Gavin Newsom Sues Fox News For Defamation, Seeking $787 Million In Damages

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Gavin Newsom filed a $787 million lawsuit against Fox News on Friday, seeking $787 million in damages over host Jesse Watters claim that he lied about a phone call the governor made with Donald Trump. “No more lies,” Newsom wrote on X, announcing the lawsuit. The damages figure is, at the very least, symbolic. That is about the same amount that the network settled Dominion Voting Systems’ lawsuit in 2023. The lawsuit was filed in a Delaware court.

"F1" Tops North American Box Office

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Brad Pitt's racing movie, F1, is No. 1 in North America, earning $55.6 million over the weekend.

Here’s the rest of the top 10:
2. How to Train Your Dragon - $19.4 million
3. Elio - $10.7 million
4. M3GAN 2.0 - $10.2 million
5. 28 Years Later - $9.7 million
6. Lilo & Stitch - $6.9 million
7. Mission: Impossible -- The Final Reckoning - $4.2 million
8. Materialists - $3 million
9. Ballerina - $2.1 million
10. Karate Kid: Legends - $1 million

Charlize Theron Torches Celebs Attending Bezo-Sanchez Wedding

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Charlize Theron took a sharp jab at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s high-profile wedding while speaking at her charity event, Block Party, in Los Angeles. Referring to their lavish, celebrity-packed celebration in Venice, Italy, Theron joked, "I think we might be the only people who did not get an invite to the Bezos wedding. But that’s OK because they suck and we’re cool." The remark, delivered deadpan, drew laughs but also framed a broader critique of wealth, privilege, and political inaction. Theron used the moment to highlight urgent issues, including immigration, women’s rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and gender-based violence, saying, “The world feels like it’s burning—because it is.” She criticized the U.S.'s regressive policies and ended emphatically: “Yeah, fk them.”**

Brad Pitt's Los Angeles Home Ransacked By Burglars While Out Of Town

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Brad Pitt’s Los Angeles home was burglarized on the night of June 25 while he was in London promoting his new film F1: The Movie. According to the LAPD, three suspects jumped a fence and broke in through a front window. The house was ransacked, and while the total value of stolen items is unknown, investigators are reviewing surveillance footage to identify the suspects. Pitt wasn’t home at the time and was photographed at the film premiere with girlfriend Ines de Ramon. His spokesperson declined to comment.

Jason Bateman & Jude Law's 'Black Rabbit' Series Gets Netflix Release Date

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Netflix has announced that Black Rabbit, a new limited series starring Jason Bateman and Jude Law, will premiere on September 18. The show is described as a thrilling character drama exploring the fragile bond between two brothers set in New York City's intense nightlife scene. Law plays Jake Friedken, a charismatic club owner, while Bateman plays his estranged brother Vince, whose unexpected return stirs up past trauma and new threats that could destroy everything they’ve built. Bateman also directs and executive produces the series, alongside Law and a large producing team.

Adam Sandler Sets New Comedy Tour Across 30-Plus Cities In North America

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Adam Sandler is heading back on tour with a new 33-city comedy and music tour titled You’re My Best Friend, kicking off September 5 in Jacksonville, Florida, and wrapping up November 1 with two shows in Las Vegas. This marks his first tour since his sold-out I Missed You tour in late 2023. Sandler announced the tour on Instagram with the message, “Let’s have some fun.” The news comes just months after his emotional tribute to Saturday Night Live during the SNL50: The Anniversary Special, where he honored late friends Chris Farley and Norm Macdonald in a heartfelt performance.

Mediator In Trump's CBS Lawsuit Proposes $20 Million Settlement

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A mediator has proposed a $20 million settlement in President Trump’s lawsuit against CBS and 60 Minutes, according to The Wall Street Journal. The proposed deal includes $17 million for Trump’s presidential foundation or museum, $3 million in legal fees, and public service announcements on Paramount-owned networks addressing antisemitism. Trump originally filed the $20 billion lawsuit in Texas, accusing 60 Minutes of deceptively editing an interview with Kamala Harris and violating false advertising laws. CBS recently called the suit “meritless” and an attack on First Amendment rights.

Young Frankenstein Series Eyed At FX From Mel Brooks And What We Do In The Shadows Producers

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FX is developing a new series called Very Young Frankenstein, inspired by Mel Brooks’ 1974 comedy classic Young Frankenstein. Mel Brooks will serve as an executive producer, alongside What We Do in the Shadows creators Taika Waititi, Garrett Basch, and Stefani Robinson, with Robinson also writing and showrunning. The original film starred Gene Wilder as the grandson of Dr. Frankenstein, with Peter Boyle as the monster and Marty Feldman as Igor (pronounced “Eye-gor”). Other notable characters included Inga, Fraü Blucher, and a cameo by Gene Hackman. Plot details for the new show are still under wraps.

Scarlett Johansson Calls Jurassic World Role A Dream Come True

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Scarlett Johansson says her role in Jurassic World: Rebirth is "a dream come true." The actress dished about portraying Zora in the film when she stopped by The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon Tuesday. "I have been trying to infiltrate the Jurassic universe for, like, three decades, and it turns out that fangirling pays off," she said. Johansson shared how when she was a kid, she had a Jurassic Park pup tent. "Honestly, it really, truly is a dream come true," she said of the film. The movie hits theaters July 2.

