The Entertainment Report

Episode 2646 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories include Robert Duvall, Oscar-winning actor and ‘Godfather’ mainstay, has died at 95; rhe Rev. Jesse Jackson, who led the Civil Rights Movement for decades after Martin Luther King's assassination, has died at 84; 'The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants' to stream Tuesday; 'Train Dreams,' 'Lurker' win big at the Independent Spirit Awards; 'Tell Me Lies' ends on Hulu after three seasons; Netflix teases 'Bridgerton' Season 4 Part 2 with new poster; Ray Romano tells 'Today' about his stage debut; 'Stranger Things' cast reunites for Maya Hawke's wedding; Shia LaBeouf arrested on battery charges in New Orleans during Mardi Gras; Don Toliver's 'Octane' tops U.S. album chart; and 'Wuthering Heights' tops North American box office with $34.5M.

Episode 2645 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

Episode 2644 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories include 'Mummy 4' with Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz gets a release date; Jo Koy honored with Hollywood hand and footprint ceremony; Katie Holmes, Krysten Ritter remember the late James Van Der Beek; Nicolas Cage poses like a spider in 'Spider-Noir' trailer; 'Everybody Loves Raymond' reunion set for ATX TV Festival; Mattel unveils Kylie Minogue Barbie clad in 'Padam Padam' outfit; Thandiwe Newton, Ncuti Gatwa to star in HBO's 'First Day on Earth'; Hilary Duff announces first concert tour in nearly two decades; Avan Jogia, Halsey, Dove Cameron attend '56 Days' premiere; and Owl revealed, sent home on 'Masked Singer'.

Episode 2643 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories include Halle Berry, Chris Hemsworth step out for 'Crime 101' premiere; Charli XCX goes volcanic in 'Erupcja' trailer; Zach Braff mentors new interns on 'Scrubs' revival'XO, Kitty' to return on April 2; Sandra Bernhard joins 'The White Lotus' Season 4; 'Spider-Noir': Prime Video releases new posters, first images; 'Dawson's Creek' star James Van Der Beek dies at 48; Bud Cort, Harold and Maude star dies at 77; and Jack Harlow announces new album, 'Monica' .

Episode 2642 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories includeJaafar Jackson saying that playing Michael Jackson 'was a calling'; new girl finds love in Hayley Kiyoko's 'Girls Like Girls' trailer; Paramount enhances offer to buy Warner Bros. to woo shareholders; Kristen Bell calls SAG-AFTRA members about award show name change; 'Dancing with the Stars' is getting a fan convention; 'Chucky' actor Callum Vinson joins 'God of War' ensemble; Catherine O'Hara died of pulmonary embolism; and BTS' comeback show to admit about 15,000 fans.

Episode 2641 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories includeBad Bunny, Lady Gaga perform in Super Bowl LX halftime show; stars seen at Super Bowl: Jay-Z, Blue Ivy Carter, Bon Jovi; 'Song Sung Blue' to stream on Peacock starting Feb. 13; Paul Thomas Anderson wins DGA Award for 'One Battle'; all 6 seasons of 'Schitt's Creek' now on HBO Max; James Taylor names his 5 favorite James Taylor songs; Iron & Wine release 'Roses' EP, music video; J. Cole releases 'The Fall-Off' album Friday; Dee Snider resigns from Twisted Sister, band cancels tour Brad Arnold of 3 Doors Down dies at age 47 from cancer; Megadeth's self-titled album tops U.S. chart; and 'Send Help' tops North American box for 2nd weekend.

Episode 2640 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories include 'Wicked: For Good' to stream exclusively on Peacock March 20; AMC orders Season 5 of 'Dark Winds'; grand jury indicts actor Timothy Busfield on child sex abuse charges; Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics officially start with opening ceremony; Lil Jon confirms son is dead after police find body in pond near Atlanta; Hall of Fame QB Sonny Jurgensen dies at 91; Taylor Swift drops new music video on Spotify Premium, Apple Music; BLACKPINK's Lisa to star in new Netflix original film; Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show; and the Billboard Hot 100 for the week of February 7th.

Episode 2639 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories include Chiwetel Ejiofor to co-star with Scarlett Johansson in new 'Exorcist'; Steve Carell clashes at college in 'Rooster' trailer; Peacock's 'The Miniature Wife' gets teaser, April release date; Trailer introduces Hero Fiennes Tiffin as Ritchie's 'Young Sherlock'; Calla Lily says goodbye to 'The Masked Singer'; Vin Diesel welcomes riders to 'Fast & Furious' roller coaster; Penelope Cruz, Kieran Culkin to star in Nancy Meyers' next movie; Nintendo announces 'Fallout 4,' 'Indiana Jones' for Switch 2; Taylor Swift to release new music video Friday; Keke Palmer to host Billboard's Women in Music ceremony; and Bad Bunny vows to make world dance at Super Bowl LX halftime show.

Episode 2638 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories include no suspect as search for Nancy Guthrie enters 4th day; Cole Sprouse, Kiernan Shipka to star in 'Goodbye Girl'; A24, Glen Powell developing 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' series; Ted Danson's 'Man on the Inside' renewed for Season 3; Channing Tatum undergoes surprise shoulder surgery; Lamonte McClemore, one of the co-founders of the 60s and 70s vocal group the 5th Dimension, has died at the age of 90; and previewing BTS' free comeback concert at Gwanghwamun Square.

Episode 2637 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories include Disney names CEO Bob Iger's successor, new president; police believe 'TODAY' anchor's mother was kidnapped; Apple TV renews 'Your Friends & Neighbors' for Season 3; JFK Jr., Carolyn Bessette meet, fall in love in mini-series trailer; 'Sherri,' 'Kelly Clarkson' talk shows canceled; Don Lemon says he wanted to turn himself in ahead of LA arrest; and Chuck Negron, lead singer on ‘Joy to the World’ and other Three Dog Night hits, dies at 83.