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Leslie Jordan will soon have an award named after him.

The late actor, who died at age 67 on Oct. 24, 2022, will be honored with an inaugural Leslie Jordan Lifetime Achievement Award at the Hollywood Museum on June 25. The posthumous prize, which will be accepted by producer and longtime Jordan pal Del Shores of the Del Shores Foundation, will be presented during a special event to mark the debut of the museum’s queer tribute exhibit, the 11th annual Real to Reel: Portrayals and Perceptions of LGBTQ+ in Hollywood. Also on the bill that night will be a special comedy performance by gay icon Bruce Vilanch along with speakers including Shores, Ann Walker and Emerson Collins.

Expected attendees also include Hollywood Museum founder and president Donelle Dadigan, Young & the Restless star Kate Linder, Lee Purcell, Jeremy Miller, Alice Amter, Kathy Kolla, Rico E. Anderson, Tyrone DuBose, Eve Richards, Melissa Niece Smith, Gary Lane,...

Now available On Demand and Digital from Red Hound Entertainment, we have a look at an exclusive clip from Run!.

"In a desert chase, a husband races for clues to find his captive wife, pursued by a masked madman, a lethal shooter, and a menacing truck driver. Amidst the chaos, a drone, controlled by the orchestrator of this deadly game, watches their every move."

Distributor: Red Hound Entertainment Production Companies: Limepit Productions, Be Free Films Directed by: Bill Brennenstuhl, Paul Stenerson Written by: Bill Brennenstuhl, Paul Stenerson Produced by: Bill Brennenstuhl, Paul Stenerson, Dalen Muster, Ashlee Buchanan,

Rhiana Mitchell, Tamm Chambless Cast: Jeremy Miller, Les Feltmate, Benjamin Watt, Kevin Muster, Alena Von Stroheim, Kari Michelle, Vjosa Halili, Jackie Green, Taylor Alexa, Dan Gregory, Elektra Cohen, Jordan Hofbauer

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Chrissy Seaver is the youngest child on the 1980s family sitcom Growing Pains, and three actors played this character throughout the show's seven seasons. Ashley Johnson is the actor who is most associated with this role, as she portrayed the character in the final two seasons. The series follows the daily life of Dr. Jason (Alan Thicke) and Maggie Seaver (Joanna Kerns) and their four children with storylines about popularity, school dances, and Maggie returning to the workforce as a reporter. While Growing Pains is often as corny as other '80s sitcoms, Jason begins working as a psychiatrist from home and wants his wife to work, which sets it apart.

Chrissy was Johnson's first credited acting role, and she continued to act in sitcoms such as Phenom, Maybe This Time, and Maybe The Kellys in the 1990s and 2000s. Recently, the actor was cast as Anna in the HBO...

Exclusive: Campside Media, the company behind the popular Chameleon podcast series, which documented the story of the Hollywood Con Queen, has lined up its next project – the story of the wild kidnapping attempt of Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer.

The story, which is based on reporting from Ken Bensinger and Jessica Garrison, is being lined up as the sixth season of the Chameleon podcast.

However, in a new twist, the company is also simultaneously developing a television adaptation and has teamed up with Jeremy Miller and Daniel Cohn, who have worked on shows such as Ally McBeal and Entourage, to pen the small-screen adaptation.

The Michigan Plot details exactly what happened beyond the initial headlines that told the world the FBI had narrowly thwarted a kidnapping attempt against the governor of Michigan. What the Justice Department called the first step towards ‘The Big Boogaloo’ – a long-awaited civil war that would overthrow...

Chennai, Oct 11 (Ians) Bengaluru’s Pragathi Gowda kept Indian hopes alive in the Fia Rally Star Asia-Pacific Final as she qualified for Stage 3 of the competition at the Madras International Circuit, here on Tuesday.

Australia’s Jaidyn Gluskie was the overall quickest with a blistering best lap of 01min, 34.08secs over a 1,300-metre course.

