In an interview with Kerry Washington, Demi Lovato shared that may never fully recover from her eating disorder but she lives in ‘a place of acceptance.’

A simple, body-conscious piece with one unusual element is straight from the Kim Kardashian playbook, and a hallmark of her recent WAG style.

Hayden Panettiere’s ex, Wladimir Klitschko, is one step closer to potentially getting back some of the late actress’ jewelry he claims was sold to a pawn shop … TMZ has learned. A judge signed off on Wladimir’s petition to be named temporary…

Sean “Diddy” Combs has had an insane week behind bars … and now things have gotten even crazier for him, because we’ve learned he was just transferred out of his New Jersey lockup. We’re told Diddy is now at Federal Corrections Institution in…

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Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine was beaten by Israeli settlers while covering a Palestinian olive harvest in the occupied West Bank on Friday, prompting the newspaper to condemn the assault and demand an investigation. Levine, a veteran photojournalist who has covered conflicts across the Middle East for decades, was knocked to the ground, repeatedly kicked and stripped of her cameras and phone during an attack by masked settlers near the village of Abu Falah, according to The Washington Post. She was hospitalized and is recovering, according to the newspaper, which further confirmed her condition in a statement provided to TheWrap. The assault highlights the dangers facing journalists documenting escalating settler violence in the West Bank, where attacks against Palestinian communities have intensified during the annual olive harvest. Levine was wearing a protective vest clearly marked “PRESS” on the front and back when she was attacked. “They just kept kicking me and kicking me, like probably 50 times,” Levine told reporters afterward. Washington Post executive editor Matt Murray issued a statement condemning the attack and calling for an investigation. “While we are relieved that Heidi has received medical care and is safe, we are outraged by this unwarranted attack on a…

Ryan Phillippe recalled going out with Reese Witherspoon after they each won an Oscar.

The pop princess spent a little over an hour at the eatery, where eyewitnesses claimed she enjoyed three glasses of red wine.

Jenna Ortega steps out in London with her dog, Twigs, at an event celebrating the release of ‘Klara and The Sun,’ which hits theaters on Oct. 23. The ‘Wednesday’ star perfectly coordinated her look to match her pup’s black fur! 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 Devils” has returned. Ken Russell’s controversial cult classic, first released in 1971, has been a source of never-ending controversy and consternation. Based, in part, on a true story (along with 1952 non-fiction book “The Devils of Loudun” by Aldous Huxley and John Whiting’s 1960 play “The Devils”), it stars Oliver Reed as Urbain Grandier, a real-life 17th-century Roman Catholic who was accused of witchcraft after he refused to acquiesce to King Louis XIII, who was attempting to consolidate power. Vanessa Redgrave plays Sister Jeanne des Anges, a hunchbacked nun who is obsessed with Grandier and, when she claims that Grandier has bewitched her, becomes a pawn in a much larger play. It’s a movie that is both beautiful and intentionally outré, climaxing with an “exorcism” that had audiences and studio executives clutching their pearls 55 years ago. And ever since its original, highly contested release, the movie has only been intermittently available – it’ll pop up on the Criterion Channel for a month, say, before disappearing again – and never in its full, uncut glory. Until now. Clockwork, a new division of Warner Bros. Pictures (now, both a part of Skydance), is releasing the film into North American theaters,…

He’s just your friendly neighborhood wedding officiant—even for his ex.  Jennifer Meyer detailed her decision to have her ex-husband Tobey Maguire—with whom she shares kids Ruby, 19, and Otis,…

Bridget Marquardt is playing nice.    After Hugh Hefner’s ex-wife Crystal Harris publicly implored Jessica Biel to step back from her role as the Playboy publisher’s wife in the upcoming…

Angel Gómez Hernández’s arachnophobic new film “Crawlers” is like that classic “Kids in the Hall” sketch about a horror author whose latest book, “Hey, There’s a Spider on Your Back!” consists of only seven words: “Hey, there’s a spider on your back.” It was, needless to say, a bestseller. Say what you will about the lack of poetry, but telling someone they’ve got a spider on them is an effective and efficient delivery mechanism for terror. “Crawlers” takes place in a California apartment complex, where a UCLA professor returns from an international trip and dies horrifically in his own kitchen. The cause of death is a large, ulcerating pustule on his shoulder that bursts open, unleashing a slimy torrent of deadly spiders. The arachnids creep into the air ducts, grow to the size of rats and breed like crazy, until the building is infested and has to be quarantined with all the residents still inside. The film — like “Hey, There’s a Spider on Your Back!” — gets the job done. Hernández has a knack for acrobatic camera movements and assembles a cast of memorable characters, but the best and scariest parts are when we get: Hey! There’s a spider…

Take a peek inside Donni. founder Alyssa Wasko’s travel bag—along with the packing tips she swears by.