Petition Demands Kanye Be Cut From Festival

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A major backlash is building in Slovakia over Kanye West headlining the upcoming Rubicon festival in Bratislava. Over 3,500 people have signed a petition urging the mayor to block the performance, citing West's alleged antisemitic behavior and use of Nazi imagery. Critics point to his recent song "Heil Hitler," released on the anniversary of Nazi Germany’s defeat, which includes a Hitler speech sample and has since been banned in Germany. Activist groups argue that hosting West disrespects Slovakia’s Holocaust history and could attract extremist groups, potentially violating the country’s laws.

Judge Judy's 'Justice On Trial' Gets Premiere Date At Prime Video

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Justice on Trial, Judge Judy Sheindlin’s new series, will premiere July 21 on Prime Video, with all eight episodes releasing at once across more than 240 countries. The series revisits eight landmark U.S. court cases that affected millions of Americans, using reenactments, transcripts, and news footage. Viewers are invited to decide whether the courts got it right. Judge Judy says the show aims to challenge assumptions about justice and legal interpretation, exploring tough questions like limits on free speech, school curriculum decisions, and how suppressed evidence can impact trials. She promises viewers will leave “a little smarter.”

Arnold Schwarzenegger Reveals Movie That Made Him The Most Money

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Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed on Watch What Happens Live that the 1988 comedy Twins earned him the biggest paycheck of his career — despite taking no salary upfront. Instead, he and co-star Danny DeVito received backend profits, which Schwarzenegger said ended up being "well above" $40 million. The movie, which grossed over $216 million, marked Arnold’s first comedic role and iconic pairing with DeVito as genetically engineered brothers.

Katy Perry Reignites Split Rumors With Orlando Bloom By Renting Out Home To A-Lister

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Katy Perry has fueled breakup rumors with Orlando Bloom by quietly renting out the $30 million Montecito mansion she fiercely fought to acquire, even taking 85-year-old veteran Carl Westcott to court. The estate, once described as the perfect family home for her and Bloom to raise their daughter Daisy, is now being leased to actor Chris Pratt and his wife Katherine Schwarzenegger while they build their own home. The move has raised eyebrows, especially after Perry’s long legal battle to secure the property. While sources close to her claim she still plans to live there in the future, the decision has reignited speculation that her six-year engagement to Bloom is crumbling.

Brad Pitt On Attending Alcoholics Anonymous Amid Angelina Jolie Split

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Brad Pitt just opened up about his journey with Alcoholics Anonymous on an episode of Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard. The two actors bonded over their shared experiences in AA, even first getting to know each other at meetings. Pitt described AA as an “amazing thing,” praising the group for its honesty, humor, and the way members share their vulnerabilities and life struggles. He called it a “really special experience.” Shepard, who has been open about his own struggles with addiction, asked if Pitt felt nervous about talking to him publicly after meeting through AA. Pitt replied that he felt "quite at ease," showing his comfort and confidence in sharing his story.

"South Park" To Remain On MAX Past Current Deal's End Date

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South Park fans with Max subscription don’t have to spend the day binging their favorite show before it disappears from the platform. While yesterday was the last day under Paramount’s $500 million exclusive licensing deal for the hit animated series with the Warner Bros. Discovery streamer, South Park will remain on the platform for the time being. It is because WBD has been in talks with Paramount about keeping Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s animated hit on Max — likely on a non-exclusive basis. As these conversations continue, the show will remain on Max where the existing 26 seasons are currently available with no pending removal notice.

"How To Train Your Dragon" Tops North American Box Office

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The live-action version of the animated classic, How to Train Your Dragon, is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $37 million over the weekend.

Here’s the rest of the top 10:
2. 28 Years Later - $30 million
3. Elio - $21 million
4. Lilo & Stitch - $9.7 million
5. Mission: Impossible -- The Final Reckoning - $6.7 million
6. Materialists - $5.8 million
7. Ballerina - $4.5 million
8. Karate Kid: Legends - $2.4 million
9. Final Destinations: Bloodlines - $1.9 million
10. Kuberaa - $1.8 million

Food Network Star Anne Burrell's Death Under Police Investigation For Possible Drug Overdose

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Celebrity chef Anne Burrell, best known for Worst Cooks in America and Secrets of a Restaurant Chef, died at age 55 in what authorities are investigating as a possible drug overdose. She was found unconscious in the shower of her Brooklyn apartment surrounded by approximately 100 assorted pills, according to NYPD documents. Emergency services were unable to revive her. An autopsy has been completed, but the cause of death remains pending.

Johnny Depp Says He Has No Regrets About Amber Heard Trial

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In a revealing interview with The Times U.K., Johnny Depp opened up about his turbulent public and professional life, calling himself a “crash test dummy for #MeToo” and insisting he never truly left Hollywood despite his “boycott”-like ousting. Depp said he has no regrets about his legal battle with ex-wife Amber Heard, during which he was awarded damages in a 2022 U.S. defamation trial. The case stemmed from a 2018 Washington Post op-ed in which Heard described herself as a domestic violence survivor, without naming Depp. Although a jury sided with him in the U.S., a prior 2020 U.K. libel case found Depp had committed multiple assaults against Heard. Depp said he chose to go to trial in the U.S. to protect his name and legacy: “If I don’t try to represent the truth, it will be like I’ve actually committed the acts I am accused of. And my kids will have to live with it.” He also criticized the entertainment industry for turning on him, lamenting that even close friends who once attended his kids’ birthday parties abandoned him. “I wanted to see who was playing it safe. Better go woke!”

