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Exclusive: Dunkirk‘s Aneurin Barnard and The Strain‘s Kevin Durand are boarding George Gallo’s bodybuilding guru pic Bigger. Pic follows the rags to riches tale of the grandfathers of the fitness movement, the Weider brothers. Barnard takes on the role of Ben Weider, brother to the iconic Joe Weider, played by Tyler Hoechlin, who was the brains of the fitness empire. Durand will portray the brother's foreboding nemesis, fitness magazine publisher Bill Hauk. Steve Lee…...

Brothers Osborne, American Idol alum Lauren Alaina and Dustin Lynch announced the nominations for the 2017 Country Music Association Awards Monday live on Good Morning America from New York’s Times Square. The reigning Cma Vocal Duo of the Year and rising stars Alaina and Lynch gave a few of country music’s biggest and brightest stars a little something extra to celebrate on the Labor Day holiday.

Miranda Lambert leads the pack of Cma nominees with five nominations, including nods for Single and Song of the Year categories for “Tin Man,” as well as Music Video of the Year for “Vice.

For millions of Keith Urban’s fans, the first introduction to “The Fighter” – his duet with Carrie Underwood now soaring up the charts – came last May in a video that he and his wife, Nicole Kidman, released showing the couple singing along to the album track in the car.

Adorable? Of course. But now we know the couple was actually re-creating their personal history.

On Friday, Urban revealed that their first fragile days together, back in 2005, were the song’s inspiration.

“It was a very quick song to write because I literally just thought about Nic and I, and our...

Congratulations are in order!

With the 2017 Academy of Country Music Awards right around the corner, Et's Nancy O'Dell and Kevin Frazier had the honor of revealing the nominees in several key categories, including Album of the Year, Vocal Event of the Year, and Single Record of the Year, on Thursday. Among the A-list artists up for some new hardware this year are Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley, Tim McGraw and so many more. See the list below!

The 52nd annual Acm Awards air live on CBS from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday, April 2, at 8 p.m. Et/Pt.

News: Luke Bryan and Dierks Bentley Will Once Again Co-Host Acm Awards

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It has been a brutal season of Naked and Afraid Xl.

Twelve participants were sent to the African Badlands to survive for 40 days. In the first 28 days, four participants either tapped out or were medically evacuated.

Then came day 29.

After eating tainted fruit that the show helpfully told us were probably "contaminated by the saliva or feces of bats or monkeys," four participants fell deathly ill in a 24-hour period.

Three people have been medically evacuated, while the fate of the fourth, Jake Nodar, hasn't yet been aired. (We'd be willing to bet that he's also out of the challenge.

It has been a brutal season of Naked and Afraid Xl. Twelve participants were sent to the African Badlands to survive for 40 days. In the first 28 days, four participants either tapped out or were medically evacuated. Then came day 29. After eating tainted fruit that the show helpfully told us were probably "contaminated by the saliva or feces of bats or monkeys," four participants fell deathly ill in a 24-hour period. Three people have been medically evacuated, while the fate of the fourth, Jake Nodar, hasn't yet been aired. (We'd be willing to bet that he's also out of the challenge.

It has been a brutal season of Naked and Afraid Xl. Twelve participants were sent to the African Badlands to survive for 40 days. In the first 28 days, four participants either tapped out or were medically evacuated. Then came day 29. After eating tainted fruit that the show helpfully told us were probably "contaminated by the saliva or feces of bats or monkeys," four participants fell deathly ill in a 24-hour period. Three people have been medically evacuated, while the fate of the fourth, Jake Nodar, hasn't yet been aired. (We'd be willing to bet that he's also out of the challenge.

A New Jersey nurse who allegedly told a 10-year-old boy with autism she would "give him the needle" if he did not behave, then stabbed him with a hypodermic syringe "sometimes repeatedly," has been suspended, according to documents filed by the state Office of the Attorney General and obtained by People. Nurse Naomi Derrick's alleged actions - "each time drawing droplets of blood" as she stabbed the boy and bent his finger backward until it cracked - were captured on video and/or witnessed by another employee at the inpatient psychiatric unit of AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center's City Campus in Atlantic City,...

