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Kevin Jonas’ group chat with brothers Nick Jonas and Joe Jonas was burning up earlier this week — and for the most NSFW reason. “I did something that ruined my entire day,” Kevin, 38, revealed on the Tuesday, October 27, episode of iHeartRadio’s “Hey Jonas!” podcast. “I don’t even know how to start this. … This is my trauma.” According to Joe, 37, the brothers have a longstanding group text with a “couple of friends” who are all New York Giants fans. When news broke that J.J. McCarthy was going to start as quarterback, things accidentally got a little spicy.…

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Kailyn Lowry has found a source of calm within the chaos. Because while the Karma & Chaos host’s life with seven kids and three podcasts remains stretched beyond its limits—she dubbed her latest project ‘Crashing Out with Kail,’ after all—her boyfriend Isaac "Ike" Knighton rather easily found his place amid the pandemonium. "My kids love him," she raved in an exclusive interview with E! News. "So, he really just fit seamlessly." A shared love of sports helped Knighton easily bond with Elliott (Lowry’s 16-year-old son with ex Jo Rivera), Lincoln (she shares the 12-year-old with former husband Javi Marroquin), Lux,…

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Warning: This article contains spoilers for “You Can See Everything.” “You Can See Everything” is facing one of its first hurdles in what is sure to be a unique awards season for the Nathan Fielder/Lance Oppenheim documentary. The film, which follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the days leading up to and following her imprisonment for defrauding investors, will not be allowed to compete for the top prize at the Directors Guild of America Awards, TheWrap has learned. This means the film will only be eligible for the Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Documentary prize. This determination is consistent with DGA…

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