Filming paused unexpectedly due to an alleged domestic violence incident involving Taylor Frankie Paul and ex Dakota Mortensen.

Ben and Casey Affleck step out for their first red carpet appearance together in 10 years at the Venice Film Festival to promote Casey’s new film, ‘Company.’ The brothers posed alongside Casey’s son, Indiana, who stars in the film along with brother Atticus; Casey calls directing his kids the ‘best professional experience’ of his life. The film is dedicated to Ben and Casey’s parents, whom Casey revealed both died this year. 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

The latest feature from Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó (‘Pieces of a Woman’) premiered out of competition in Venice.

Dolly Parton recalled confronting her late husband, Carl Dean Thomas, over a ‘beautiful red-headed woman’ who inspired her song ‘Jolene.’

Kate Hudson admittedly has some concerns about planning her future wedding as her 5-year engagement to partner Danny Fujikawa continues. “I still am not married. I’m just engaged. And I keep thinking about [the] wedding and what are we going to do,” the actress, 47, said on the Tuesday, September 8, episode of her and her brother Oliver Hudson‘s “Sibling Revelry” podcast on iHeartRadio. “Every time we started thinking about who we have to invite and Danny’s like, ‘I just want a small wedding.’ Our family alone is like 50 people.” Kate explained to guests Joey King and Hunter King that her and Oliver’s family is “huge.” Kate Hudson Wouldn’t Mind Being ‘Engaged Forever’ to Fiance Danny Fujikawa “We’ve got, like, a million kids. There’s a million uncles and aunts and cousins,” she added. Kate also admitted that the price tag attached to her future nuptials is also a factor in why she and Fujikawa have been taking their time when it comes to setting an official date. “That’s part of why I don’t want to get married,” she confessed. “It’s too expensive.” Kate and Fujikawa, 40, started dating in 2016 and welcomed daughter Rani Rose, 7, in October 2018.…

With films like “The Nun II,” “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” and most famously the “It” duology among the recent examples, Warner Bros. has shown that the post-Labor Day release slot is one of its favorites on the calendar. Now it is hoping that slot can bring good fortune to “Practical Magic 2” in a year that has brought the studio a slump it hasn’t seen in a quarter-century. To date, Warner Bros. has yet to release a film in 2026 that has grossed more than $100 million domestically. The last time that happened was back in 2001, a year where the studio released classics like “A.I.: Artificial Intelligence” and “Training Day” but did not yield a $100 million hit until December with “Ocean’s Eleven” and the highest grossing movie of that year, “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.” Warners, whose fate is up in the air amid the Paramount takeover drama, once again has a guaranteed drought buster in December with Legendary’s “Dune: Part Three,” and relief may come earlier with the animated “The Cat in the Hat” in November, but the company that enjoyed a smash success in 2025 with films like “Sinners,” “A Minecraft Movie” and “Weapons” can’t seem to…

Kate Hudson isn’t ready to live out bride wars IRL. Despite getting engaged to Danny Fujikawa in 2021, the Almost Famous star explained one reason she’s not looking forward to wedding planning:…

The Los Angeles City Council launched a new committee created to address the decline of film and television production on Wednesday, with permitting fees related to the city’s fire and police departments among the first topics tackled. The committee consists of San Fernando Valley councilmembers Adrin Nazarian and Imelda Padilla alongside Westside councilmember Traci Park. During the committee meeting Wednesday afternoon, the councilmembers heard from representatives from the LAFD, LAPD and the Board of Public Works and discussed ways to reduce fees related to on-location shooting. Such fees have become a major complaint among independent producers who lack the budget and resources to absorb the additional costs of shooting in Los Angeles, leading them to shoot in other cities and sometimes in other states. Last year, indie producer Dustin Harris told TheWrap that he had to pay more than $10,000 for a three-day shoot in Griffith Park, including more than $4,500 for a cursory “spot check” inspection from a fire marshal despite using no pyrotechnics and only a small generator to provide power. “He shows up, looks around, says ‘great,’ and then spends the rest of the shoot sitting in the car doing crossword puzzles,” Harris said. “As a resident,…

