John Krasinski is working on a movie about imaginary friends called "If". It has a crazy voice cast that includes Matt Damon, Jon Stewart, Emily Blunt, Steve Carell, Ryan Reynolds, Awkwafina, and Vince Vaughn.
Beyonce has filed a petition in U.S. Tax Court contesting nearly $2.7 million in tax and penalties. According to Forbes, the April 17, 2023, petition asks the court to reconsider additional tax and penalties assessed by the IRS in a January 18th, 2023, Notice of Deficiency.
A security guard at Morgan Wallen's canceled concert was filmed saying Morgan was too drunk to perform . . . and the "lost voice" story is "bullcrap". The company that hired the guy "does not stand behind the detail in his statement."
James Corden's final Carpool Karaoke and final show in Thursday April 27th
TidalWave Comics announced the addition of a comic book focusing on Lizzo. Her inspiring life story is illustrated over 22 pages
And I honestly don't blame her for being upset
Are they back together? Looks like it!
"Time" magazine's list of the 100 Most Influential People of 2023 includes Michael B. Jordan, Ke Huy Quan, Jennifer Coolidge, President Biden, Angela Bassett, and Elon Musk.
Prince Harry will attend his father's coronation . . . but Meghan Markle will not. According to a statement, she will, quote, "remain in California with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet."
Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi are engaged. They made it Instagram official yesterday. They've been together since 2021, but he's 20 and she's 19, so people are wondering if they jumped the gun.
Taylor Swift and her boyfriend Joe Alwyn have broken up. A source says, quote, "Taylor and Joe broke up a few weeks ago. They simply grew apart and plan to remain friends."
Drake released a song called "Search & Rescue" today and the cover art has a woman who looks like Kim Kardashian. Fans think he's purposely trolling Kanye.
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This year, for the first time, Coachella will livestream all six stages across both weekends. Plus, archived sets will be available each night following the livestream, and many performances will be made available on demand.
Selena Gomez wins best big sis award!
The four-time Grammy winner has long been vocal about her support for LGBTQ rights. In fact, Yitty’s new line comes just a couple weeks after Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed highly controversial bills targeting trans and nonbinary youth, which Lizzo has denounced.
Melissa Joan Hart and her husband helped kids who were fleeing Monday's school shooting in Nashville. Melissa's kids go to school right near the school where they shooting took place.
Christina Applegate thinks Candace Owens' recent comments slamming SKIMS for promoting products for those with disabilities are “horrifying.”
SZA has teamed with Kim Kardashian’s shapewear band to launch a new underwear campaign. The launch coincided with the final stop on SZA’s SOS Tour at the Forum in Los Angeles. Look for the images across digital and social platforms, as well as billboards across the U.S.
The trial surrounding Gwyneth Paltrow’s 2016 ski accident began in Utah Tuesday (March 21st). According to court documents, retired optometrist Terry Sanderson claims Paltrow was skiing “out of control” when she hit him in the back, “knocking him down hard, knocking him out, and causing a brain injury, four broken ribs and other serious injuries.” Paltrow denies these claims and says Sanderson is the one who crashed into her. She believes the lawsuit is “an attempt to exploit her celebrity and wealth.”
Shawn Mendes made it clear that romance rumors about Sabrina Carpenter are not true. When asked, he said, “We are not dating.”
Ben Affleck revealed what he and Jennifer Lopez were discussing at the Grammys, when everyone thought they were fighting. He said it was no big deal, and he actually had a good time that night.
In her new book, Paris Hilton reveals that she had an inappropriate relationship with a teacher when she was in eighth grade. It didn't get further than a kiss in her driveway, and it ended when her parents came home.
"Everything Everywhere" Won All of the Oscars All at Once
