Author: Michael

Mariah Carey’s 15-year-old twins, Moroccan and Monroe, are growing up before her eyes. “Twinning 💕,” Carey, 57, wrote via Instagram on Thursday, September 10, sharing photo booth snaps from the family of three’s visit to the Arte Museum in New York City. In the snaps, the pop icon was all smiles as she stood in between Moroccan and Monroe, who each flashed a peace sign to the camera. The twins nearly matched Carey’s height. Moroccan shared more family pics to his Instagram account alongside the caption, “On a lark.” Teamwork Time! Mariah Carey, Nick Cannon’s Coparenting Quotes Over the Years…

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Maria Bartiromo spoke out for the first time after the surprise announcement from Fox News that she parted ways with the network after 12 years. The anchor posted a photo of a rainbow breaking through some clouds on X, thanking fans and loved ones for their support. She wrote in the caption, “Thank you to all friends & followers for your amazing words. I am so grateful for the outpouring of love on sm & texts.” Fox media confirmed in a statement shared online that she had departed the network effective immediately September 3rd, but did not give a reason…

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Andrew Garfield could not contain his laughter after a few members of the “Daily Show” audience reacted Thursday night with audible suspicion and surprise to learning he recently played OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Garfield stopped by “The Daily Show” this week to discuss his new film, “The Uprising.” The drama, which is based on true events, stars Garfield as the leader of a peasants’ revolt against the tyranny of King Richard II in 1300s England. Comedy Central host Michael Kosta described Garfield’s character in the film as a “very empathetic” man. “But you also just finished playing Sam Altman,” Kosta…

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In 2021, Bassam Tariq got the opportunity of a lifetime. The filmmaker, born in Pakistan and raised in the United States, only had a pair of features under his belt – a well-reviewed documentary called “These Birds Walk” (directed with Omar Mullick) and a narrative feature called “Mogul Mowgli” starring Riz Ahmed that was also well-reviewed but hardly anybody saw. But he was hired to mount a hugely anticipated Marvel Studios project, “Blade,” based on the half-vampire character created by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan and immortalized on screen by Wesley Snipes in three movies (and a robust cameo in…

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