MAFS’ Georges opens up on Celebs Go Dating - Chloe Sims was 'just doing it for money'

Harry Styles cut his hair recently and now has a buzzcut, which fans didn’t want to believe at first.

Jeff Probst has announced a new rule for upcoming seasons of Survivor after multiple contestants have quit during the current season.

The cast of May December is hard at work promoting the new Netflix movie now that the SAG-AFTRA strike is over!

Did Bobby Berk‘s departure from Queer Eye go a LOT less smooth than we originally thought??

As it turns out, Holly Madison was not nearly as happy as she appeared to be while living in the Playboy Mansion — no matter how many wide smiles she flashed on camera.

Wait. Could this whole Reese Witherspoon and Kevin Costner thing be REAL?! That’s what DeuxMoi is insisting!

Kim Kardashian turned to Salma Hayek for advice after her American Horror Story casting was announced, and you’ll never believe what the actress had to say!

Oh man, the drama deepens!

Finding a foundation that stays put no matter what the day throws at you is one thing. Finding one that doesn’t budge even during a baptism? Now that gives a whole new meaning to long-lasting.

Ingo Rademacher told his followers on Instagram that he faced “some mental health struggles” after “being ousted” from General Hospital “for my political views.”

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic “Perhaps if people talked less, animals would talk more,” observes one of the human characters in “Charlotte’s Web,” a kiddie classic that serves as both the butt of several jokes and an inspiration for Adam Sandler’s animated “Leo,” an endearing Netflix original that strikes just the right balance between heart and fart jokes. Basing the way Leo sounds on his squeaky-scratchy, slightly guttural impression of the late Hollywood agent Bernie Brillstein, Sandler voices a crusty old iguana who’s spent three-quarters of a century — practically his entire life — trapped in an elementary school classroom.

Amazon has beaten hundreds of retailers by dropping its 2023 Black Friday deal a week before the global November 24 date as popular products from Ninja, Samsung, Tefal, and Vax can be found for a fraction of the price. Including this Asus laptop users say is 'perfect for everyday needs', and it's now £230 cheaper.

It’s a cool indie weekend when the new album by André 3000, New Blue Sun, has morphed into a “cinematic listening experience.” Variance Films is putting the experience, directed by Terence Nance, into three theaters in NYC (IFC Center), LA (Cinepolis Inglewood) and Atlanta (Tara).

After burning through countless stories involving his family and personal (mis)adventures with his Netflix specials Secret Time and Hey Big Boy, comedian Bert Kreischer squeezed “the last bit of juice out of the orange” with his latest, the Golden Globes contender Razzle Dazzle.

Justine Bateman has spent the better part of this year warning Hollywood about the potential consequences of artificial intelligence in film and TV, even before the topic became a major part of contract negotiations for both the WGA and SAG-AFTRA.

Focus Features has set a Jan. 26, 2024 theatrical release date for Goran Stolevski’s latest, Housekeeping For Beginners.

A long in the works revival of White Collar may be coming to fruition.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor The resiliency of women against long odds and low expectations was the theme of the night on Thursday as Variety and Lifetime toasted four of the entertainment industry’s brightest stars at the annual Power of Women event. Fantasia Barrino, star of Warner Bros. upcoming remake of “The Color Purple,” dedicated her Power of Women kudo to Celie, the woefully mistreated character she plays in the film, as well as her own daughter.

BreAnna Bell Without rehearsals, Natalie Portman had a special challenge ahead of her as she took on her latest role in Todd Haynes’ latest drama, “May December.” Portman stars opposite Julianne Moore as Elizabeth Berry, an actress set to portray Gracie Atherton-Yoo (Moore), a woman whose life became the subject of tabloid fodder when she began a sexual relationship with a 12-year-old boy, Joe. Two decades later, Elizabeth studies Gracie and Joe (now a 36-year-old man) as she preps for her role, analyzing the cracks in their façade.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic In a time when country music is suddenly flusher with credible newcomers than it has been in a lot of years, Megan Moroney is one of the freshest of the fresh — with a clever debut single, “Tennessee Orange,” that stands as one of the best No. 1 singles the format has wrought recently, from an album, “Lucky,” that bears no skips among its 16 deluxe-edition tracks.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer Thomas “Eromose” Ikimi, director of the Tribeca Film Festival player “88,” has been tapped to write a new drama about a fierce wildlife preservationist and activist. Eromose will write the screenplay for “Manaka,” a story inspired by the organization Saving the Wild and its founder Jamie Joseph. The Zimbabwean-born South African founded the charitable foundation to help protect rhinos from poaching, as well as to tell authentic stories about frontline workers protecting the species from going extinct.