Capitol Police Speak On 'Troubling' Pizza Deliveries

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Federal authorities are investigating a series of anonymous pizza deliveries sent to the homes of U.S. lawmakers and Capitol Police leadership, raising security concerns. Both Democrats and Republicans have been targeted, as well as current and former Capitol Police officials. Investigators fear the pizzas may serve as a threat or intimidation tactic, signaling that someone knows where these individuals live. The deliveries occurred amid what Capitol Police describe as a "heightened threat landscape", with most pizzas arriving the same weekend authorities were searching for a suspect in the fatal shooting of two Minnesota lawmakers. That suspect allegedly had a hit list of additional political figures. The Capitol Police are working with multiple agencies and emphasize that threats against elected officials will not be tolerated.

Drake Reveals Massive Sports Betting Losses

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Drake is opening up about the less glamorous side of gambling, revealing on Instagram that he’s lost around $8 million over the past month from nearly $125 million in bets. The losses, tied to sports wagers during the NBA and NHL playoffs and a $750K cricket bet, were shared via his Instagram Story in partnership with the betting platform Stake, with whom he has a deal. Despite being known for the so-called “Drake curse,” the rapper isn’t giving up—he recently wagered $800K on Game 6 of the NBA Finals, betting on the Oklahoma City Thunder to win. Drake even poked fun at himself, calling his betting skills “flawed.” Meanwhile, rumors are swirling that he’s working on a new album possibly titled Iceman, expected later in 2025.

Drake Reveals Massive Sports Betting Losses

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Drake is opening up about the less glamorous side of gambling, revealing on Instagram that he’s lost around $8 million over the past month from nearly $125 million in bets. The losses, tied to sports wagers during the NBA and NHL playoffs and a $750K cricket bet, were shared via his Instagram Story in partnership with the betting platform Stake, with whom he has a deal. Despite being known for the so-called “Drake curse,” the rapper isn’t giving up—he recently wagered $800K on Game 6 of the NBA Finals, betting on the Oklahoma City Thunder to win. Drake even poked fun at himself, calling his betting skills “flawed.” Meanwhile, rumors are swirling that he’s working on a new album possibly titled Iceman, expected later in 2025.

Controversial 1980s Horror Film That Was Pulled From Theaters Because It Was So Gruesome Set For Reboot

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The controversial 1984 slasher Silent Night, Deadly Night is getting a reboot, with a gruesome, unrated version scheduled to hit theaters on December 12, 2025. The original film sparked backlash for its graphic violence and portrayal of a killer Santa, leading to its removal from theaters after public outrage—particularly from parents. Despite this, it gained cult status and spawned several sequels and a 2012 remake. The new film, from the team behind Terrifier 3, will star Rohan Campbell (from Halloween Ends) as Billy Chapman, the traumatized orphan turned killer Santa.

Jeremy Allen White Sings As Springsteen In Movie Trailer

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Bruce Springsteen fans have been given their first glimpse of Jeremy Allen White's portrayal of The Boss, in the trailer for new biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere. The movie follows Springsteen as he records his sixth album, the stark and stripped-down Nebraska, testing the patience of a record label who want a follow-up to his 1980 pop hit Hungry Heart. White, who has won three Emmys for his lead performance in The Bear, is seen playing harmonica and singing Nebraska's title track, as well as Springsteen's breakthrough hit Born To Run. The movie will be out in October.

"Thunderbolts" Available On Digital, Blu-Ray In July

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Thunderbolts arrives for purchase on digital platforms beginning July 1, Marvel Entertainment just announced. The film stars Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes, Florence Pugh as Yelena, Wyatt Russell as John Walker, David Harbour as Red Guardian and Hannah John-Kamen as Ghost. Together the group of reluctant superheroes face off against "The Void" (Lewis Pullman). "Everyone here has done bad things. You can't escape the past," Yelena says in the trailer. The film follows them as they step in for the absent Avengers and redeem themselves. Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Geraldine Viswanathan and Olga Kurylenko also star. Thunderbolts becomes available for digital purchase July 1 and arrives on Blu-ray July 29. The movie opened in theaters May 2.

Blake Lively's Private Texts With Taylor Swift Will Be Released In Lawsuit Saga

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Blake Lively’s legal feud with It Ends With Us co-star and director Justin Baldoni just escalated, as a judge denied her request to block the release of private communications with former best friend Taylor Swift. The messages—subpoenaed by Baldoni’s legal team—may include texts and emails tied to the film, and potentially Lively’s alleged attempts to intimidate Baldoni by invoking Swift, who she once bizarrely referred to as “my dragon.” Although Swift avoided being subpoenaed directly, Baldoni’s team obtained the info they needed from her father, Scott Swift, who reportedly volunteered it to protect his daughter from further legal entanglement. The move followed allegations that Lively’s lawyers attempted to coerce Swift into publicly supporting Lively—an accusation Lively’s team has denied and labeled “categorically false.” The legal drama stems from Lively’s original sexual harassment lawsuit filed last December, which Baldoni answered with a $400 million countersuit accusing Lively and husband Ryan Reynolds of defamation. The defamation claim has since been dropped, but civil extortion and invasion of privacy claims remain.

