Here’s What Happened to Yolanda Saldivar, the Superfan Who Killed Selena Quintanilla

Former MLB star Jeremy Giambi died on Wednesday morning at his parents’ home in southern California.

Bob Saget’s autopsy report showed that he had contracted COVID-19 at the time of his death. The report, which showed that he’d died from head trauma and internal injuries, also found that a test on his respiratory system showed that he was positive for COVID when he died on January 9.

Disney’s strong quarterly numbers, especially the rebound of its theme parks to 2019 levels of revenue and operating income, propelled a 3% gain for its stock despite the gloom on Wall Street.

Nearly two years after Cheer alum Jerry Harris was arrested for child pornography, he entered a guilty plea during a Thursday, February 10, hearing.

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Sarah Palin completed her testimony in her libel case against The New York Times, as she told a New York federal court that the publication’s editorial linking her political action committee to a 2011 mass shooting “was mortifying.”

Film Independent has set Alex Camilleri (Luzzu), Lizzie Shapiro (Shiva Baby) and Jessica Beshir (Faya Dayi) as the winners of its Emerging Filmmaker Awards, with each now earning an unrestricted $25,000 Spirit Awards cash grant.

Revisiting her past. Ireland Baldwin reflected on some of the names she’s been called over the years — and she included dad Alec Baldwin‘s “thoughtless little pig” remark.

Super Bowl returns to Los Angeles this year, and Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Mary J.

Bel-Air returned to the red carpet to pass the torch to a new generation of the Banks family on Wednesday night. Will Smith, Tatyana Ali, Joseph Marcell, and DJ Jazzy Jeff joined Jabari Banks, Akira Akbar, Jimmy Akingbola, and Jordan L.

Tina Knowles-Lawson is opening up about a past experience. On Thursday's episode of , a clip from Tina's new project, , aired in which Beyoncé's mother described an encounter with an older white woman.«I can remember getting on a plane, and an older white woman saying, 'Oh, your son is a gangster rapper, right? How did you let him marry your daughter?'» Tina said in a clip, alluding to her son-in-law, JAY-Z, who married Beyoncé back in 2008.

Ant Anstead is a proud boyfriend! On Thursday, the 42-year-old TV personality took to Instagram to promote his girlfriend, Renée Zellweger's, anticipated NBC true-crime series In the upcoming series, Zellweger plays Pam, whose deeply diabolical and deadly scheme was exposed by a chain of events following the overturning of Russ Faria’s conviction in the 2011 murder of his wife. The show also stars Josh Duhamel as defense attorney Joel Schwartz, Judy Greer as prosecutor Leah Askey and Katy Mixon as Betsy Faria.Sharing the trailer for the miniseries, Anstead gushed of the 52-year-old actress, «Beaming with pride (and now sleeping with one eye open!) Ren’s latest role! Make sure you follow @big.pic.co! Brought to you by @nbcnews @blumhouse and @big.pic.co See Reneé Zellweger transformed into the infamous Pamela Hupp! She stars alongside @joshduhamel & @missjudygreer in this limited series. Premieres March 8th on @nbc & next day on @peacocktv.»A post shared by ant anstead (@ant_anstead)Her talent isn't the only attribute that attracts Anstead to Zellweger.

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s baby boy, August, is marking a major milestone! On Thursday, the royal took to Instagram to wish her son a happy first birthday.“Happy 1st Birthday to our little hero Augie,” Eugenie, 31, wrote. “You are such a special soul that brightens every room with your smile and wave.

sparks fly scenario to the less common tale of girl-loses-boy and obsesses over how to get him back before it’s too late, certain films just have a special way of conveying the indescribable.Be it a whirlwind summer romance that has long-lasting ramifications, an idyllic view of young adults slipping into a love their society will never accept, or a gritty snapshot of one earth-shaking evening in a rocky relationship, these films capture several angles of the many nuances that illustrate the Black love experience.

Super Bowl 2022 is right around the corner.In less than two weeks, we'll get another chance to watch the National Football League crown a champion in Super Bowl LVI at the brand new home of the Rams and Chargers — SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. If you're feeling confused about the who, what, where and when of it all, ET has you covered. We have all the details of where to tune in for the big game day. Once again, your Super Bowl LVI plans for 2022 might be a little different, but we know you'll still want to catch all the excitement. NBC will air this year’s Super Bowl, which can be streamed live on Peacock’s premium tier, in addition to the NBC Sports App and NBCSports.com. Here is everything you need to know from date and kickoff time to more places to watch, plus all the details on the halftime show.Sunday, Feb.

