Vogue’s shopping director tried and tested the best jeans for petite women. From straight and wide-leg styles to barrel shapes, shop her favorites here.

Kaitlan Collins issued Donald Trump a fact-check after he lashed out at her for questioning him at a UN summit post CNN-ban.

Roseanne Barr held absolutely nothing back when asked about her former TV son Michael Fishman … unloading on him in a profanity-laced tirade. Roseanne appeared on the “Can’t Be Censored” podcast, where the host brought up Fishman’s recent…

Jon Hamm—who tied the knot with wife Anna Osceola in 2023—broke his silence on becoming a first time dad, noting it’s a mixed bag of emotions. “Something’s happening here,” he told Seth Meyers, who held up a photo of Hamm and Osceola on the Emmys red carpet, during his Sept. 22 appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers. “What it is is exactly clear. We’re having a baby.” As for how Hamm feels about becoming a father for the first time? “By turn, very excited and deeply terrified,” he said. “So, I think I’m doing it right.” Then Meyers—who shares kids Ashe, 10, Axel, 8, and Adelaide, 5, with wife Alexi Ashe—joked that at 52, he gets excited to meet “a fellow old dad.” Hamm, 55, however, considers himself to be in a league of his own, the 55-year-old telling Meyers, "You got nothing on me.” Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/videos/2515102275698/jon-hamm-admits-hes-terrified-for-fatherhood-after-confirming-wife-anna-osceolas-pregnancy #enews #jonhamm #annaosceola About: The E! News team brings you the latest breaking entertainment, fashion and Pop Culture news. Featuring exclusive segments, celebrity highlights, trend reports and more, the E! News channel is the only destination Pop Culture fans need to stay in the know. Subscribe here: http://bit.ly/enewssub Connect: For More…

More than 120 journalists at Business Insider and Politico are protesting parent company Axel Springer’s decision to honor billionaire Peter Thiel, arguing that celebrating the tech investor conflicts with the company’s stated commitment to press freedom. The employees raised their objections in a letter to Axel Springer leadership ahead of Thursday’s ceremony in Berlin, where Thiel is set to receive the company’s annual Axel Springer Award, according to Status. The protest comes two months after Axel Springer announced Thiel as this year’s recipient, praising the PayPal and Palantir co-founder as one of the digital era’s most influential entrepreneurs and investors. CEO Mathias Döpfner said at the time that Thiel “reminds us that progress requires courage and nonconformism.” Thiel’s history with the press has made the decision particularly sensitive inside a company that owns major U.S. news organizations. He secretly financed Hulk Hogan’s lawsuit against Gawker after the site published a 2007 article outing him as gay. Hogan won a $140 million judgment in 2016, helping drive Gawker into bankruptcy and fueling a broader debate over the ability of wealthy individuals to use litigation against news organizations. The employee pushback also comes as one of Axel Springer’s U.S. newsrooms is fighting…

Shea butter, glycerin, argan oil—there are many ingredients to hydrate hair. Could hyaluronic be the best one? Experts weigh in on beauty’s beloved humectant.

Giada De Laurentiis might not have been able to cook up a winning Dancing With the Stars experience. But she did discover the perfect recipe for becoming a lifelong learner, even with just two…

Hayden Panettiere allegedly overdosed before entering rehab weeks before her death.

Shares of Netflix are down 40% in the past year and 23% in the past six months as Wall Street continues to sour on the streamer’s stock over engagement concerns. On Tuesday, HSBC analyst Mohammed Khallouf downgraded Netflix from a Buy to Hold rating and cut his price target from $96 to $76, which he attributed to YouTube’s “rapidly expanding” living room footprint and Netflix’s share of U.S. TV time dropping to 7.8% in July. He argued that the Alphabet-owned video platform has benefitted from a “declining reception”to Netflix’s original content and believes a “near-term recovery in engagement looks unlikely.” Khallouf’s downgrade of Netflix comes less than a week after Wells Fargo lowered its rating on the stock to underweight from equal weight and its price target from $80 to $57 on “worrying” engagement trends. On Friday, Wells Fargo analyst Steve Cahall estimated that Netflix’s members watched an average of 1.6 hours a day in the first half of 2026, roughly 8% less than the same period in 2023 when adjusting for the extra households brought in by the company’s password sharing crackdown. Cahall warned that hours spent watching Netflix’s top 100 original programs could fall 21% year over year…

