Month: February 2022

7:11 PM PT -- According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Julia takes aim at Scaglia's history of what she alleges were several failed businesses -- including one called La Perla, in which she claims he invested $450 million into -- and turned around and sold it for just $1 million. Julia claims she never had an official salary during her 3 years as CEO at Elite, and the company was poised to generate it's highest ever gross revenues in 2022. 4:58 PM PT -- Julia's camp just fired back at her estranged husband, claiming the account in question is a joint account ... and claiming it's the same place her hubby pulled funds from ...

Before you scroll, I'd like to make one thing clear: I am of the firm belief that the rules of what constitutes a romantic comedy need to be relaxed. So for the purposes of this UNRANKED list of 21 great and underrated rom-coms, please understand an action, dramedy, or even sci-fi film can achieve rom-com status with a compelling couple thrown somewhere into the mix and a healthy dose of humor. 

It’s not only Pete Davidson who has to watch out if Kanye West rolls up to 30 Rock. In a track released Thursday called “City of Gods,” West muses about taking his revenge on SNL, not coincidentally where his ex-wife Kim Kardashian’s current boyfriend Davidson works. “This afternoon a hundred goons pullin’ up to SNL / When I pull up, it’s dead on arrival,” West raps in the track. The song also features a sample from Alicia Keys, whose public utterings are usually a bit more benign. This latest track comes after West rapped in “My Life Was Never Easy, “God saved me from that crash/ just so I can beat Pete Davidson’s ass.” “City of Gods” arrives as West seem to be constantly in the news for his ongoing divorce with Kardashian over their children, his new romance with Jul...

Bill Lawrence, the top comedy showrunner at the moment amid the enormous critical and commercial success of Ted Lasso, is staying put at Warner Bros. TV Group through 2028. After lengthy negotiations, Emmy winner Lawrence, who had a little time left on his current overall pact at the studio, has closed a blockbuster new five-year deal for his Doozer production company, I have learned. No one is commenting but sources value the pact at more than $100 million, catapulting Lawrence in the very top tier of TV showrunners. Like other overall agreements of that caliber in the era of Peak TV, the path to this one was not straight-forward, with some sources I spoke to calling it a wild ride. I hear Warner Bros. originally balked at Lawrence’s outsized financial ask. Because he is still u...