A24 and the New York Times are the latest players to emerge that are looking to acquire Letterboxd for over $300 million, according to a report in the New York Times. A rep for A24 declined to comment. “The Company regularly reviews potential investments, and it’s our policy not to comment on speculation about potential acquisitions or divestitures,” Katie Hill, NYT SVP, Global Head of Communications and External Affairs, told The Wrap in a statement. Others that have participated in the early talks include Sony, Netflix and Paramount, private equity firms RedBird and TPG and Reddit co-creator and Seven Seven Six founder and general partner Alexis Ohanian, according to Puck. Letterboxd is majority-owned by the Canadian holding company Tiny, which took a 60% stake in 2023 in a deal valued at $50 million to $60 million. Meanwhile, Letterboxd co-founders Matthew Buchanan and Karl von Randow own the remaining 40% of the company. As of May, the platform had more than 29 million members globally. The latest meetings come after Semafor reported in April that Tiny spoke with both Versant and the Ankler about their interest in potentially buying the platform, thought it couldn’t agree on sales terms with the latter.…

Mekki Leeper will make the jump from actor to star, EP, writer and showrunner with his new comedy, “New Money” at Prime Video. Leeper (“Jury Duty,” “St. Denis Medical”) will star in the half-hour comedy he created and wrote, while he shares showrunning responsibilities with Joe Mande (“Hacks,” “The Running Point”), who also serves as an executive producer. “New Money” is described as an ensemble workplace comedy set in the fast-paced and morally dubious world of private equity, following a trustfund-baby-turned-(self-proclaimed)-mogul and his staff of misguided wannabes at New Money Worldwide, Southern California’s least successful venture capital firm, per the official logline. “Delusions of grandeur and complete incompetence will not stop our nepo-baby hero and his team of dedicated misfits, from failing upwards as they recklessly invest money in a desperate attempt to make exponentially more money,” the logline reads. “Mekki Leeper is a rare talent and a sharp comedic voice who brings an original perspective to everything he does,” Amazon MGM Studios head of global TV Peter Friedlander said in a statement. “Paired with the incredible creative pedigree of Joe Mande, ‘New Money’ is the kind of smart, irreverent comedy that audiences love. We can’t wait for Prime Video customers around…

Even if you can’t make it to this year’s sold-out show, you can still catch all the tea while it’s piping hot.

Senator Tommy Tuberville says no pets should be allowed in the cockpit … even if they’re excellent pilots, like he says a few members of the furry community are. Jacob caught up with the Alabama senator — who is currently running to be the…

The pop star keeps the avant-garde fashion coming.

Nolan Wells’ attorneys have released the state’s autopsy report … and they say it raises new questions about the official theory of his death. The Mississippi report says there was no fluid or debris within the airways of his lungs. It mentions…

Brian Evans previously opened for Carrot Top’s long-running show at the Luxor in Las Vegas.

“And then I cast Tom Cruise and everything went insane.” That’s how Neil Jordan describes “Interview With the Vampire,” his decadent 1994 horror epic based on the 1976 novel by Anne Rice, which is now available as a deluxe 4K Blu-ray festooned with delicious new special features and a handful of previously unseen deleted scenes. (And just in time for Halloween!) But Jordan’s version of events isn’t exactly true. At the time, Jordan was coming off the phenomenal global success of “The Crying Game,” which won him the Best Original Screenplay Oscar and made more than $70 million internationally on a budget of £2 million. (It was also, back before the instant echo-chamber of the internet, a provocative, word-of-mouth sensation that sparked countless conversations.) The studios wanted to work with Jordan, recognizing both the artistic and commercial possibilities of such an endeavor. “People were sending me things,” Jordan said in his typically self-deprecating, extremely Irish way. It was during this period of people sending him things that David Geffen, the controversial record executive and film producer, brought up “Interview With the Vampire.” Jordan said that he’d “heard about the legend of it;” how difficult the book had been to adapt…

Fox’s Brian Kilmeade put a positive spin on President Donald Trump pulling out all the stops to welcome Chinese president Xi Jinping.

