After years of helping shape the NFL’s entertainment presentations through Roc Nation, Jay-Z will step into the spotlight as the featured halftime performer on Feb. 14 at SoFi Stadium.
Trump’s blistering 1,322 word post attacked Bill Maher’s show, polling claims and conduct during two White House dinners, even though the president had described their latest gathering as great just two days earlier.
Jenna Bush Hager explained why Al Roker’s “Big Red” greeting crossed a line, as Sheinelle Jones recalled the hosts’ shocked reactions and Bush Hager’s previous remarks about experiencing body image struggles from childhood.
Lloyd celebrated turning 88 with a Doc Brown callback, while Michael J. Fox answered with his own “Back to the Future” tribute and a loving reminder of their friendship. His memoir arrives next week.
Sophia Bush says Hilarie Burton explicitly warned her against dating Chad Michael Murray, advice she now admits was right. She also reveals how shame affected their friendship and why she befriended women linked to the alleged cheating.
David Spade and Dana Carvey challenged the fury over Shane Gillis’ “Saturday Night Live” monologue, while Heather Santoro argued that offensive comedy still must deliver laughs before demanding protection from criticism.
Megan Fox reportedly has no interest in revisiting her relationship with Machine Gun Kelly as his romance with Dakota Johnson develops, choosing instead to focus on raising her children, shared parenting arrangements, and her latest business ventures.
Liev Schreiber challenged an Apple TV+ reporter’s approach during the Nocturne premiere, demanding more meaningful treatment of interview subjects before the tense exchange eased and the conversation ultimately continued.