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[Warning: This story contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Last Jedi]

Some Star Wars fans are mad, furious even.

Since The Last Jedi opened Thursday night, a portion of moviegoers made it clear via social media and through audience scores that there is a deep divide over the Disney film, which stars Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Adam Driver.

While the Rian Johnson film was overwhelmingly praised by critics, holding a 93 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, it has only a 56 percent audience score on the movie aggregator — putting it in the territory of George Lucas' controversial...

Star Wars: The Last Jedi delivered on expectations, debuting with the second largest opening weekend of all-time and propelling the box office to the third largest weekend ever based on estimates. In an attempt at counter-programming, Fox's Ferdinand got off to a bit of a slow start against the might of Star Wars as well as the continued strong performance of Pixar's Coco as it fell below Mojo's expectations, though the studio is optimistic when it comes to the film's future. With an estimated $220 million, Star Wars: The Last Jedi delivered the second largest opening weekend ever behind only Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which debuted with $247.9 million back in 2015. Last Jedi got off to a strong start on Thursday night with the second largest preview gross ever of $45 million and became only the second film to ever gross over $100 million on opening day resulting in the second largest opening day ever,...

The latest Star Wars sequel is already a huge hit with an opening day take of $104.8 million at the box office. Star Wars: The Last Jedi has become the second movie in history to earn over $100 million during its debut, trailing behind 2015's The Force Awakens. Between the Thursday night previews and opening day, it looks like the movie could surpass the $215 million projections, but still fall short in terms of beating out the first installment in the new trilogy. The Last Jedi alone is covering 82% of the total box office this weekend, but coupled with the latest Fox buyout, Disney has over 92% of the total box office.

Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi opened in more than 4,100 theaters domestically this weekend and the numbers have been massive, especially for 2017 when the box office has been mostly quiet. Thursday night previews earned the movie $45 million, which is $12 million less than The Force Awakens,...

Frozen was and is a bona fide cultural phenomenon and I’m willing to bet Frozen 2 will make similarly big waves at the box office. However, it seems that the general moviegoing public does have limits as to how much Frozen they want in their lives. At least, judging by the frosty (get it?) reception received by the 22 minute short Olaf’s Frozen Adventure that was screened before Pixar’s Coco. The reaction to it’s been so bad, in fact, that Disney actually pulled the damn thing from all screenings of the film.

Aside from 22 minutes seriously stretching the definition of an animated ‘short,’ Olaf’s Frozen Adventure is a nauseatingly calculated slice of faux-holiday cheer delivered by a gurning snowman monstrosity that only just squeaked into ‘likeable’ territory in the original film. Worse yet, it simply lacked the spark of comedy, adventure and fairytale sincerity that helped Frozen reach such a wide audience.

Today is the day: Star Wars: The Last Jedi is now in theaters and racking up money, positive reviews and lots of piping hot takes. There's also some non-spoilery news items to share with you while you wait in line for your first or fifth viewing of the new movie.    The Last Jedi has already grossed $45 million While today is technically opening day, screenings of Star Wars: The Last Jedi began last night and managed to bring in $45 million already. That's the second-highest Thursday night preview gross ever, while previous episode Star Wars: The Force Awakens remains at the top spot with $57 million. The Last Jedi replaced previous second-place holder Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, which made $43.5...

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Hugh Jackman has passed off his Broadway chops – to John Cena! While appearing on “The Late Late Show With James Corden” Thursday night, Jackman shared his best tips and tricks for a perfect first dance with Cena ahead of the wrestler’s wedding to fiancee Nikki Bella. Related: Nikki Bella Gets Emotional As Fiance John Cena […]...

The Force is definitely strong with Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Aside from being a creative success with wildly positive reviews, it’s also well on its way to becoming a box office juggernaut, pulling in $45 million domestically in Thursday night preview screenings. That’s still not quite at the level of 2015’s Star Wars: The Force […]

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Steven Spielberg commemorated a close encounter with some of his famous friends Thursday night with a star-studded selfie.

