Prince William and Kate Middleton have welcomed their third child. William brought Prince George and Princess Charlotte to the Lindo Wing to visit their baby brother. Not long after, William and Kate brought their new son out on the steps of the hospital for his official debut to the world. Click here for more details. 📷: Tim Rooke/Shutterstock; Mike Marsland/ WireImage
EW’s new podcast Chasing Emmy breaks down TV’s biggest night
EW’s editor-in-chief Henry Goldblatt, editor-at-large Lynette Rice, and TV critic Kristen Baldwin will break down everything you need to know about the Emmy Awards. They’ll debate who should be nominated for TV’s biggest honor and why (spoiler alert: they don’t always agree) and reveal industry secrets like how the nominees are chosen. Listen and subscribe here.
Chris Pratt is back for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the franchise’s darkest installment yet. Get exclusive scoop on the film, plus 68 more summer movies. 📷: Matthias Clamer for EW
Entertainment Weekly photoshoot for The Handmaid’s Tale season two
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Blessed be the new season of The Handmaid’s Tale
We visited the show’s Toronto set to find out what’s in store for season 2 of TV’s most critically acclaimed drama. Get your exclusive preview. 📷: Sara Hirakawa and Mark Williams for EW.
Exclusive: The cast of Dawson’s Creek reunites for the 20th anniversary
Dawson’s Creek: See EW’s exclusive reunion photos
It’s the Dawson’s Creek reunion you’ve been waiting for!
We brought the cast of the landmark show back together for its 20th anniversary to reminisce about Capeside, talk reboot chances, and more. You can pick up the special group cover on newsstands starting 3/30, and the four other covers exclusively at Barnes & Noble starting 4/3. 📷: Marc Hom for EW
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