Aubrey Plaza, whose family is from Puerto Rico, had strong words for comedian Tony Hinchcliffe after he proclaimed the U.S. territory to be a “floating island of garbage.” During an appearance at the WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards on Tuesday night, Plaza took aim at Hinchcliffe. “I just wanted to very …
Read More »Keke Palmer Says Fame and Parenthood Impacted 'Out of Control' Relationship With Darius Jackson
Keke Palmer was in the middle of a photoshoot when she suddenly felt the energy in the room shift. Before she could catch a glimpse of it, the people around her saw her now-ex-partner Darius Jackson publicly criticizing her on social media for an outfit she wore to an Usher …
Read More »'Juror #2': Clint Eastwood's Courtroom Drama Is Guilty of…
Clint Eastwood — movie star, award-winning auteur, icon of stoic masculinity, man who occasionally talks to chairs — turned 94 this past May. It may be weird to mention this upfront, although talk of age, the ravages of time, and the art of knowing when to gracefully retire has been …
Read More »Watch Costco Guys A.J. and Big Justice Bring the Boom to 'Fallon'
A.J. and Big Justice, a Boca Raton, Florida-based father-and-son duo, were in strong competition for the song of the summer with their track “We Bring the BOOM!” The pair, a.k.a. A.J. Befumo and his 11-year-old son, Eric, has built a massive online following for their TikTok videos, many of which …
Read More »Jon Stewart Reflects on Trump's MSG Rally, Mass Deportation Plans on 'The Daily Show'
Jon Stewart addressed the impending election last night on The Daily Show, noting that each presidential candidate is now making their “closing arguments.” That means there is one more week for the host to decide who he’s going to vote for this year. “Normally I just vote for whomever The …
Read More »'Jeopardy!' Host Ken Jennings Apologizes to Contestant for Sexist Clue: 'A Little Problematic'
Last night’s episode of Jeopardy! used a dated, sexist clue, leading host Ken Jennings to apologize to a female contestant. During the category Complete the Rhyming Phrase, the three contestants were given the phrase, “Men seldom make passes at …” The answer was: ” … girls who wear glasses.” Returning …
Read More »Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey Experience Sensory Overload in 'Queer' Trailer
The first trailer for Luca Guadagnino’s forthcoming film Queer is a sensory overload of epic proportions. Daniel Craig leads the film, set for release Nov. 27, as William Lee. He brings to the screen a tangible sense of nervous curiosity as he circles Drew Starkey’s Eugene Allerton. “I want to …
Read More »Cynthia Erivo Says Impassioned Response to 'Wicked' Fan Edit Was 'Human Moment'
Cynthia Erivo has explained her heated response to a fan edited version of the Wicked poster during a new interview. The Oscar-nominated actress will star as Elphaba in the upcoming film adaptation of the Broadway classic. “It wasn’t necessarily a clapback,” Erivo told Entertainment Tonight. She was referring to posts …
Read More »'A Real Pain' Is a Road Movie, a Buddy Comedy — and a Really Great Film, Period
You probably know someone like David: early 40s, has a steady job (selling internet ads), loves his wife and toddler son. He’s on meds but still anxiety-ridden, somehow seems both highly observant and perpetually distracted. Takes the responsibility of adulthood seriously. Very seriously. Maybe you’re related to that person. Maybe …
Read More »Paul Morrissey, Filmmaker and Andy Warhol Collaborator, Dead at 86
Paul Morrissey, the filmmaker who was a business partner and collaborator of Andy Warhol‘s, died Monday, Oct. 29. He was 86. The Andy Warhol Museum confirmed Morrissey’s death in a statement shared on social media. Per The New York Times, Morrissey’s archivist, Michael Chaiken, said the filmmaker died in a …
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