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Lauren Conrad has no plans to return to the world of reality television.

Production on George Miller’s high-anticipated follow-up to “Mad Max: Fury Road” is well underway in the land down under. And now there are some interesting new details about the prequel pic that stars Anya Taylor-Joy of “The Northman” as the titular wasteland warrior Furiosa (taking over for Charlize Theron) and “Thor: Love & Thunder” lead Chris Hemsworth.

overturned its landmark decision in Roe v. Wade that established the right to an abortion. The ruling marks a seismic shift in abortion law and will usher in new rules limiting or banning access to the procedure in half of the states, in some places immediately.The ruling came in a case involving a Mississippi law that banned abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, and the court reversed the decision of the 5th U.S.

ABC’s primetime telecast of the 2022 NBA Draft notched a 0.3 rating in the adults 18-49 demo Thursday, while a repeat of Young Sheldon on CBS was the night’s highest-rated scripted show.

Director John McNaughton made his name in Hollywood with subversive thrillers like 1998’s “Wild Things” and the 1986 seminal serial killer pic “Henry: Portrait of A Serial Killer.” The latter film gave “The Walking Dead” actor Michael Rooker one of his big breakout lead roles. Now, the two are set to work together once again.

new media company, Hana Kuma. The sporting superstar, who was born in Japan, told the New York Times Tuesday that hana kuma means “flower bear” in Japanese — but Twitter users quickly noted it has a far more explicit meaning in Swahili, where it translates to “woman without a vagina.”The lost-in-translation controversy began trending on Twitter in multiple African countries, with dozens of users urging Osaka, 24, to change the name of the company, which she founded in partnership with NBA legend LeBron James, 37. “Naomi Osaka has partnered with LeBron James to start a media company called Hana Kuma.

New York City mayor Eric Adams Adams tweeted Friday that access to safe abortion is legal in New York City and that all in need are welcome. This content can also be viewed on the site it from. Saint Louis mayor Tishaura O. JonesJones has long been an outspoken advocate for and tweeted Friday she will “fight like hell” to  protect and get families in her city the support they need.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Boston mayor Michelle WuIn response to the decision, Wu, who was recently elected, tweeted on Friday that “every level of government” needs to stand up to protect abortion rights.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Sacremento mayor Darrell Steinberg In a statement posted to social media, Steinberg called the decision a “dark day for our country” and called on everyone to “fight like never before."This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot also called Friday a “dark day” for the country in her tweet.

Opening up. Sharon Stone revealed that she’s suffered nine miscarriages over the years after Dancing With the Stars pro Peta Murgatroyd detailed her own recent pregnancy losses.

Todd Chrisley asked fans for prayers after being convicted of fraud and tax evasion. Todd and Julie Chrisley spoke again about their recent financial convictions during Wednesday's episode of their "Chrisley's Confessions" podcast.The duo asked for prayers to support them.  "I want you all to know that the messages that we’re receiving, the mail … the gifts that people are leaving at our doors, the flower arrangements … all of this stuff is just overwhelming and very much appreciated," he said on the podcast. "[But] we don’t want you … wasting your money on things like that.

Style Archive: our new series in which we celebrate the stars of the past that made menswear what it is today. This week, the age in which Ben Affleck coldly informed you that your name wasn't down, and you most certainly weren't coming in. Hollywood ain't so shiny.

Style Archive: a series in which we celebrate the stars of the past that made menswear what it is today. This week: the experimental tailoring of Tom Cruise.

Style Archive: a series in which we celebrate the stars of the past that made menswear what it is today. This week: the flagrant disregard of eyewear etiquette from Jack Nicholson. 'Sunglasses At Night', a little-known 1984 single from one-hit blunder Corey Hart, hasn't aged well.

Style Archive: our new series in which we celebrate the stars of the past that made menswear what it is today. This week, a look back at Mickey Rourke in the 90s. Nineties A-listers were some of the first to endure the ravenous appetite of the 24-hour news cycle and all the pitfalls that came with it.

Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino has found himself in a real sticky situation!

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Sitting this one out. Angelina Pivarnick often live tweets Jersey Shore episodes with fans, but she decided she needs a little break.

Stop, collaborate and listen! Brad Woodgate, CEO and founder of No Sugar Company, and ’90s music icon Vanilla Ice are bringing you the best drink — and song — of summer 2022.

It appears that Avril Lavigne has been a big fan of a popular Adele track for quite some time.

