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The cast of A Million Little Things hit the red carpet to premiere their brand new show!

Cast members Ron Livingston, Christina Ochoa, James Roday, Allison Miller, Grace Park, Christina Marie Moses, Lizzy Greene, David Giuntoli, Stephanie Szostak, Romany Malco, and DJ Nash premiered the show at LACMA on Saturday (September 22) in Los Angeles.

Also seen walking the red carpet with the cast were director James Griffiths and producer Dana Honor.

The show will debut on ABC in just a few days on September 26! Be sure to check it out!

Maggie Q and her partner Dylan McDermott walk the red carpet at the 2017 Unforgettable Gala held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on Saturday (December 9) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Also seen at the event were Daniel Dae Kim, 13 Reason Why‘s Ross Butler, Ally Maki, Lisa Ling, Awkwafina, Karrueche Tran, Grace Park, Harry Shum Jr, and more.

At the event, Ross received the male breakout award and rapper and comedian Awkwafina received the female breakout award. Daniel and Grace were awarded the BMW’s Ultimate Drive award.

Congrats to all the winners!

Elisabeth Moss and Evan Rachel Wood step out in style for the HFPA & InStyle annual celebration at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival at Windsor Arms Hotel on Saturday (September 9) in Toronto, Canada.

Also seen at the event was Elisabeth‘s Handmaid’s Tale co-star Max Minghella, Lady Bird‘s Greta Gerwig and Jordan Rodrigues, I Kill Giants‘ Imogen Poots and Madison Wolfe, actresses Carmen Ejogo, Laurie Metcalf, Zoe Perry, Anna Friel, and Sarah Gadon, as well as Public Schooled‘s Grace Park and Judy Greer, who premiered their movie last night at the festival.

FYI: Evan is wearing a Dolce&Gabbana look with Ferragamo shoes. Elisabeth is wearing an Alexis dress and Stella Luna shoes. Carmen is wearing Christopher Kane. Anna is wearing a Dhela dress. More Here! »

The 2017 Entertainment Weekly Comic-Con Party was packed with celebs last night!

Westworld‘s Angela Sarafyan, Game of Thrones‘ Nathalie Emmanuel, and Thor: Ragnarok‘s Tessa Thompson were just some of the stars in attendance at the party, held at Float at Hard Rock Hotel San Diego on Saturday (July 22) in San Diego, Calif.

Also in attendance at the party were Westworld‘s James Marsden, Thor: Ragnarok‘s Karl Urban, Star Trek: Discovery‘s Sonequa Martin-Green, The Gifted‘ Jamie Chung and Stephen Moyer, The Orville‘s Seth MacFarlane and Halston Sage, actor Zachary Levi, Once Upon a Time‘s Lana Parrilla, Colin O’Donoghue, and Dania Ramirez, Black Panther‘s Chadwick Boseman, Sharknado‘s Cassie Scerbo and Tara Reid, Supergirl‘s Odette Annable, The Magicians‘ Olivia Taylor Dudley, Game of Thrones‘ Iwan Rheon and John Bradley-West, Power Rangers‘ Dacre Montgomery, American Gods‘ Ricky Whittle and Orlando Jones, Stranger Things‘ David Harbour, Spider-Man: Homecoming‘s Tony Revolori, Doctor Who‘s Peter Capaldi, Gotham‘s Cory Michael Smith, Robin Lord Taylor, and Camren Bicondova, Midnight Texas‘ Arielle Kebbel, Jason Lewis, Sarah Ramos, and Francois Arnaud, The Last Ship‘s Bridget Regan, comedian Ana Gasteyer, Planet of the Apes‘ Andy Serkis, Lucifer‘s Tricia Helfer and Aimee Garcia, SNL‘s Aidy Bryant, Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency‘s Hannah Marks, former Hawaii Five-0 star Grace Park, Prison Break: Resurrection‘s Sarah Wayne Callies, as well as David Arquette, and Lydia Hearst and Chris Hardwick.

See all the photos below…

FYI: Angela is wearing a Rasario dress. Nathalie is wearing an Etro dress and Wasson jewelry. Tessa is wearing Rodarte. Odette is wearing Alice Mccall. Bridget is wearing a Tyler Ellis clutch bag. More Here! »

Peter M. Lenkov, the showrunner of Hawaii Five-O, is opening up about Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park‘s decision to leave the hit series.

Lenkov says that “CBS was extremely generous and proactive in their renegotiation talks. So much so, the actors were getting unprecedented raises, but in the end they chose to move on.”

Peter continued by defending the diversity of the show, listing many of the actors who represented diverse backgrounds throughout the years.

“After being away from her family for seven years, I understood Grace‘s decision to leave. There was an opportunity for her to return for a handful of episodes, but for several reasons that didn’t work out,” Peter added.

Make sure to read what CBS said in a statement about the “significant raises” the actors were offered.

Click inside to read the full letter… More Here! »

CBS is spilling more details after Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park announced they were leaving Hawaii Five-0 ahead of the upcoming eighth season.

Daniel and Grace made the decision when they were reportedly unable to reach salary deals they were satisfied with.

They two were allegedly getting paid 10 to 15 percent less than their co-stars Alex O’Loughlin and Scott Caan.

“Daniel and Grace have been important and valued members of Hawaii Five-0 for seven seasons,” CBS said Wednesday (July 5) in a statement. “We did not want to lose them and tried very hard to keep them with offers for large and significant salary increases. While we could not reach an agreement, we part ways with tremendous respect for their talents on screen, as well as their roles as ambassadors for the show off screen, and with hopes to work with them again in the near future.”

See what Daniel had to say about their exit here.

Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park are leaving their longtime roles on Hawaii Five-0 and will not appear on the upcoming eighth season.

The actors were looking to be paid equally with stars Alex O’Loughlin and Scott Caan, but were not able to reach deals they were satisfied with, according to Variety. It is being reported that they earned 10-15% less than the others.

“We are so appreciative of Daniel and Grace‘s enormous talents, professional excellence and the aloha spirit they brought to each and every one of our 168 episodes. They’ve helped us build an exciting new Hawaii Five-0, and we wish them all the best and much success in their next chapters. Mahalo and a hui hou…” a CBS spokesperson said in a statement about the exit.