The 25-year-old Pragathi, who clocked a best lap of 01:41.96, was among 12 qualifiers for the final round which will be run on Wednesday when the Asia-Pacific champion is decided.

“I am extremely happy to qualify for tomorrow’s Stage 3. The conditions in the afternoon when I drove were much better than in the morning and I was able to perform well. Yesterday was my first experience driving a Cross Car, but now, I am a little more comfortable with it and happy for the opportunity to compete in this competition,” said Pragathi.

Earlier, six other Indians — Harkrishan Wadia,...

Chennai, Oct 11 (Ians) Bengaluru’s Pragathi Gowda kept Indian hopes alive in the Fia Rally Star Asia-Pacific Final as she qualified for Stage 3 of the competition at the Madras International Circuit, here on Tuesday.

Australia’s Jaidyn Gluskie was the overall quickest with a blistering best lap of 01min, 34.08secs over a 1,300-metre course.

The 25-year-old Pragathi, who clocked a best lap of 01:41.96, was among 12 qualifiers for the final round which will be run on Wednesday when the Asia-Pacific champion is decided.

“I am extremely happy to qualify for tomorrow’s Stage 3. The conditions in the afternoon when I drove were much better than in the morning and I was able to perform well. Yesterday was my first experience driving a Cross Car, but now, I am a little more comfortable with it and happy for the opportunity to compete in this competition,” said Pragathi.

Earlier, six other Indians — Harkrishan Wadia,...

C0hennai, Oct 10 (Ians) As many as seven Indian drivers qualified for Stage 2 of the Fia Rally Star Asia-Pacific Finals following preliminary runs at the Madras International Circuit here on Monday. In all, 25 competitors advanced to the next round.

The seven Indians, out of 16 home aspirants, who advanced to Stage 2 are Harkrishan Wadia (Delhi), Jasmehar Jubbal (Faridabad), Jeremy Miller (Bengaluru), Arnav Pratap Singh (Delhi), Tarushi Vikram (Chikkamagaluru), Pragati Gowda (Bengaluru) and Vedant Jouhari (Bengaluru).

Delhi’s 24-year-old Harkrishan Wadia was the quickest among the Indian qualifiers, clocking a best lap of 49.40 seconds over a 900-metre tarmac course in his second run which was an improvement over 49.90 that he did in the first timed outing.

An elated Wadia said, “Of course, I am happy to progress to the next stage, but there is still a long way to go. I am also very pleased that seven from India made it to the next round.

C0hennai, Oct 10 (Ians) As many as seven Indian drivers qualified for Stage 2 of the Fia Rally Star Asia-Pacific Finals following preliminary runs at the Madras International Circuit here on Monday. In all, 25 competitors advanced to the next round.

The seven Indians, out of 16 home aspirants, who advanced to Stage 2 are Harkrishan Wadia (Delhi), Jasmehar Jubbal (Faridabad), Jeremy Miller (Bengaluru), Arnav Pratap Singh (Delhi), Tarushi Vikram (Chikkamagaluru), Pragati Gowda (Bengaluru) and Vedant Jouhari (Bengaluru).

Delhi’s 24-year-old Harkrishan Wadia was the quickest among the Indian qualifiers, clocking a best lap of 49.40 seconds over a 900-metre tarmac course in his second run which was an improvement over 49.90 that he did in the first timed outing.

An elated Wadia said, “Of course, I am happy to progress to the next stage, but there is still a long way to go. I am also very pleased that seven from India made it to the next round.

Chennai, Oct 9 (Ians) In all, 16 Indians will participate in the Fia Rally Star Asia-Pacific Final which will be held over three days here from Monday, at the Madras International Circuit.

The home contingent includes two wild cards in Pragathi Gowda and Tarushi Vikram, besides those who made it via Slalom and Digital qualifiers held in various Indian cities recently.

The three-day programme, presided over by a four-member Jury, is designed to identify one champion from 50 competitors, including seven females, who have qualified for the final from nine countries of the Asia-Pacific region — Australia, China, Hong Kong S.A.R, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, and Sri Lanka — after qualifying stages run by the participating National Sporting Authorities (ASNs).