Within a 1920s factory in Milan, Francesco Risso and Alex Sossah are building a home, an atelier, and an ever-evolving laboratory for clothes, objects, art, and ideas.

At the “American Horror Story: 13” premiere in New York, Paul Anthony Kelly swapped his usual preppy polish for all-black Hermès.

Rob Gronkowski warned that things may get ‘a little messy’ before listing the qualities he would look for in Tom Brady’s next girlfriend.

Milania Giudice was allegedly experiencing suicidal thoughts and had recently been released from a hospital when police were called to Tampa International Airport … according to a CAD log obtained by TMZ. The log specifically says police were…

“It started with a Pinterest board called ‘Rom-Com Baddie’ that I made and shared with my stylist, Ib Abdel Nasser,” Lili Reinhart tells Vogue.

Henry Cavill once walked through San Diego Comic-Con in a simple Guy Fawkes mask — and almost nobody realized Superman was right beside them. 😂 He even surprised Will Smith before revealing himself. #HenryCavill #Superman #ComicCon #DC #WillSmith #Shorts

Jessica Lange chats with ET’s Emily Curl about returning to ‘American Horror Story’ for season 13, premiering Sept. 24 on FX and streaming on Hulu. The actress shares what it took to finally get her to return to the series and what it was like stepping back into all four of her previous characters. She also weighs in on whether this is her last appearance on the show. 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

Stella Parton spoke out after the late Grammy winner’s head of security and nephew, Bryan Seaver, was fired from his long-standing job.

Nick Cannon reveals whether he’d marry again — years after his divorce from Mariah Carey.

The federal incentive would be eligible to be stacked on top of individual state tax incentives, much like the current system in Canada and Australia.

A Taylor Swift song disappeared from a Team Trump post that appeared to be needling the anti-Trump singer’s new single, ‘Patient Zero.’

Also taking the stage at Sunday’s show will be Alex Warren, Ciara Miller, David Corenswet, Ella Bright, Isabel May, Jeff Probst, Rachel Dratch, Tyla and Troye Sivan.

Rob Gronkowski dodged questions about whether or not he has gone ring shopping for his longtime girlfriend, Camille Kostek.

Page Six exclusively revealed that Milania had enrolled in anger management classes following her domestic violence arrest in May.

He also worked at Reeves Entertainment and Lionsgate during his long career.

After his elimination from “The Challenge,” Underwood told Page Six why there’s “a whole new perspective” to “Survivor: Edge of Extinction” seven years later.

After his elimination from “The Challenge,” Underwood told Page Six why there’s “a whole new perspective” to “Survivor: Edge of Extinction” seven years later.

The exhibition “Dalí and Fashion,” on view from September 24 at the Palazzo Reale in Milan, offers a different perspective on the artist, through the lens of contemporary sensibilities.

The exhibition “Dalí and Fashion,” on view from September 24 at the Palazzo Reale in Milan, offers a different perspective on the artist, through the lens of contemporary sensibilities.

Influencer Brooklyn McKnight is taking a stand. McKnight, 26, shut down people criticizing women for nursing in public spaces via Instagram on Wednesday, September 23. “Saw something recently that talked about how women shouldn’t breastfeed in public, and I personally couldn’t disagree more,” she captioned photos of herself feeding her 21-month-old baby, Archer “Archie,” while out and about. She continued, “Feed your babies wherever and however you want!!” McKnight went on to say that breast-feeding is “the most natural thing,” and that she’s “never felt more feminine than when [she’s] nursing.” “Anyway, here are some photos of me BF in public places just to give the middle finger to that side of the internet🫡,” she concluded. Courtesy of Brooklyn McKnight/Instagram Her followers were quick to share their mixed opinions in the comments section. “God forbid we use our breasts for their intended purposes. 🙄,” one commented. Another added, “If men can walk around shirtless, women can too. Also most important thing is that baby is fed… I’m not going to starve my baby just so I can find a private place to feed her. 🤦‍♀️.” While some couldn’t have agreed more, others preferred more of a “modest” approach. “I do…

With the “back to school” energy of Virgo season behind us, it’s time to get the Libra party started. But which star signs will be the luckiest among the mix?