“Below Deck” star Rainbeau de Roos stopped by the Page Six studio to chat with “Virtual Reali-Tea” content creator and editor, Samantha Nungesser, all about the hit Bravo show’s new season. Returning for her second charter season on the franchise, the second stew shared what she did differently coming into Season 13, and revealed how…
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The couple confirmed that they tied the knot this weekend in a series of photos shared to Radomski’s Instagram Story.
“I auditioned for a few roles, got cast in some, but mainly I did drugs,” the “Euphoria” actor wrote in an excerpt of his forthcoming memoir.
A new bombshell has arrived at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. Indeed, Aniya Harvey made a splash at the annual event in Los Angeles Oct. 18, where she shared an update on her romance with…
Israeli police arrested 10 people Monday as part of an investigation into violence that included the beating of Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine while she was reporting in the occupied West Bank. The arrests follow an attack that left Levine, a longtime photojournalist, with serious injuries and prompted calls from the Washington Post and U.S. officials for accountability. Police did not identify the suspects or say which, if any, were directly involved in Levine’s assault, according to the Washington Post. Levine was attacked Friday while covering a Palestinian olive harvest near the West Bank village of Abu Falah. Witnesses said…
Welcome back to “The Media Front.” CNN spent years relying on Google to help audiences find its journalism. Now, the news network has struck a deal to get paid when the search giant uses more of that reporting in its artificial intelligence products. CNN announced the multiyear agreement Thursday, joining Axios, the Financial Times and other publishers in Google’s expanding News AI program. More than 400 publications worldwide are participating, according to Google, which is compensating them for expanded content rights. For publishers, it’s a potentially valuable new revenue stream. But getting paid for journalism doesn’t necessarily mean gaining more…
Is Gisele Bündchen keeping a secret? During the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026 on Oct. 18, the former supermodel—who last walked in the event in 2006—made a surprise cameo where she also…
On a new episode of ‘1,000-Lb. Roomies,’ Jaz and Nesha’s dream girls trip to Mexico is halted when the reality of travel accessibility sets in for Jaz. In ET’s exclusive sneak peek, Jaz gets emotional as she struggles to transfer from a wheelchair to her seat once she’s boarded the plane. New episodes of ‘1,000-Lb. Roomies’ air Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET/PT on TLC. More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQwITQ__CeH2Y_7g2xeiNDa0vQsROQQgv
Shia LaBeouf and Mia Goth were married for nearly a decade before separating in July 2025.
For the rapidly evolving microseries medium, what a difference a year — and an agreement with SAG-AFTRA — makes. Prior to the union’s independent Verticals Agreement, which marked its one-year anniversary last week, microseries lived up to their reputation for being swiftly assembled shoestring-budget affairs featuring fresh-faced, low-paid talent. Now, James Franco, Mario Lopez and Taye Diggs are just some of the names headlining the medium. The shift reflects a broader evolution in the microdrama business, which has grown from a largely nonunion model popularized in China into a production ecosystem increasingly intersecting with Hollywood. SAG-AFTRA’s independent Verticals Agreement helped…