Heather joins Gary and Shannon with a packed entertainment update! She breaks down the buzz around Baz Luhrmann’s new Epic: Elvis Presley in Concert, dives into Paul McCartney’s highly anticipated Man on the Run, and shares what horror fans can expect from Scream 7. From rock legends to iconic franchises, it’s your fast, fun Hollywood fix.

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A new UCLA study reveals a major cultural shift . The study finds Gen Z and Gen Alpha are rejecting outdated “tough guy” stereotypes and asking for caring, emotionally available dads and vulnerable men in movies, TV and social media. Heather talked to Matt Puretz who co-authored the study to break down the data, why joyful fatherhood topped the list, and what this means for Hollywood storytellers trying to connect with young audiences.

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On this episode of Entertain Me with Heather Brooker, I sit down with Tomm Polos, Creator Arts Director and professor at USC’s School of Dramatic Arts and the official hypeman for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Tomm breaks down why content and monetization aren’t “dirty words,” how he’s helping students future-proof their careers in an ever-changing digital landscape, and why Hollywood may be shrinking but entertainment is expanding. We also dive into the future of micro dramas and micro short content and how there's a place for everyone in this expanding industry.

Plus, we talk Dodgers energy, stadium hype, and what it means to literally get paid to be yourself.

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This week on Entertain Me with Heather Brooker, we’re breaking down what’s new at the movies and taking a moment to honor a familiar face we’ve lost.

Heather dives into the dark comedy How to Make A Killing, the highly anticipated sequel I Can Only Imagine 2, and what audiences can expect from both very different cinematic experiences. From edge-of-your-seat twists to faith-based storytelling, we’re covering the box office angles, audience appeal, and whether these films are worth your time (and your popcorn money).

Plus, Heather reflects on the loss of Eric Dane - known to many as “McSteamy” - and his impact on television and film. She shares a personal story of working with him on Grey's Anatomy.

It’s movies, memories, and smart entertainment insight, all in one episode. Don't forget to subscribe to Entertain Me and follow Heather on Instagram @theheatherbrooker.

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LA County is suing Roblox, accusing the gaming giant of failing to protect children from predators, grooming, and explicit content. With millions of young users logging on daily, officials say weak moderation and age verification put kids at risk. Heather is talking to a local parent about her experiences with the platform and breaks down the lawsuit, what the county is demanding, and what this could mean for parents and the future of online gaming safety.

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Is AI rewriting the Hollywood script? This week on Entertain Me with Heather Brooker, Heather dives into the latest advancements in artificial intelligence across film and television, from digital actors to AI-assisted production tools and what it means for creatives and audiences alike.

Plus, Crocs steps into streaming with a surprising new vertical series, and Heather breaks down early buzz and reviews for Crime 101. Is it worth your time?

And we’re gearing up for the Gary and Shannon anniversary party on March 7th — what to expect, who might show up, and why it’s a can’t-miss celebration for KFI fans.

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Hollywood jobs are on the line.

In this episode of Entertain Me with Heather Brooker, we break down the Stay in LA movement and the fight to stop runaway production. What are the proposed permitting fixes? Why are smaller productions so critical to keeping crews working? And could City Hall actually make changes fast enough to matter? We'll tell you why supporters are being asked to show up to the LA City Council meeting on Feb. 17th.

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This week on Entertain Me with Heather Brooker, we’re diving into dark, dramatic, and delightfully nostalgic entertainment. Heather joins Gary and Shannon for the weekly entertainment report to review the new Dracula movie opening this weekend. Does the iconic vampire still have bite, or is it all fang and no fun?

Plus, a sneak peek at Wuthering Heights, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, bringing classic gothic romance back to the big screen.

And finally, The Muppets Show is back with a new TV series produced by Seth Rogen. We break down what’s changed, what hasn’t, and whether this reboot hits the nostalgia sweet spot. And Gary, Shannon, and Heather bond over their love of Fraggles!

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It’s a pop-culture whiplash kind of day. We break down the Grammy Awards, including new categories, who’s leading, who’s due, and who might get snubbed. Is the new Melania movie any good? We'll tell you if it's worth your bucks at the box office. And Send Help is getting good reviews and IS worth your bucks at the box office.

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