The Oscar winner, 70, put himself in front of the camera Thursday at The Post premiere in Washington D.C., directing a shot with his wife, Kate Capshaw, Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson and Bob Odenkirk.

The group has earned over 40 Oscar nominations combined.

Wilson shared the pic on Instagram Friday, joking, “Looks like Steven has a future in selfies.”

Earlier this week, Hanks opened up about what is was like working with Streep on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

“You...

Early industry estimates have Disney/Lucasfilm’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi flying to a $202M-$208M opening the third or fourth best of all-time after Force Awakens ($247.966M), Jurassic World ($208.8M) and Marvel’s The Avengers ($207.4M) and the second best December has ever seen after Force Awakens.

Today alone, including last night’s Thursday night previews of $45M, the Rian Johnson-directed Episode VIII is looking between…...

Warning: Spoilers Below Star Wars: The Last Jedi raked in a whopping $45 million in Thursday night previews, and it's expected to debut in the $200 million range—making it the biggest domestic opening of 2017. Fans eager to see the return of Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) and the last of Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) weren't disappointed, but by the end, they no doubt asked: "What happens next?" So, E! News rounded up the key details that have been said about Star Wars: Episode IX. When Will Filming Begin? Fisher finished shooting The Last Jedi in the summer of 2016, months before her sudden death. "She was having a blast," Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy later told Vanity...

Carrie Fisher's final 'Star Wars' scenes hit too close to home for the Fisher family ... TMZ has learned. Carrie's brother, Todd Fisher, tells us the family recently saw 'Last Jedi' and struggled watching General Leia in one particular scene ... which was extremely traumatic for the character. We don't want to say anything more than that with the movie just being released Thursday night. We're told the family had actually seen an early...

Carrie Fisher may be gone, but never forgotten.

Hours after fans flocked to theaters on Thursday night to catch the highly anticipated premiere of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the late actress' daughter, Billie Lourd, took to Instagram to share a sweet tribute.

Lourd posted a throwback photo from December 2015 of her and her mother on the red carpet at the Star Wars: The Force Awakens premiere in Hollywood, California. The two appeared to be happier than ever at the time, smiling and hugging as photographers captured their pic.

"I miss you," Lourd captioned it.

If you plan to see The Last Jedi, be sure to stay for the credits, as director Rian Johnson included a special tribute to Fisher, who died last December at 60 years old.

"In Loving Memory of Our Princess, Carrie Fisher," a dedication on the screen reads shortly into the credits.

The film's red carpet premiere earlier this month was a bittersweet...

ABC’s TV debut of “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” gave plenty of viewers that warm fuzzy feeling on Thursday night. But many more were cracking up during the midseason finale of “The Big Bang Theory” on CBS. Those options, on top of NBC’s Denver Broncos vs. Indianapolis Colts matchup, pushed Fox’s “Showtime at the Apollo” Christmas special out into the cold. However, last night’s “Thursday Night Football” game hit a season-low in the earlier-than-available overnight ratings, which for live sports are more reliable than the fast national Nielsen numbers. Final time zone adjusted Nielsen numbers will be available later Friday.

Ashley Judd and Mira Sorvino have responded to comments made by Peter Jackson to New Zealand’s Stuff in which he said Harvey Weinstein told him the actresses were a “nightmare” to work with. It’s an assertion Weinstein himself is denying. Weinstein’s alleged blacklisting led to both of the actresses missing out on roles in Jackson’s “Lord of the Rings” films because of negative things the brothers had said about them, according to the report. Judd retweeted Stuff’s original story Thursday night, saying: “I remember this well.” I remember this well. https://t.co/wctEhESAS9 — ashley...

LeBron James might just be Nostradamus ... because he predicted Lonzo Ball would run from the wrath of a royal thunder dunk ... and in Thursday night's game, Ball did just that. Lbj made the prognostication while visiting kids at the Cleveland Clinic (awesome guy) earlier this week when a brave young man named Andrew asked him to dunk on Lonzo. "He might not be in my way! Once he sees I'm about to take off,...