Pluto TV has unveiled its new and improved product experience, the company’s largest technology investment since its founding 12 years ago. As part of the product rebuild, live and on-demand programming will be available together. This comes as the platform moved onto the same technology as its parent company Parmount-Skydance. Pluto TV now operates with the same technology stack as Parmount+. “Free streaming is only getting more popular, but people are overwhelmed by choice,” said Cindy Holland, chairman of direct-to-consumer Paramount Skydance. “Our answer is proven hits, a library of tried and tested fan favorite titles that people return to over and over again, plus a product built to match it, and a brand people know they can turn to. That’s what the new Pluto TV delivers, and it’s why we see this as one of the biggest opportunities in our portfolio.” The upgrade also comes with an expanded library. Now television hits like “The X-Files,” “Arrow,” “Hart of Dixie” and “Burn Notice” will be available on the platform along with blockbuster film franchises including “”John Wick,” “Rocky,” “Creed” and “Jump Street.” Pluto TV will also see produce enhancements like a more intuitive interface, stronger discovery and personalization, while still…

Julia Stiles confesses to ET’s Denny Directo, she had ‘a big old cry fest’ in her trailer after Julianne Hough announced her and pro parter Ezra Sosa ‘safe’ following week 2 of ‘Dancing With the Stars’ season 35 (airing Tuesdays on ABC and streaming on Disney+ and Hulu). The actress explains why she’s in her feels, as Ezra pumps her up for week 3. 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

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Nick Offerman, Stephen Root, Annette O’Toole and Rachel Dratch are among eight actors joining the show for the final run.

Star and EP Lili Reinhart, actress Rachel Marsh, director Claire Scanlon and producer Elizabeth Cantillon open up about putting a friendship and STEM center stage in the film adaptation of Ali Hazelwood’s hit novel.

The Ted Danson-led “A Man on the Inside” will conclude at Netflix after three seasons, TheWrap has learned. The comedy series recently began production for Season 3 in San Francisco, and Netflix shared Wednesday a still of Danson behind-the-scenes studying his lines on-set. “This series began with a retiree taking a chance at a new life. By answering a help wanted ad and venturing out into the world, Charles Nieuwendyk made his world bigger and proved that life only slows down if you let it,” creator and executive producer Mike Schur said. “We are thrilled to be able to conclude his journey with one final chapter, as embodied by the great Ted Danson, who I am legally required to refer to as a ‘National Treasure.’” Season 3 of the Netflix series will bring on some heavy-hitter comedians as guest stars, as well. Broadway star Bernadette Peters joins as Coco Van Beck, the Grand Dame of San Francisco society, who hires Charles (Danson) to find whoever is trying to sabotage her philanthropic work. Nick Offerman (“Margo’s Got Money Troubles”, “Parks and Recreation”) will join as Jack Spencer, one of Coco’s employees who takes a special interest in Charles’s investigation. Annette O’Toole…

Megyn Kelly claimed that CNN is beyond saving because its hosts are not pleasant to look at, among other reasons.

Bryan Seaver allegedly called himself “a killer,” which has made employees of Parton’s management company afraid to go to work.

Nobody is going to stop Tyler Cameron from taking his shirt off.

Selena Gomez took to her Instagram to share a series of snapshots on September 23, with one totally topless selfie catching fans’ attention.

Williams shared the news on Instagram, posting a selfie in a green Regent University T-shirt.

The New York Times was sued by a Florida state pension fund on Wednesday, demanding access to internal records to investigate whether the newspaper has adhered to its own editorial standards in its coverage of Israel. The State Board of Administration of Florida filed a 48-page petition in New York County Supreme Court on behalf of the Florida Retirement System Trust Fund, a Times shareholder. The filing seeks the company’s books and records and alleges that repeated publication of what the petitioners characterize as false or unsupported claims raises questions about the Times board’s oversight of its journalism. The lawsuit also cites allegations from an anonymous former Times employee who said her repeated complaints about anti-Israel bias and antisemitism inside the newsroom were dismissed — claims the shareholders are now citing as grounds to examine the board’s oversight. The former employee, who is Jewish and spent nearly a decade working on the Times’ video desk, said she raised concerns about the newspaper’s coverage and workplace culture at least 15 times between 2019 and her departure in March 2026, according to the petition. The petition also states the employee said she brought her concerns to managers, the Times’ standards operation and…

Ciara Miller knows she really is that girl. ✨

Cardi B’s kids were born to flex with diamonds on their necks.  The “Bodak Yellow” rapper shared insight into “absolutely” building an empire for her and ex Offset’s kids Kulture, 8, Wave, 5, and…

She joins Li June Li in the Christy Hall-created series.