A New Jersey nurse who allegedly told a 10-year-old boy with autism she would "give him the needle" if he did not behave, then stabbed him with a hypodermic syringe "sometimes repeatedly," has been suspended, according to documents filed by the state Office of the Attorney General and obtained by People. Nurse Naomi Derrick's alleged actions - "each time drawing droplets of blood" as she stabbed the boy and bent his finger backward until it cracked - were captured on video and/or witnessed by another employee at the inpatient psychiatric unit of AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center's City Campus in Atlantic City,...

One thing about most Naked and Afraid participants have in common: they're not shy. Everywhere they go, they're asked questions about their experience – and those questions aren't for the faint of heart.

Last week, we asked some of the show's women to weigh in on some of Naked and Afraid's most commonly asked questions, all of which were delicate and personal. This week, it's the guys' turn.

Steven Lee Hall, Jr. and Jake Nodar, who are both participating in his season's Naked and Afraid Xl, gamely came up with answers to People's nosiest questions.

Any Worries About Measuring Up?...

One thing about most Naked and Afraid participants have in common: they're not shy. Everywhere they go, they're asked questions about their experience - and those questions aren't for the faint of heart. Last week, we asked some of the show's women to weigh in on some of Naked and Afraid's most commonly asked questions, all of which were delicate and personal. This week, it's the guys' turn. Steven Lee Hall, Jr. and Jake Nodar, who are both participating in his season's Naked and Afraid Xl, gamely came up with answers to People's nosiest questions. Any Worries About Measuring Up?...

Question: What's harder than spending 21 days naked in the wilderness with a stranger? Answer: Spending 40 days naked in the wilderness with a whole bunch of strangers.

Yes, Naked and Afraid Xl returns this summer, and People has an exclusive preview.

Twelve former participants will head to the African Badlands, where they'll build shelters, forage for food and create a new community – and, yes, they'll be naked.

In the preview, one of the participants nervously mentions that he can hear lions nearby. That seems like the last thing you'd want to deal with when you're naked.

So who are the brave...

Question: What's harder than spending 21 days naked in the wilderness with a stranger? Answer: Spending 40 days naked in the wilderness with a whole bunch of strangers. Yes, Naked and Afraid Xl returns this summer, and People has an exclusive preview. Twelve former participants will head to the African Badlands, where they'll build shelters, forage for food and create a new community - and, yes, they'll be naked. In the preview, one of the participants nervously mentions that he can hear lions nearby. That seems like the last thing you'd want to deal with when you're naked. So who are the...

Question: What's harder than spending 21 days naked in the wilderness with a stranger? Answer: Spending 40 days naked in the wilderness with a whole bunch of strangers. Yes, Naked and Afraid Xl returns this summer, and People has an exclusive preview. Twelve former participants will head to the African Badlands, where they'll build shelters, forage for food and create a new community - and, yes, they'll be naked. In the preview, one of the participants nervously mentions that he can hear lions nearby. That seems like the last thing you'd want to deal with when you're naked. So who are the...

Police in Virginia have released two images of people they say attended the April 23 house party in Herndon, Virginia, where 21-year-old George Mason University student Hosung Lee was allegedly beaten and stabbed to death. Authorities said those pictured could have information critical to their ongoing investigation into Lee's death. A statement from police says Lee, who also went by "Steven," was stabbed before being beaten by a large group of revelers. Following the assault, the late student's friends allegedly drove him home and placed him in his bed, the statement says. Family members found Lee's lifeless body several hours later...

Police in Virginia have released two images of people they say attended the April 23 house party in Herndon, Virginia, where 21-year-old George Mason University student Hosung Lee was allegedly beaten and stabbed to death. Authorities said those pictured could have information critical to their ongoing investigation into Lee's death. A statement from police says Lee, who also went by "Steven," was stabbed before being beaten by a large group of revelers. Following the assault, the late student's friends allegedly drove him home and placed him in his bed, the statement says. Family members found Lee's lifeless body several hours later...