Kelsey Grammer, 70, Expecting Baby Number 8

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Kelsey Grammer, 70, best known for Frasier, is expecting his eighth child with wife Kayte Walsh, 46. Walsh, who shares three children with Grammer, was seen in London showing her baby bump, confirming the pregnancy. Grammer has seven children from previous relationships and has spoken about the joy and challenges of fatherhood since becoming a dad in 1983. He credits his acting career with helping him be present for his family and has expressed pride in his children following him into the entertainment industry. Though he admits to having neglected some of his older children, especially his first two, Grammer is focused on making up for lost time and staying involved in their lives. He remains optimistic about supporting his growing family.

Tyler Perry Sued For Sexual Harassment

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Actor Derek Dixon has filed a $260 million lawsuit against Tyler Perry, alleging a pattern of quid pro quo sexual harassment, assault, retaliation, and emotional distress. Filed on June 13, the lawsuit claims Perry used his industry power to pursue a coercive sexual dynamic with Dixon, initially offering him roles on BET+’s Ruthless and later casting him as a series regular on The Oval (where Dixon appeared in 85 episodes). Dixon alleges that after he rejected Perry’s advances, Perry retaliated professionally, ultimately leading Dixon to quit the show during its sixth season. The lawsuit also accuses Perry of giving acting opportunities, cars, and money to vulnerable men in exchange for sexual favors and using the threat of writing off characters as coercion. Perry’s attorney has strongly denied the allegations, calling it a "scam" and claiming Dixon is attempting to "shake down" Perry with fabricated claims. The lawsuit includes screenshots of texts as part of Dixon’s evidence.

Anne Burrell, Food Network Star And Worst Cooks In America Host Dies At 55

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Celebrity chef Anne Burrell died yesterday at her home in Brooklyn, New York, at the age of 55. Known for her spiky platinum hair, vibrant personality, and culinary talent, Burrell was best known as the longtime host of Worst Cooks in America on Food Network. She also starred in several other shows, including Secrets of a Restaurant Chef and Iron Chef America, and published two successful cookbooks. Burrell began her culinary journey inspired by her mother’s cooking and Julia Child, eventually graduating from the Culinary Institute of America in 1996. She trained in Italy and worked in renowned New York restaurants before making her mark on television. She is survived by her husband, Stuart Claxton—whom she met on Bumble and married in 2021—his son Javier, her mother Marlene, sister Jane, brother Ben, and her children Isabella, Amelia, and Nicolas. Her family remembered her as a radiant and loving presence who touched millions through her warmth, generosity, and passion for food. No word on a cause of death.

Supreme Court Hands Ed Sheeran Legal Win In Marvin Gaye Copyright Fight

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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a copyright case accusing Ed Sheeran of copying Marvin Gaye’s 1973 hit “Let’s Get It On” in his 2014 song “Thinking Out Loud.” The lawsuit was brought by Structured Asset Sales (SAS), which owns part of the rights to Gaye’s song. SAS claimed Sheeran used the song’s melody, harmony, and rhythm. However, a federal judge dismissed the case in 2023, ruling the musical elements were too common to be protected by copyright. That decision was upheld by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and now the Supreme Court’s refusal to review the case ends the matter in Sheeran’s favor.

'Fantastic Four' Teaser Introduces H.E.R.B.I.E. Robot

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Marvel Entertainment is teasing Fantastic Four: First Steps by introducing a new character. H.E.R.B.I.E. is introduced as the robot that lends "a helping hand" to the Fantastic Four. The character is voiced by Matthew Wood. "The state-of-the-art personal assistant that does everything without a single complaint, and when trouble appears, he's a valuable member of the team," a voice says in the clip. H.E.R.B.I.E. is shown protecting a newborn baby, fixing dinner, and assembling a crib. The Fantastic Four stars Pedro Pascal as Mr. Fantastic, Vanessa Kirby as Invisible Woman, Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Thing, Joseph Quinn as Human Torch and Julia Garner as the Silver Surfer. The movie hits theaters July 25.

Four Teams Search The Seas In 'All The Sharks' Competition Series

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Netflix just dropped a trailer for reality competition series All the Sharks, featuring four teams of shark experts traveling the world to photograph the undersea predators. The trailer introduces four teams of "shark FINactics" charged with traveling to six locations across the globe to attempt to locate and photograph the most shark species. The teams will travel to the Maldives, the Galapagos Islands, the Bahamas, South Africa, Japan and Australia in their search for sharks. "Every shark caught on camera earns you points. The rarer the shark, the more points you earn," host Tom "The Blowfish" Hird explains in the trailer. The winning team will earn $50,000 for the charity of their choice. All the Sharks debuts July 4 on Netflix.

