Author: Michael

What is going on with the straights and sex in the year 2026? It’s one of the first questions I had in mind after watching director Jonathan Schey’s feature directorial debut, “Everybody Wants to F–k Me.” Its bold title, which at first reads like a brag or complaint but then feels recontextualized as a threat, is a striptease for a climax that never comes, one that mistakes being different for being profound. You extract four separate movies from Schey’s film, and the problem is he swipes right on too many of these ideas for the result to feel like anything but…

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Brandi Glanville is sharing her emotional reaction to learning that a friend created a GoFundMe campaign to cover The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum’s ongoing medical expenses. “I’m on all of this crazy medication, [and] even with my insurance, it’s $7,000 a week. Then, I have creditors calling me all day,” Brandi, 53, revealed on the Friday, September 11, episode of her “Unfiltered” podcast, sharing an update on her mysterious health condition. “[My friend], Gina, started a GoFundMe for me. I’m embarrassed, honestly, ‘cause I don’t like to ask for help.” Brandi has dealt with an unknown medical condition…

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‘Monster’ star Ella Beatty tells ET’s Denny Directo how she prepared to take on the role of infamous murderer Lizzie Borden for the latest season of Ryan Murphy’s anthology series, streaming Sept. 17 on Netflix. Ella reveals how Chloë Sevigny inspired her portrayal, and explains why she didn’t seek advice from her famous parents, Annette Bening and Warren Beatty, before heading to set. Ella also gushes about working alongside co-stars Rebecca Hall, Charlie Hunnam and Vicky Krieps, and reveals why she cried while watching the completed show for the first time. More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight :…

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After six weeks, the reign of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” atop the box office charts has come to an end as Warner Bros./Alcon’s “Practical Magic 2” has taken No. 1 on the first post-summer weekend. But the legacyquel starring Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock has work to do to ease Warner Bros.’ 2026 box office woes after earning a $13 million opening day from 4,146 locations, setting the $75 million-budgeted film for a lackluster $28-30 million domestic opening weekend. As with the first “Practical Magic” released by in 1998, critics aren’t impressed by the film, giving it a 37% Rotten…

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