Star Wars: The Last Jedi is off and running at the box office, and while the high-water mark of The Force Awakens is an incredibly tough bar to clear, it appears as though The Last Jedi will do its best to at least come close to the record-setting performance of J.J. Abrams’ sequel. The Last Jedi pulled in an estimated $45 million in Thursday night preview showings, which is the second-highest domestic preview gross of all time behind The Force Awakens, which hit $57 million in previews. IMAX previews were even closer, as The Last Jedi …...

After two years of waiting, Star Wars: The Last Jedi finally hit theaters for Thursday night sneak preview screenings and the results, as expected, were huge. The highly-anticipated Star Wars movie, which already earned widespread critical acclaim, took in a whopping $45 million on Thursday, the second highest Thursday total in box office history. The Thursday tally comes just shy of the all-time, possibly unbreakable record of $57 million, set by 2015's Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Disney revealed that the tally was 55% ahead of the Thursday preview for last year's Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which took in $29 million, but still 21% shy of the all time Thursday record. If it had not been for The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi would in fact have the new record, since it came in just $1.5 million higher than the previous record-holder, 2011's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2, whose $43.5 million...

The cast of “The Greatest Showman” stopped by James Corden’s “The Late Late Show” Thursday night to perform on Broadway–well, kind of. Hugh Jackman, Zendaya and Zac Efron, who star in the musical — which was nominated this week for three Golden Globe Awards — took part in Corden’s acting class before the open air production. Corden seemed to be threatened by Jackman as he ripped up a list of song suggestions from the “Logan” actor and kept calling him “Huge Jackman.” Also Read: Harry Styles Filled in for James Corden so CBS Host Could Become a Dad (Video) Once rehearsals were over,...

NBC’s coverage of the Thursday Night Football match-up between the Colts and Broncos drew 10.6 million total viewers and a 2.9 demo rating (per finals), dropping sharply from last week to mark season lows.

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CBS’ Big Bang Theory fall finale led all of broadcast-tv with 13.7 mil and a 2.6, ticking down week-to-week. Young Sheldon (11.6 mil/2.0) slipped two tenths to match its series low, while Mom (8.7 mil/1.4) and Life in Pieces (6.7 mil/1.1) were steady. Swat (6.5 mil/1.0) rose a tenth.

Elsewhere….

ABC | Olaf’s Frozen Adventure did 5.6 mil/1.4. The last-minute swap-in of Christmas Light Fight...

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…

Rogue One notwithstanding, each new chapter in Lucasfilm’s Star Wars saga begins with an opening crawl to outline the adventure ahead. It’s a time-honored tradition that goes hand-in-hand with John Williams’ world-famous score, and with The Last Jedi, Rian Johnson sets out his stall early, teasing viewers with news of a “merciless” First Order that begins hunting down the remnants of the Resistance.

And don’t worry, The Last Jedi‘s opening crawl is totally free of spoilers – it’s basically a repackaged version of the synopsis, after all. But fair warning: as this is December 15th, the Internet is teeming with all sorts of spoiler-sensitive material, with pieces on Rey’s parentage, Luke’s history, and Kylo Ren’s allegiance already floating around cyberspace. So stay frosty.

Meanwhile, below you’ll find that aforementioned crawl, courtesy of ComicBook.

Perhaps adding to the chorus of criticism against the near end of week game, the stakes were pretty low for last night's Thursday Night Football with neither the Denver Broncos nor the Indianapolis Colts in the playoffs running this season. At least with their 25-13 win, the NFL team from the Mile High City snapped an eight-game losing streak on the road in Week 15 of the season. Not that many were interested, it seems – and we don't just mean all those empty seats in…...

[[tmz:video id="0_yd7uqn1y"]] This clip with Joel McHale sums up the NFL's problem with Thursday Night Football in a nutshell -- he  knows it's dangerous for the players ... but he loves the sport too much to stop watching. McHale is a footballaholic -- but with huge names like Drew Brees and Richie Incognito calling for an end to the mid-week game due to a spike in injuries, we asked Joel if he would support one less day of the NFL.

