Kelly Rowland is headed to ‘Empire’

Norman Weiss July 6, 2015, 10:22 pm

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Kelly Rowland is headed to Empire

The R&B singer will guest as Lucious Lyon’s mother in a flashback scene.

Read the worst excerpts from Bill Cosby’s deposition

Cosby used a Denver modeling agency to “supply” himself with young women and admitted to having sex with a 19-year-old woman after giving her Quaaludes, according to Deadspin.

The Bachelorette creator promises fewer “to be continued” episodes next year

The Bachelorette fans are furious with the number of “to be continued” episodes this season, which has resulted in fewer rose ceremonies.

Miss USA loses another co-host

Fashion expert Jeannie Mai said last week she wouldn’t withdraw from the Miss USA pageant. Today, she withdrew, saying on Facebook: “At the time I made my decision to remain part of the Miss USA pageant, I was under the impression that Mr. Trump would no longer be involved in the production of the show in any capacity whatsoever.”

The View no longer knows what kind of show it wants to be

The poorly produced ABC daytime talk show can fix itself by getting rid of the guest co-hosts and the next-day reality TV talk.

Teen visits the Orange Is the New Block set, and finds it unlocked

Samantha Gardella, 19, paid several visits after learning the Rockland Children’s Psychiatric Center was near her home — prompting a response from OITNB’s official Twitter account.

Los Angeles Times reporter recalls covering the city that inspired True Detective’s Vinci

There are many similarities between Vernon and Vinci, including the dead city managers, says L.A. Times reporter Hector Beccera, who began covering Vernon’s problems in 2006. “Basically, Vinci out-Vernons Vernon by several factors,” he says. “But perhaps the most meaningful similarity between Vinci and Vernon is their devotion to the practice of a kind of municipal omertà. In Vinci, as it was in Vernon, silence is a god.” PLUS: More on the Vinci/Vernon similarities, Why would Nic Pizzolatto hate Cary Fukunaga?

Was Game of Thrones co-creator joking when he implied Jon Snow would become a warg?

At an Oxford Union roundtable earlier this year, Kit Harington said, “I’d like to be a warg. I’d like to put myself into a wolf.” To which co-creator Dan Weiss responded: “Two words for you: Season 6.”

Zachary Levi on joining Heroes Reborn: “I wanted to play something that wasn’t Chuck”

“I wanted to get away from that kind of archetype and do something that was darker and grittier and heavier — and that’s exactly what we found,” he says. “It also still has a really unique dynamic kind of arc to the character and the journey that he’s on.”