Julia Stiles had a feeling that ‘Save the Last Dance’ would be iconic. ✨

Get a rundown of Us‘ top stories making headlines in celebrity news, sports and entertainment on September 9, 2026. Here are the key takeaways: • Sydney Sweeney stripped down for a new Novig ad campaign, covering her breasts with oversized footballs and posing nude across a basketball hoop, tennis court and pool table to promote the sports trading app. The Euphoria alum has also signed on as a strategic partner and equity holder in the company. • Sandra Bullock opened up about the fallout from ex-husband Jesse James‘ 2010 cheating scandal in an Interview magazine profile with Jennifer Aniston published September 8, calling it “a really dark time in my life.” She described stashing her newborn son Louis inside a hockey bag to smuggle him past paparazzi after the affairs became public. • Phaedra Parks and Chris “CT” Tamburello‘s Traitors friendship has blossomed into a long-distance romance, a source exclusively tells Us, with the pair growing closer after CT’s marriage to Catalina White ended. The couple made their red carpet debut at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmys on September 5. Edited by Samantha Benitz. Story produced with AI assistance

President Donald Trump is doubling down on his false claim he was saved by 9/11 first responders immediately after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack on New York City. “The failing New York Magazine wrote a story that I wasn’t down at the World Trade Center after the tragedy of September 11th, because nobody saw me there,” Trump, 80, claimed via TruthSocial on Tuesday, September 8. “Well, I don’t think I would be the first thing on anyone’s mind but, I was there, obviously not on the same day as the collapse, but shortly thereafter, with a large group of Construction Workers.” Earlier in the day, the commander-in-chief made headlines when he spoke at a Tunnel to Towers Foundation event near the White House, recalling an alleged incident in which he claimed two “big and strong” firemen carried him to safety near the World Trade Center on that fateful day. (Numerous investigations and Trump’s own comments during a live interview with New York’s WWOR-TV the day of the attacks show the then-reality TV star was miles away from the scene at the time of his alleged rescue.) “Everything I said was exactly accurate and, to prove the point, I am…

The Shards is based on Bret Easton Ellis‘ book of the same name, but is the author tuning in to the TV adaptation with the rest of the world. “He saw some. He had been through a whole rigmarole with HBO [which originally planned to develop The Shards], and when he sold the book to FX and to Ryan [Murphy], he sat down with him and entrusted the characters and said, ‘Go do and go create,’” executive producer Brad Simpson exclusively told Us ahead of the Wednesday, September 9, season 1 finale. Simpson, 53, noted that Ellis, 62, gave Murphy, 60, “permission” to “interpret his work” for a new medium. “All I know is he’s watching week to week and occasionally mentioning it on his podcast,” Simpson continued. “You can go on his podcast and hear what he felt about the first couple episodes, and we’ll see if we hear more.” What Does ‘The Shards’ Get Right — and Wrong — About Bret Easton Ellis’ Life? He added: “Bret is a person who mainly speaks to the world through his podcast and through his writing these days. But I love the idea that he’s watching this unfold week to week…

Ruby Rose alleged that her former co-star Noel Clarke “preyed on a woman” on the set of their movie, “SAS: Rise of the Black Swan,” hours after he was charged with several sexual offenses in London. “Noel Clarke has been charged. Years ago he preyed on a woman who worked on our SAS film. I reported him. No one cared,” Rose wrote of the “Doctor Who” alum on Threads Wednesday. “I was told not to get involved. Nobody followed up. So many came forward, finally some justice.” Representatives for Clarke did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment. Clarke was criminally charged in the United Kingdom Wednesday with six sexual-related offenses, including two counts of sexual assault, three counts of voyeurism and one count of exposure for alleged incidents involving five women between 2007 and 2016. Rose played a supporting role in the 2021 film, which starred Clarke as the leading role of Major Bisset. “SAS: Rise of the Black Swan” also starred Andy Serkis, Tom Hooper, Hannah John-Kamen and Sam Heughan. View on Threads The new charges come five years after The Guardian published a 2021 exposé on more than 20 women who accused Clarke of sexual misconduct,…

Winkler and Hanks appeared onscreen together in a 1982 episode of “Happy Days.”

It’s been 50 years since Barbara Kopple won the Academy Award for “Harlan County, USA,” a documentary about coal miners who went on strike for over 13 weeks in Kentucky as they demanded better working conditions. Kopple’s personal approach, living with the coal miners and their wives, produced a landmark work of cinema verite.  Now 80, she has just completed a new documentary about unions and workers, this time aimed at our gig economy – the vast army of unseen delivery workers who scrape by for Amazon, Doordash, Uber and other giants for minimum wage, tips and very little protections, physical or otherwise.  “Union Town,” which premieres at the Venice Film Festival this week, follows the stories of three of those workers and their attempts to unionize. Like “Harlan County,” the film gets up close with the workers themselves, many of whom are undocumented, and reveals their struggles, their suffering and ultimately their humanity.   It’s pretty much a story of the invisible people in this country. Unions have had a small resurgence in politics in the past several years, but in truth, the subject of labor and the working class has sunk below the radar in the United States as…

