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It’s no secret that Apple Martin often borrows her mom’s clothes—and Gwyneth’s minimalist is clearly rubbing off on her.
The actor speaks out on playing the OpenAI CEO, says Altman must have “a certain ability to dissociate.”
The acquisition’s financing depends on savings that the protections everyone wants would prohibit. That’s a difficult problem to solve.
The former couple, who were married from 2005 to 2018, welcomed Violet, 20, Seraphina, 17, and Samuel, 14, during their time together.
Mariska Hargitay—who has portrayed Olivia Benson on ‘Law & Order: SVU’ since 1999—revealed she once considered walking away from the hit show. “The comedy thing was painful to me,” she told Variety in an Aug. 19 interview, “because I felt like I was only exercising one part of myself. People would say, ‘You need to get off that show and do comedy. You need to get off that show and have a talk show.’” But even when she told her pal Julianna Margulies that she was considering moving on from the series, which first premiered in 1999, she knew in her heart of hearts she “wasn’t ready to leave.” She explained, “Because I loved it. And then I got to do all this other stuff, and that’s why I don’t think about leaving right now.” As the 62-year-old learned with time, sticking with the NBC show—which also stars Christopher Meloni, Dann Florek, Richard Belzer and Ice-T—doesn’t mean she has to sacrifice other creative ventures. “Do I want to quit now? No,” she said. “Why? I made a movie while shooting; I did a play for six weeks on hiatus. I’m hosting the Emmys.” Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/news/1435358/mariska-hargitay-reveals-reason-she-almost-left-law-order-svu #enews #emmys #mariskahargitay About:…
Jodie Sweetin likes a full house, but she wants a bed to herself. Shortly after the Full House alum celebrated four years of marriage with husband Mescal Wasilewski, she shared a surprising…
We asked three stylish people in or adjacent to the fashion industry to chronicle one month of their fashion consumption—and to note what was purchased at full price, discounted, and gifted.
“From one fat pig to another, take it from me that physical fitness is very important,” the rapper quipped while guest hosting “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Monday.
Plus, the Hollywood pro predicts the trend we’ll be seeing all over red carpets this season.
‘Heated Rivalry’ Season 2 Adds ‘Percy Jackson’ Star Daniel Diemer and ‘War’ Actor Shaheen Jafargholi
“Heated Rivalry” has added two more to its cast. Daniel Diemer, who previously starred in Season 2 of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” and Shaheen Jafargholi, who starred in HBO and Sky’s “War,” have joined the cast of the highly anticipated show. Diemer will play Ryan Price, and Jafargholi will play Fabian Saleh. The second season of “Heated Rivalry” is expected to premiere on HBO Max in the spring of 2027 in the United States. It will also premiere on HBO Max in Australia; parts of Europe excluding the U.K., Ireland, Spain and Turkey; Latin America and Asia, specifically the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Nepal and Sri Lanka. More to come … The post ‘Heated Rivalry’ Season 2 Adds ‘Percy Jackson’ Star Daniel Diemer and ‘War’ Actor Shaheen Jafargholi appeared first on TheWrap.
Jennifer Peedom’s film tells the true story of Himalayan Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, who together with Edmund Hillary (Hiddleston), became the first person to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
North West reveals the surprising ‘regular job’ she wants to get when she turns 14 next year, in a new interview with ‘Dazed.’ 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
Alix Earle’s stylist Carly Stern reveals how to never feel like you have ‘nothing to wear’ again.
Celebrity stylist Carly Stern reveals how to never feel like you have ‘nothing to wear’ again.
Celebrity stylist Carly Stern reveals how to never feel like you have ‘nothing to wear’ again.
The characters lead Rachel Reid’s novel ‘Tough Guy,’ the third book in the ‘Game Changers’ series that ‘Heated Rivalry’ is based on.
Cinematographer Adam Pietkiewicz and filmmaker Bassam Tariq will also be among the final honorees to be unveiled for the Sept. 13 gala fundraiser.