Drake announced the surprise release of his “Scary Hours 3” EP — in an elaborate, two-minute trailer posted on Instagram — mere hours before it dropped at midnight on Friday, I could barely muster up a shrug.Nor was I impressed that he apparently came up with all six of these new songs just five days right before the trailer dropped. (Although OK, OK, the fact that he could get his hometown Toronto Symphony Orchestra onboard for a quickie shoot is a baller flex.)This EP — the third in his “Scary Hours” series that started in 2018 — comes only six weeks after the release of the hip-hop superstar’s “For All the Dogs” album, and its six tracks are also featured on an expanded “Scary Hours” edition of Drake’s eighth solo LP.But in case you aren’t keeping track — and really, how could all but the most devoted Drizzy fans be at this point? — “For All the Dogs” was already 22(!) new Drake songs.

Alexa PenaVega and Carlos PenaVega are adding another member to their family!

The GQ Men of the Year party always turns out an incredible guest list and there were so many stars in attendance at the 2023 event!

Taylor Swift is reacting to the warm welcome she received by Brazil this week!

Ryan Reynolds isn’t the only Deadpool 3 star hitting the gym again now that the SAG-AFTRA strike is over. So is his costar Hugh Jackman, who is looking seriously jacked.

Who plays Melanie in the new Hallmark Channel original movie Navigating Christmas? That’s Chelsea Hobbs and it’s time to fill you in on her!

Stephen Huszar is playing the role of Peter in the new Hallmark Channel movie Navigating Christmas and you might be curious to know more about him!

Viola Davis is sharing details about her look in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.

The home release of Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance has been confirmed by Signature Entertainment. The DVD and Blu-ray of the film will be on shelves from Boxing Day, 26th December.With the announcement comes a new clip from the film itself which we are able to share below.

U.S. District Court Judge Gregory Presnell’s injunction, which not only blocked the state from enforcing the ban against “family-friendly” drag shows at Hamburger Mary’s in Orlando, but against drag performances throughout the state.Florida authorities sought to have the scope of the judge’s injunction scaled back so that it would only apply to Hamburger Mary’s, while enabling state authorities to enforce the law.The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation has enthusiastically moved to yank the business and liquor licenses of venues that have hosted drag shows, even before the law’s passage.Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch indicated that they would have taken up the state’s appeal of the Presnell’s injunction with an eye toward allowing the state to fine or revoke the licenses of all businesses, except Hamburger Mary’s, that permit on-site drag performances.In a statement accompanying the Supreme Court’s order, Justice Brett Kavanaugh — joined by Justice Amy Coney Barrett — refused to reinstate the law, but cautioned that the court’s refusal to take up the emergency motion did not indicate the justices’ views on the law’s constitutionality, reports The Washington Post.Kavanaugh argued the state of Florida did not contest the lower court’s finding that the drag ban may violate free speech, but instead took issue with the scope of Presnell’s order.“To begin with, although Florida strongly disagrees with the District Court’s First Amendment analysis, Florida’s stay application to this Court does not raise that First Amendment issue.

The story of a young Scots carer on BBC's Children In Need left viewers emotional. Jessica, 11, featured on the charity show on Friday night as she spoke about looking after her mum - something she has been doing since she was just three.

Rita Ora has taken to social media to gush over her "incredible" trip to Scotland. The pop icon posted a string of wholesome snaps from her whirlwind break as she promised her fans she would be returning again soon.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty was left in stitches on Friday morning's show after her co-star Matt Taylor made an unexpected blunder live on air after stepping in to stand in for weather reporter Carol Kirkwood.

Married at First Sight UK star Georges Berthonneau has admitted that another bride caught his eye during the experiment - clinic consultant Ella Morgan. The 30-year-old was partnered with Peggy Rose on the show, telling OK! in an exclusive interview that while she was the perfect match for him, he was also interested in Ella - the show's first-ever transgender contestant. “Peggy’s beautiful and actually, I wouldn’t have gone with anyone else.

It’s kicking off on E4’s Married at First Sight, with groom Luke Worley being booted off the show due to an altercation with co-star Jordan Gayle hitting the headlines. Now their fellow MAFS star Georges Berthonneau has revealed that Luke wasn’t the only one to “clash” with Jordan, who was “calculated” in stirring up drama. “I just think he had a tactic when he went into the experiment, which was, ‘If I argue with everyone, then I’m going to annoy everyone and then I’m more likely to feature,’” Georges says.