The winners will be announced on Wednesday (Oct 12), after all, drivers have been interviewed by the Jury. The Fia Rally Star Asia-Pacific Final is closed to spectators.

The 50 competitors will...

The drama revolving around the making of Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1972 erotic film Last Tango in Paris will be the subject of a new limited series from Entourage and Boston Public writers Jeremy Miller and Daniel Cohn. Part of the first-look agreement between CBS Studios and Stampede Ventures, Tango will span the 18 months before, during, and after the film’s production. The story will be told through the lens of the film’s stars, Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider, as well as Bertolucci, and is said to explore themes of identity, fame, and artistic ambition. Controversy surrounds the film for its inclusion of a rape scene, which Schneider later claimed was not consensual and not in the original script. “I felt humiliated, and to be honest, I felt a little raped, both by Marlon and by Bertolucci,” Schneider told the Daily Mail in 2007. The series, set in Italy, France, and the U.

Last Tango In Paris is getting its own The Offer-style making of drama series.

The tumultuous events surrounding the making of the 1972 erotic drama, directed by Bernardo Bertolucci and starring Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider, is to be turned into a television series by CBS Studios and Stampede Ventures.

The series comes from Entourage and Boston Public writers Jeremy Miller and Daniel Cohn with Killing Eve’s Lisa Brühlmann and Narcos’ José Padilha to co-direct.

The project, set in Italy, France and the U.S., will span the 18 months before, during and after the production of the film and will explore questions of identity, fame, and artistic ambition. Told through the lens of those at the center of the events – Schneider, Brando and Bertolucci – the series will begin with Bertolucci traveling to Los Angeles in 1971 to convince a broken-down and bankrupt Brando to take a role in his upcoming...

The tumultuous events surrounding the making of Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1973 film “Last Tango in Paris” will be the subject of a limited series to be co-directed by Lisa Brühlmann (“Killing Eve”) and José Padilha (“Narcos”).

The series, titled “Tango,” is part of the international first-look agreement between CBS Studios and Stampede Ventures, an independent entertainment media company founded by former Warner Bros. Pictures president Greg Silverman.

The series, set in Italy, France and the U.S., written by Jeremy Miller and Daniel Cohn, will span the 18 months before, during and after the production of “Last Tango in Paris,” and will be told through the lens of those at the center of the events — stars Maria Schneider, Marlon Brando and Bertolucci.

The film is known for its infamous rape scene, which Bertolucci admitted decades later was not consensual.

“Controversy plagued the film following its release in January of 1973, while Brando and...

CBS Studios is backing Tango, a limited event series based on the tumultuous events surrounding the making of Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1972 erotic drama Last Tango in Paris.

Lisa Brühlmann (Killing Eve) and José Padilha (Narcos) will co-direct the series, with Greg Silverman and Jp Sarni of Stampede Ventures executive producing. CBS Studios will co-produce under its international first-look agreement with Stampede, with SVP of international co-productions and development Meghan Lyvers overseeing the project for the studio.

Based on a script by Jeremy Miller and Daniel Cohn, Tango traces the 18 months before, during and after the production of Last Tango in Paris, exploring the story through ...

CBS Studios is backing Tango, a limited event series based on the tumultuous events surrounding the making of Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1972 erotic drama Last Tango in Paris.

Lisa Brühlmann (Killing Eve) and José Padilha (Narcos) will co-direct the series, with Greg Silverman and Jp Sarni of Stampede Ventures executive producing. CBS Studios will co-produce under its international first-look agreement with Stampede, with SVP of international co-productions and development Meghan Lyvers overseeing the project for the studio.

Based on a script by Jeremy Miller and Daniel Cohn, Tango traces the 18 months before, during and after the production of Last Tango in Paris, exploring the story through ...

Nickelodeon has a new Fantasy Buddy Comedy series coming to its lineup, and TV Fanatic got to sit down with the cast about their excitement for the show!