Beach days may be coming to an end soon, but Bogg bags definitely aren’t going anywhere from our closets. If anything… we’re grabbing a new (spooky) option! The brand new Tricks N’ Totes…
Ariana Biermann and Charlie Zakkour have the Big Apple abuzz. In fact, nearly all of their Next Gen NYC costars are whispering about the pair’s will they or won’t they energy in E! News’ exclusive…
Glen Powell may have a love for his “Chad Powers” character, but he is definitely going to judge you if Chad is your time. According to the actor, he actually was hit on by a woman while he was Chad, and it made him think about “how she was raised.” Powell appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Monday night, ahead of the season 2 premiere of “Chad Powers” on Hulu on September 3. While there, he reflected on filming season 2, and noted that he’s asked all the time if he ever takes advantage of the Chad Powers disguise and goes out in public with it. Apparently it’s not often, but he definitely did when he needed coffee from a nearby shop during filming. “I was waiting for my coffee, and this girl was next to me waiting for her coffee. And she kind of looked at me, she’s like, ‘Oh, hey, what’s your name?’ And I kind of paused and I was like, ‘I’m Chad,’” Powell recalled, putting on his Chad voice. According to the actor, the conversation kept going, and the woman offered to show him around Atlanta, since he mentioned he was there for work. It was…
The Aug. 25 drop marks Parke’s first licensed college apparel launch, created in partnership with 10 schools and ’47 sportswear.
Your move, Tom Cruise.
The $6 million “gift” that cost former Forbes editor Randall Lane his job was apparently payment for helping a business partner sell his company, according to the man who made it. RJ Shook said Monday that Lane assisted with his efforts to sell Shook Research, which produces Forbes’ rankings of financial professionals, to private-equity firm PPC Enterprises. Shook and his wife sold a controlling stake in the company in July 2025. After the deal closed, Shook paid Lane approximately $6 million in recognition of the editor’s “services and guidance” and the success Shook achieved as a result, he said. However, neither man disclosed the payment to Forbes or PPC. Lane was then fired in July after Forbes discovered the money. He previously characterized it as a gift and acknowledged that failing to disclose it was a “serious error in judgment.” Shook Research has worked with Forbes since 2016 to produce rankings, such as lists of top wealth advisers. The companies also collaborate on events and share revenue from plaques and reprints sold to professionals who appear on the lists. Lane discussed that partnership during PPC’s due-diligence process, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing people familiar with the matter. Forbes…
Jelly Roll called President Trump a fat pig on national television … and somehow the joke only got more personal from there. The country star was filling in for Jimmy Kimmel Monday night when he brought up a recent Washington Post report about…
Somehow, Ali G returned. Sacha Baron Cohen reprises one of his most formative — and beloved — characters for a new movie hitting theaters in October. That’s right, Ali G is in the building. Again. “Ali G: Who Iz I?” sees the provocative, incredibly dumb character making his return in documentary format, with Cohen employing the technique he used to comedic effect on “Borat” and “Bruno” to pit the character against real-life non-actors who think they’re in a real documentary. Cohen is marking his feature film directorial debut on the project after directing an episode of his HBO docuseries “Who Is America?” Ali G was, of course, one of the first characters that put Cohen on the map in the early 2000s. A poser putting on a street-smart, “rude boy” attitude but who was, in fact, an idiot, he led “Da Ali G Show” on Channel 4, which later aired in the U.S. on HBO. Cohen did make an Ali G movie in 2002 called “Ali G Indahouse,” but it was an entirely fictional film and didn’t use the mockumentary format that Cohen would later fully embrace. That movie also had a very limited release in the States. After Ali…
In August 2023, Randall’s family announced that he had “passed away peacefully” after a “private” three-year battle with ALS. He was 57.
It feels like 4 minutes since Madonna welcomed Stella and Estere into her life. And yet, the twins the singer adopted in 2017 are already 14 years old—a milestone Madonna was sure to mark with a…
Rosie O’Donnell used her ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ guest-hosting stint to mock Donald Trump, Natalie Harp and the president’s long-running fixation on her.
It may not feel like it outside, but summer is indeed winding down. This week I wanted to highlight a few movie narratives that flew under the radar over the last few months. Surprising success stories, flops and something in between. Without further ado, here are five summer box office stories you may have missed: “Obsession” did even better than you think: Curry Barker’s indie horror smash, made for under $1 million, has now grossed over $500 million worldwide. It’s the highest-grossing original film of the 2020s, and is a bona fide profit machine for Focus Features. “Backrooms” ended its theatrical run with $397 million worldwide — which is still mighty impressive — but the “Obsession” total is just nuts. Another Guy Ritchie flop: Guy Ritchie may want to stick to streaming movies. Despite pairing Jake Gyllenhaal with Henry Cavill, the breezy Black Bear thriller “In the Grey” grossed just $24 million worldwide against a $70 million budget, and that’s after 2024’s “Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” grossed just $30 million in 2024. The filmmaker hasn’t had a theatrical hit since 2021’s Jason Statham thriller “Wrath of Man,” but he sure keeps pumping them out. He’s having better luck on TV with “The…
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