, there’s renewed attention surrounding Anna Delvey, aka the “Fake German Heiress” and convicted fraudster who scammed some of New York’s high society, hotels, restaurants and banks between 2015 and 2017. While Delvey, whose real name is Anna Sorokin, was found guilty of larceny in 2019 and was sentenced to 4 to 12 years in prison, one of her former friends is lashing out against the Netflix series for “running a con woman’s PR.” Rachel DeLoache Williams, who once was a part of Delvey’s inner circle and was later stuck with a $60,000 bill, writes in an essay for that the series is making Delvey “a star again.” Not only that, but it’s “repositioning the character of Anna Delvey from fraudster to front-row.” “Take it from someone who knows: This is the art of the con, a shell game that proffers irresistible thrills for low stakes, while a sleight of hand carries out the high-roller business unseen,” Williams writes.

Savannah Guthrie has been documenting all of the Winter Olympics' most special moments, but this might be one of the most heartwarming yet. MORE: Savannah Guthrie jokes about 'terrifying' Winter Olympics experience on Today showThe Today Show star took to Instagram to share an adorable mom and daughter moment that had the whole Today crew holding back tears and saying "mom and daughter goals."As Savannah, Hoda Kotb, Carson Daly, and Al Roker were huddled around a campfire outside the NBC studios interviewing silver medalist Jaelin Kauf, they surprised her with the best moment she could ask for after tirelessly competing: a visit from her mom.WATCH: Savannah shares rare behind-the-scenes moment with fans ahead of new projectMORE: How Al Roker reflected on 'miracle' baby news with wife Deborah RobertsSavannah shared the sweet moment on her Instagram, which captured every step of Jaelin and the Today crew's reaction to the surprise.The television host captioned her post with: "Mom Daughter goals right here!!! The surprise reunion of silver medalist @jaekauf and her mom had all of us in tears!!! Soooo sweet." The images featured the Olympian's jaw dropping as she saw her mom, and immediately standing up for tight hugs, squealing, and tears of joy.A post shared by Savannah Guthrie (@savannahguthrie)Today Show adorably surprises JaelinJaelin posted the moment to her Instagram as well, expressing how grateful she was to the Today Show for the surprise.MORE: Al Roker defended by wife Deborah Roberts from Today co-star's remarksMORE: Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie share disappointment over 2022 Winter Olympics newsThe mogul skier wrote in her caption: "What a welcome home!! This was such a very special morning, I can't believe

Selena Gomez has a new favorite show! The 28-year-old singer and actress couldn't help but praise the new Netflix program on her Instagram Story.Gomez, who was named after fellow Texas native Selena Quintanilla, shared how much of an «inspiration» the late Tejano singer is to her, and encouraged her followers to watch the show. Gomez began by greeting her fans from the set of her new TV series, .«I wanted to check in and say hi and that I have been binge-watching the Selena series on Netflix.

 Selena: The Series  shows only one layer of the romance Chris Perez lived with  Selena Quintanilla . According to Oprah Mag, in the 2012 book Perez wrote to the late Tejano singer, he described him and Quintanilla as “polar opposites.” The 51-year-old guitarist, songwriter, and author said that “she was lively and outgoing, and loved being in the center of attention.

stars in “Selena: The Series,” admits that the lockdown saved him from making an uncomfortable decision.Chavarria is one of 11 children — forcing the 31-year-old actor to make hard decisions on who he takes to premieres.“That’s always been my issue,” he confessed to The Post. “We could probably fill up half the theater if we really wanted to.

Netflix’s Selena: The Series explores the rise of Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla. The final episode of the first part of the Netflix series features a call between Suzette, Selena’s sister, and nurse Yolanda Saldívar. Yolanda asks Suzette if she can start a fan club for Selena. No one could have foreseen the tragedy ahead: that Yolanda would be the one to murder Selena when the singer was just 23 years old. HollywoodLife has compiled the key things you need to know about Yolanda.

