Seth Meyers got a bit ahead of himself in Monday’s night “A Closer Look” segment, leading to a flub that the audience found endearing. But, when they applauded him for it, the NBC host waved them off, scolding the crowd for giving him “your Mitch-McConnell-is-dead applause.” The mistake occurred about halfway through the segment, as the “Late Night” host cracked up at Eric Croft, the chairman of the Alaska Democratic party who compared counting ballots in the state to having sex (“Finishing first and early is not the main goal”). “I didn’t realize the ‘blue’ in ‘blue wave’ meant things were going to get filthy. ‘So Democrats are, uh, we’re pretty excited,’” Meyers joked, pretending to speak into a microphone. “‘We’re so excited about, uh,’ oh sorry, s–t!” With that, Meyers literally cut himself off and cracked up for a moment. He quickly recovered though, and explained that he launched into the microphone bit too soon, and “couldn’t get out of it.” As the audience applause picked up, the late night host simply narrowed his eyes at the crowd. “Don’t,” he scolded. “Don’t give me your Mitch-McConnell-is-dead applause!” That only earned a bigger laugh, but it did quiet the applause,…

The singer is set to kick off her Las Vegas residency later this week.

As the world celebrates ‘Sesame Street Day’ today, the long-running PBS show has survived by embracing the creator economy and cutting deals with the likes of Netflix after its pact with HBO ended.

The singer-songwriter is heading to cities around North America at the beginning of the year.

Famed baker and author Amirah Kassem will join Barrymore and celebrity chef judges Christina Tosi and Dook Chase in the Nov. 23 special.

Strong, whose new book “Book Meets World” is out now, is revealing just some of his favorite reads.

Martinez alleged Berry physically harmed their 13-year-old son, Mateo.

The disgraced British comedian rose to fame over two decades ago.

Before Cliff Booth, there was Aldo Raine. In an exclusive excerpt of a new book about Tarantino’s sixth film, Pitt and Tarantino reminisce about the epic all-nighter that got the actor to say yes to killing Nazis.

“This special is an introduction for a lot of people to me as a stand-up,” James says of “How Romantic,” now streaming on Netflix. “I’m not really loud. I’m not really doing act-outs. I don’t really have props. This is me performing as myself.”

Godzilla won the box office this weekend, but not just any Godzilla. Hollywood has adapted the monster tale several times to scattershot results (Roland Emmerich meh, Gareth Edwards better), but it was the Japanese Godzilla that ruled the weekend as Toho’s “Godzilla Minus Zero” brought in $31.6 million at the domestic box office. Director Takashi Yamazaki’s film is a sequel to his critically acclaimed 2023 film “Godzilla Minus One,” which shockingly won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects and grossed $116 million worldwide on a $10 million budget. The success of “Godzilla Minus Zero,” which is set in 1949 and finds Japan battling monsters while trying to rebuild after World War II, is largely to do with harnessing the acclaim and success of that prior film, which became a surprise box office hit in 2023. What sets these Godzilla movies apart from Warner Bros. and Legendary’s Americanized Godzilla movies is their focus on theme and character, as opposed to just spectacle for spectacle’s sake. Hence the glowing reviews. Now prepared for the enthusiasm for this corner of the franchise, Toho released “Godzilla Minus Zero” through its GKids label in America, leaning into the film’s IMAX scale (it’s the first Japanese…

In a 2006 appearance on the “Russell Brand Show,” the “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” star was joined by Matt Lucas and the children’s book author.

Prince Harry is demanding a change. Four days after Meghan Markle’s father Thomas Markle Sr. was arrested for possession of child sex abuse materials, the Duke of Sussex spoke out about the…

Kennedy spoke to Vogue over Zoom from her home in Sligo about being a late bloomer, Irish-granny maximalism, and why the Troubles have been taking off.

Netflix’s “The Later Daters” will return for a celebrity-packed Season 2, with Margaret Cho and Vivica A. Fox among the five women seeking love later in life. Cho and Fox will kickstart their dating journey alongside Christie Brinkley, Caroline Rhea and Pebe Sebert, who will have her daughter, Kesha, by her side as she explores a connection with potential suitors. The singles will be guided by Harvard-trained behavioral scientist and relationship coach Logan Ury, who returns after appearing in Seasson 1. Season 2 of “The Later Daters” will debut Dec. 30, over two years after Season 1 launched. “Whether navigating the highs and heartbreaks of modern romance for the first time in years or getting a second chance at love, these women prove that finding a real connection has no expiration date,” the official logline reads. The celebrity edition of “The Later Daters,” which is executive produced by Michelle Obama via Higher Ground, marks a pivot to the format after the first season launched with senior singles nearly two years ago in late November 2024, just a year after “The Golden Bachelor” launched on ABC. “The Later Daters” Season 1 tallied 1.8 million views in its second week, landing as the No.…

