Halle Berry is challenging her son's understanding of gender stereotypes and sexism

 returned for season 7 on Wednesday, and one of the night's most energetic performers also felt the sting of elimination! Despite a fun performance, a cute costume and an endearing attempt at a Scottish accent, McTerrier was voted out and made to unmask.Before the votes were cast, McTerrier — a Scottish Terrier in a tartan kilt — delivered a lively rendition of Loverboy's «Working for the Weekend» that impressed the panel and got the audience on their feet.Unfortunately, impressive competition from Thingamabob, Cyclops, Firefly and The Ram, meant it would be the star's only performance.After all the show's panel of celebrity «detectives» — including Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong and Jenny McCarthy — made their final guesses based off only the first clue package, it was soon revealed that not one of them even came close.McTerrier removed his adorable furry helmet and revealed himself to be Food Network star and famous cake maker Duff Goldman!Goldman spoke with ET on Wednesday about his time on the show, and how wonderfully «surreal» the entire experience had been.«I try to live my life by everything I learned from watching „ Goldman said of the show's wonderfully strange qualities. “I love absurdist humor.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSpotify has suspended premium service in Russia after the country launched its war on Ukraine — a move that the audio streaming powerhouse expects to result in a loss of about 1.5 million paying customers in the first quarter of 2022.That’s according to Spotify CFO Paul Vogel, who spoke at Morgan Stanley’s 2022 Technology, Media and Telecom Conference on Wednesday. According to a Spotify spokesperson, the loss of its business in Russia is not material: The country represents less than 1% of total revenue.Vogel also alluded to the recent controversy over podcaster Joe Rogan, which has spurred calls to boycott the streamer (but Vogel didn’t identify Rogan by name).Prior to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to Vogel, Spotify was trending ahead of its Q1 guidance of adding a net 8 million total users, including 3 million paying customers.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeSPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched the Season 7 season premiere, part one, of “The Masked Singer,” which aired March 8 on Fox.He may be an ace of cakes, but Duff Goldman is not necessarily a swan of song. The Food Network star and famed baker was the first celebrity revealed on this season of “The Masked Singer,” which means the one we’re all bracing for — the unmasking of disgraced former mayor Rudy Giuliani — is still to come.Goldman’s exit kicked off Season 7 of Fox’s “The Masked Singer” on Wednesday, and his appearance on the show came with a bit of a twist: After performing, Goldman accidentally knocked off the head of his costume.Disguised as a Scottish terrier — nicknamed “McTerrier” — Goldman stumbled as he got too close to the edge of the stage. And as he reached to keep the head of his costume on, instead he accidentally pushed it off.

Catwoman actress Halle Berry recently got candid about child support! It all began when the 54-year-old Oscar winner took to her Instagram to share a post with the quote “Women don’t owe you s–t.” While the comment section was filled with trolls in a few minutes, there was also a heated debate on gender roles going on. Without actually mentioning her ex Gabriel Aubry by name, Halle did allude to funding his “lifestyle” through child support payments for their 12-year-old daughter Nahla. “It takes great strength every day to pay for it.

Halle Berry is sharing her fiery thoughts on child support.

Halle Berry is speaking her mind. The 54-year-old actress recently took to Instagram to share a simple quote that she found empowering: "Women don't owe you s--t." In the caption, she wrote, "& that’s on mary had a little lamb." She engaged in a few brief arguments in the comments section, mostly related to gender roles and what followers thought the quote meant -- including a troll who said she "can't keep a man." She also addressed child support payments in the comments.

Drama with the ex. Halle Berry pays Gabriel Aubry’s child support every month, but she still thinks the payments are “wrong” and should be considered “extortion.”

They fill the mailbox daily – the tightly packaged screeners that arrive like welcome anachronisms, some bearing familiar titles (Mank, Soul) but most as strangers (Wolfwalkers, Athlete A). Their sheer abundance reminds us of the creative energy out there; the “out there,” however, seems lost in the mist. “We need festivals and parties and hype,” observes Nick Jarecki, whose fast-paced thriller Crisis opens in March, searching for hype (he won the Kodak Auteur Award).

Halle Berry and her best friend of two decades, Lindsay Flores, returned on Thursday for another episode of their IGTV show “Bad And Booshy”.

Alissa Simon Film CriticNow shortlisted in the international feature category, Tunisia’s ambitious entry “The Man Who Sold His Skin” from female writer-director Kaouther Ben Hania (“Beauty and the Dogs”) offers a provocative contemporary take on a Faustian bargain. An audacious but not always palatable mix of drama, tragedy, romance, satire and dark humor, the plot centers on Sam (newcomer Yahya Mahayni), a displaced Syrian with a chip on his shoulder who allows a cryptic art-world guru to use his back as a canvas.

Halle Berry is going off on child support payments on Instagram, claiming they are "extortion" and allow parents to live a lifestyle "they did not earn."The actress' comments came after someone brought up the fact that she has to pay ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry nearly $16,000 a month in child support for their 12-year-old daughter, Nahla. "And it takes great strength to pay it," Halle replied in the comments section.

Halle Berry shared a meme on Instagram over the weekend that said, “Women don’t owe you s**t.” Which is quite frankly, the truth. While it got the praise of powerful celebrity women like Chrissy Teigen, Vivica A. Fox, Tia Mowry, and Karrueche Tran, the idea of women not owing “you” anything triggered a lot of men who left Berry hateful comments. Here’s how Berry handled the trolls trying to knock her off her thrown.A post shared by Halle Berry (@halleberry)The post has THOUSANDS of comments and Berry responded back to many of them, including the personal attacks about her love life.