[[tmz:video id="0_en6um5l2"]] Nobody from the new "Gotti" flick is gonna be sleeping with the fishes, in real life at least, according to the film's director, Kevin Connolly. There was a rumor going around that the mob put a hit on the production, which stars John Travolta as powerful Gambino crime family boss John Gotti. Remember, Lionsgate sold the movie back to the production company ... just days before its release date. When we got Connolly leaving Cleo in WeHo Thursday night,...

2017-12-15T06:58:55-08:00'Last Jedi' Rakes in $45 Million in One Night

It's no surprise that Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi had a giant opening night. The film took in at least $45 million on Thursday, a figure that will make it second only to The Force Awakens on the list of all-time openings. Expect more huge numbers as the weekend progresses; The Last Jedi is expected to take in more than $200 million in the United States by Monday.

Via The Hollywood Reporter.

Disney and Lucasfilm's Star Wars: The Last Jedi is soaring to a near-record $45 million in Thursday previews, according to early estimates.

That would be the second-best preview number of all time behind Star Wars: The Force Awakens. A final tally will be released Friday morning, and could come in higher.

The franchise's eighth installment is expected to make a domestic debut in the $200 million range,...

Last night was a huge night for geeks, nerds and dweebs everywhere, and you all showed in both full force and full make-up to catch early shows for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. The movie will surely make a ton of space dollars (and earth dollars, I guess) as everyone watches and rewatches the film for the next month, and the early Thursday night shows got things off to a wild start by bringing in an estimated $45-50... Read More...

The very amenable cast of the P.T. Barnum musical drama The Greatest Showman graciously agreed to participate in the latest edition of "Crosswalk: The Musical" with James Corden on Thursday night (Dec. 14). But suffice it to say that Zendaya, Zac Efron and Barnum himself, Hugh Jackman, weren't too pleased with the Late Late Show host's diva-like displays as they tried to dodge traffic while singing show tunes on New York's streets.

Jackman, a song-and-dance man with a bit of experience on the Great White Way, was more than willing to share some of his ideas with Corden, who inexplicably kept referring to the actor as...

Christmas comes this time each year, and so does Farrah Abraham in a Santa Suit ... and usually at a strip club. Farrah kicked off her holiday season at Crazy Horse III in Las Vegas Thursday night. The 'Teen Mom'/porn star wasn't stripping -- she was only pole-adjacent as the host of a holiday party. No doubt she helped fulfill some Christmas wishes though by raining cash on several of the dancers. Fa...

Broadway on Broadway! James Corden had some fun with the stars of “The Greatest Showman” during Thursday night’s “Late Late Show.” Zac Efron, Zendaya, and Hugh Jackman all joined the British host for his popular segment “Crosswalk Musical.” As the group prepared for their performance, there was some tension between Jackman and Corden. “I’ve always […]...

Broadway on Broadway! James Corden had some fun with the stars of The Greatest Showman during Thursday night’s Late Late Show. Zac Efron, Zendaya, and Hugh Jackman all joined the British host for his popular segment “Crosswalk Musical.”

As the group prepared for their performance in the streets of New York City, there was some tension between Jackman and Corden.

“I’ve always admired what James has done on the crosswalk. It’s super clear that he has a great mind for theater. I have a feeling with my input, we can really take this thing to the next level,” Jackman said before trying to offer Corden some advice.

“Look, Huge, is a very talented man,” Corden said, purposefully mispronouncing the actor’s name, “but he’s got to realize that while he might be playing ‘The Greatest Showman,’ I have to living up to the mantle of actually being ‘The Greatest Showman.’”

When they started...

After months of waiting and hours of queuing, Star Wars fans at one AMC theater in Burbank, CA. were left fuming after technical problems at a screening on Thursday night left them watching pictures with no sound. 

