"It's a cry for the people," Morris — a Reign Storm ambassador — quips of her new song, which appears on her forthcoming album 'Dreamsicle' Blythe Thomas Maren Morris’ new song “Bed No ...

We’re already loving the dynamic between Dr. John Watson (Morris Chestnut) and the CBS drama’s version of Detective Lestrade (Rachel Hayward, as TV Insider revealed). The latter isn’t with ...

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Screenwriters and showrunners have seized that permission ever since. Morris Chestnut as Dr. John Watson in "Watson" (Sergei Bachlakov/CBS) CBS’ crime-time detectives and Dick Wolf’s crusaders ...

Maren Morris has been keeping herself busy being a mom and recording an album, so romance isn't a high priority for the recently divorced singer. The hitmaker, 35, who enjoyed some girl time ...

Also, I can’t believe people aren’t tuning in just to see the fine-ass Morris Chestnut as the personification of confidence. My God, that man is fine. He’s also incredible in his role as ...

The song appears on Dreamsicle, on which Morris works through some major life changes, including her divorce from fellow singer-songwriter Ryan Hurd (they share a son, Hayes, 5) and her decision to ...

I filed for divorce the next day, had a moving service pack up my belongings, and never saw my ex in person again." —Elle, 39, Missouri Have you ever experienced a relationship betrayal?