Police are searching for anyone who can tell them why a 21-year old George Mason University (Gmu) student was stabbed, beaten by a mob, and left to die late last month, according to Wtop News. Friends of Hosung Lee, also known as Steven, reportedly drove him home from the Herndon, Virginia, party in the early morning hours of April 24 and placed him in bed. The Gmu student's family found him dead sometime later that day, according to The Washington Post". Witnesses told police that a mob of about 15-20 people stomped, kicked and punched the Gmu student when he was...

The final Facebook post of a Marine who was killed by a drunk driver in Largo, Florida, on New Year's Eve is going viral thanks to its inspiring message. Matthew DeRemer, 31, was riding his motorcycle when he was struck by the driver on late Thursday evening. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Just hours before the fatal crash, DeRemer posted a moving message on Facebook, made all the more poignant "Last day of 2015!!!!" DeRemer wrote. "For me I'll be meditating through all I do, on this entire year. I've lost, I've gained, family is closer and tougher than ever before,...

At the recent premiere for the upcoming sci-fi/thriller film Air, Scion A/V sent Steve Lee to interview several of the guests, all of whom are cast and/or crew of AMC’s “The Walking Dead“. Lee asks several questions related to the show and the theme of zombies, although we don’t really get anything about Air. Still, […]...

Brad Paisley may be a country superstar, but fans know: As long as he has a guitar strapped on, his inner rock god loves to come out and play. True to form, Paisley was shredding it up on a Nashville stage on Thursday night after turning in a performance of current single, "Crushin' It." But what in the world possessed him to steer his virtuoso riffs into Cheap Trick's 1970s classic "I Want You to Want Me?" The answer became clear when all four members of the rock band joined Paisley, 42, on stage and soon took over. This was,...

The previously announced John DeLorean biopic being developed by Time Inc. Studios and Xyz Films has its director. Alex Holmes, who most recently wrote and directed the HBO and BBC miniseries House of Saddam, will helm the film – his big screen directorial debut. Holmes developed the DeLorean script with co-writer Rob Warr. They had previously collaborated on the BBC TV series Dunkirk. Holmes envisions the film as a crime thriller with a tragic hero at its heart. The untitled film will tell the story of how the auto industry maverick's glamorous life came crashing down when he was caught in an FBI drug trafficking sting, only to be acquitted on grounds of entrapment. The producers behind the film are working closely with DeLorean's son Zachary DeLorean, the executor of the DeLorean estate. The project is also based on the carmaker's unpublished memoirs, articles from Fortune and Time, as well...

Word association time! I only have one, and here it is: DeLorean.

If you didn’t respond with “Back to the Future” or some obvious derivation thereof — Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, flux capacitor, hoverboards, time travel — then we just don’t speak the same language. In the wide world of pop culture, John DeLorean’s stainless steel automobile — the Dmc-12 — is primarily known for its starring role as the time machine in “Back to the Future.”

The real story of DeLorean’s car and the company that produced it is far more sordid. Enough that the creator will be the subject of a biopic to be produced by Time Inc. Studios and Xyz Films, according to a report in Variety.

Time/Xyz are not alone in their pursuit of a John DeLorean biopic. They are in fact the third group to join the party of filmmakers looking to tell the auto-maker’s story.

Time Inc. Studios and Xyz Films have joined the race to mount biopics of John DeLorean, the innovative car designer who lost everything when he was accused of drug trafficking in an attempt to save his failing car company.According to The Moving Picture, the Time/Xyz project joins two other projects competing to bring the DeLorean saga to the big-screen. Rush Hour director Brett Ratner is using his first-look deal with India.s Reliance Big Entertainment to set up a DeLorean film he plans to direct. James Toback, who wrote 1974.s .The Gambler,. 1978.s .Fingers. and 1991.s .Bugsy,. will be writing the script and Robert Evans will be producing.Producer David Permut is also working on a DeLorean film with producer Steven Lee...

Before you start twitching and shaking uncontrollably at the thought of Brett Ratner remaking Back to the Future, that's not what's going on here ... thank god. Instead, Variety tells us Ratner is teaming with James Toback and producer Robert Evans on a biopic about the rise and fall of the innovative car designer John DeLorean, whose car is most widely remembered as being used as a time machine in the Back to the Future trilogy.