Caitlyn Jenner Flees Israel Amid Iran Missle Attacks

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Caitlyn Jenner fled Israel on Saturday amid escalating missile attacks from Iran. She had been in Tel Aviv for a Pride event and posted photos from her trip, including visits to Jerusalem’s Western Wall. However, her plans were disrupted after Israel struck Iranian targets, prompting Iran to retaliate with ballistic missile attacks. Jenner praised Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Donald Trump on social media, declaring her support for Israel and the Iranian people. She and CNN commentator Scott Jennings were among several Americans briefly stranded in Israel after airports closed and emergency alerts were issued. During the chaos, Jenner sheltered in place, sipped wine with locals, and reassured family that she was safe. Despite being caught in a conflict zone, she remained in good spirits, joking on social media and staying in contact with the U.S. embassy. She later managed to leave the country safely.

"How To Train Your Dragon" Tops North American Box Office

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The live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $83.7 million over the weekend.

The rest of the top 10:
2. Lilo & Stitch – $15.5 million
3. Materialists – $12 million
4. Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning – $10.3 million
5. From the World of John Wick: Ballerina – $9.4 million
6. Karate Kid: Legends – $5 million
7. Final Destination: Bloodlines – $3.9 million
8. The Phoenician Scheme – $3 million
9. The Life of Chuck – $2.1 million
10. Sinners – $1.5 million

Billy Bob Thornton Shocks Kathy Bates By Revealing That He Nearly Starred In Misery With Her

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Billy Bob Thornton revealed he once auditioned for Misery and was initially cast — a surprise to his longtime friend and co-star Kathy Bates, who won an Oscar for her role in the movie. In a conversation for Variety’s Actors on Actors, Thornton recalled that director Rob Reiner had chosen him to play a deputy sheriff, but later called him personally to say the character had been written out of the script before filming began. Though he missed out on Misery, Thornton respected Reiner's honesty and said he appreciated the call. Bates agreed, calling it a rare and thoughtful gesture from a director. Thornton and Bates eventually worked together on Primary Colors (1998) and Bad Santa 2 (2016).

Jonas Brothers, AVA Max To Perform At Macy's 4th Of July Fireworks

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The Jonas Brothers, Ava Max, and Eric Church are set to perform at the 49th annual Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks special, airing July 4 on NBC and Peacock, and at 9 p.m. on Telemundo. Other performers include Lenny Kravitz, Keke Palmer, Trisha Yearwood, and Ariana DeBose, who will also host the event. The celebration will feature a 25-minute fireworks show with 80,000 shells and a projection display centered around New York’s Brooklyn Bridge and the lower East River. The musical score for the fireworks is being produced by Questlove (Ahmir Thompson) and James Poyser.

Mel Brooks Will Reprise His Spaceballs Roll For Sequel 40 Years After Original

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Yesterday, Amazon MGM Studios announced that Mel Brooks, 98, will step in front of the camera to reprise his Spaceballs role as Yogurt — a gold-skinned parody of Star Wars fan-favorite Yoda — in the upcoming sequel to his 1987 parody that he is making with Josh Gad. "I told you we'd be back," Brooks wrote in a post he shared on X yesterday - alongside a Star Wars-style title crawl video that announced the untitled movie will hit theaters in 2027. "After 40 years, we asked, 'What do the fans want?' But instead, we're making this movie," Brooks himself said in an appearance at the end of the video. "May the Schwartz be with you," he added.

Dakota Johnson Says Hollywood Is A 'Mess' Because Studios Want To 'Remake The Same Things'

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Actress Dakota Johnson recently shared her thoughts on the state of Hollywood during an appearance on Hot Ones, calling the industry "a bit of a mess." She criticized how creative decisions are often made by committees or people who don’t even watch movies, which she believes contributes to the lack of originality in film. Johnson pointed out that studios keep remaking the same things because of past success, but audiences actually crave fresh, new experiences. She suggested that the industry’s risk-aversion and dependence on franchise reboots and sequels (like Harry Potter, Twilight, and spin-offs like House of the Dragon or Young Sheldon) makes it tough for original ideas to break through.

"Thunderbolts," "Last of Us" Lead Critics Choice Super Awards Nominees

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The 2025 Critics Choice Super Awards nominations are in, with Deadpool & Wolverine and Thunderbolts leading the film categories, each scoring six nods, including Best Superhero Movie. In TV, The Last of Us tops the charts with six nominations as well, recognized in categories like Best Superhero Series and Best Horror Series. Hosted by the Critics Choice Association, the Super Awards celebrate fan-favorite genres like superhero, sci-fi/fantasy, horror, and action across film and television. Director Sean O'Connell praised this year’s nominees for their standout performances and craftsmanship, calling them "the very best of popular culture." Winners will be announced August 7 at 9 a.m. EDT on criticschoice.com.

Trump's Message To Actors Who Boycotted His Kennedy Center Appearance

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President Donald Trump attended a Les Misérables performance at the Kennedy Center last night with First Lady Melania Trump, brushing off cast members boycotting his appearance. “I couldn’t care less,” he said. “All I do is run the country well.”

