The explosive Real Housewives of Miami season 5 trailer is here, and Lisa Hochstein's marital problems are taking center stage. In the teaser, which debuted at BravoCon Sunday, Lisa sees her life change in a "blink of the eye" as she tearfully recounts her split from her husband, Dr. Lenny Hochstein, his alleged affair and more, in a flashback that takes viewers from happier times with the couple in 2012, to their unexpected breakup in May.
Watch out, royal fans, another documentary is coming your way. The Royals: A New Era will pull back the curtain on Britain's monarchy, offering expert insight on the psyche of the current and future kings.
"They reign over the monarchy, and while they reign, it pours," the special's promo teases, also offering glimpses at royal analysis on King Charles' first year as king and the ongoing police investigation surrounding Prince Andrew.
SPOILER ALERT: DO NOT PROCEED IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED THE SEASON 2 FINALE OF THE SUMMER I TURNED PRETTY.
Belly has finally made her big choice. On the season 2 finale of The Summer I Turned Pretty, Lola Tung's Belly officially chose Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno) over his brother, Conrad (Christopher Briney). Getting to that decision was anything but easy for Belly, as Tung told ET's Deidre Behar back in June.
"I think she's sort of in a really bad headspace at the beginning of the season, and it's hard to get out of that.
It's been 25 years since The Three Amigos! rode into theaters and cracked up audiences with their outrageously ornate uniforms and charmingly dense sensibilities. Now, the Amigos are back -- on Blu-ray, at least -- and director John Landis tells ET, "It was a very relaxed and fun shoot because [Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and Martin Short] kept each other in place."
Released in 1986, The Three Amigos! starred Martin, Chase and Short as a trio of out-of-work silent movie actors who are recruited to perform their signature roles in a poor Mexican village, unaware that they have been roped into a real, life-or-death situation.
Movies theaters may be reopening their doors for a summer of superhero flicks and franchise tentpoles, but streamers -- our cinematic saviors this past year -- won't be left out of the blockbuster game: Take The Tomorrow War, Amazon's big alien invasion action flick now streaming on Prime Video. The movie concerns a war happening 30 years in the future, with humanity on the brink of extinction after a species of not-so-peaceful extraterrestrials arrive on Earth.