There was near pandemonium at AMC Burbank 16, as fans who had settled in to be one of the first people to see Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi suddenly had their enjoyment cut short due to sound problems. With seemingly no improvement, and the theater not choosing or unable to restart the movie, fans began streaming out to the lobby to complain to management according...

The Last Trekkie (at a Star Wars screening, at least)! Actor Wil Wheaton had some fun with the diehard Star Wars fan base on Thursday night.

Wheaton, 45, who played Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, attended a screening of Star Wars: The Last Jeidi in his Star Trek costume.

“I loved #TheLastJeidi! It hit all the right notes for me, and seeing it in the Chinese Theater, surrounded by my fellow nerds was glorious. The Force was with us,” he captioned the pic on Twitter. “Oh, and I went in costume for the first time ever, because I am a damn adult and I get to decide what that means.”

Wheaton also admitted to one commenter that he did cry in the film.

Wheaton appeared on Star Trek from 1987 to 1994, but has relived his glory days with a recurring guest role on The Big Bang Theory, where he plays an exaggerated version of himself...

The Last Trekkie (at a Star Wars screening, at least)! Actor Wil Wheaton had some fun with the diehard Star Wars fan base on Thursday night.

Wheaton, 45, who played Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, attended a screening of Star Wars: The Last Jeidi in his Star Trek costume.

“I loved #TheLastJeidi! It hit all the right notes for me, and seeing it in the Chinese Theater, surrounded by my fellow nerds was glorious. The Force was with us,” he captioned the pic on Twitter. “Oh, and I went in costume for the first time ever, because I am a damn adult and I get to decide what that means.”

Wheaton also admitted to one commenter that he did cry in the film.

Wheaton appeared on Star Trek from 1987 to 1994, but has relived his glory days with a recurring guest role on The Big Bang Theory, where he plays an exaggerated version of himself...

James Corden is back and now a father of three! The Late Late Show host, 39, returned to his show on Thursday night after taking some time off following the unexpected early arrival of his daughter.

“We went in for a routine check-up on Tuesday, and suddenly the doctors turned to us and said, ‘Oh no, this is probably happening today. And this baby could arrive in the next few hours.’ Which was a complete shock, we were unprepared,” Corden told his studio audience.

He went on to note that his work responsibilities proved to be problematic at the hospital, joking, “It’s a really terrible thing if you’re in a room and your wife is eight and a half months pregnant and the doctor’s talking to her about very serious things about giving birth, and there’s really no easy way to bring up the fact that you have to tape a show that day. Take...

It’s officially the Kris–mas season.

Kris Jenner brought back her popular and beloved red polar bear for her Christmas decorations as revealed by daughter Kim Kardashian West on Instagram Thursday night.

Walking up to her mother’s home, Kardashian West noted her mother’s rainbow-themed decor as she took her children, North, 4, and Saint, 2, on a nighttime trip to see the decorations.

“So, my favorite thing to do is drive around the town and show my kids all the Christmas tree lights,” Kardashian West said in the video. “They haven’t seen my mom’s house decorated yet.

The Force and the force -- Lapd, that is -- will be extra strong in Hollywood for Thursday night's premiere screenings of "Star Wars: The Last Jedi."   We're told more than 20 extra uniformed officers and frequent neighborhood patrols will be deployed around the biggest movie theaters in the heart of Hollywood. Undercover cops will be on the beat as well. A source at Grauman's Chinese Theatre tells us it's also bringing in private security from an outside firm.

After a strong performance last month, the December box office is currently pacing ahead of 2016 by 3% while the overall year is still pacing just a bit behind 2016, currently by 4.2%. However, now comes what will surely be the highest grossing domestic release of the year, Star Wars: The Last Jedi. The latest film in the Star Wars franchise is looking to become only the fourth domestic release to ever open over $200 million, sure to assist in closing the year-to-year gap even further. Meanwhile, Fox has chosen to once again offer some counter-programming with the animated release Ferdinand. Two years ago they tried a similar tactic when they debuted the fourth installment of the Alvin and the Chipmunks franchise against Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Much like 2015, we're anticipating similar results. When forecasting the opening weekend for Star Wars: The Force Awakens back in 2015 it was a rather monumental task as no...

