John Stamos celebrated his 63rd birthday with a shirtless black-and-white selfie.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s temporary move back to the UK won’t impact their businesses … because we’ve learned infrastructure is in place to keep things moving while they’re overseas. Sources familiar with the situation tell TMZ … it’ll…
“One by One,” an upcoming independent horror thriller from director Danny Buday, announced its ensemble cast Thursday as principal photography begins at the landmark Kentucky Castle. TheWrap can exclusively reveal that cast is led by Madi Monroe, Avani Gregg, Jake Clark, Molly Beth Thomas and Ellarose Kaylor, with Teala Dunn, Blake Manning, Emily Dobson, Connor George and Marval A. Rex rounding out the ensemble. The film is produced by Eric Woods, Carla Woods and Kristi Kaylor. The feature follows a group of “the world’s biggest models, creators, reality stars and ‘It Girls’” on a weekend getaway at the fictional Castle…
Stewart’s longtime makeup artist, Daisy Toye, also exclusively shared more of her picks — including a buttery lip color.
Coty ended 2026 on a high note, with Q4 results beating analyst expectations. Now, it’s preparing for the next phase of growth.
It looks like Felicia Day’s “The Guild” reunion movie will not only get made, but it’ll also make history in the process. As of Thursday morning, the film became the highest crowdfunded movie ever, breaking the record “Veronica Mars” set more than a decade ago. The Kickstarter campaign has raised $5,770,628 and was still climbing as of publication. The 2014 “Veronica Mars” film previously set the record in 2013, raising $5,702,153 to get made. “The Guild” began as a web series in 2007, and ran until 2013. The story followed the lives of an online gamers guild, The Knights of Good,…
The “DWTS” co-host faced backlash for a comment she made about Affleck’s postpartum journey on the hit competition show last season.
Natalie Harp worked inside the White House for over a year without a routine security clearance after repeatedly declining vetting.
Ilya Khrzhanovsky says attacks on his film, including from the Ukraine Ministry of Culture, are factually wrong and misrepresent the movie. “DAU is not an instrument of Russian state cultural policy. It is an artistic statement about the nature of totalitarian evil.”
“One thing about Americans is we can see through bulls–t and we don’t like entitled grifters,” the former “View” host tweeted Wednesday.