Bailee Madison wears a cute cherry printed top during her appearance at Circa Pop Live in Los Angeles on Friday (June 15).
The 18-year-old Good Witch star recently chatted with Forbes about how the advice co-star Billy Crystal once gave her is guiding her in life.
“When I asked Billy Crystal for guidance, he pulled me aside and gave me a locket with my birthstone and a key,” Bailee recalled.
“[He] said, ‘There are many doors in this industry, and in your life, that you’ve been able to unlock, but there’s so many more doors to unlock. And I hope that you’re never afraid to do so.’”
She adds, “Every day I try to unlock a new door.”
The next thing Bailee is hoping to unlock: “Directing is something I’m so ready to do, and something I pray to God I’ll have the chance to, whether it’s a month from now or two years from now or when I’m older.”
Nora Allen is here to stay for season 5 on The Flash!
Jessica Parker Kennedy has been upped to a series regular for the upcoming season on the long-running series.
Nora, who first appeared at Barry (Grant Gustin) and Iris’ (Candice Patton) wedding, was revealed to be their grown-up daughter from the future in the season four finale.
She traveled back to her parents’ time to fix a major — yet mysterious — mistake.
Showrunner Todd Helbing recently shared that the reasons behind her visits would become clearer in season 5.
Jessica joins Hartley Sawyer and Danielle Nicolet in becoming a series regular on the series.
The Flash returns in the fall on The CW.
Millie Bobby Brown broke the news to fans that she was unable to attend the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards over the weekend because she had split her kneecap.
“Another milestone in my life, I’ve never actually broken a bone,” the 14-year-old actress shared, adding that she was on “strict doctors orders to rest up.”
But just how did she do it?
“I think she slipped, it wasn’t on set but she fractured her knee. but she’s getting better,” Sadie Sink told ET of her BFF’s accident.
Finn Wolfhard added that Millie is in “high spirits” and that the fracture is actually “a gnarly picture.”
We hope Millie gets better really fast.
During the same interview, Finn also dished on season three of Stranger Things, saying that, obviously, he “can’t say too much but it’s a great season so far.”
He added, “It’s set in ’85, there’s eight episodes, and it does well mixing both [season] one and two of Stranger Things.”
Alberto Rosende goes on a stroll with his mom Martha in Paris, France on Monday morning (June 18).
The 25-year-old actor was in the City of Lights this weekend to participate in The Hunters Of Shadow 2 convention, where he reunited with co-stars Katherine McNamara, Dominic Sherwood, Matthew Daddario, Emeraude Toubia, Harry Shum, Jr., Will Tudor and Jade Hassoune.
During the convention, Alberto revealed that his hardest scene to film was “when he has to be in the Institute as they are very matter of fact and less emotionally driven.”
“Thank you to all the fans that came out to #Thos2 and made Paris such an amazing experience!” Alberto wrote on Instagram afterwards.
Supergirl is getting a little casting change for the upcoming season 4 on The CW.
Jeremy Jordan‘s Winn will be recurring when the superhero series returns this fall.
“We love Jeremy, and even though he’s [not going to be around full-time], we’re not saying goodbye to Winn at all,” executive producers Robert Rovner and Jessica Queller revealed to TVLine. “We’re already breaking big stories for him right now for the fall, and I think the fans will be excited to see what he has coming up.”
Details surrounding Winn’s future on the series will be revealed in tonight’s season finale.
Meanwhile, Jesse Rath, who plays Brainiac-5, has been upped to series regular.
“He brings such fun, heart and brilliance to Brainy, and we’re so excited he’s joining the cast as a series regular for season 4,” the two EPs added. “We have a lot of great Brainy stories to tell.”
Stay tuned for more info on tonight’s Supergirl season finale!
