Celebrity
Exclusive: Controversial Director Tony Kaye (“American History X”) Looking at Comeback with Vito Schnabel’s “The Trainer”
There wasn't a more controversial movie in 1998 as "American History X." The director, Tony Kaye, was divisive and a lightning rod for trouble.
Kaye...
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Oscars Add More Presenters from Music World Including Sean Diddy Combs and Pop Star Shawn Mendes
The Oscars are adding more and more presenters from different worlds.
New t0 the list today for the March 27th broadcast are rap entrepreneur Sean...
Music
“SNL” Drops Again Despite “The Batman” Star Zoe Kravitz Hosting with Musical Guest Rosalia
I missed "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend and it seems like a lot of others did, too.
"SNL" scored just 4.359 million viewers, down...
Celebrity
“Power of the Dog” Director Jane Campion Apologizes (Unnecessarily) to Serena and Venus Williams
"Power of the Dog" director Jane Campion is apologizing to Serena and Venus Williams today.
For heaven's sake, it's not necessary
On the Critics Choice Awards...
Television
NBC Posts Lowest Sunday Non Football Ratings Ever, Cancels Popular “New Amsterdam” After Upcoming 5th Season
NBC is kinda in a lot of trouble.
Last night the network scored its lowest non football Sunday ratings ever. The total was just over...
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Critics Choice Awards Pick “Power of the Dog” Best Feature, Setting Up Path to Academy Awards
For the second time Sunday, Jane Campion's "The Power of the Dog" won Best Picture, this time at the Critics Choice Awards seen live...
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Updating BAFTA Awards: “Power of the Dog,” Will Smith, Jane Campion, “CODA” & “Pizza” Screenplays, “Belfast” Best Brit Film, Troy Kotsur, Ariana DeBose Supporting...
The BAFTA Awards are going on in London.
They are meaningless in relation to the real Oscars, but fun anyway.
Best Picture: "Power of the Dog"
Best...
Music
UPDATED: Mick Jagger Teases, The Rolling Stones Announce 60th Anniversary Tour and New Album, New Logo
The Rolling Stones are going out on a 60th anniversary tour! New album, too.
Even without Charlie Watts -- or in his memory. We're down...