Staring Alaya "Lay Lay" High and Gabrielle Nevaeh Green, the sitcom follows Sadie (Green) as she wishes upon a star that her hype-girl avatar Lay Lay (High) came to life.

Lay Lay magically comes to life and suddenly gets thrust into the real world, right by Sadie's side.

Also starring in the show are Caleb Brown as Jeremy Miller (Sadie's classmate and friend), Thomas Hobson as Bryce Alexander (Sadie's dad), Tiffany Daniels as Trish Alexander (Sadie's mom), and Peyton R. Perrine III (Sadie's Brother).

Once she comes to life, Lay Lay wants to experience everything the natural world has to offer for a kid her age, so she enrolls in Sadie's school.

Lay Lay convinces Sadie to come out of her shell and stand out,...

Turner networks TNT and TBS have put four projects in development led by a sequel to the 1985 film “D.A.R.Y.L.” that would star Tony Hale.

The TV sequel, like the movie, will come from Paramount, with Jody Lambert and Matt Oberg writing. Hale would star as an older version of Daryl (played by Barret Oliver in the film) a government-created robot with superhuman reflexes and mental abilities.

Additionally, TBS has the sci-fi comedy “Space” from Sony, and TNT has two dramas “The Fall” and “Liar’s Club.” The Hollywood Reporter first reported on the development slate.

Also Read: Thom Hinkle to Exit as Head of Originals for TNT, TBS and TruTV

Here’s the info on the new series courtesy of TNT and TBS.

TNT

The Fall

Logline: A captivating paranoid thriller about a woman whose dark secrets start to unravel her seemingly perfect life. Inspired by the Albert Camus tale of the same name.

The Toyman Toy Show in St. Louis has been going strong for almost 30 years now and just keeps getting bigger and better! The fun now takes place nine times a year at The Machinists Hall 12365 St Charles Rock Road in Bridgeton, Mo 63044. There are over 120 vendors at the Toyman Toy Show spread out over 220 tables. all selling vintage toys, comics, dolls, diecast cars, movie memorabilia, and more as well as cosplayers and artists. It’s an unbelievable amount of fun for only $5!

The next Toyman Show is this Sunday, July 14th from 9:00am to 3:00p and actor Jeremy Miller as well as Wrestler/Actress Lindsay Kay Hayward will be there. A Facebook invite can be found Here

Jeremy James Miller is an American actor best known for his portrayal of Ben Seaver on Growing Pains and its two reunion movies. He also was the voice of Linus in Happy New Year,...

Guess who's back? Overnight, Eminem surprised fans by dropping his tenth studio album, Kamikaze, two years after the release of Revival. Eminem executive produced the 13-track album with his longtime collaborator, Dr. Dre, and worked many other prolific producers, including Fred Ball, Boi-1da, Illadaproducer, Ronny J, Tay Keith, Mike WiLL Made It, Jeremy Miller, S1, Tim Suby and Jahaan Sweet. Joyner Lucas, Jessie Reyez and Royce da 5'9" also make guest appearances. "Tried not 2 overthink this 1... enjoy," Eminem tweeted, adding a middle finger emoji. Like Ariana Grande with Sweetener and Travis Scott with Astroworld, Eminem is selling his album in merch bundles, packaging it with...

Network: NBC. Episodes: 13 (hour). Seasons: One. TV show dates: September 25, 2017 — January 29, 2018. Series status: Cancelled. Performers include: Anne Heche, Mike Vogel, Natacha Karam, Demetrius Grosse, Noah Mills, Hadi Tabbal, Tate Ellington, and Sofia Pernas. TV show description: An undercover military drama from creators Dean Georgaris, Daniel Cohn, and Jeremy Miller, The Brave TV show features Defense Intelligence and Special Ops units teaming up to save innocent lives around the world. The series centers on Captain Adam Dalton (Mike Vogel), who leads a daring Special Ops squad of well-trained undercover specialists. Dalton's team consists of Sgt Jasmine ‘Jaz’ Khan (Natacha Karam), a superior sniper; Cpo Ezekiel “Preach” Carter (Demetrius Grosse); combat medic...

