Month: September 2021

Christina Haack continues to spark engagement rumors after she was spotted donning a larger-than-life diamond ring on her special finger while hanging out on a balcony with her boyfriend, Joshua Hall. The "Flip or Flop" star, 38, and Hall were taking in the San Diego, Calif., sun during a getaway earlier this week as photographers snapped away at the sparkler on her hand. The couple appeared comfortable in white t-shirts, shorts and ball caps as they chatted it up. Last month, Haack once again stirred engagement rumors after she reportedly posted – then deleted – a photo of her wearing a sparkler to her social media account.  TAREK EL MOUSSA SAYS 'BLOW UP’ AT EX CHRISTINA HAACK ON 'FLIP OR FLOP' SET 'JUST SUCKED FOR EVERYONE INVOLVED' A rep for Haack did not respond to Fox News' req...

Patrick Dempsey is facing allegations of poor behavior on the set of "Grey’s Anatomy." The 55-year-old actor is perhaps best known for appearing in ABC’s long-running medical drama created by famed writer Shonda Rhimes for the show’s first 11 seasons as Dr. Derek Shepard, also known as "McDreamy." In her upcoming book, "How to Save a Life: The Inside Story of Grey’s Anatomy," author Lynette Rice opened up about Dempsey’s time on set – and his departure, which shocked fans and industry figures alike. For the book, Rice conducted over 80 interviews with cast- and crew members of the show, both past and present. PATRICK DEMPSEY CONSIDERS ANOTHER 'GREY'S ANATOMY' RETURN: 'NEVER SAY NEVER' "There were HR issues. It wasn’t sexual in any way," former Executive Producer James D. Parriott re...

Priyanka Chopra channeled Bob Dylan in a Twitter post today regarding her part in the controversial  series The Activist, to wit: “You don’t have to be a weatherman/to know which way the wind blows.” Chopra cautiously waited until today to respond to the uproar over the originally proposed show, which was set to focus on competing teams of activists and public figures fighting to promote their causes on social media. The goal was securing the highest amount of funding to win the game. The resulting firestorm of criticism led to an announcement by CBS that its planned competition will shift to a documentary special. The competition was to be judged by Chopra, Usher and Julianne Hough, the latter already responding by admitting she was not qualified to be a judge on such a show.....

However, others found no issue at all with their small talk. One said, "If this is awkward thank god no one films my interactions." One fan pointed out that Shawn and Justin actually collaborated last year, releasing the song "Monster" together in November, so there's likely no beef between them. "Honestly this is every 20 something year old interaction," another fan commented. In particular, fans found Justin's declaration of love to be "the cutest," and someone else said Shawnmila seemed "so sweet and polite."  In fact, one person thought they "looked so happy together," writing on YouTube, "there is literally 0 bad blood. theyre all so mature." Watch the interaction above, starting at about the 7:20 mark.

Guillermo Del Toro’s next film Nightmare Alley is a bit of departure for the director. The new teaser trailer released by Searchlight Pictures on Thursday sees the Oscar award-winning filmmaker trading in his fascination with the supernatural for an R-rated noir set in and around a carnival. Nightmare Alley stars Bradley Cooper as Stanton Carlisle, a nightclub mind reader who becomes tangled up with Cate Blanchett as Dr. Lilith Ritter, a psychiatrist out to debunk him as a fraud. The teaser trailer itself manages to be plenty tense without Del Toro’s usual monsters, featuring carnival sideshows, Willem Dafoe as some kind of ringleader, Blanchett as an obvious femme fatale, and what looks like a live electrocution. You can see for yourself in the teaser above. Del Toro’s very d...

After two networks, eight seasons and a combined 153 episodes, Brooklyn Nine-Nine signed off Thursday with a grand finale that assured us that Jake and the squad would always be a part of each other’s lives. So, how’d it all end? Read on to find out… In the previous episode, the commissioner of the NYPD had approved Captain Holt and Amy’s police reform program, which would be implemented citywide. In turn, Holt was appointed deputy commissioner of police reform, and Amy came aboard as Holt’s No. 2, earning a well-deserved promotion from sergeant to chief. Thursday’s hour-long swan song, fittingly titled “The Last Day,” revolved around Holt and Amy’s last day as members of the Nine-Nine. And to mark the occasion, Jake was granted permission to throw one last, non-holiday associa...