Brian Wilson, Beach Boys Cofounder, Dies At 82

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Brian Wilson, the creative force behind the Beach Boys and one of pop music’s most influential figures, has died at age 82. His family announced his passing yesterday on social media. No cause of death was given. Wilson's musical genius helped shape the California sound of the 1960s with hits like “California Girls” and “Little Deuce Coupe,” while his groundbreaking 1966 album Pet Sounds influenced generations of musicians — including The Beatles, who responded with Sgt. Pepper's. Despite battling severe mental health issues, particularly during the 1970s and ’80s, Wilson remained an iconic figure in American music. His legacy includes not only his vast catalog of meticulously crafted songs, but also his resilience in the face of personal struggles. He is survived by daughters Carnie and Wendy (of the pop trio Wilson Phillips) from his first marriage, and five adopted children from his second.

New 'Wonder Woman' Movie Being Written Right Now

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Wonder Woman is still part of DC Studios' future under James Gunn and Peter Safran. Gunn confirmed that a new Wonder Woman project is currently being written, although no writer or lead actress has been announced yet. This version will be separate from the Paradise Lost HBO Max series, which is still in development and described as a Game of Thrones-style drama set on Themyscira. This marks a departure from the previous Zack Snyder-led DC universe and confirms that Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman 3 is not moving forward. Jenkins said she never walked away and was open to continuing, but DC ultimately decided not to proceed with her version after the underwhelming release of Wonder Woman 1984.

Stephen King's 'The Institute' Trailer Sees Gifted Kids Subjected To Horrific Experiments In MGM+ Series

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MGM+ has released the first trailer for The Institute, an eight-episode thriller series based on Stephen King’s 2019 novel. The show centers on gifted children who have been abducted and subjected to disturbing experiments at a secret facility. One child chillingly describes the pain as feeling like “a nail is being hammered into your forehead.” Directed by Jack Bender and written by Benjamin Cavell, The Institute premieres July 13 on MGM+.

Netflix Defies Trump's Movie Tariffs With $1 Billion Investment

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Netflix is making a major international move with a $1.14 billion investment in Spain to fund new shows between 2025 and 2028, despite President Trump’s recent call for a 100% tariff on foreign-made films. CEO Ted Sarandos announced the investment at a press conference in Tres Cantos, highlighting Spain’s creative talent and business environment. Trump's proposed tariff, announced on Truth Social, has caused confusion in the industry, with few details about how it would be implemented. He claims the measure is meant to protect U.S. filmmaking and counter foreign incentives, but critics warn it could backfire by reducing production and prompting retaliation abroad. Netflix began producing in Spain in 2015 with hits like Money Heist, and has since expanded with a major studio complex in Madrid. The investment also comes as the company faces regulatory hurdles in other countries, such as France’s 15-month streaming delay for theatrical releases. Analysts fear Trump’s potential tariff could further disrupt an already slowed U.S. production landscape.

Justin Baldoni's $400 Million Countersuit Against Blake Lively Dismissed Amid 'It Ends With Us' Drama

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Justin Baldoni’s $400 million countersuit against Blake Lively has been dismissed, delivering a major setback to the It Ends With Us director. Lively had initially sued Baldoni in December 2024 for sexual harassment during the film’s production. Baldoni denied the allegations and responded with a defamation suit targeting Lively, her husband Ryan Reynolds, her publicist Leslie Sloane, and The New York Times. However, a federal judge tossed out Baldoni’s case, ruling Lively’s statements were protected as part of legal proceedings and finding no evidence of defamation by the others. A separate $250 million suit against The New York Times was also dismissed for lack of malice. Lively’s legal team called the decision a “total victory” and now seeks attorney’s fees, treble, and punitive damages. The feud has caused major fallout for Baldoni, including being dropped by WME and facing additional lawsuits. His efforts to push back, including launching a personal website, have so far failed to gain traction.

Brad Pitt Is Launching A Side Hustle

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Brad Pitt is launching a line of linen clothing for summer. Pitt launched his own clothing company called God's True Cashmere in 2019 with designer and spiritual healer Sat Hari. Now the brand is branching out into warm weather wear with The Elysian Collection, a unisex range made from biodegradable linen. “This collection is vibrant, exciting and introduces a fresh dimension to what we are doing. Linen seems like the obvious progression of the brand, adding natural fibers with properties and textures we enjoy,” Brad said in a statement. Hari added: “I am inspired by this new adventure for the brand. We have focused on expressing our version of what a luxury linen garment could be. There is a natural progression from our cashmere line including familiar bodies, gemstones and a focus on the holistic qualities, which I believe will resonate with our customer.” The pieces - which include shirts, trousers and shorts - come in shades of cream, white, yellow and green.

How Much Does A Kardashian Nanny Earn?

Posted About Eleven Months Ago

Kim Kardashian is reportedly spending millions each year on childcare, employing around 10 full-time nannies to help raise her four children — North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm — whom she shares with ex-husband Kanye West. DailyMail is reporting that each nanny earns over $100,000 annually, and their duties go far beyond basic babysitting. They follow detailed, child-specific instructions, manage the kids’ schedules, travel with them (even when visiting their father), and assist with tasks ranging from laundry to security coordination. The nannies typically work 12-hour shifts starting at 6 a.m., with some living in Kardashian’s home for around-the-clock coverage. The children also have a team of tutors, stylists, and arts and nutrition specialists. Despite the hefty price tag, Kardashian sees this as part of her commitment to giving her kids the best upbringing possible while balancing her career, appearances, and recent law school completion.