It’s another episode of It Is What It Is, and B.C. is talking some of the stars of Etcw Wrestling!

This week on IiWiIJA, B.C. has brought in some of fellow stars from East Texas Championship Wrestling. Super Mike, and E.C. Roberts join BC to talk their history in the business, growing up in Texas as a Wrestling fan, and this weekend’s Etcw Christmas Chaos. All this, the box office predictions, and more on episode 118 of It Is What It Is With The Jackass.

Do you shop on Amazon? Then click here and bookmark it to help support the Jackass Nation Podcast channel. You won’t be donating, or paying anything more then you normally would, but by clicking the link, and buying your normal products at no extra charge, Amazon will kick back to the Jackass Nation. It helps keep all the content on...

Broadway Sessions is described as an evening of musical performances, games and open mic featuring a new Broadway guest each week. The show is created and hosted by Ben Cameron Bway Wicked, Aida and Footloose and features musical director Joshua Stephen Kartes on piano. This Thursday night, December 14th, Broadway Sessions welcomesback past guests to perform their favorite holiday tunes.

It's the midseason finale of The Gifted and the Cinelinx boys are here to break it down in the new episode of Gifted Talkers!

In episode 10 of The Gifted, Jace is forced to hand over something valuable to Dr. Campbell; the team is divided on what they should do next, so Reed and Caitlin take matters into their own hands. With BC out sick Rob Ntropi joins Matt to breakdown the episode and give you their thoughts and opinions on it.

#GiftedTalkers is a spoiler heavy review of The Gifted on Fox, so if you have not seen the newest episode, come back and check this episode out after you have!

Do you shop on Amazon? Then click here and bookmark it to help support the Jackass Nation Podcast channel. You won’t be donating, or paying anything more then you normally would, but by clicking the link, and buying...

The much-coveted mobile streaming rights for the National Football League (NFL)'s slate of national broadcasts will soon reach a bigger audience. Verizon, a longtime sponsor of the NFL, has paid a reported $2.25 billion for a five-year agreement that will allow it to stream America's most-watched sports league on mobile devices and across its Go90, Yahoo, and AOL properties.

The deal will cover all nationally-broadcast NFL games, including weekly Thursday Night Football, Sunday Night Football, and Monday Night Football broadcasts. Teams will also be streamable within their local markets, though out-of-market matchups will still be restricted to DirecTV's NFL Sunday Ticket package.

Verizon already possessed mobile streaming rights for NFL action, but its latest deal will expand coverage to a wider range of platforms. The telecom giant owns both Yahoo and AOL, which it has united under the beleaguered Oath brand. It launched Go90 in 2015 and has since stocked the...

[[tmz:video id="0_3x2uzxkm"]] Troy Aikman has Drew Brees' back when it comes to "Thursday Night Football" -- telling TMZ Sports the 4-day turnaround presents real player safety concerns ... but he's not convinced it's going away anytime soon. Fyi, Brees came out swinging at 'Tnf' last week -- saying the mid-week game is "absolutely" unsafe for players ... and puts them at greater risk for injury. So, when we saw Aikman at the famous Matsuhisa sushi joint in L.

John Mayer is back in big sky country.

The guitarist — who is recovering from an emergency appendectomy he underwent in New Orleans Tuesday morning — shared a photo from snowy Montana late Friday, captioning it, “Home. See you in a bit.”

Mayer, 40, had been wrapping up a fall tour with Dead & Company when he was rushed to the hospital. The remaining dates, which were postponed, have now been rescheduled for Feb. 24 in New Orleans, Feb. 26 in Fort Lauderdale and Feb. 27 in Orlando. “It’s not my fault, but it’s because of me,” the musician posted to Instagram Stories Thursday night.

