Bad Bunny Faces Off Against Himself in WWE-Style Promo for ‘Saturday Night Live’
Bad Bunny has a few choice insults for himself in the first promo for his upcoming episode of Saturday Night Live. The singer and actor is set to make his hosting debut for the Oct. 21 episode and will also serve as musical guest. Bad Bunny was previously the musical guest for a season 46 […]
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Callum Turner Grabs Olympic Glory in George Clooney’s ‘Boys in the Boat’ Trailer
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore star Callum Turner goes on an epic quest for Olympic gold in the trailer for director George Clooney’s The Boys in the Boat, which Amazon MGM Studios dropped on Wednesday ahead of a Dec. 25 theatrical release. Turner plays Joe Rantz, a Depression-era outsider who discovers joining the rowing […]
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‘The Late Show’ Cancels Week of Shows as Stephen Colbert Recovers From COVID-19
The Late Show is coming out of CBS’ rotation at least until next week as host Stephen Colbert recovers from a COVID-19 diagnosis. The comedian and late night host on Wednesday shared the news that he would be out and unable to tape for the remainder of the week, via X, the platform formerly known […]
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Skydance Animation Leaves Apple for Netflix Pact
Skydance Animation has signed a multiyear pact with Netflix to develop and produce animated movies for the streamer. First up for release under the deal is Spellbound, a title that was previously set up at Apple, where Skydance Animation signed a pact in 2021. Now, the animation arm of the David Ellison-run studio has found […]
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Suspicious Fire Destroys Oscars Florist Mark’s Garden in Sherman Oaks
Mark’s Garden — a high-end florist best known for its celebrity clientele and as the official floral arrangements and decor provider of the Academy Awards’ Governors Ball for nearly three decades — was destroyed in a fire Tuesday night. The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed the blaze in an alert issued late last night, citing the cause […]
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‘Bodies’ Review: Netflix’s Sharply Acted Time-Travel Series Does Justice to Its Wild Premise
Four London detectives in four different time periods stumble upon the same mysterious body in a limited series starring Shira Haas ('Unorthodox').
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Ann Philbin to Retire as Director of the Hammer Museum in 2024
Ann Philbin, who has led Los Angeles’ Hammer Museum for 25 years, will be retiring from the museum on Nov. 1, 2024. Marcy Carsey, chair of the UCLA Hammer Museum’s board of directors, made the announcement on Wednesday, saying in a statement, “When the history of the Hammer Museum is written, there will be a […]
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Serena Williams Sets Two-Book Deal Starting With “Intimate,” “Open-Hearted” Memoir
Now that she’s stepped back from the sport she dominated like few others, Serena Williams is ready to reflect. The tennis great has a two-book deal with the Random House Publishing Group, starting with an “intimate” memoir in which she will open up about everything from her childhood and early tennis training, dramatized in the […]
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Sylvester Stallone Gets Personal in Netflix Documentary Trailer
Netflix released a trailer for its upcoming Sylvester Stallone documentary, titled Sly. The project follows the filmmaker’s 50-year career in Hollywood: “From Rocky to Rambo to The Expendables, this retrospective documentary offers an intimate look at the Oscar-nominated actor-writer-director-producer, paralleling his inspirational underdog story with the indelible characters he has brought to life.” The trailer […]
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Lil Uzi Vert Lists Modern Bell Canyon House for $6M (Exclusive)
Rapper Lil Uzi Vert — who released their third studio album, Pink Tape, in June — has just listed a modern-contemporary, five-bedroom, six-bath home in Bell Canyon, California, for a tad under $6 million. The house, which has stunning views of the surrounding canyon and hills, clocks in at 7,021 square feet of living space. […]
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Wattpad Webtoon, Christopher Yost Adapting Sci-Fi Webnovel ‘Hawk’
Wattpad Webtoon Studios is tackling an adaptation of Hawk, its popular sci-fi webnovel by Mike Booth, tapping Christopher Yost to pen the project. The project is being developed as an animated series, which Yost, a Marvel Comics scribe who segued to screenwriting with Thor: Ragnarok and The Mandalorian, will write. Executive producing will be Aron […]
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Golden Globes Donates $75,000 to Committee to Protect Journalists Amid Israel-Hamas War
The Golden Globes Awards has donated $75,000 to the Committee to Protect Journalists, an independent, nonprofit organization that defends the right of journalists to safely report in war zones, without harm or fear of reprisal. “As we have done previously during the Afghanistan and Ukraine conflicts, we remain steadfast in our commitment to support the courageous […]
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Shari Redstone Emotionally Speaks About Israel, Antisemitism and Racism at Gathering of Jewish and Black Hollywood Power Players
Paramount Global chair and National Amusements president Shari Redstone is one of the most powerful people in Hollywood. She is also an observant Jew and a supporter of Israel who has been reeling over the days since Oct. 7, when Hamas terrorists attacked the Jewish state, she told The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday in a […]
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John Stamos Alleges He Was Sexually Abused During Childhood by Babysitter
John Stamos alleges he was sexually abused while he was an adolescent, an experience he says left him with feelings he “shouldn’t have had to deal with.” The Full House and Fuller House star opens up about his childhood trauma in his upcoming memoir, If You Would Have Told Me. Speaking to People magazine about […]
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The Most Commonly Misheard Lyrics in Popular Songs
It’s not uncommon for someone to start singing along to one of their newest favorite records, only to find out later on that one of the lyrics is not quite exactly what they thought it was. As music is a creative art, it can often be open to interpretation and can lead to some lyrics […]
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Quentin Tarantino Visits Troops in Israel to “Boost Morale” Amid Hamas War
Quentin Tarantino visited a military base in Southern Israel to help “boost morale” amid the state’s war with Hamas. The 60-year-old Pulp Fiction director toured military bases and mingled with soldiers, according the international nonprofit Israel education organization Stand With Us. First, the Israel War Room X (formerly known as Twitter) account shared an image […]
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CAPE, The Asian American Foundation Unveil Study on AAPI Creative Executive Experience
Two major Asian American entertainment advocacy nonprofits are partnering to help Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander creative executives advance in the industry. With support from The Asian American Foundation, CAPE surveyed current and former creative execs, ranging from assistant level to the C-suite, on their experiences working in the business. What they found […]
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Netflix to Reopen Hollywood’s Iconic Egyptian Theatre Next Month
Netflix and the American Cinematheque will reopen Hollywood’s iconic The Egyptian Theatre next month after more than three years of renovations and just in time to showcase the streamer’s awards lineup. The historic landmark, built during the silent era, has been dark since movie theaters across the country shuttered in March 2020. Netflix closed a […]
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