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EXCLUSIVE: Rob Lowe is doubling down on his Fox projects.

Rob Lowe, Burt Reynolds and Ice-T starred in a low-budget movie called Crazy Six in 1997. The movie, which told the story of powerful mafia families vying for control of the arms trade, was written by Galen Yuen, who is the focus of a new original podcast series for Apple.

Fox is bringing in some repeats of 9-1-1: Lone Star to its fall schedule as it tries to remind viewers that scripted drama still has a place on broadcast TV amid the writers and actors strikes.

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Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter “The Outsiders,” a musical adaptation of S.E. Hinton’s 1967 novel and Francis Ford Coppola’s 1983 movie, is heading to Broadway. The show will open on April 11, 2024 at the Bernard B.

Rob Lowe has opened up about his “super unhealthy relationship” with The West Wing.The actor played the deputy White House Communications Director Sam Seaborn on the Emmy-winning NBC drama, but left partway through its fourth season.At the time, it was reported that Lowe left the show due to a salary dispute, as well as a creative disagreement over the amount of focus given to his character.In a recent appearance on the Podcrushed podcast, Lowe spoke about his decision to leave The West Wing, describing his relationship with the series as “super unhealthy”.“I felt very undervalued” he said, adding: “I did not have a good experience.”“I walked away from the most popular girl at school, but I also knew that it was a super unhealthy relationship, and it was the best thing I ever did.”Lowe subsequently went on to star in the sitcom Parks And Recreation, as well as procedural dramas Code Black and 9-1-1: Lone Star.Announcing his departure from The West Wing at the time, Lowe said in a statement to fans: “As much as it hurts to admit it, it has been increasingly clear, for quite a while, that there was no longer a place for Sam Seaborn on The West Wing.“Warners had allowed me an opportunity to leave the show as I arrived – grateful for it, happy to have been on it and proud of it. We were a part of television history and I will never forget it.”The actor did, however, later return to The West Wing for a couple of episodes towards the end of its run, including the series finale.

According to a CNN release, Lowe had left the show because he “was disenchanted over the unwillingness of producers to raise his $75,000-an-episode salary” while the show’s lead Martin Sheen was paid $300,000 per episode. Lowe released a statement at the time, saying his character did not fit the show anymore before he returned for two episodes during the show’s final season.He compared his departure to walking away from the “most popular girl at school.”“She’s the popular girl, everybody likes her, she’s beautiful, it must be great, all the things that people would say about making “The West Wing” to me.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Rob Lowe said on a recent episode of the “Podcrushed” podcast (via Entertainment Weekly) that exiting “The West Thing” after four seasons was “the best thing” he ever did since his run on the show was “super unhealthy.” Lowe starred as White House communications director Sam Seaborn in Aaron Sorkin’s acclaimed NBC drama. He was written out of the show in Season 4 amid rumors of behind-the-scenes salary disputes. He said on the podcast that he felt “undervalued” during his time on the series.

Tell us how you really feel about your time on “The West Wing,” Rob Lowe.

the Telegraph, saying there are a few very good reasons why Tinseltown increasingly appears to be freezing the couple out — starting with the fact that they talk too much. The attention-seeking duo are no longer at the “top of many celebrities’ friendship lists,” according to Walden, due to their apparent love of spilling other people’s secrets to make a quick buck.

Sorted Food recently to dish out plant-based burgers for fans in honor of his charity, Earthshot Prize.While flipping and grilling the veggie-filled patties, the bald-headed royal made a hilarious joke about his hair.“I don’t know if you guys have heard about the Earthshot Prize, but it’s an initiative I started about two years ago now — but it’s been about four years in the making.”“I had hair when it started,” William quipped in a YouTube video shared on Sunday.William — who was dethroned as the world’s sexiest bald man by Vin Diesel last year — has often made light of his receding hairline.When his oldest son Prince George was born in 2013, he noted how he has “got way more [hair] than me, thank God.”In 2014, when he and his wife Kate Middleton, 41, attended an event at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, she also teased him about his mane. As the royal pair were shown a sheath of alpaca wool, exhibitor Lyn Crejan recalled: “The Princess said he should put it on his head.”“She said, ‘You need it more than me,’ and pointed to his head and he laughed,” Crejan explained.His nude noggin also inspired Middleton to give him the nickname “baldy.”William’s now-estranged brother Prince Harry, 38, took a jab at his progressive hair loss in his bombshell memoir “Spare,” calling William’s dwindling hair “alarming” and “more advanced than mine.”Actor Rob Lowe also once bemoaned the former Royal Air Force solider in regards to his tresses — or lack thereof.The “Parks and Recreation” star, 59, was asked by The Telegraph in a 2019 interview if he believes if he’s more or less conceited than a British man.“That’s a low bar.