 Eva Longoria  dropped a major fun fact while interviewing  Chrisitan Serratos  of Selena: The Series. The dazzling duo sat around the “Chingonas Table” for a virtual chat under Eva’s She Se Puede brand on Saturday, December 6, and it did not disappoint! As the pair got to know each other, Eva told the Netflix leading lady that she’s from Corpus Christi, the same place the  Queen of Tejano music  herself called home.

Selena: The Series is capturing viewers hearts, but it's a bittersweet watch since we all know how the 's story ended. The new Netflix series follows her rise to fame and eventual murder at the hands of Yolanda Saldivar.

Christian Serratos is getting candid about the pressures of playing an icon.  The 30-year-old actress, who portrays Selena Quintanilla in Netflix’s, discussed taking on the role, and what she wants fans to get from the series. “I felt so much pressure to be and bring Selena back to the screen,” Serratos confessed to ET during a recent set visit.

television shows as highly anticipated right now as. Netflix’s biopic on the Queen of Tejano music hopes to give fans of the late singer yet more insight into the early years of the musical icon. And while many of the scenes will look familiar to anyone obsessed with Gregory Nava's 1997 biopic starring Jennifer Lopez, the official trailer also suggests we're getting more of her family.

Selena Quintanilla may be gone — but her spirit lives on with her husband, Chris Perez. The guitarist took to Instagram to address the new show, Selena: The Series, based on his late wife’s life.

Selena Quintanilla debuted on Netflix on Friday, two years after it was first announced. The Tejano icon, who died in 1995 at just 23 years old, made a big impact on fashion and music, and the 9-episode season revealed how she got her start. Fans gained insight on Selena's childhood and her rise in music on season 1 of, which ended with a pivotal point in the singer's life. After hiding their relationship from her parents, Selena (Christian Serratos) romance with guitar player Chris Pérez's (Jesse Posey) was exposed, with her father Abraham (Ricardo Chavira) throwing him out of the band.

not panic, but the first-ever Funko Pop’s  Selena Quintanilla  figurine is sold out on Amazon. Can you believe this? Within the first 40 minutes on the platform, the late Tejano singer collectible became unavailable.

Selena Quintanilla's life story to the small screen.The 49-year-old actor guest hosted Friday's episode of Entertainment Tonight and chatted with Nischelle Turner about his role as Abraham Quintanilla on and showing a new side of the singer's father.The Texas native grew up in San Antonio, Texas and was born the same year as Selena in 1971. While he enjoyed rock and metal back in his day, he remembers getting into his father's truck and listening to Tejano music together.«Invariably they'd always have a Selena song on, so I knew about [her] and then reading the paper I'd see where she was performing, and seeing the local telecast you see when she was winning awards,» he recalled.

The late Selena Quintanilla‘s husband Chris Perez is sharing his thoughts on the new Netflix series about her life.

Selena: The Series, fans of Selena Quintanilla will get another look at the singer's life, and non-fans will get a family drama and an introduction to the music icon. The show will include Selena's childhood, her rise to stardom, and her relationship with her siblings and parents.

Selena Quintanilla's husband is speaking out about the Netflix series based on her life. In an Instagram post on Thursday, Chris Perez wrote about his respect for his late wife and her band.

EXCLUSIVE: CAA has signed Christian Serratos, who stars in Selena: The Series as the titular music icon. She also serves as producer of the Netflix series which debuted today.

is finally here and the cast couldn't be more excited to share Selena Quintanilla's life story with her adoring fans.It's been 25 years since the Queen of Tejano music tragically died in 1995, but her legacy continues with theNetflix series starring Christian Serratos as the Latina icon. ET's Deidre Behar spoke with the actress and cast members Ricardo Chavira, Gabriel Chavarria, Seidy Lopez and Noemi Gonzalez about their experience of filming the show.When Jennifer Lopez portrayed Selena in the 1997 biopic, she spent time with the singer's family, including sister Suzette Quintanilla.

Selena Quintanilla's legacy continues thanks to her family. Two years after was first announced by Netflix, fans of the late Queen of Tejano music will now get to relive her story and get an even closer look at how the Texas-born singer rose to fame.Suzette Quintanilla, the late Selena's sister, spoke with ET's Deidre Behar about what makes this series with Christian Serratos so special, and how it differs from the 1997 biopic starring Jennifer Lopez.«The difference is that the series is about the actual journey of us being a family, struggling to understand and figure out this musical part of us that we didn't really realize that we had,» Suzette explained.