Alan Thicke's memory lives on.

One year after his untimely death, friends and family are paying tribute to the beloved late actor, who died on Dec. 13, 2016, at age 69, after suffering a ruptured aorta while playing hockey with his youngest son, Carter.

The 20-year-old actor-writer tweeted a sweet throwback photo of him and his dad on Wednesday, along with the heartbreaking caption, "It's hard to believe it's been a year. Some days it feels like it was only yesterday and other days it feels like its been years. Nothing can really describe the loss, but I feel you here everyday in my life."

"I miss my best friend and partner in crime," Carter, Alan's son with ex-wife Gina Tolleson, added. "I love you Pops. ."

Alan's widow, Tanya Callau Thicke, whom he married in 2005, also remembered her late husband on Twitter.

"It’s been 1 year today - how I miss my bestfriend, husband , best companion...

This is either going to be really good or so bad, it’s great. But either way, ABC’s relaunch of Battle of the Network Stars (premiering Thursday, June 29 at 9/8c) is looking like the summer’s must-see — especially since on Tuesday the full list of competitors was released. The celebrities we’re most psyched to see throwing down in events like the kayak relay race and dunk tank:

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The cast of Growing Pains is back together. Recently, stars Joanna Kerns, Tracey Gold, and Jeremy Miller reunited on The Dr. Oz Show to remember co-star Alan Thicke.Thicke passed away in December at the age of 69. He played patriarch Jason Seaver on Growing Pains, which ran on ABC from 1985 to 1992. The family sitcom also starred Kirk Cameron, Ashley Johnson, and Leonardo DiCaprio.Read More…...

Alan Thicke's Growing Pains co-stars are remembering the late actor five months after his death.

Sitting down on The Dr. Oz Show on Thursday, Tracey Gold, Joanna Kerns and Jeremy Miller opened up about Thicke's untimely death and their memories of his friendship and legacy.

According to Gold -- who starred as Thicke's on-screen daughter, Carol Seaver, on the hit ABC sitcom -- she had "a really weird moment" the day he died, as if she knew it happened before she heard the news.

Watch: Kirk Cameron and 'Growing Pains' Cast React to Death of Show Patriarch Alan Thicke

"I found out [that Alan died] in the evening, so I assumed the whole episode of what had happened with him happened in the evening, but I started to read and I realized it all happened around noon," Gold said, recalling that, around noon, she was heading out to meet her husband, Bobby, at his...

Five months after Alan Thicke‘s death, his Growing Pains costars are paying a special tribute to the beloved actor.

On Thursday’s Dr. Oz Show, Tracey Gold, Joanna Kerns and Jeremy Miller reunite to open up about Thicke, who passed away unexpectedly on Dec. 13 at 69 years old after suffering a heart attack while playing hockey with his youngest son, Carter.

In a sneak peek at the episode, Gold, 48, reveals a startling experience she went through on the day of Thicke’s death.

“I had a really weird moment,” she says. “I found out in the evening, so I assumed...

Need to catch up? Check out the previous Quantico recap.

By the end of this week’s Quantico, the final one featuring two timelines, we know this much is true:

The mastermind behind the terrorist attack at the G20 summit was Lydia.

Alex and Ryan are very much in an “off” phase of their on-again, off-again romance.

Harry likely is never going to get the justice he’s chased all season.

Owen definitely is one of the good guys. (At least, for now.)

The damage Lydia did is going to take a new team of FBI and CIA agents to handle…...

Alan Thicke’s sudden death came as a shock to the world, but the tragedy was especially shocking to those closest to the late actor. Former “Growing Pains” star Jeremy Miller, who played Thicke’s youngest son, Ben Seaver, on the long-running family sitcom, tells Et Canada he didn’t believe the news at first. “I thought it was […]...