Tom Cruise's Burning Parachute Stunt Earns Guinness World Record

Posted About Eleven Months Ago

Tom Cruise set a new Guinness World Record while filming Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning by completing 16 parachute jumps with his chute intentionally set on fire. The stunt involved Cruise jumping from a helicopter with a fuel-soaked parachute that was ignited mid-air. After each flaming descent, he detached the burning chute and safely deployed a backup. Guinness recognized the feat as the “most burning parachute jumps by an individual.” Editor-in-chief Craig Glenday praised Cruise for his fearless commitment to authenticity, saying, “Tom doesn't just play action heroes — he is an action hero.”

Bruce Willis "Found Secret Ways Of Working Through Degenerative Illness", Wife Reveals

Posted About Eleven Months Ago

Bruce Willis quietly continued acting even as his health declined due to frontotemporal dementia, his wife Emma Heming Willis reveals in her upcoming book, The Unexpected Journey, set to be released in September. The book, categorized as self-help rather than memoir, shares how Bruce stayed active in Hollywood through clever workarounds. On films like Assassin (2023) and the Detective Knight series (2022–23), directors shortened his lines, and a trusted friend fed him dialogue through an earpiece. His slower speech was not immediately seen as unusual, in part due to a childhood stutter he once used to his comedic advantage. Emma says she wrote the book to support caregivers and families navigating degenerative illnesses. She recalls how lost she felt after Bruce’s diagnosis, but now wants to offer others a roadmap to hope and support. Willis left the public eye in 2022, but his determination to keep working through his condition remained a quiet part of his legacy.

"Lilo & STitch" Tops North American Box Office For 3rd Weekend

Posted About Eleven Months Ago

Lilo & Stitch is the No. 1 movie in North America for a third weekend. The film took in an additional $32.5 million this Friday through Sunday.

Here’s the rest of the top 10:
2. From the World of John Wick: Ballerina - $25 million
3. Mission: Impossible -- The Reckoning - $15 million
4. Karate Kid: Legends - $8.7 million
5. Final Destination: Bloodlines - $6.5 million
6. The Phoenician Scheme - $6.3 million
7. Bring Her Back - $3.5 million
8. Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye - $3.1 million
9. Sinners - $2.9 million
10. Thunderbolts - $2.5 million

Blumhouse In Talks To Buy 'Saw' Franchise From Twisted Pictures

Posted About Year Ago

Blumhouse may soon take a stake in the Saw franchise, reviving acquisition talks with Twisted Pictures that previously stalled. Negotiations are back on for Blumhouse to acquire Twisted Pictures’ ownership share of the long-running horror franchise, co-owned with Lionsgate, which has distributed all Saw films since the original debuted in 2004. If the deal closes, it would partially return Saw to the hands of its original creators, James Wan and Leigh Whannell. Wan’s production company, Atomic Monster, merged with Blumhouse in early 2024.

Will Ferrell Developing 'Eurovision' Stage Musical Based On His 2020 Netflix Film

Posted About Year Ago

A stage musical adaptation of Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is officially in the works, with Will Ferrell leading the creative team. Ferrell, who starred in the 2020 Netflix comedy, is co-writing the musical’s book with Harper Steele and Anthony King. Savan Kotecha, who co-wrote the Oscar-nominated song “Husavik,” will handle the music, and Tony-winning director Alex Timbers (Moulin Rouge!) is set to direct. Ferrell said he’s thrilled to “celebrate all the things we love about this amazing and unifying song competition” on Broadway. Timbers praised the film’s humor and heart, calling it a “joyful” story that lifted spirits during the pandemic. The film followed Icelandic musicians Lars and Sigrit, played by Ferrell and Rachel McAdams, as they chase their Eurovision dreams. The new stage version promises to bring the same mix of heart, spectacle, and irreverence to the theater.

Tom Hanks Breaks His Silence On His Daughter's Bombshell Memoir Detailing Her Disturbing Childhood

Posted About Year Ago

Tom Hanks has spoken publicly for the first time about his daughter E.A. Hanks’ revealing memoir, The 10: A Memoir of Family and the Open Road. At the premiere of his new film The Phoenician Scheme, Hanks praised E.A. for her courage and honesty in writing the book, which explores her difficult upbringing, her strained relationship with her late mother Samantha Lewes, and life as the child of two Hollywood parents. The memoir details E.A.'s early years in Los Angeles, her sudden move to Sacramento with her mother and brother after her parents’ 1987 divorce, and the emotional and physical abuse she says she endured. At age 14, after an especially violent incident, she moved back to Los Angeles to live with her father. E.A. also shares her belief that her mother likely suffered from undiagnosed bipolar disorder, citing disturbing journal entries written before her death from bone cancer in 2002. One entry included a graphic and delusional claim about a crime committed by her own father—E.A.’s grandfather. Hanks, who was married to Lewes from 1979 to 1987, acknowledged the intensity of the memoir but said he wasn’t surprised by his daughter’s strength in tackling the subject. He also praised her openness about the process.

