Jamie Lee Curtis

From Thanksgiving travel myths to an emotional story from Jamie Lee Curtis, here's everything buzzing today in pop culture and beyond.

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Find out why she thinks it could have been staged.

A new report claims David Gordon Green’s new ‘Halloween’ sequel is back behind cameras to reshoot the film’s finale.

Few celebrities are able to get into the Halloween spirit like Jamie Lee Curtis, the star of the classic horror franchise named after the holiday itself. Sure, Gwyneth Paltrow’s Se7en costume this year was inspired, and LeBron James makes for a fantastic Pennywise, but you really can’t top Jamie Lee Curtis posing with iconic boogeyman Michael Myers for a new Halloween teaser photo…on Halloween.

Here’s a surprising bit of news for your Friday: Jamie Lee Curtis is returning to the Halloween franchise to reprise her iconic role as Laurie Strode in David Gordon Green’s new sequel. As Blumhouse CEO Jason Blum promised earlier this week, that film – simply titled Halloween — will arrive in 2018. If it doesn’t meet that deadline, Blum says you can kill him. (But, you know, don’t do that.)

Everyone's a suspect in Episode 1 — well, those who lived, anyway. Let's talk about the 'Scream Queens' pilot.

Actress Jamie Lee Curtis got into a nasty car accident yesterday (Aug. 1) -- one that was bad enough that she had to be taken away in an ambulance. But not before pal Jodie Foster was able to swoop in like Superman to come to her aid. Yes, this is a real thing that actually happened.