Month: January 2024

Cher‘s allegations about her son Elijah Blue Allman were not strong enough to grant her a conservatorship. A month after the Grammy winner petitioned a Los Angeles court to be made the sole conservator over the 47-year-old’s estate, a judge denied her request Jan. 29 without prejudice due to “insufficient evidence,” according to court papers obtained by E! News. E! News has reached out
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News Florence and the Machine Cover “White Cliffs of Dover” for Jack Antonoff’s New Look Soundtrack: Listen The forthcoming soundtrack has additional contributions from Lana Del Rey, the 1975, Nick Cave, Bleachers, Bartees Strange, and more By Matthew Strauss January 31, 2024 Facebook X Florence and the Machine’s Florence Welch, March 2023 (Naomi Rahim/WireImage) Facebook
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Taraji P. Henson (The Color Purple, Hidden Figures) has joined the cast of Peacock‘s limited series Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist in the series regular role of Vivian Thomas, a savvy businesswoman and Chicken Man’s (Kevin Hart) mistress. The series reunites Henson with Hart who have collaborated on multiple projects including the films Think
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While success in 21st century Hollywood is almost entirely driven by IP-based productions, there remains a small group of directors whose films can be sold specifically on their name and ultimately become massive box office hits. Along with Quentin Tarantino and Jordan Peele, Christopher Nolan is one of these filmmakers. It’s obviously a privileged position
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Kim Kardashian is keeping fans up-to-date on her psoriaris journey.  The Kardashians star shared an update on her battle with the chronic immune disease by posting photos of a recent flare-up to social media.  “Not gonna lie this is painful,” Kim captioned a Jan. 30 Instagram Story. “Not sure what my triggers are. I haven’t changed my diet. I’ve tried everything.”
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This week saw a “Black Monday” for the TV industry due to the proposed layoffs at Channel 4 and Paramount, according to storied The Office and IT Crowd producer Ash Atalla. Atalla predicted there will be “less” shows made this year, “not more,” and that freelancers are “hurting” due to the industry slowdown, compounded by
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