I'm A Celeb's Jane Moore shares heartbreaking conversation with Dean McCullough viewers didn't see

Vernon Kay has called out Tess Daly over an "absolute lie" that she allegedly told about Christmas presents and warned that it’s a "trap".

Michaela Zee Timothée Chalamet’s team offered to pay the $500 fine incurred after the viral Chalamet lookalike contest held in New York City’s Washington Square Park in October, according to the event organizer, YouTuber Anthony Po. Chalamet made a surprise appearance at his own lookalike contest on Oct. 27, where a throng of attendees gathered under the park’s iconic arch to see the actor’s curly-haired doppelgängers.

My Chemical Romance guitarist Frank Iero has paid tribute to his late ex-bandmate Bob Bryar, who was found dead in his home last week aged 44.Per TMZ, the drummer was discovered in his Tennessee home on November 26, after last being seen alive on November 4. The cause of death is not immediately known, but authorities have ruled out foul play, with his possessions, including musical equipment and weapons, untouched.Bryar was My Chemical Romance’s longest-tenured drummer, performing with the band from 2004 until his departure in 2010.

Taylor Swift has shared her reaction to ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ achieving the most streamed album of 2024 on Apple Music.The streaming platform unveiled Apple Music Replay yesterday (December 3), allowing Apple Music users to analyse their listening habits over the past 12 months.Apple Music Replay comes ahead of the highly anticipated Spotify Wrapped 2024 – which allows music fans to look back at their favourite releases of the year, and arrives with stats, rankings and summaries about each user’s most listened-to songs, albums, podcasts, artists and genres.Apple Music has also revealed the year-end charts for 2024, which reveal the biggest songs of the year by Apple Music streams, Shazam tags, radio spins, read lyrics and more.The results reveal that the expanded edition of Swift’s eleventh studio album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology’ – which NME gave three stars – was the most streamed album this year on the platform. Additionally, Swift was also awarded the most streamed artist.A post shared by Apple Music (@applemusic)In an Instagram Story shared yesterday (December 3), Swift shared her reaction to the news.

With a big question looming over HBO distribution in the UK, Germany and Italy as Warner Bros. Discovery rolls out Max globally, WBD’s JB Perrette floated a potential new partner in the territories: Amazon.

Loki actor Jack Veal is sharing some hopeful news after revealing he was “homeless at 17.”

Ralph Fiennes, who played Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter film saga, has an idea about who should play the villain in the HBO TV series.

Tyler Perry and Oprah Winfrey have been friends for nearly two decades, but his latest film, Netflix’s “The Six Triple Eight,” marks the first time Perry directed the cultural icon. The film reveals the untold story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, the only troop of Black women and women of color to serve in Europe during World War II.

Kate Linder has been starring on The Young and the Restless for over 40 years, but she still has a job on the side that she’s not giving up!

Garcelle Beauvais is taking a trip down memory lane!

Mikey Madison is stepping out for a special screening of her new movie!

Gerard Butler and O’Shea Jackson Jr. are ready to bring their new movie Den of Thieves 2: Pantera to fans, though it won’t be released for over a month!

We’re just one week away from the season 26 finale of NBC’s singing competition series The Voice and your final five contestants have been revealed.

Britney Spears has apparently moved out of the United States.

Zayn Malik canceled his Newcastle, UK, concert on Tuesday (December 3), just minutes before it was set to begin.

Keira Knightley is stepping out for the premiere of her new Netflix series!

Barry Manilow is not leaving Las Vegas for the rest of his career!

Angelina Jolie is wrapping up some work.

Sold On SLC is debuting this week!

Armie Hammer is making an appearance in a new music video!

Swoon! Selena Gomez…

This is so low! Kim Zolciak…

Duff McKagan and Slash have released a new single ‘I Can Breathe’, which was recorded for a charity project by guitar brand Gibson. Listen to the track below.The Guns N’ Roses bandmates are the latest rock veterans to participate in the ongoing project, which saw a collaboration between System Of A Down’s Serj Tankian and Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi last year.Per Consequence, ‘I Can Breathe’ sees McKagan on lead vocals, with Slash taking on lead guitar duties alongside Gibson CEO Cesar Gueikian on rhythm guitar and piano.The five-minute track sees McKagan and Slash build on the hard rock bombasity from their main band, but with a prog-rock attitude towards songwriting – with lyrics penned by McKagan – that sees a fiery guitar solo from Slash.All proceeds from the song will benefit the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) through the brand’s non-profit organisation, Gibson Gives.McKagan said in a press release: “The musical slant and progressive rock-ness of this huge epic pushed me in a whole new direction.

Gilmore Girls has returned — somewhat!

Shailene Woodley is getting candid about the “lowest low” of her life.

Eminem‘s mother has passed away at the age of 69.

Let’s get into it! Yuh!

J. Kim Murphy “Lady Like,” a documentary about “RuPaul’s Drag Race” Season 14 standout Lady Camden, aka Rex Wheeler, has been acquired by Freestyle Digital Media for North American distribution. The banner has set a release date of Jan.

early release, “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” is now available to watch on Disney+. Subscribers can stream the first two episodes, as new episodes drop every Tuesday until its series finale on January 14, 2025. There are 8 episodes, in total.

Max subscribers, take note: Warner Bros Discovery has its eye on password sharers.

Dr. Kelly Powers, a Fox News contributor, has died. She was 45.

Naman Ramachandran UPDATE: In a whirlwind political drama that played out overnight in South Korea, President Yoon Suk Yeol’s declaration of martial law lasted barely six hours before he was forced to back down early Wednesday morning, marking a stunning reversal that has left his presidency on shakier ground than ever. The crisis reached its climax when troops surrounded parliament, only to be met with defiant lawmakers who swiftly voted to reject military rule.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic When Kevin Cahoon got his Tony and Drama Desk nominations in 2023 as a featured actor in Broadway’s “Shucked,” he played a hayseed character whose sexuality might or might not have been known to everyone in his straight-laced, corn-fed community. But in “La Cage aux Folles,” now playing at the Pasadena Playhouse, taking on the lead role of the drag performer Albin, he quite defiantly is who he is — at least until the farcical second act has him comically pretending to be a straight man, then a straight woman, in an attempted act of familial love.

Hunter Ingram Anyone flipping past a cable channel late at night in the back half of the 1990s and early aughts probably had ads for “Girls Gone Wild” seared into their brains. The instantly recognizable infomercials projected purposefully pixelated footage of young women pulling up their shirts to flash the cameras between shots at a college town bar, or in the fog of spring break in Miami.

Naman Ramachandran The Producers Guild of Korea (PGK) and the Association of Indonesian Film Producers (APROFI) are deepening their collaboration following their renewed memorandum of understanding, at the inaugural JAFF Market in Yogyakarta, where horror projects dominate the slate of potential co-productions. The partnership, which first began in 2013, comes at a time when Indonesia‘s film industry is experiencing significant growth.

Dennis Harvey Film Critic With “Lake George,” Jeffrey Reiner makes his first indie feature as writer-director since the 1990s, following a prolific quarter-century helming small-screen projects. The filmmaker has cited formative viewings of classic film noirs on television as an inspiration, but this twisty tale feels more like the melancholy genre fictions of the late Ross Macdonald — low-key, droll, downbeat yet empathetic tours through labyrinths of disillusioned and corrupted Southern California lives. While there’s a fair-sized body count here, the path hewn by uneasy allies Shea Whigham and Carrie Coon comes off less as a thriller than a rueful black comedy of errors, with even the most violent characters carrying a certain pathos.