JoJo Siwa is returning as a judge for the upcoming season of So You Think You Can Dance, replacing former judge and executive producer Nigel Lythgoe, who stepped down this month following multiple lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault. Siwa served as a judge on the show’s 17th season in …
Read More »Jake Gyllenhaal Faces Off With Conor McGregor and Rowdy Bar Clientele in 'Road House' Trailer
The 1989 film Road House gets transported from Missouri to Florida in the first official trailer for Prime Video‘s Road House. In place of Patrick Swayze’s James Dalton, Jake Gyllenhaal leads the film as Edward Dalton, an ex-UFC fighter helping to keep rowdy clientele at a Florida Keys roadhouse in …
Read More »SAG-AFTRA Defends Alec Baldwin Over 'Rust' Charges: 'An Actor's Job Is Not to Be a Firearms or Weapons Expert'
SAG-AFTRA has issued a statement defending Alec Baldwin and criticizing the New Mexico prosecutors’ decision to re-charge the actor with involuntary manslaughter for the accidental shooting death on the set of Rust in October 2021. “To the extent that the charges filed on January 19 are based on an accusation …
Read More »Sydney Sweeney Plays a Pregnant Nun in Sinister 'Immaculate' Trailer
Sydney Sweeney is entering her horror era with her upcoming film. On Thursday, Neon released the trailer for Immaculate, out March 22, which sees the actress playing a nun pregnant with an evil “miracle.” The trailer starts with her character Cecilia, an American nun, moving to a convent in Italy …
Read More »Kevin Hart Loses Bid to Get 'Defamatory' Tasha K Video Removed
Kevin Hart can’t force celebrity gossip blogger Latasha “TashaK” Kebe to remove her allegedly “defamatory” interview with his ex-assistant from her website – at least not yet – a judge ruled Thursday. During a hearing in Los Angeles County Superior Court, Judge MitchellL.Beckloff said Hart’s emergency request for a temporary …
Read More »'Oppenheimer' Finally Sets Japan Theatrical Release Despite Controversy
Oppenheimer has already earned nearly a billion dollars worldwide, but Christopher Nolan’s epic has yet to open in one major country’s theaters: Japan, where the film is viewed as controversial given its subject matter. (Warner Bros. Japan even had to apologize this summer over some tactless Barbenheimer marketing.) However, that …
Read More »Dana Carvey's Son Dex's Cause of Death Revealed
More details have emerged surrounding the death of Dana Carvey’s eldest son Dex. On Tuesday, Rolling Stone confirmed with the Los Angeles Medical Examiner that Dex Carvey died on Nov. 15 of an accidental overdose due to fentanyl, ketamine, and cocaine toxicity. He was 32. Back in November, Dana Carvey …
Read More »Jason Momoa Says Aquaman Was Based 'a Little Bit Off of Slash'
Jason Momoa revealed that his take on Aquaman, who first appeared in 2017’s Justice League, has rock origins. During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the actor told host Jimmy Kimmel that he built his DC Comics superhero “a little bit off of Slash.” “Look at the first Justice League,” …
Read More »Melissa Barrera Is Not Going Anywhere
Melissa Barrera seems remarkably composed for someone navigating one of the most trying periods of their personal and professional lives. You’ve probably seen the headlines: The rising star of Vida, In the Heights, and the Scream films was fired from the horror franchise and falsely branded antisemitic for a series …
Read More »'Masters of the Air': Austin Butler and Barry Keoghan's WWII Misfire
In one episode of the new World War II epic Masters of the Air, a character collapses from exhaustion and sleeps through the events of D-Day, which were so memorably dramatized in Saving Private Ryan. In another, we realize that several characters are being held in the same POW camp …
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