Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is back! Justin Timberlake goes viral (again). And who is the Gay King of Christmas? All that and more below...
After a six-year hiatus, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show came back with Cher performing at the iconic fashion show.
Over on the podcast, Jenny Slate spoke with me about her new book Lifeform and Mikey Madison chatted with me about her new movie Anora. (She's getting a ton of Oscar buzz for that one!) Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and or wherever you get podcasts.
Justin Timberlake has gone viral, and this time for something not bad.
The "Gay King of Christmas," aka Mean Girls' Jonathan Bennett, said we're "sliding back" when it comes to LGBTQ rights.
Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans have a Christmas movie coming out. It looks... like a Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans Christmas movie.
Prepare yourself for a season of Paul Mescal thirst trap photoshoots as he promotes Gladiator II. (Because he knows what we want.)
That's it for me today. I'll be back Friday with a recap of everything that went down this week on reality TV. Catch up on what happened last week. Have a good one!
Travis Kelce admitted he's "terrified" about his debut as a TV host on the new quiz show Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity? Go behind the quote below.
"I was constantly exerting a lot of energy to play her, because she is so different from me," Mikey Madison tells Newsweek about her new film. Read the full interview.
Eastwood's daughter Francesca allegedly got into a physical altercation with her boyfriend on Saturday night. Here's what we know.
Rapper Bow Wow complained about the lack of hip-hop parties now that Diddy is in jail. Here's what he said.
King Charles III will visit Australia amid arguments over a snub from politicians and calls to make it his "farewell tour." This is why it's risky.
The iconic actor revealed his true feelings about a 1982 throwback photo. Check it out.
By H. Alan Scott
Jenny Slate is ready to be herself. "I think what is [evident] in my work is that through my own journey, not just through motherhood, but my own connection with myself as a developing artist, is that I just don't feel myself flailing anymore." She's writing about this confidence in her new book of essays Lifeform (Little, Brown and Company, October 22), which depicts her unique journey into motherhood. Read what she had to say about her new project below.
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