Month: September 2021

Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston are ever the well-dressed castmates while appearing at a photocall for The Morning Show in Beverly Hills By Sam Joseph Semon For Dailymail.com Published: 00:12 EDT, 11 September 2021 | Updated: 01:52 EDT, 11 September 2021 <!-- <!-- <!-- <!-- <!-- (function (src, d, tag){ var s = d.createElement(tag), prev = d.getElementsByTagName(tag)[0]; s.src = src; prev.parentNode.insertBefore(s, prev); }("https://www.dailymail.co.uk/static/gunther/1.17.0/async_bundle--.js", document, "script")); <!-- DM.loadCSS("https://www.dailymail.co.uk/static/gunther/gunther-2159/video_bundle--.css"); <!-- Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston were seen appearing at...

BLACKPINK’s Lisa lit up “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” with her debut performance of her new solo track “Lalisa“! On September 11 KST, Lisa appeared on the famous U.S. late-night talk show to premiere her solo debut track “Lalisa,” which has been topping iTunes charts all over the world and racking up a potentially record-breaking number of views on YouTube in just the first day of its release. Before her performance, host Jimmy Fallon playfully referenced the idol’s massive popularity in his monologue by joking about the first NFL game of the season, “Over 20 million people watched last night’s game. Lisa from BLACKPINK heard that and was like, ’20 million views? That’s so cute.'” Lisa then took the virtual stage to perform her new solo song on television for the very fi...

"Real Time" host Bill Maher blasted the NFL for playing two national anthems at Thursday night's season kickoff game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Dallas Cowboys.  Maher began the show's panel discussion Friday night on the subject of education in America and how college campuses and classrooms have become a "social justice factory," listing several instances across the country of teachers resigning because they've felt more like "political activists" than actual educators, with one saying it's "pitting students against each other based on the color of their skin."  BILL MAHER BLASTS ‘WOKE’ LEFT FOR LOSING ‘PERSPECTIVE’ ON ‘REAL OPPRESSION’: ‘WE’RE NOT THE BAD GUYS!' "To me, when people say to me sometimes, like, ‘Boy, you really go after the left these days. Why?’ Because ...

Jennifer Lawrence was photographed showing off her baby bump for the first time since it was announced the actress was pregnant. Representatives for Lawrence, 31, confirmed the news that she's expecting with husband Cooke Maroney, 37, to People magazine. The "Hunger Games" actress wore patterned overalls over a white t-shirt accessorized with sunglasses as she had lunch in downtown Manhattan. Lawrence and Maroney were first linked in 2018 before getting engaged in February of 2019. The couple tied the knot in 2019 during a ceremony held in Newport, Rhode Island at Belcourt Castle. JENNIFER LAWRENCE EXPECTING FIRST CHILD WITH COOKE MARONEY Pregnant Jennifer Lawrence seen for the first time showing a baby bump after having lunch in Manhattan’s Downtown area. (BrosNYC ...

By John Powell – GlobalTV.com Kyland has taken the first shot in the Cookout civil war. He put Tiffany and Hannah on the block at the nomination ceremony today. Tiffany and Azah spoke alone afterwards. “Whatever is going to happen is going to happen. The best thing I can do is prepare myself and accept it. I have a son waiting at home. I have to be strong. Things are not always going to go how I want them to,” said a somber Tiffany. “I don’t know why YOU are giving ME a pep talk,” joked Azah. They both broke down laughing. They shared a hug. “I thought he would take a shot at some place else not at you,” said Azah suggesting that she believed Kyland would have targeted Xavier. “I am not surprised. They all want the same thing,” said Tiffany shru...

James Wan is a conductor of fear, and in more ways than one. Watch Insidious or The Conjuring, and it’s easy to picture the director standing in front of the screen as though it were an orchestra, baton in hand—guiding the stings of staccato violin, yes, but also the general rise and fall of tension, and maybe the predatory movements of the camera as it slinks around corners and races into petrified close-ups. It’s perhaps equally easy, however, to imagine Wan planted coaster-side, pulling a lever to lurch a few cars of screaming teens up a steep, rickety track. He makes music from the lowly jump scare, and turns multiplexes into funhouses, like a William Castle for the age of digital phantoms. He conducts horror. By either definition, that takes some chops. Wan’s new movie, Malignant, is...