Busy Philipps joked about requesting a temporal brow lift during brain tumor surgery and explained how a full-body scan helped save her life.

When Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy’s whirlwind tenure at Warner Bros. ended on the sourest note possible with the estimated quarter-billion loss of “Digger”, it kicked off a bigger question: Who left in Hollywood is willing to take big creative risks? It’s a relevant question with many C-suite studio execs shaking their heads at the perceived recklessness, even as cinephiles and creatives mourned Abdy and De Luca’s departure. The former co-chairs and CEOs of the Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group are a rare breed in this town, and what can’t be denied by anyone is that they took big swings with original, auteur-driven films with the public acknowledgement of possible financial failure. “Not all of the films are going to work,” Abdy said at CinemaCon. “But not all of the films worked in 1927, or 1977, or 1997.” Now, with the duo gone from Warner Bros. and Skydance inheriting dozens of films they greenlit, creatives will be on the hunt for executives willing to take the sort of risks that De Luca and Abdy did. While their box office track record this year was atrocious, it’s those kinds of original films that have a shot at standing out in…

Michael Douglas reflected on his middle-class upbringing, his parents’ separation and growing up apart from Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas.

Phoebe Philo’s latest collection is a wardrobe building exercise with some capital-F fashion flourishes. Padded train top, anyone?

Behind the scenes of Spartacus, explosive creative differences led to a heated standoff on set.

Connie Britton opened up about finding love with fiance David Windsor in her 50s, reflecting on their relationship, engagement and family life.

Terry Bradshaw exclusively opens his North Texas dream home with ET’s Kevin Frazier, sharing the story behind the 10-year build designed by wife Tammy. The Hall of Fame quarterback shows off personal touches, including a rock lodged in the wall after a ranch hand accidentally sent it through a window and his Super Bowl X cleats. ET previously visited the couple at their Oklahoma estate in 2020, before they sold the property for $22.5 million in 2023 and downsized from 840 acres to 155. Their new property doubles as a horse-breeding business, which Terry credits Tammy with making profitable for the first time in his 43 years with horses. His memoir, ‘Looking for Terry,’ is out now. 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 Welsh actor spent three months auditioning for the part and turned in two lengthy screen tests to play the title character. But he had no issues with it: “I’m untested in this space, so I was glad he did it.”

Wyatt Flores stopped by the Page Six Studio to answer burning questions from the Confession Cube. The country singer gets candid about his new album, “Scared of Heights,” and the creative shift that helped him find his sound, from early-2000s rock influences to his self-described “sexy song” era. He also gets a surprise of his…

The winds of fortune in Hollywood can change swiftly. Bela Bajaria is out as chief content officer at Netflix after a decade where she stewarded hits such as “Bridgerton,” “Squid Game,” “Adolescence,” “Arcane” and “Stranger Things,” just to name a few. But as the streaming king’s user engagement has sagged over the course of 2026 amid pricey live events deals and Skydance, fresh off of swiping Warner Bros. from Netflix with a $110 billion acquisition bid, prepares to challenge its supremacy, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos announced a major change on Thursday, bringing in former top Fox and Disney executive Peter Rice to oversee the company’s $20 billion content budget. After spending the last couple of years under Bajaria focusing on bringing WWE, NFL, MLB and the FIFA Women’s World Cup off of linear and into its content machine, Netflix’s choice of Rice signals a back-to-basics approach. Rice’s roots are planted firmly in the specialty film world; he has also overseen television content from broadcast to cable to streaming — and he is expected to refocus on film and TV as the core of Netflix’s business. “Peter is one of the most effective at-scale operators in the entertainment industry. His business…

On Monday, October 19, we reopen our doors to photographers around the world.

Court is back in session for The Rainmaker season two—are you sure you’re ready for this? After all, if you thought the stakes were high in season one, then they’ve gone sky-high in season two,…

When the actress submitted her petition, she requested that properties, assets and debts be split according to the former couple’s prenuptial agreement.

The Oregon shooter who killed 3 students and one teacher at an elementary school was armed with a pump-action shotgun purchased by his mother, according to the Associated Press. The AP reports the 16-year-old gunman, whose name has not been…

Fox News contributor Kennedy is dishing on her experiences with Kimberly Guilfoyle while the two worked together at the network, painting Guilfoyle as a status-hungry social climber with a spicy sexual appetite. In fact, Kennedy wrote a column for…