especially during COVID» due to gyms being closed. «I just had to throw my kids around as much as I could and that'll quickly build your muscle.

Howie Mandel is amped for the new season of and the longtime judge has a fairly good idea why the auditions this time around are some of the best in recent memory.ET's Matt Cohen recently spoke with Mandel ahead of Tuesday's season 17 premiere, and the comic teased the forthcoming episodes with three choice words: «Exciting, exciting, exciting.»«This year, it is off the hook. It’s not normal!» Mandel shared. «People are thinking outside the box.

Chris Hemsworth has been dethroned as the action star in the family. The role now belongs to his wife Elsa Pataky, but she's the first one to admit that her Marvel star husband did lend a helping hand in her new role as an action star.The 45-year-old Spanish model and actress spoke to ET's Matt Cohen and dished on the intense training she had to go through for her action film, which drops June 3 on Netflix.

Paula Abdul has some big plans to celebrate her 60th birthday. ET's Matt Cohen spoke to the singer ahead of the June 19 milestone, and she revealed her ideas for her big day.«I'm gonna do something big,» Abdul told ET. «Maybe charter a yacht or go somewhere exotic [and] take some friends.»Even with those fun plans in mind, Abdul quipped, «Knowing me, I'll stay home, be with my dogs.» The singer went on to assure ET, though, that she'll make sure to venture out for some celebrations.«I wanna do something fun and something spectacular,» she said. «Every day we [should] celebrate ourselves.

Courteney Cox isn't done with  ET's Matt Cohen spoke to Cox at the FYC event for her Starz series,  -- which has been renewed for season 2about the show's future and returning for a sixth installment in the horror movie franchise.«I don't know about contracts and where things are, but I'll tell you in the script — it's a really good one,» Cox teased of the sixth  film due out March 2023. «You actually have to be killed if you talk about it, so I'm not gonna say anything.» isn't the only thing she's returning for, Cox told ET what she hopes is in store for her character, writer Patricia, «Pat» Phelps, come season 2 of the hit horror comedy.«I was so lucky to be able to explore what I was able to in season 1, and I can only imagine it's going to be even more,» Cox said about the show's second season. «But everything from addiction to mental health to marital strife to moving and writer's block.

Rod Stewart is returning to Las Vegas this week for his residency engagement, and the celebrated singer is opening up to ET about some changes to the new show and how he's managed to get healthier than he's ever been at 77.Stewart — who is also gearing up to kick off a new tour — explained to ET's Matt Cohen, «I have a trainer who's always with me, [getting me] running, cycling, everything.»«I'm actually in better shape now than I've ever been,» Stewart shared. «I played a lot of football when I was young, up until my 60s, really, but it all caught up to me and I had to have a new knee.»«So this knee is steel,» Stewart added, nodding to his rebuilt knee. «And the ankle, so I can run really fast now.»With his residency show,, returning May 13 to The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Stewart is more ready than ever to deliver some epic performances.«I always have to give people what they want, so they want to hear the songs that made me famous.