After Donald Trump's decisive win, many of his more famous opponents in Hollywood have largely fallen silent. Are we going to see a change in how celebrities talk about Trump? Newsweek's Ryan Smith looks into the impact Trump's election has had on Hollywood.
Speaking of Hollywood, there's a lot of entertainment news dropping today. Here's what you need to know to start your week...
Wendy Williams was spotted for the first time since August. A fan documented their encounter with the former talk show host in Florida. This rare sighting comes after The Sun reported that Williams is "afflicted by early-onset dementia and, as a result, has become cognitively impaired and permanently incapacitated," per court documents. She looks good, and I love to see that.
Looks like things between Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner are still going strong. A video posted to TMZ shows the pair right by each other's side at an event for Chalamet's new film A Complete Unknown. I don't know why I'm so invested in this story, but I love to see them together. (And I hope Chalamet pops up on the new season of The Kardashians.)
We've got a new trailer for The White Lotus! I repeat, we've got a new trailer for The White Lotus.
Finally, Margaret Cho is in trouble over comments she made about the alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO shooter, Luigi Mangione. Asked at an event what she's holding space for, the comic responded, "I'm holding space for, um, as most people I know are, we're holding space for those eyebrows, that body, the abs," referring to Mangione. She's not alone in reacting to Mangione's appearance. Newsweek's Jason Lemon reported on how some are making Mangione into a gay icon.
Well, that's it for me today. Keep scrolling for more entertainment news.
The episode kicked off with a parody of Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, tackling the internet's obsession with Mangione. Watch it here.
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Actor Camilla Luddington revealed that she and other cast members were "traumatized" by a storyline from Season 8 of the hit show. Here's why.
Princess Kate was ridiculed on The Daily Show over her inclusion as a Time Person of the Year finalist alongside winner Donald Trump, while Joe Biden was left out.
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The Hollywood star was seen celebrating his birthday on Friday when someone hurled a glass at him. Here's the latest.
Kelce's new contract made him the highest-paid tight end in the NFL—but that's only a portion of his net worth. Here's how much he's worth altogether.
The podcast host shared videos with theories about the drones and said he hoped it was "incels" flying them. Here's why he's concerned.
The 40-year-old Grammy-nominated artist proudly proves that his dedicated work is paying off. See his progress.
By Billie Schwab Dunn
Bob Mackie has revealed what it's been like working with Cher for almost six decades and shared an amusing behind-the-scenes encounter he had with the singer at the start of her career.
The celebrity designer is the mastermind behind historical fashion moments of stars including Tina Turner, Miley Cyrus, Pink and Zendaya. Many celebrities dream of working with Mackie, who has a decades-long friendship with Cher. Together, they pushed the limits of what was thought acceptable in mainstream fashion, changing it forever.
During a conversation with Newsweek, Mackie shared how he and Cher, often called the "Goddess of Pop," first met.
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