Selena Gomez has gotten pickier about who she works with and who she dates -- and she owes it all to Steve Martin and Martin Short. ET's Will Marfuggi spoke with Gomez and her  co-stars, ahead of the show's season 2 premiere, about what they've learned from each other and what to expect this coming season.«I think in general, my standards for humor and gentlemen, and just, professionals have been — the bar's been lifted pretty high working with these two, so, it's been really fun, but I'm now a little bit picky,» Gomez said of what working with Martin and Short has taught her.While season 2 sees the already nosey Charles (Martin) and Oliver (Short) trying to meddle in Mabel (Gomez)'s love life, the 29-year-old actress told ET, the legendary actor-comedians are far too protective of her to set her up with just anyone.«They're protective,» Gomez said. «We're very protective of her,» Short agreed. «You know, most of the people we know are dead,» Short joked.

tweeted. He went on to joke about how outdated and difficult the old iPhone iteration had become. “I’ll miss your home button.

overturned its landmark decision in Roe v. Wade that established the right to an abortion. The ruling marks a seismic shift in abortion law and will usher in new rules limiting or banning access to the procedure in half of the states, in some places immediately.The ruling came in a case involving a Mississippi law that banned abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, and the court reversed the decision of the 5th U.S.

EXCLUSIVE: Emmy nominee Madeline Brewer (The Handmaid’s Tale) has signed on to star alongside Peyton Kennedy, Anjali Bhimani, Jeremy Radin, Akilah Hughes and Ben Gleib in the indie Pruning.

Roe v. Wade decision. Bee, filming in her backyard in New York, joked that her need for “attention” prevented her from taking some time off despite testing positive for COVID.

“Downton Abbey: A New Era” has made its debut on Digital, and to mark the occasion, we’ve got an early look at one of the bonus features included on the home video release.The video above goes behind the scenes of the sequel to show the challenge of making a movie about a film crew making a silent movie at Downton Abbey, which is a major plot point in the film. Director Simon Curtis explains in the clip how tricky it was to fit all the cameras in a room for the silent film within the film in addition to the real cameras needed to actually make “A New Era.”Additionally, actor Robert James-Collier, who plays Thomas in the franchise, explains why his character would not be a great fit for the silent era.“I couldn’t be in a silent movie, I’ll tell you why,” James-Collier says in the clip.

A self-employed plasterer has been locked up after a large scale cannabis cultivation was found in a building directly across the street from Wishaw police station.

The first episode of creator Christopher Storer’s FX on Hulu series “The Bear” has the nervous, ruthless, immersive energy of the Safdie brothers’ “Uncut Gems,” a high compliment to the chefs. It throws us into the kitchen of a legendary beef sandwich shop struggling to stay alive in Chicago, as they prepare for another demanding day.

Celebrities are speaking out on social media after it was announced the Supreme Court had overturned Roe v. Wade.

Camille Vasquez sure knows how to step up!

Charlie Puth dropped his new upbeat track with Jungkook from BTS, nearly two weeks after the K-Pop boy band announced they are taking a break to focus on solo projects.

Zack Sharf Emilia Clarke is making her West End stage debut playing Nina in Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull,” a production that was originally set to launch in  March 2020 but was got suspended after four preview performances because of the pandemic. Now Clarke is finally taking the stage, and she’s surely hoping it goes better than her 2013 Broadway debut in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” The “Game of Thrones” favorite recently told the BBC that her debut was a “catastrophic failure” she wasn’t ready for.Clarke was two years into her “Game of Thrones” fame when she tackled Broadway for the first time as Holly Golightly opposite Cory Michael Smith as Fred and George Wendt as Joe Bell in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” Her performance was widely panned. The New York Times said Clarke acted like “an under-age debutante trying very, very hard to pass for a sophisticated grown-up,” while Variety wrote that her performance “won’t make Broadway audiences forget” Audrey Hepburn’s iconic turn in the film adaptation.

Carson Burton The Supreme Court today overturned Roe v. Wade, effectively ending federal protections of abortion rights.The final opinion, written by Justice Samuel Alito, fully repudiates the 1973 decision which guaranteed federal constitutional protections of abortion rights.

A.D. Amorosi When Sir Bryson Robert Hall II – aka Bobby Hall, aka rapper-producer-mental health activist Logic – talks about the self-titled “fuck-it-have-fun” moment when his gleeful, new, return-to-rap’s-old-school album, “Vinyl Days,” was conceived, he doesn’t mince words about its motivation: leaving Def Jam for BMG.Signed to Def Jam since 2014, Logic made a splash at the label in 2017 when he dropped his “Everybody” album and its five-times platinum single, “1-800-273-8255” (National Suicide Prevention Hotline), featuring Khalid and Alessia Cara.