Piers Morgan's wife Celia Walden has slammed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for 'violating' the Hollywood A-lister code as she claims the couple have been snubbed due to their 'tendency to share' information.

Harry and Meghan are reportedly being "ignored" by some of the biggest names in Hollywood as the Duchess is plotting to become a "power player" in Tinsel town.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been dubbed 'oblivious' following claims that the pair's request to "fly back to the US with President Biden on Air Force One" was denied. The couple were reportedly oblivious to the "sensitivities of the situation" after attending Queen Elizabeth's funeral in September 2022.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Following on from claims that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's request to "fly back to the US with President Biden on Air Force One" after attending Queen Elizabeth's funeral was denied, a Royal expert has said the couple were oblivious to the "sensitivities of the situation." The Duke and Duchess, who stepped back as working members of the Royal Family in 2020, wanted to fly back on the famous plane, but supposedly had their request denied by the White House over fears it could harm relations with the Royal Family. Now, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond has said the former royal couple have a "deluded idea of their status on the world stage" and were "insensitive" to put the Presidential couple in that position.

Rob Lowe is throwing it back a few decades. Lowe took to Instagram on Saturday to share a throwback snap of himself, Demi Moore and George Michael in the '80s. "When you say: "80s," I say…" Lowe captioned the post.

Rob Lowe is forever "grateful" to have married his wife, Sheryl Berkoff. In a social media post honoring their wedding anniversary, Lowe wrote, "Today marks 32 years married to this beautiful, inspiring, nurturing, strong, industrious, sexy, and wonderfully unique woman." "I am SO grateful for the day she said she’d join me on our amazing life journey together. Happy Anniversary, Baby!!" Lowe and Berkoff married on July 22, 1991, and they have two sons together, Matthew 30, and John, 28.

Dave Annable is longing Brothers & Sisters and feels like the series should have a reunion, twelve years after it aired its last episode.

EXCLUSIVE: Platform Public Relations on Tuesday announced its appointment of Jennifer Curran to the role of Vice President, Global Talent Relations & Strategy, as well as its launch of new divisions in Asia and Europe.

Julian Sands' body was positively identified by the San Bernardino County Sheriffs Department Tuesday after hikers found his remains on Mt. Baldy last weekend. He was 65.

Rob Lowe is opening up about his success, and the success of others he may have inspired along the way!

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large “Law & Order” fans, you have Rob Lowe to thank for the entire franchise. As does Dick Wolf’s bank account. At least, Lowe says with his tongue a bit in cheek (but also with some accuracy). As the star of Fox’s “9-1-1: Lone Star” and Netflix’s “Unstable” recently told Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast, Lowe starred in Wolf’s 1988 feature flop “Masquerade.” It was just the kind of movie disappointment that would have sent Wolf back to TV — and two years later, “Law & Order” premiered. “I remember him saying to me how frustrated he was in the movie business, that he was going to write a pilot,” Lowe said. “And he wrote ‘Law and Order.’ And the rest is history. You’re welcome. Yeah, I’m happy to provide the bomb that powers your rise to dominance.”

Sir Rod Stewart took to Instagram on Wednesday to offer clarity following what he described as "confusion" about whether he planned to retire from music.  The 78-year-old singer posted a series of images of black writing on a white background that cleared up his plans.  They read: "I like to clear up any confusion that I may have caused my dear fans and the media.

Dylan Dreyer delivered some big career news on Wednesday and her fans are delighted.  The popular Today host has her hands full juggling her role on the morning show and her hectic life as a mom to her three boys.

Malina Saval Associate Editor, Features When series creator Tony McNamara was crafting the character of Aunt Elizabeth in Hulu’s Emmy-winning biographical comedy “The Great,” he penned it with his actor wife and fellow Aussie, Belinda Bromilow, front of mind.  “I knew the character and I knew what I needed from an actor to do it,” says McNamara, a seasoned playwright and Oscar-nominated screenwriter for Yorgos Lanthimos’ piquant 2018 drama “The Favourite.”  “I knew [Elizabeth] needed to have a strong dramatic voice but also be  a bit idiosyncratic and have really good comic bones,” McNamara continues. “The actor needed to be able to do comedy and be able to shift gears into a darker place. And I’d worked with Belinda before and knew that she could do that.” 

Andrew McCarthy recalled his rise to stardom as one of the members of the Brat Pack. During the ‘80s, the actor was a reluctant member of the Brat Pack – which consisted of a group of young idols such as Molly Ringwald, Judd Nelson, Demi Moore and Rob Lowe – who dominated Hollywood. McCarthy, 60, reflected on how the term had a negative impact initially, but he learned to embrace it later in his career.