Rick Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up' Hits 1 Billion Streams On Spotify

Posted About One Year Ago

Rick Astley's 1987 hit "Never Gonna Give You Up" has officially joined Spotify's "Billions Club," surpassing one billion streams. Originally released on Astley’s debut album Whenever You Need Somebody, the song was a chart-topping success in its time and has now found new life through streaming. Astley expressed his gratitude, saying he never imagined the song would still be thriving decades later. Written and produced by Stock Aitken Waterman, the track topped the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks and has sold five million copies. It gained renewed popularity in the late 2000s thanks to the viral "Rickrolling" meme, where users are tricked into watching its music video.

Diddy Trial: Fan Unleashes Profane Outburst, Mogul Watches Her Get Dragged From Courtroom

Posted About One Year Ago

A security guard working at the ritzy Los Angeles hotel where Sean “Diddy” Combs was infamously caught on video brutally beating and kicking then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura testified yesterday in the rapper’s sex-trafficking and racketeering conspiracy trial. A woman was escorted out of the courtroom just before testimony was set to kick off yesterday after she went on a profane rant. "Diddy, these motherf--kers are laughing at you!" the woman screamed. She also railed against the "system" before court marshals told her "Don't do it again" and then led her out. The jury wasn’t in the courtroom during the outburst. Diddy turned around and was looking at her while she yelled.

Jelly Roll Reveals Why He Won't Perform In Nashville Again Until 2027

Posted About One Year Ago

Jelly Roll has announced that he won’t perform in Nashville again until 2027 — and it’s all part of a dream. During a May 30 performance at Bridgestone Arena, Jelly told fans that he wants to be the first artist to play the new Nissan Stadium when it opens in spring 2027. He paused his set to share the emotional goal, saying, “Let the local boy live a dream... I believe in Nashville.” The country singer reflected on his journey — from selling out Bridgestone Arena three times to growing up in Nashville and spending time in jail and juvenile detention. Jelly previously donated a recording studio to the juvenile center where he first discovered music. He now owns a bar on Broadway called Jelly Roll’s Goodnight Nashville and is currently on the Big A** Stadium Tour with Post Malone, with stops through July 1.

Jamie Foxx Roasts Diddy

Posted About One Year Ago

Jamie Foxx is going after Sean “Diddy” Combs. Foxx roasted Combs as he weighed in on the rapper’s ongoing sex-trafficking case at Netflix’s All-Star Comedy Night on May 29. “That Diddy s–t is crazy, huh?” Foxx said onstage at the Comedy Store in Los Angeles. “I don’t know if he’s going to jail, but he’s a nasty motherf—er.” “S–t! Am I right? Especially for our community,” the comedian continued. “[For] white people, it’s cool, but black people are like, that was our hero. All that baby oil, boy. Then, the urine.”

"The Accountant 2" Sets Prime Video Premiere Date

Posted About One Year Ago

Amazon MGM Studios just announced that The Accountant 2, starring Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal, will start streaming globally on Prime Video this Thursday. This comes following an April theatrical release which saw the action thriller sequel gross over $100 million worldwide. Prior to that, it premiered to critical acclaim at SXSW, winning the festival’s Headliner Audience Award.

Mark Hamill On Why He Won't Return As Luke Skywalker In The 'Star Wars' Franchise

Posted About One Year Ago

Mark Hamill has made it clear he's moved on from the Star Wars universe. In a recent interview with ComicBook.com, the actor said fans shouldn’t expect him to return as Luke Skywalker, and he believes the franchise should now focus on new characters. Reflecting on his time in the original films, Hamill expressed gratitude to George Lucas, calling it “the most expensive low-budget movie ever made.” He added, “I had my time… but I really think they should focus on the future.”

"Lilo & Stitch" Tops North American Box Office

Posted About One Year Ago

Lilo & Stitch is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $63 million over the weekend.

Here’s the rest of the top 10:
2. Mission: Impossible -- The Final Reckoning - $27.3 million
3. Karate Kid: Legends - $21 million
4. Final Destination: Bloodlines - $10.8 million
5. Bring Her Back - $7.1 million
6. Sinners - $5.2 million
7. Thunderbolts - $4.8 million
8. Friendship - $2.6 million
9. The Last Rodeo - $2.1 million
10. j-hope Tour Hope on the Stage in Japan - $940,000

Third "Knives Out" Movie To Premiere On Netflix December 12th

Posted About One Year Ago

Netflix just announced that its third Knives Out movie -- Wake Up Dead Man -- will premiere on the streaming platform Dec. 12. The movie stars Daniel Craig as the brilliant private detective Benoit Blanc. The cast also includes Jeremy Renner, Kerry Washington, Josh O'Connor, Glenn Close, Josh Brolin and Mila Kunis. The film is a threequel that follows 2019's Knives Out and 2021's Glass Onion.

"Stranger Things" S5 To Premiere November 26th

Posted About One Year Ago

Stranger Things Season 5 will premiere on Netflix Nov. 26. The final season will be broken up into three chapters. The second part will stream on Christmas Day and the third on New Year's Eve. Season 4 wrapped up in 2022. The sci-fi show stars Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Sadie Sink, Jamie Campbell Bower, Maya Hawke and Joe Keery.