Alan Thicke is gone but he is far from forgotten. “Growing Pains” alumni including Leonardo DiCaprio, Kirk Cameron, Tracey Gold, Joanna Kerns and Jeremy Miller were among those who gathered for a service at Thicke’s family home in Carpinteria, California, on Sunday night to honor the late TV star, CNN reported. Other famous faces in attendance were Kris Jenner, Bob Saget, Bill Maher, Alex Trebek and Rob Lowe. Also Read: Alan Thicke, 'Growing Pains' Dad, Dies at 69 Son Robin Thicke struck a jovial tone while paying tribute to his father, who died suddenly on Dec. 13 from a...

Friends and family are still celebrating the life of Alan Thicke after the beloved Growing Pains star died unexpectedly last week at age 69.

Son Robin Thicke gathered with several family members as well as Alan’s TV family — Joanna Kerns, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kirk Cameron, Tracey Gold and Jeremy Miller — on Sunday night to pay tribute to their “father figure.”

A public Facebook post by Thicke’s daughter-in-law Dolly Thicke — who is married to Brennan Thicke, Alan’s oldest son with ex Gloria Loring — shows the Growing Pains cast at the memorial, plus photos of attendees Bob Saget, Bill Maher and Alex Trebek,...

Alan Thicke's TV family joined his real-life family to honor him Sunday night -- and it looked like a full reunion of "Growing Pains." Kirk Cameron, Joanna Kerns, Tracey Gold, Jeremy Miller ... even Leo DiCaprio ... all showed up for the memorial service. Many of Alan's Hollywood pals who were not co-stars, like Bob Saget and Alex Trebek, also attended. Alex spoke about how Alan gave him his first shot in Hollywood on a game show.

Alan Thicke, who died Tuesday at the age of 69, was widely known for his starring role as Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains — but it was a role he almost didn’t get.

When the role first came up, Thicke was coming off the failure of his 1983 syndicated late night talk show Thicke of the Night — which was meant to rival Johnny Carson’s The Tonight Show but ended up being canceled within its first year. His reputation damaged, Thicke was worried the show’s demise might have actually marked the end of his on-camera career.

“Every time I read about it,...

To anyone who came of age in the late ’80s, “Growing Pains” was a touchstone. The sitcom’s patriarch, Alan Thicke, died suddenly Tuesday at age 69. Here’s a look at where other cast members are today. Ashley Johnson (Chrissy Seaver) Johnson started on “Growing Pains” when she was six. She’s gone on to a busy acting career (“The Avengers”) and stars on NBC’s “Blindspot.” Jeremy Miller (Ben Seaver) In recent years, Miller has talked openly about his alcoholism and treatment issues. Joanna Kerns (Maggie Malone Seaver) After leaving “Growing Pains,” Kerns turned to directing and has directed...

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The Ghostbusters’ Ecto-1 is one of the most iconic cars in film history.

And now Jeremy Miller, 8, has one of his very own. He’s adding it to a collection that includes a Star Wars snow-speeder and a light-up Mickey Mouse-mobile.

Jeremy’s fleet is thanks to his dad, Ryan Scott Miller, who takes up the task of transforming his son’s wheelchair every year for Halloween, Baltimore’s Wbal 11 reports.

Amazing Ghostbusters Ecto1 Wheelchair Halloween Costume

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Jeremy’s Ecto-1 includes working headlights, sire lights...

I'm guessing Quantico Season 2 means double the time jumps, yay!

On Quantico Season 2 Episode 1, we had to endure quite a few time jumps within the first five minutes. I honestly stopped counting them after the third one. To make matters even better, we mixed things up with some location jumps as well.

News flash: I don't care where all these people were recruited from.

Instead of getting the blood pumping for a brand new conspiracy, the premiere served as a reminder of what went wrong the last time around. Confusing time jumps? Check. Ryan and Alex drama? Check.

We're even back in training, which was boring and felt rushed. You could never really get comfortable in whatever the test was that the recruits were going through because as soon as you start to understand what's going on, we jump to another storyline.

