Weekly Entertainment News Wrap – Game of Thrones To End

HBO offers a preview of the upcoming Game of Thrones documentary, a popular series earns a renewal, and a secret Friends photo surfaces — here is all the entertainment news and gossip you missed over the last week from Hollywood.

Talking Thrones
Episode five of Game of Thrones left fans with conflicting emotions and the show’s writers weighed in, while Maisie Williams looked back at eight seasons of playing Arya.

Plus, HBO revealed the must-see trailer for the upcoming documentary on the Thrones phenomenon while the two actors who play GoT’s famous twins looked back at their time on the show.

Lots More Us
You have fallen in love with the Pearson family over the last three seasons of the hit NBC show. Now comes word of surprising renewal news from This Is Us. Not only that, Mandy Moore flipped out meeting MSNBC star Rachel Maddow.

Before They Were Friends
As Friends approaches its 25th anniversary, Courteney Cox shared a throwback photo of the cast, but what’s Vegas got to do with it?

A Private Peek
Kim Raver went behind the scenes at Grey’s Anatomy recent finale and shared the moment with fans.

Bye-Bye Bang… and Empire
Chuck Lorre said a special goodbye to The Big Bang Theory, which aired its final episode this past week.

Empire’s Season 5 ended last week and then word came down that it will be a wrap for the Fox series after Season 6 — but is Jussie Smollett returning for the next season?

Tribute to Mom
Jennifer Garner is a remarkable daughter, who shared a remarkable tribute to her mom.

Just The Facts
We’ve got five about NCIS stars Brian Dietzen and Rocky Carroll, whose includes a tie in to Sarah Jessica Parker.

Who are the greatest Game of Thrones characters… ever?

And check out five casting moves that would have completely changed Grey’s Anatomy.

Varsity Blues
There’s big news on Felicity Huffman, who’s become a face of the college admissions scandal.

Saying Goodbye
Hollywood said a sad farewell to two megastars: Doris Day and Tim Conway. Meanwhile, the Internet said goodbye to one of its biggest stars ever — Grumpy Cat.