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Rapper Vanilla Ice is set to perform at a 2,500-capacity concert in Texas on Friday despite a recent surge in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in the state. The singer, known for his popular 1990 song, "Ice Ice Baby," is throwing the throwback Fourth of July weekend celebration in Austin, with its theme rooted in nostalgia during the global pandemic. "I can’t wait to get back to this," the rapper wrote on Instagram on Sunday, with his post including video of a screaming crowd at a packed venue. AUSTIN CITY LIMITS AND MADE IN AMERICA MUSIC FESTIVALS CANCELED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS CONCERNS "The 90s were the best. We didn’t have coronavirus, or cell phones, or computers. We had 5.0‘s, blockbuster, Beavis and Butthead, Wayne’s World, Chris Tucker, and Jackie Chan. And Mortal Kombat is...

When was the last time that something in the background of a movie made you laugh out loud? One of the byproducts of Judd Apatow’s reign as Hollywood’s millennial king of comedy is that his casually full-frontal directorial approach—i.e., holding the camera on a group of gifted improvisers and letting them riff—has birthed an entire cycle of flat, predictably rhythmed movies and prestige television shows in which it’s always easy to tell what’s supposed to be funny. It doesn’t have to be this way. Early on in Airplane!, we’re shown the curbside passenger drop-off area of a major international airport, where a distinctly multiethnic group of characters are coming and going. The roving, almost documentary-style camerawork imparts a sense of pace and realism, as does the sound des...

LONDON — The Eurovision Song Contest consistently manages to unite Europe and confuse America. This year’s installment of the music competition was canceled because of coronavirus, but you can get your annual fix of high camp via Netflix’s new film starring Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams as two Eurovision hopefuls from a small town in Iceland. “Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga” is a parody of the competition’s eccentric acts and obsessive fandom, but it’s nevertheless been praised for capturing the spirit that has helped make Eurovision one of the world’s biggest televised events (over 180 million people watched it live last year, according to the European Broadcasting Union, Eurovision’s organizer). The film is also full of real-life Eurovision references, to reward the ...

Play video content Exclusive Here's a fun fact Mike Myers will love ... male sharks have 2 PENISES ... count 'em, TWO!!! Yes, it's a true scientific fact male sharks are blessed with two members ... and the reasons behind the double dongs are gonna be explored by Discovery Channel when "Shark Week" returns next month. To get us ready for "Shark Week" and the two-penis episode, Discovery's coming in hot with this hilarious ad ... and ya gotta check it out, because it's straight outta Mike's playbook. If you've ever seen "...

Play video content Exclusive TMZ.com Public Enemy still wants people to "Fight the Power" ... but now Chuck D says it's time to let younger people handle that fight, because time's literally running out for most political leaders. We talked to the legendary MC on 'TMZ Live' to get his thoughts on the upcoming election and current social unrest ... which he points out has millions of youth on the front lines expressing their anger. Chuck says whether it's PE's heyday of the '90s -- or now, that's never changed. I...

The Duchess of Sussex said she felt "unprotected by the institution" during her time as a working member of the royal family. In new court documents filed by Meghan Markle's legal team for her court case against the Mail on Sunday, the duchess appeared to criticize the Kensington Palace communications team for prohibiting her "from defending herself" against the press. She added that Kensington Palace would respond with "no comment" when approached with inquiries from the press, rather than to ask Markle for a response herself. Markle is taking legal action after the newspaper published excerpts from a letter she wrote to her father shortly after the royal wedding.  Kensington Palace declined to comment when contacted by Insider. Visit Insider's homepage for mor...