While sitting through slightly different training doesn't sound like a lot of fun,...

We're in the thick of it. Pop has renewed its Unusually Thicke TV series for a second season. This reality sitcom stars Alan Thicke, his wife Tanya Callau, and son Carter Thicke, as themselves.

Guests in the first season included other Thicke family members, including Robin Thicke, as well as Thicke's Growing Pains co-stars Joanna Kerns, Tracey Gold, and Jeremy Miller also appeared.

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Sounds like Jeremy Miller had a little something to numb those growing pains. Miller, who starred as Ben Seaver on the sitcom “Growing Pains,” appears on an upcoming episode of “Oprah: Where Are They Now?” to reveal that he began hitting the bottle when he was barely out of diapers — and that bottle wasn’t filled with milk. “I began drinking at 4 years old,” Miller says in a clip for the episode. “My grandparents used to throw a lot of parties, and I would run around after the parties and finish off all the empty beers. So that was my first.

Growing Pains star Jeremy Miller is the first to admit Leonardo DiCaprio joining the '80s sitcom's cast was "a little weird."

In an exclusive sneak peek at Saturday's Oprah: Where Are They Now?, the 39-year-old actor opens up about a young DiCaprio joining the cast of the '80s sitcom.

"There was a little bit of competition there," Miller of working with DiCaprio, 41.

"I have to admit it bothered me a little bit that the network felt necessary to bring him in rather than focusing on my character who had now grown up and could kind of take over for Mike as,...

Growing Pains star Jeremy Miller is the first to admit Leonardo DiCaprio joining the '80s sitcom's cast was "a little weird." In an exclusive sneak peek at Saturday's Oprah: Where Are They Now?, the 39-year-old actor opens up about a young DiCaprio joining the cast of the '80s sitcom. "There was a little bit of competition there," Miller of working with DiCaprio, 41. "I have to admit it bothered me a little bit that the network felt necessary to bring him in rather than focusing on my character who had now grown up and could kind of take over for Mike as,...

Stars from cancelled and ended TV series Growing Pains, Soap, and Benson appear on Oprah: Where Are They Now?, Saturday, January 30, 2016, at 10:00pm Et/Pt, on Own. Tracey Gold (Carol Seaver) and Jeremy Miller (Ben Seaver) reunite and discuss their days on the Growing Pains. Watch a promo, below.

This week, Where Are They Now? also checks in with Robert Guillaume, star of Soap and its long-running spin-off, Benson. The episode will also follow up with a former surprised guest of The Oprah Winfrey Show. Finally, Winfrey interviews transgender teen, Jazz Jennings, whose coming-of-age reality show, I Am Jazz, has been renewed for a second season on TLC.

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The Force is definitely strong with this one. Jeremy Miller has spina bifida, and his (very cool) dad turned his wheelchair into an awesome Star Wars snowspeeder for Halloween. He looks like he'd fit right in during the Battle of Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back. Gotta love those functioning blasters (with Nerf dart action).

The family takes Halloween pretty seriously — last year, the dad turned Jeremy's wheelchair into Captain America's motorcycle. How cool is this?

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Show me that smile again! It's been 30 years since we met the Seavers on "Growing Pains" in 1985 -- don't worry, we feel old too -- and we're celebrating the milestone by taking a look back at the show's cast to see what they've been up to for the last three decades. The series, which ran for seven seasons, followed the lives of psychiatrist Dr. Jason Seaver (Alan Thicke), his wife, Maggie (Joanna Kerns) and their family. Jason took care of the kids: ladies man Mike (Kirk Cameron), book worm Carol (Tracey Gold), wild child Ben (Jeremy Miller), youngest daughter Chrissy and, for a little while, a homeless boy played by Leonardo DiCaprio. Since starring in the beloved '80s series, Thicke went on to appear on "Hope & Gloria," "jPod," "The Bold and the Beautiful" and "How I Met Your Mother." The 68-year-old actor is currently starring in his own reality show,...