Summer may not be over as yet, but we can totally understand wanting to stash away your dresses already. The thing is, just because we’re ditching loose maxis doesn’t mean we want to wear stiff jeans either. Thankfully, cool moms found the perfect fall alternative to both. It’s more elevated than a frock, and much comfier than denim. This PrettyGarden Fall Jumpsuit has quietly become one of Amazon’s fashion darlings — and once you see it, the obsession makes sense. The rich brown shade reads polished without feeling stuffy, and the tummy-hiding ruching does the quiet, confidence-boosting work you didn’t know you needed from a neutral jumpsuit. See it! Get the PrettyGarden Fall Jumpsuit for $36 (was $41) on Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change. In addition to its flattering details, we’re equally impressed with the round neckline and sleeveless cut, which make the chic jumpsuit ideal for both right now and the fall. The design makes it a layering dream, so you can style the one-piece with a cozy cardigan for the office, a cropped leather jacket for date night or worn solo with sandals for the last few…

Corie Walsh planned on killing her husband when he arrived home after she killed her son … at least according to prosecutors. The 40-year-old charged with murdering her 2-year-old boy made another court appearance Wednesday … where new details…

LuLu LoveBottom died by apparent suicide … TMZ has learned. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ … the call came in for an apparent suicide at a Los Angeles-area home Monday morning where the 31-year-old porn star was living. A Los Angeles Fire…

The Grammy winner is seeing sky-high demand for a rare pair of concerts supporting her upcoming 10th album, ‘Bass Persuades.’

The TV host confirmed her split while revealing what she’s focusing on now, and whether she’s given up on finding love again.

Trey Parker and Matt Stone have been working with Lamar on the musical comedy known as ‘Whitney Springs,’ which has been shrouded in mystery and had its release date delayed multiple times.

Megyn Kelly had harsh criticism for jury members of the Lindsay Clancy murder trial after the hold-out juror was labeled as ‘arrogant.’

The comedian first hosted the Academy Awards in 2005 before returning to host the ceremony again in 2016.

“Call My Agent! The Movie” will debut on Netflix on September 10.

Fall weddings are approaching fast, and if you’re like Us, you’re scrambling to find the perfect outfit. Thanks to Taylor Swift, there’s no scrambling involved. Her flowy green maxi is the perfect wedding guest dress, and we found the dreamy look hiding on Amazon! Swift stepped into the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles for “The Icon Sessions with Taylor Swift,” ready to reflect on two decades of stardom and treat the room to a mini performance. The piano medley was beautiful, but like other fans, we opened another tab to look for her stunning ruffled dress style. It had a light-green shade, a billowy shape and cascading ruffles, and although it came with a $798 price tag, this Amazon twin hits all of the above — for $66. See it! Get the Beaudrm Ruffle Maxi Dress for $66 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication but are subject to change. This Beaudrm Ruffle Maxi Dress checks every box that made Swift’s look so covetable, and it has a few bonuses sprinkled in. With a lengthening halter neckline, tummy-hiding ruffles and a dreamy mint green shade that reads fresh instead of trendy, it’s already in our cart.…

Jenelle Evans broke down in tears discussing her recent health battle, saying she’s worried her chronic pain is becoming something neurological. She starts by saying she had an injury in April 2026 that caused her to get knee surgery … but…

An HR exec fired off an email telling staffers to revisit the company’s conflict of interest policy.

The “Uptown Girl” crooner announced his brain disorder diagnosis in May 2025, but says he’s following doctors’ advice and prioritizing his health.

Former CBS News CEO Wendy McMahon is concerned that “60 Minutes” is being “rewritten in real time.” While speaking at the Status Summit, McMahon touched on her exit from the company last May, her thoughts on President Donald Trump’s “frivolous lawsuit” against “60 Minutes” and her long-term fears that the very DNA of the program was changing. “My last year at CBS News, Stations and Syndication was largely spent defending, protecting, standing up for and oftentimes fighting for the editorial independence of ’60 Minutes,’” McMahon said. “I think it’s deeply concerning to have colleagues I trust, some in the room here today, saying so very directly and so very plainly that they experienced editorial interference firsthand. I wasn’t there, but I trust them completely in that.” She added: “Am I concerned that the DNA of ’60 Minutes’ is being rewritten in real time. Am I concerned that, in the quest to transform, that the problem has been misdiagnosed. And we are potentially changing, dismantling, the very thing we are meant to protect? Yes. I am absolutely concerned, but I will stop short of weighing in on the death of ’60 Minutes’ until I see this next ’60 Minutes.’” Last May,…