Paramount reveals Smurfs with a first trailer unveiling Rihanna as the voice of Smurfette. Fans slam Arsenal's recruitment amid Spanish reports the club are preparing 'a £100MILLION summer bid for ...

Smurfs’ stars Rihanna and John Goodman, and heads to theaters this summer. Is waiting for summertime giving you the blues? If ...

As a Newcastle United fan, I give their views as much credence as John Fogerty’s ridiculously luscious locks. Talk about a revival; his barnet has been reborn more times than an evangelical preacher ...

The trailer also features two songs by Rihanna. The first is her 2007 hit “Don’t Stop the Music,” and the other is a tease of ...

There are also some jokes involving the fact that “Smurf” is apparently a curse word for the Smurfs. Ha ha ha. But unlike the frankly uncanny Smurfs in the 2011 movies (wherein Katy Perry was ...

Advertisement Rihanna's "Don't Stop the Music," which appeared on her 2007 Good Girl Gone Bad album, plays as she introduces Smurf Village, where "every day is a party." However, the party stops ...

The Sacramento Kings have made some serious noise ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline, finalizing two huge deals to improve their roster. The Kings traded star point guard De'Aaron Fox to the ...

The Smurfs are back! Paramount has released the first trailer for the new film, an animated reboot that follows the antics of the fan-favorite blue creatures. With a voice cast led by superstar ...

She also penned original songs for the film. “I tried to get the Papa Smurf role, but it didn’t work out,” Rihanna joked back in 2023 to tease the new film at the annual exhibitor event ...

The Washington Wizards traded Jonas Valanciunas to the Sacramento Kings for Sidy Cissoko and two second-round picks, the teams announced Wednesday. The deal comes ahead of Thursday's NBA trade ...

The Sacramento Kings made a significant trade on Sunday, sending De’Aaron Fox to the Spurs and returning Zach LaVine from the Chicago Bulls. They also added Jonas Valanciunas from the Wizards.

Three days after trading De'Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs in a three-team deal, Sacramento Kings general manager Monte McNair has opened up about the reasoning for moving the 27-year-old star.