Kendall Jenner cozied up in boyfriend Blake Griffin’s jacket after supporting the Los Angeles Clippers power forward’s stand-up comedy show for his Team Griffin Foundation in Hollywood Thursday night.

The 22-year-old model joined a crew of Griffin’s NBA friends for her boyfriend’s performance and went for a business casual look in a lightweight Tom Ford long sleeve turtleneck, Tom Ford check wide-leg trousers and slouchy Tom Ford over-the-knee boots.

Jenner seemed to get a little chilly by the time she slipped out of the venue with Griffin close behind and threw her boyfriend’s Ermenegildo Zegna...

Dmx is getting out of rehab, but it's only temporary ... to treat his fans in Albany to a show. A New York judge gave the rapper the green light to travel, with a drug counselor, to perform a concert Friday night -- then it's back to the rehab facility on Saturday. He was also allowed to host a Thursday night gig in NYC. @dmx is in da house #xisgonnagiveittoya @vectormedia @thegarage611 A post shared by...

The Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle score was written by Henry Jackman, but according to star Jack Black, he and a few co-stars have made an addition to the movie's soundtrack.

On The Graham Norton Show on Thursday night, Black claimed that he and Nick Jonas had finalized and shot a music video for a "theme song" for the movie.

"I co-wrote a song — we were all kind of messing around with a theme song — and me and Nick Jonas put the finishing touches on it and we shot a music video, hoping to release it soon," Black...

Amber Heard has shared again her joint statement with Johnny Depp from their 2016 divorce in the wake of backlash about Depp’s casting in “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.” “For the record, this was our Full joint statement,” Heard tweeted out Thursday night. “To pick&choose certain lines & quote them out of context, is not right.Women, stay strong.” The statement, which came after Heard and Depp reached a settlement following domestic abuse claims, said: “Our relationship was intensely passionate and at times volatile, but always bound by love.” Also Read: Jk Rowling, Warner Bros Defend Johnny Depp's Casting in 'Fantastic.

[[tmz:video id="0_rxu64bjn"]] Blake Griffin lit it up at his comedy show Thursday night in Hollywood ... but rumored Gf Kendall Jenner kinda stole the show -- even though she never got onstage. Blake -- bad knee and all -- toughed it out to raise funny money at "Comedy by Blake" ... bringing in big-name comics like John Mulaney, Norm Macdonald and Whitney Cummings for the charity event at The Avalon. Griffin once again proved he's got jokes -- the crowd ate it up.

They were baking up a storm of cakes on ABC on the new season debut on The Great American Baking Show (0.8/3) and the most watched show of the night was a rising The Big Bang Theory (2.8/11) with its 14.25 million viewers but the real heat was over on Thursday Night Football as the Atlanta Falcons pulled off a 20-17 win over the New Orleans Saints. Honestly, with injuries all over the place and Saints head couch Sean Payton flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct near the…...

Tobey Maguire is one supportive ex!

The actor stepped out to support his ex-wife Jennifer Meyer at the launch of her new jewelry collection benefiting Baby2Baby in Los Angeles on Thursday night.

The former couple were all smiles as they posed for a photo together.

Meyer designed the new jewelry collection with Jenna Dewan Tatum, who also attended the event. All net proceeds from the capsule collection, which features six necklaces, will benefit Baby2Baby — an organization that provides low-income families with the basic necessities that every child deserves.

Maguire and Meyer announced their decision to separate after nine...

Ugly sweaters are such a holiday norm (even with celebs!) that it’s hard to get creative. To wear something truly shocking, you have to really step up your game and Melissa McCarthy just set the new benchmark. (Take note for all your upcoming holiday parties!)

The comedian stepped in to guest host on Jimmy Kimmel Live Thursday night and came prepared with the most epic holiday-themed wardrobe we’ve ever seen. She opened the show as an actual Christmas tree, wearing a green A-line dress with a tiered skirt covered in tinsel and ornaments. But the real pièce de...