Sweet Magnolias star Chase Anderson attempted to make light of the show’s shocking cancellation with a joke about losing benefits. “Yes, the show I have been on for five straight seasons did get canceled but I am doing fine,” Anderson, who played Jeremy since season 1, said in a TikTok posted Tuesday, September 22. “Who does have health insurance these days? I don’t need that.” News broke on Friday, September 18, that Netflix chose not to renew Sweet Magnolias for a sixth season. Instead, the streaming service ordered a new drama series from creator Sheryl J. Anderson — with JoAnna Garcia Swisher set to executive produce and potentially star in. “All grand adventures must eventually end,” read a post from the show’s official Instagram account. “And here, dear friends, is where ours goes. Sweet Magnolias is now complete with five seasons streaming on Netflix.” ‘Sweet Magnolias’ Cast Reacts to Surprise Cancellation After 5 Seasons The show’s creator, for her part, teased her next chapter with Ladies of the House. “I’m thrilled to be embarking on this new adventure with JoAnna and Netflix,” she said in a statement. “When Jo shared the novel with me, I immediately saw the foundation for…

Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett chat with ET’s Emily Curl, and share how they pulled off that steamy triple kiss for their new film, ‘Verity.’ Dakota explains why it was so tricky to shoot the film’s bloody opening scene on the streets of New York, while Josh reveals what drew him to the role of a ‘romantic villain.’ Anne, who is pregnant with baby no. 3, reflects on her whirlwind 2026, and explains why she soon plans to ‘vanish’ until she starts shooting the ‘Days of Thunder’ sequel alongside Tom Cruise next March. Colleen Hoover’s latest adaptation, ‘Verity,’ hits theaters on Oct. 2. 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

Diane Lane has found her next big TV role. The actress has joined the cast of “Victoria,” a Hulu limited series headlined by Li Jun Li. Set in the cutthroat world of San Francisco’s elite, the erotic thriller follows “a brilliant con artist who finds herself in a dark web of power, luxury and the crosshairs of a seductive killer who knows her secrets,” according to the show’s official logline. Lane will play Lee Calloway, “a savvy venture capitalist accustomed to getting what she wants and [who] has worked too hard to let anyone stand between her and the win.” Li Jun Li stars as Maxine Tao, “a sophisticated and cunning con woman who is thrust into the seductive, high-stakes world of venture capital after a chance encounter grants her the grift of a lifetime.” The series is created, written and executive produced by showrunner Christy Hall. Geeta Vasant Patel (“Lanterns,” “House of the Dragon”) directs the pilot and executive produces. Executive producers also include Lilly Burns, Elise Henderson and Tony Hernandez for Counterpart Studios; Li Jun Li serves as co-producer. Onyx Collective and Counterpart Studios produce the show. Lane is one of Hollywood’s most celebrated actors. She will next…

Hayden Panettiere was reportedly in rehab and suffered an overdose before her death at age 36. Page Six obtained a detailed report from the Greenville County Coroner’s Office stating that either Brian or Zach Hickerson claimed Panettiere “was in a drug rehab facility” in Malibu “up until a few weeks ago” before she died in August. One of the brothers — whose name was redacted in the report — claimed he “had to administer Narcan” to Panettiere before. The actress’ father, Skip Panettiere, also told authorities his daughter “had recently been released [from] rehab” after spending “two or three weeks” at the treatment facility. Celebrity Deaths of 2026: Tim Janus, Presley Gerber and More Stars We’ve Lost Per the report, Skip said Hayden had “struggled with addiction since her early 20s” and had been “in multiple rehab facilities since that time.” He also spoke about Hayden’s relationship with off-and-on boyfriend Brian, which he described as “nothing but troubled.” The coroner’s report also mentioned that Hayden “suffered from postpartum depression after the birth of her daughter” and noted that her “addiction issues [had] escalated since then.” (Hayden welcomed daughter Kaya with ex Wladimir Klitschko in 2014.) Us has reached out to…

Jeffrey Katzenberg penned a lengthy letter about the current state of AI in both Hollywood and Silicon Valley on Wednesday, warning that “to resist technology is to risk irrelevance.” “There is growing fear and resistance surrounding AI within the creative community. I deeply understand it, because I’ve spent countless hours walking through animation studios watching gifted artists bent over their desks, rebuilding a single second of film for the tenth time because the ninth version wasn’t quite right,” the DreamWorks co-founder wrote on X. “From the outside some see resistance. From the inside, it is love. People do not fight this hard for things they don’t care about. The pushback coming out of Hollywood represents the collective effort of people who are deeply passionate about their craft.” Katzenberg went on to list multiple examples of artificial intelligence impressing him as of late, while also sharing what he learned from Steve Jobs and Walt Disney and what he sees for the future. “I have spent the better part of the last decade in Silicon Valley, but the heart of my career has been in Hollywood. Being deeply connected to both worlds means I have deep loyalties to each and a responsibility…