“Ink” is nearly here. Danny Boyle’s electric portrait of the rise of British tabloid journalism, with Jack O’Connell as editor Larry Lamb and Guy Pearce as Rupert Murdoch, arrives in theaters on December 11 before landing on Netflix on January 8. And the brand-new trailer gives a great sense of the careening, freewheeling energy of the movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdIaiqvtUCw In “Ink,” which takes place in the late 1960s, Murdoch, then a spritely Australian businessman looking to make a name for himself worldwide, buys the struggling British newspaper The Sun. He installs Lamb as the editor and charges him with transforming the outlet and besting the other British papers. How Lamb does this is to combine salacious elements – grisly crimes, palace intrigue, casual nudity – into a paper that would appeal to working class Londoners and, ultimately, transform journalism. The film is based on the 2017 stage play of the same name by James Graham, who wrote the screenplay for the adaptation, and co-stars Claire Foy as a composite character of various female reporters from The Sun at the time. German cinematographer Alwin H. Küchler, who worked with Boyle on “Steve Jobs,” shot “Ink” which, you can tell, preserves much of…

David Walliams has been outed as the mysterious celebrity seeking an injunction to keep allegations of sexual misconduct private for fear that he may harm himself. The former “Britain’s Got Talent” host, comedian, author and TV personality is accused by multiple women of “using his power and position as a celebrity to prey on them for sexual purposes when they were teenagers or young women,” an investigation by The Guardian and ITV published Tuesday reports. While the investigation says most of the women who accused Walliams of misconduct were over the age of 18, one woman says she was 15 when Walliams “invited her to his house and initiated sexual contact.” Several of the women who contributed to the investigation have asked to go by pseudonyms in order to protect their anonymity. Several sources also allege misconduct at his publisher HarperCollins UK, which dropped him as a client in 2025 following an investigation into alleged inappropriate behavior and staff harassment. The Guardian article claims that it became a warning among female employees at the HarperCollins office to not go to Walliams’ house alone. Sources have also described inappropriate behavior towards women on the set of “Britain’s Got Talent,” which Walliams…

Toukie’s two children, whom she shared with De Niro, called their mom “a force of nature” in a statement to Page Six.

Nick Cannon just barely made it out of this group chat.  The former America’s Got Talent host recently detailed that a short-lived group chat with Mariah Carey, Brittany Bell, Abby De La…

The long-running initiative celebrating the best of the internet will allow winners, nominees and other honored individuals to claim their work, with Shonda Rhimes and Adam Scott among the founding members.

The hockey romance series is currently screening in theaters to celebrate a year since the show’s initial release.

For the second time in four years, DC Comics’ turbulent film and TV empire is getting a change in leadership. Just 33 days after Skydance took control of DC Studios with the Warner Bros. acquisition, creative chiefs James Gunn and Peter Safran are being replaced by Jeremy Latcham, one of Kevin Feige’s key lieutenants in establishing the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When announcing the change, Skydance CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz were complimentary of Gunn and Safran’s stewardship. But three people with knowledge of their ouster said the move blindsided the pair, who were informed of their removal less than 24 hours before it was announced. A fourth insider disputed that claim and said the pair were told on Friday. But Ellison’s decision to make a change wasn’t a sudden one, as the insider said that the executive had been in quiet talks with Latcham to take over at DC over a month ago, prior to the closing of the Paramount-Warner merger on Oct. 6, when Safran was present at a Skydance press event to mark the merger’s completion. (Gunn was also prominently listed as a part of the executive leadership team.) This shift means that Latcham, alongside Skydance film…

The Team has established a new board to oversee the company’s strategy and next phase of growth following its sale to majority owner Providence Equity. The group includes CEO Michael Watts, Global Brands and Properties President Elizabeth Lindsey, Global Talent Representation President Jason Ranne, Music Co-President Kevin Shivers, EMEA & APAC President Matthew Vandrau, Chief Financial Officer Elena Rochelli and Brillstein Entertainment Partners chairman and CEO Jon Liebman. Each executive will continue serving in their leadership role within their respective business units. Also joining the board is Providence Equity’s North America Co-Head and Senior Managing Director Davis Noell, Operating Partner Greg Brown, Managing Director Scott Marimow and Senior Vice President Ahana Maken. Providence will name additional external board members in the coming months. Board members for The Team. (The Team) “This is an important moment for our company,” Watts said in a statement. “The members of this board have shown the qualities we value most: embracing our culture, supporting their colleagues and delivering exceptional results for our clients. This group will build on our momentum and help us accelerate growth by focusing on the ways we can best support our clients’ goals and aspirations.” “The Team has an incredibly talented…

