Jimmy Kimmel mocked Martha Stewart’s portrayal of a homeless person, dismissed her awareness explanation and questioned how the photo was ever posted. Stewart later apologized, but a new pastry post brought another wave of criticism.
Wayne Scot Lukas says Janet Jackson’s infamous 2004 Super Bowl exposure was planned, while accusing Justin Timberlake and producers of mishandling the moment. Jackson, however, has consistently maintained that the incident was an accident.
A filmmakers’ letter filed in court reveals private concerns that may have influenced Oprah Winfrey’s sudden withdrawal from “On The Record,” including disputed claims about accuser Drew Dixon’s motives and alleged relationship with Russell Simmons.
Former Bond girl Trina Parks is championing Sydney Sweeney for the iconic franchise, praising her talent and confidence while calling for stronger female characters and a more modern approach to 007’s romantic life.
Ella Langley celebrated Halloween and the final night of her tour by dressing as Jessie from “Toy Story,” drawing more than 490,000 Instagram likes while a related TikTok video also attracted huge numbers.
“Saturday Night Live” revisited Patrick Stewart’s 1994 hosting appearance as Marvel Studios, Hugh Jackman and Famke Janssen joined the tributes following the actor’s death at 86 after a short battle with Alzheimer’s Disease and Lewy body dementia.
Bryce Hall was filmed struggling against multiple men during a Halloween street fight, then joked about his injuries online as felony coercion and misdemeanor domestic battery charges from an alleged incident involving Mika Lafuente remain pending.
Nicki Minaj demanded that Kathy Hochul forfeit her seat, endorsed Republican Bruce Blakeman, and warned the governor about “God’s wrath.” Hochul fired back by telling the rapper to get offline and stop attending Trump rallies.