Rumors that Mauricio Umansky is a cheater are abundant, Kyle Richards even suggested it. Now she’s being called out for acting “obtuse.”
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Brittany Cartwright filed for divorce from Jax Taylor in 2024. She said filming ‘The Valley’ took a toll on their relationship.
There are more than 100 notes to find in South of Midnight, and it’s worth your time to seek out all of them beyond just doing it to get the achievement. Arguably, the storytelling in South of Midnight is its strongest aspect, and each note adds strong context to the storytelling that would otherwise be…
Today, following a series of increasingly intense rumors and leaks, Bethesda has finally unveiled The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered. Bethesda’s Todd Howard explained what the original game meant when it launched in 2006 and then introduced a series of developers who discussed the improvements of the new version, which are rather extensive.
The game is once again afoot, as Netflix’s third “Enola Holmes” movie is now in production. And in the threequel, two more classic characters from Arthur Conan Doyle’s works return. After first appearing as Ms. Mira Troy, Lord McIntyre’s private secretary, in “Enola Holmes 2,” Sharon Duncan-Brewster was revealed in the sequel to actually be the criminal mastermind Moriarty — and she’ll be back to play the character for the third film. Meanwhile, the credits scene of “Enola Holmes 2” also introduced Himesh Patel as Dr. John Watson, as Enola sends him to Sherlock as a potential roommate. He’ll also be returning for the third film. But, as always, Enola Holmes remains our hero in this series and she’ll be played once again by Netflix favorite Millie Bobby Brown. What’s in store for the young detective this time around? Well, a trip to Malta, for starters. According to the logline, “Adventure chases detective Enola Holmes to Malta, where personal and professional dreams collide on a case more tangled and treacher
Are Bianca Censori and Kanye ‘Ye’ West back together? She seems to have broken her silence with a new Instagram Stories photo.
If you’re going to tackle a Britney Spears song, you better come prepared and you better do it right. That’s exactly what Jack Black and Tenacious D did when they took on “…Baby One More Time” — but according to Black, there was one element of the song that took him about 100 tries to get right. Black and his band went viral for covering the song for the “Kung Fu Panda 4” soundtrack last year, even highjacking the premiere’s red carpet to film a surprise music video for the cover. In case you somehow missed it, let’s get you up to speed. Appearing on Tuesday’s episode of “Good Hang With Amy Poehler,” the actor reflected on how the cover came about and noted that he remains very proud of it. But Black also recalled getting fixated on one piece of the song in particular. “I got so into this one part that’s really hard, vocally,” he shared. “And I did it probably like 100 times, and I would come back on different days like ‘(hisses) It’s still not there.’” The moment in question is the riff that Spears does on t
Three and a half years after Lionsgate announced its plan to separate from Starz, the long-awaited move is finally facing a vote this week as the Hollywood studio looks to unlock more value for shareholders and find more strategic flexibility. Shareholders of record will be entitled to vote at the meeting in Vancouver, and if the separation is approved by a majority, Starz will begin trading under the ticker symbol STRZ on the NASDAQ in May. The spin-off will bring to an end a combination that began nearly nine years ago when Lionsgate bought Starz in a $4.4 billion cash and stock deal. For Lionsgate, a split will position it strictly as a content studio that can focus on monetizing its library. Meanwhile, Starz will have more autonomy to explore distribution and bundling opportunities that may conflict with Lionsgate’s broader priorities. It may also be able to move more nimbly to consolidate niche streaming players aimed at female audiences, Starz’s primary demographic. But it also makes Lionsgate and Starz
The world might be burning in “Mountainhead,” but rest assured tech billionaires, played by Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Cory Michael Smith and Ramy Youssef, are not sitting idling by — they are enjoying a luxe mountain escape. In the trailer for Jesse Armstrong’s new HBO film, four presidents of tech, Randall (Carell), Souper (Schwartzman), Venis (Smith) and Jeff (Youssef) reunite for a vacation amid a rolling international crisis. “You guys getting this? Panic buying and violence?” Youssef’s Jeff said in the teaser, while Carell’s Randall admits, “this is a serious moment.” “I think that’s why I’m so excited about these atrocities — I’m thinking about all of the people who are not killing each other,” Randall said. While the crew is aware “nations are teetering, both politically and economically,” the stakes are upped when the group gets a request to speak with the president of the United States. “What could he possibly have to say?” Venis asks, before Jeff throws the blame onto Venis — after previously
“The Golden Bachelorette” will return to ABC and Hulu, with a new leading man in NFL veteran-turned-lawyer Mel Owns. After the inaugural season of “The Golden Bachelor” broke ratings records for the franchise, ABC has renewed “The Golden Bachelor” for a second season, which will debut in the 2025-26 broadcast season. ABC announced the news Tuesday during Hulu’s unscripted event in Los Angeles. An exact premiere date has not yet been set. “The Bachelor” spinoff series found its second ever “Golden Bachelor” in Owens, a 66-year-old from Detroit. After Owens graduated from the University of Michigan, he was selected as the ninth overall pick in the 1981 NFL Draft by the LA Rams. After retiring from football, he became a lawyer in Orange County, Calif., where he focused on cases for those seeking justice for sports-related injuries. During his time in Orange County, Owens met his first love and had two sons with her. When his marriage eventually ended, he focused on raising his sons and coaching their extracurric