Kathryn Mawhinney and Grayson Judge exchanged vows in an 18th-century church on the remote Portuguese island of Flores—an homage to his Azorean heritage.

Anthropic launched its initial public offering roadshow Tuesday, seeking to raise as much as $64.4 billion in a stock sale that could value the Claude maker at up to $1.4 trillion. The offering would rank among the largest stock market debuts in history and comes as Wall Street takes a closer look at the costs of developing artificial intelligence. For Anthropic, the IPO offers an opportunity to fund its expansion while testing investors’ appetite for AI companies facing enormous infrastructure costs. Anthropic and some existing shareholders plan to sell 825 million shares priced between $70 and $78 each, according to the company’s announcement. The offering would value Anthropic at roughly $1 trillion based on outstanding shares, with the higher figure accounting for additional securities, including stock options. The company also plans to raise $26 billion through a separate investment involving Google, Nvidia and other technology companies, contingent on the IPO’s completion. Combined, the deals could raise as much as $90.4 billion, although some of the proceeds would go to existing shareholders. Anthropic’s business has grown rapidly, with annualized revenue reaching approximately $81 billion as of Oct. 31, according to its filing, as previously reported by TheWrap. That figure reflects its…

Analysts react to the first post-Warner Bros. acquisition quarterly results of David Ellison’s Hollywood giant, with one wondering how this merger can succeed when “so many other major media deals have failed.”

Miranda Hope is moving forward. Two years after the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star broke up with Chase McWhorter following seven years of marriage, she has filed for divorce, according to court…

Fisher will star in the new musical after leading roles in ‘Moulin Rouge!’ ‘Hadestown’ and more.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing explosive allegations of extrajudicial killings, unauthorized military operations, and civilian deaths in a sweeping impeachment resolution obtained by OK!, the outlet can reveal. According to congressional documents obtained by OK!, the 34-page resolution attributed to Rep. Thomas Massie outlines eight articles of impeachment accusing the Pentagon chief of abusing his authority and violating federal laws governing military operations. Hegseth Accused of Deadly Military Campaign The impeachment resolution accuses Pete Hegseth of overseeing deadly military operations. BY: MEGA Among the most serious accusations is Article V, titled “Extrajudicial Killings,” which alleges Hegseth oversaw military strikes against vessels suspected of transporting narcotics in the Caribbean Sea and Eastern Pacific Ocean. The resolution claims at least 69 separate attacks struck 73 vessels, killing at least 243 individuals. Lawmakers behind the proposed articles accuse Hegseth of replacing established maritime law-enforcement procedures with lethal military force against individuals who had not been convicted of crimes. The document alleges the Pentagon chief effectively assumed the roles of “judge, jury, and executioner” by authorizing deadly operations without proper legal justification. Bombshell Allegations of Survivors Killed at Sea The impeachment resolution details allegations involving deadly U.S. strikes on suspected drug-smuggling vessels. BY:…

Candace Owens is facing a massive new legal battle after French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron filed a 409-page federal lawsuit accusing the conservative commentator of spreading explosive conspiracy theories about their marriage and allegedly profiting from what they describe as “devastating lies,” OK! can exclusively reveal. According to court documents obtained by OK!, the couple filed their complaint on November 4 in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, accusing Owens of deliberately promoting false allegations about Brigitte’s identity while using the controversy to grow her audience, sell merchandise and solicit donations. Macrons Accuse Owens of Cashing In on Controversy The Macrons accuse Candace Owens of using her Becoming Brigitte podcast series to spread allegedly defamatory claims while generating publicity. BY: MEGA The complaint centers on Owens’ controversial Becoming Brigitte podcast series, which the Macrons claim amplified false allegations that France’s first lady was born male, stole another person’s identity, and concealed details about her marriage. Their attorneys allege Owens ignored evidence contradicting those accusations and instead turned the controversy into a lucrative media operation. “These claims are demonstrably false, and Owens knew they were false when she published them,” the complaint states.…