Month: October 2021

Continuing to make waves on social media, Kanye West was recently captured taking a flight from Los Angeles’ LAX airport. This time around ‘Ye made headlines as a number of fans revealed that they were flying commercial with the DONDA rapper. Unexpectedly deciding to fly economy, Kanye was spotted without his usual obscuring mask and was happy to take photos with fans that asked. DONDA collaborator also took to social media to share a photo of ‘Ye, saying, “‘Ye told me he been traveling solo commercial on some normal sh*t I thought he was capping.” Other fans revealed that Kanye was simply waiting to bo...

Aryan Khan was arrested on Saturday night after police raided a ship off Mumbai and found narcotics, local media said. The court remanded Khan and two others in custody with the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), the federal agency investigating the case. A spokesperson for Shah Rukh Khan did not respond to requests for comment. Calls to the NCB went unanswered outside regular business hours. "They have been accused of consumption, but there is no evidence for the same," Advait Tamhankar, a lawyer who appeared for one of the other two accused, said outside the courtroom. Television cameras showed a gaggle of reporters and police around Aryan Khan as he was ushered into a vehicle at the end of the hearing. He is scheduled to go before the court again on October 7. Many high-profi...

Jerry Seinfeld and Jason Alexander Screenshot: Netflix Seinfeld has gone the way of Sneed’s Feed and Seed (formerly Chuck’s). Much like how FX and Disney botched their respective Simpsons streaming launches in 2014 and 2019, Netflix altered Seinfeld’s aspect ratio from 4:3 to a stretched 16:9 for their own. To non-nerds, this means that instead of the boxier look of the original broadcast version, Netflix retrofitted the show for modern, widescreen televisions. Unfortunately, however, the move cropped the show with reckless abandon, removing plot-crucial visuals in the process. One of the most glaring omissions comes from the episode “The Pothole,” in which George’s talking Phil Rizzuto keychain gets buried in the asphalt of a newly-filled pothole. You’d never know it from watching ...

Dave Grohl is speaking out. In August, Spencer Elden – who was featured on Nirvana's "Nevermind" album cover in the nude as a baby – filed a lawsuit against Grohl, the estate of Kurt Cobain and several others associated with the rock band. In the suit, Elden claimed that those named in the suit sexually exploited him when they profited from his naked image. He's also alleged that the image is child pornography. Those facing litigation have stayed relatively tight-lipped since the news broke, but Grohl, who was the band's drummer, has broken his silence. EXPERTS WEIGH IN ON NIRVANA'S 'NEVERMIND' ALBUM COVER LAWSUIT: 'DEAD ON ARRIVAL' Dave Grohl has spoken out after being sued over his former band Nirvana's ‘Nevermind’ album cover. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty...

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After several celebs from the Bollywood industry have lend support to Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri Khan ever since their son Aryan Khan has been arrested from a surprise cruise raid on Saturday, now the latest one to come forward is actor Hrithik Roshan’s ex-wife and designer Sussanne Khan who shares a close bond with Mrs Khan. Also See: Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan arrest LIVE Updates Slamming the ‘witch hunt’ against Bollywood stars, Sussanne took to the comment section of a journalist who claimed that Aryan’s arrest should be a ‘wake up call for parents’ and declared her support for SRK-Gauri. Calling the situation sad and unfair for the ‘good kid’, she wrote, “I think this is not about Aryan Khan, as he was unfortunately at the wrong place at the wrong time, this s...

The creative team behind the “Lord of the Rings” films disliked Harvey Weinstein so much that one of the film’s costumes was designed to be a dig at the Hollywood mogul, according to actor Elijah Wood.  Weinstein was one of the industry’s biggest powerbrokers before his rape conviction last year, and his Miramax production company had the initial rights to the “Lord of the Rings” films.  Wood, who played Frodo Baggins, told the “Armchair Expert” podcast that Weinstein had saddled filmmaker Peter Jackson some seemingly impossible conditions for getting the movies made with another studio, according to The Hollywood Reporter.  Jackson pulled it off anyway, securing a deal with New Line Cinema for what would become an iconic big-screen franchise. But he took at shot at Weinstein wi...