Don’t come for Halle Berry! F**k around and she’ll make sure you find out!

Catwoman actress Halle Berry recently slammed back at a troll who left negative comments on one of her recent Instagram posts. It all started when the 54-year-old Oscar-winner went on social media over the weekend and shared a meme that said, “Women don’t owe you sh-t.” After sharing the meme, it was natural that many trolls graced the comment sections, Halle responded to a bunch of the comments on the post, including some from trolls.

Wendy Williams is the latest star to weigh in on Halle Berry‘s exchange with a relationship-shamer, which took place on Instagram on February 7. While discussing a past interview she did with the Oscar-winner, 54, Wendy admitted, “I feel some sort of connection to her, but I still feel like she’s cuckoo,” before addressing the actress, directly: “I’ve told that to you before, Halle. I think you’re cuckoo, but in a good way! I think you’re too good for the things you do. See, your cuckoo dates way back to this thing where women don’t need men,” Wendy explained about Halle’s well-documented independence.

HALLE Berry has accused her ex, Gabriel Aubry, of "extorting" her with the child support of their 12-year-old daughter, Nahla. The Oscar winner, 54, said it's "wrong" that she pays the Canadian model, 45, to "live a lifestyle that he didn't earn".

Halle Berry isn't about to let Internet trolls have the final word! The 54-year-old actress took to Instagram to share the message, «Women don't owe you s**t.» And when some commenters seemingly took offense to the sentiment, Berry was ready with a few choice comebacks. When one person replied, «Says the women who can't keep a man,» Berry retorted, «Who says I wanna keep the wrong man? Cuz… I don't.»Another one wrote, «Geesh Halle, had some trouble with men in your life??» to which Berry responded with a series of laughing, crying emojis, writing, «Nope, they had trouble with me.»When someone else said this was a double standard and that women look for men to take care of them, Berry quickly clarified, «No man has ever taken care of me…

Halle Berry has shut down online trolls who were criticising her dating history. The exchange began when the Oscar-winning actor shared a meme on Twitter that said: “Women don’t owe you s***.

Halle Berry caused a stir on Instagram this week after she came under attack from trolls.The Oscar-winning actress had shared a quote which read, "Women don't owe you s***", which prompted a huge response from her followers, with one cruelly writing: "With all of your accomplishments, fame, beauty, it seems, as if, you CAN'T keep a man."MORE: Halle Berry shares intimate bed photo as romance heats up"Who said I wanted to keep them? I'm all about living your best life, if you make a wrong move, course correct and re-spin and start again!" Halle responded.WATCH: Celebrity mother-daughter look-alikesAnd when another commenter echoed, "Says the women who can't keep a man." Halle hit back with: "Who says I wanna keep the wrong man? cuz…..I

Halle Berry is speaking out in response to trolls who left negative comments on one of her recent Instagram posts.

Halle Berry is clapping back at trolls who took aim at her personal life.

Word to the wise: don’t come for Halle Berry! The Oscar winner, 54, took to Instagram on February 7, where she posted a graphic that read, “Women don’t owe you sh*t.” A slew of fans showed so much love for the post, but one hater couldn’t help themselves and left a hurtful comment. “With all of your accomplishments, fame, beauty, it seems, as if, you CAN’T keep a man,” an excerpt from the hater’s comment read. Naturally, Halle was none too pleased.

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© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Gordon Ramsay's youngest son Oscar has a truly magical bedroom. MORE: Stacey Solomon's new chair is straight out of a winter wonderlandOn Wednesday, the little lad's big sister Holly, 20, shared a heart-melting video of herself playing with her brother in his incredible bedroom, which even features its own tepee!WATCH: Gordon and Tana Ramsay film inside stunning family homePosting a clip on Instagram, Holly can be seen throwing a ball at Oscar, who seems to be having a wonderful time messing around with his older sibling.

There are Sundance movies and there are Oscar movies, and if you were to create a Venn diagram of the two, there are years when the two circles have overlapped and years when they've maintained their distance. Richard Linklater's decades-spanning Boyhood, for example, which debuted at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, went on to earn six Oscar noms, including best picture, and scored a win for supporting actress Patricia Arquette.

When shooting wrapped last February on Poland’s Oscar entry Never Gonna Snow Again, its filmmakers and production team could never have predicted the bizarre physical and emotional journey that the indie title would undergo across the next 11 months as it was finished and then unveiled amidst a global pandemic.

Halle Berry's fitness game has always been on point but fans were at a loss for words when she shared a post workout video and flashed her killer abs.In the video, Halle walks out into a rainy day in layers and layers of workout gear. As she steps out, she peels off her first layer, which is a sauna suit.

Halle Berry encourages her son to challenge gender stereotypes. The Oscar-winning actress - who has daughter Nahla, 12, with Gabriel Aubry and son Maceo, seven, with Olivier Martinez - has revealed she discusses the issue of sexism with her children.

Halle Berry, Zendaya and more took part in the HFPA’s “Women Breaking Barriers: An Industry Shift” panel at Sundance on Saturday.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorVariety’s Peter Debruge called ‘A Sun’ a “world cinema stunner” in his review of Chung Mong-Hong’s drama, and it was also hailed as one of the best movies of 2020 in his year-end roundup.The film has now been named by Taiwan as its contender for the best international feature film section at the Academy Awards. “A Sun” focuses on the pressures that a family of four place on the younger son, a black-sheep being sent to juvenile detention.Mong-Hong discusses the making of the film and exclusively debuts the trailer below.I heard this story when I met up with a high-school friend after 40 years.