Omg, pull out the posters from Bop! Magazine and Tiger Beat, Growing Pains reruns have returned to TV! Up TV has acquired all 166 episodes of the classic 1980’s series and will air the family favorite weekdays 5-7pm Et. I can’t wait to bathe my eyes in The Kirkster’s curly-haired glory! Growing Pains premiered September 1985, aired on ABC for seven seasons and stared Alan Thicke, Joanna Kerns, Kirk Cameron, Tracey Gold and Jeremy Miller. The series centers on Dr. Jason Seaver (Thicke), who moved his psychiatry practice into his home so that his wife, Maggie (Kerns), can resume her … Continue reading →

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Growing Pains star Jeremy Miller recently opened up about his battle with alcoholism and the medical implant he says has helped keep him sober.

Jeremy Miller Talks About Alcoholism

Miller starred as Ben Seaver, the youngest son in the Seaver family, on Growing Pains from 1985 to 1992, and took some time away from acting after the show ended. Instead, Miller reveals he began binge drinking after the show ended. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Miller says he would start every day with a trip to the liquor store and drink until he passed out.

At his lowest moments, Miller admitted that he considered suicide, saying, “There were probably a few nights it was awful close. I’m glad I did not own a gun, because I hated myself so thoroughly, I would have done something very stupid.”

Miller made the decision to truly get sober about eight years ago, around...

Growing Pains star Jeremy Miller found fame very young - but he also battled alcoholism when the cameras stopped rolling.     Speaking to Entertainment Tonight's Brooke Anderson, Miller described having his first taste of alcohol early on in life.    "My grandparents actually tell a story about how at 4 years old I would run around after their parties and clean up everybody's beers," he said, making a swigging motion.    After his family sitcom ended in 1992, Miller, now 37, left the spotlight. But his drinking became so bad that he'd head to the liquor store first thing in the morning and would drink until he blacked out.

Warning: This is going to be a very '90s post."Growing Pains" star Jeremy Miller was definitely a popular face in Bop and Tiger Beat back in the day -- and last night, he reappeared in public for the first time in forever.The actor, now 37, popped up on "Dancing with the Stars" on Monday to show his support for Danica McKellar and Candace Cameron ... both of whom he used to date back in the day.Their shared ex and pasts as former child stars have fueled a rivalry between the two on the ABC reality show, one heightened by the fact that Candace plans to stay conservative with her costumes while Danica is ready to show some serious sex appeal.Check out the video above to see what Jeremy looks like now -- plus, see who he's rooting for to win it this year!Both Candace and Danica...

"Dancing with the Stars" Season 18, week 2 double elimination: Scores and dances

In week 2 of "Dancing with the Stars" Season 18, the pressure hits for the first time -- two couple begin and dance through the show, already the victims of the first elimination. Here are all of the scores and dances for the March 24 episode.

Drew and Cheryl are declared safe at the beginning of the episode, before their dance.

Drew Carey and Cheryl Burke

Dancing the jive

Drew is very into this competition. He's far from the best competitor, but he may be the most committed to his performances.

Bruno: "You're so in tune with what the public wants!"

Scores: 7+7+7 = 21

 

Billy Dee and Emma are safe. (Apparently, this makes Diana Nyad angry) So are Meryl and Maks. Danica and Val also are in the safe club.

This must be awful for the remaining dancers.

Danica McKellar and Val Chmerkovskiy

Dancing the samba

Yellow.

"Dancing with the Stars" has the remnants of a '90s-era love triangle to keep things competitive and spicy in the ballroom with Candace Cameron Bure and Danica McKellar - and Access Hollywood has Jeremy Miller's take (the other third of the teen triangle!) on what when down oh so many years ago!

Back in their teen years, the "Full House" star and the "Wonder Years" star had a man in common - "Growing Pains" star Jeremy (who just happened to co-star with Kirk Cameron, the older brother of Candace).

On Tuesday, Access spoke to Jeremy about his relationships ...

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