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NetflixOn Thursday, Netflix dropped the trailer to Mother of the Bride, the romantic comedy starring Brooke Shields, Miranda Cosgrove and Benjamin Bratt.Shields plays Lana, whose daughter Emma (Cosgrove) surprises her with her plans to get married and the fact that she's set a date in Thailand.The surprises keep coming when Lana finds out that the father of the groom, played by Benjamin Bratt, "is the guy who tore my heart out" in college."We were everything to each other," Lana tells her daughter. "And one day he was just gone."There's a meet-not-so-cute between ...

Goodell reports only one budget bill approved by Midnight Thursday deadlines... Only one of the 10 budget bills were approved by the New York State Legislature as the extended deadline of Apr. 4 cam...

Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- New York Attorney General Letitia James questioned Thursday whether the California company that underwrote former President Donald Trump's $175 million bond in his New York civil fraud case is financially qualified to handle a bond of that size.In a court filing, James requested that Knight Specialty Insurance Company submit papers demonstrating it is financially capable of paying the bond should Trump lose his appeal in the case.The California company is not registered with the New York Department of Financial Services.The dispute is part of the n...

Malcolm Taylor/Getty Images)While DC Films co-CEO James Gunn is so far mum, Deadline says Craig Gillespie, the filmmaker behind the blockbuster Cruella, the Oscar-nominated film I, Tonya, and the Emmy-winning series Pam & Tommy, could direct the forthcoming movie Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. As reported, House of the Dragon star Milly Alcock will play the title role as the Man of Steel's cousin Kara Zor-El.Gunn and co-CEO Peter Safran are standing up their extensive plans for a rebooted DC Comics-based universe, which kicks off with Gunn's own Superman, which is n...

Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Although still confident the risks of avian flu to the human population are low, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention senior official told ABC News they are taking seriously dairy cows being infected in at least 11 farms and, most recently, a human dairy farmer in Texas.Public health officials have been "working on avian flu and preparing for it [in humans] for 20 years," the senior CDC official told ABC News. "We've invested in our ability to test for it, to prevent it, to treat it.""These are the things that reassure me:...