Oh yes, if you're not a child of the 80s or a car nut, you probably have no idea who John Delorean is or that the Delorean automobile was named after an actual dude ... and that his story is interesting enough to spawn not one biopic, not two biopics, but three freakin' biopics!. The second film, which doesn't seem to have quite the star power as the first, involves producers David Permut and Steven Lee Jones,...

John DeLorean designed one barmy car, inspired the creation of a time machine and then went bust and lost his company, being accused of drug trafficking in an attempt to save it. It's an interesting story, of course, but we're still surprised that it has inspired not one, not two but three biopics currently in production.Yes, Time Inc. Studios and Xyz are teaming up to bring a DeLorean biopic to the screen, based on a plethora of Time and Fortune magazine articles, Hillel Levin's DeLorean book "Grand Delusions" and an unpublished autobiographical memoir by DeLorean himself. They also boast the involvement of DeLorean's son (and executor) Zachary, and DeLorean's business partner Fred Dellis.Meanwhile, Brett Ratner's planning to direct a version of the story from a James Toback script with Robert Evans producing, and David Permut and Steven Lee Jones are producing another, based on DeLorean's attorney's life story.

Ahh the DeLorean Dmc-12. How many of us wanted one with a flux capacitor installed? Folks zipping around in a stainless steel-skinned DeLorean was the dream of the car's creator, John DeLorean, and the fantasy of choice for a whole generation who grew up on the 'Back to the Future' films, for whom time travel had never looked so cool.

Now, according to Variety, the real story of DeLorean’s car and the company that produced it will be the subject of a biopic to be produced by Time Inc. Studios and Xyz Films.

And in many ways, for those of us who loved Back to the Future as kids but are now adults, the real story of former Gm engineer and division head John DeLorean's creation turns out to be fascinating fodder for a biopic.

The Dmc-12 was a spectacular failure; apparently no one told the engineers that...

Time Inc. Studios and Xyz Films have joined the race to mount biopics of John DeLorean, the innovative car designer who lost everything when he was accused of drug trafficking in an attempt to save his failing car company. The Time/Xyz project joins two other projects aspiring to bring the DeLorean saga to the big-screen. Rush Hour director Brett Ratner is using his first-look deal with India's Reliance Big Entertainment to set up a DeLorean film he plans to direct, with James Toback writing the script and Robert Evans producing. And producer David Permut is working on a DeLorean film with producer Steven Lee Jones that is using life rights from the late DeLorean's longtime attorney, Mayer Morganroth. Time Inc. Studios, which forged a deal with Xyz Films last year to hatch films fueled by underlying rights from articles culled from Time Inc. magazines, kicks off the untitled...

Car mogul and American-capitalism tragic figure, John Z. DeLorean, is getting the biography movie treatment according to Variety. David Permut and Steve Lee Jones will produce the flick, based on the life and times of the inventor of the DeLorean car made famous in the Back to the Future franchise. No word yet if he’s going to get credit for the flux capacitor: DeLorean made his mark as a Young Turk VP at General Motors in the 70s, helming the production of the Pontiac Gto and Firebird models. He branched out on his own to start his own company and make the now infamous Dmc-12. In 1982 he was arrested and charged with trafficking drugs to help his sinking company. He was released two years later on a technicality of entrapment.

When I was a kid, I was pretty convinced that DeLoreans were the coolest cars on the planet-- and also that all of them came with a flux capacitor and Mr. Fusion coffeemaker on the back. Yeah, the DeLorean probably wouldn't be nearly as treasured if it weren't for Back to the Future, but that doesn't mean that the car's eccentric creator, John Z. DeLorean, won't make a great subject for a movie. Producer Steven Lee Jones has secured the automaker's life rights, and he and David Permut will produce the biopic, according to Variety. DeLorean started his career as a VP at General Motors before creating his own DeLorean Dmc-12. The company began to falter when DeLorean himself was arrested in 1982 on drug trafficking charges, even though Back to the Future made the car an icon three years later. And maybe with the proper Huey Lewis soundtrack, this movie...