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New Kids on the Block is kicking off their first-ever Las Vegas residency!

The show began on Friday night (June 20) at Dolby Live at Park MGM, and they performed so many of their biggest hits amid their 40 year celebration after Joey McIntyre joined the group in 1985.

Joey, Donnie Wahlberg, Danny Wood, Jonathan Knight and Jordan Knight put on a 2-hour show during their The Right Stuff kick-off.

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“Sometimes if you’re playing to the superfan, you can do deeper and deeper cuts, but we wanted to give them surprises that they haven’t seen before but also keep it tight enough for the regular Las Vegas person that’s just in town to go to see a show,” Jordan Knight explained to Billboard.

“We want to keep it moving fast so they’re entertained as well.”

“We’re gonna take care of our high rollers,...

The Blockheads were out in full force for the opening night of New Kids on the Block’s residency in Las Vegas, which kicked off with a high-energy show featuring classic hits and newer tunes.

The hyped-up crowd — mostly middle-aged females, though it ran the gamut from elementary-school age to the gray-haired set — packed inside the Dolby Live theater at Park MGM on Friday to watch the group’s two-hour performance, which didn’t disappoint.

The set list featured favorites including “Cover Girl,” “Please Don’t Go Girl,” “I’ll Be Loving You Forever,” “Valentine Girl,” “Hangin’ Tough,” “The Right Stuff,” “Step by Step,” “Tonight,” “Summertime,” “The Whisper,” “Dirty Dancing,” “Remix (I Like The)” and a slew of others.

Ahead of the opening show, the five group members — in addition to Knight, the group includes his brother Jonathan, Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg and Danny Wood — sat down with The Hollywood...

Tom Hiddleston is "always open" to starring in a musical.The 44-year-old actor has a number of dance sequences in his latest film 'The Life of Chuck' - in which he plays the adult Charles Krantz - and though it took a lot of work to hone his footwork, he admitted he has long admired movies that feature big musical numbers and he'd be happy to be approached about starring in one himself.He told The Hollywood Reporter: “I’ve never danced quite like this before and I had some steps to dance, some miles to go before I felt skilled enough and practiced enough to pull off some of the techniques and styles that Chuck pulls off.“I have a great affection for movie musicals, I really was thinking about them a lot in making this — thinking about 'Swing Time' and 'Singin’ in the Rain...

After building his career on dramatic roles and as Marvel’s Loki, Tim Hiddleston is trying out a new title in his upcoming movie The Life of Chuck: dancer.

The film, which won the audience award at TIFF last year, is adapted from a Stephen King novella and follows three chapters in the life of an ordinary man named Charles Krantz (played in part by Hiddleston) whose death coincides with the end of the world. Along the way, it also features plenty of dancing from the actor.

“I’ve never danced quite like this before and I had some steps to dance, some miles to go before I felt skilled enough and practiced enough to pull off some of the techniques and styles that Chuck pulls off,” Hiddleston told The Hollywood Reporter at the film’s Los Angeles premiere on Monday. “I have a great affection for movie musicals, I...

Skybound Entertainment's new G.I. Joe series debuts next month, as the Energon Universe reboot of the franchise's continuity is finally complete, with the beginning of a new ongoing series from writer Josh Williamson. Screen Rant spoke to Williamson about the upcoming series, and the task of assembling the main team for the book, creating a brand-new character for the franchise and much, much more.

Joshua Williamson has already charted a good portion of Joe lore's introduction to the Energon Universe earlier this year, with the Duke and Cobra Commander miniseries, but G.I. Joe #1 represents his first ongoing series effort in Skybounds shared universe.

Williamsons enthusiasm for the franchise is undeniable, and its clear from talking to him how much of a fan of G.I. Joe he truly is. Check out our conversation below, edited slightly for clarity, to learn what Williamson has planned for the upcoming G.I. Joe series.

G.I. Joe writer Joshua Williamson has confirmed that he has multi-year plans for the Energon Universe reboot of the famous franchise. After a year of build-up from Skybound Entertainment, the release of G.I. Joe #1 is less than a month away, and Williamson, the author tasked with heralding the flagship series, is thinking long-term for his commitment to the series.

In an interview with with Screen Rant, Williamson spoke about his plans to stay on G.I. Joe for the long haul, and teased some big stories to come past the first year. Its gonna be a lot of fun for the first year, and beyond, Williamson said, promising that hes not going anywhere for a while.

With so many creative teams coming and going on high-profile comic books, especially over the last several years, Williamson emphasized that this will not be the case for the Energon Universe G.I. Joe series.

Gene Kelly was born August 23, 1912 and passed away February 2, 1996 at the age of 84. A true entertainer that could do it all: sing, dance, act, and direct. He was a perfectionist in his work and uncompromising when a vision was in sight. Throughout his career he was always breaking boundaries where no one thought could be possible. Early Life Ever since Gene and his siblings were young their mother wanted them to take part in the arts. Unfortunately, their mother’s dream had to wait due to the family’s income. It was not until Gene started school that his mother enrolled him and his siblings into Dance School. Things to do: Subscribe to The Hollywood Insider’s YouTube Channel, by clicking here. Limited Time Offer – Free Subscription to The Hollywood Insider Click here to read more on The Hollywood Insider’s vision, values and mission statement here – Media has the...

Skybound Enterainment's G.I. Joe #1 ranks among the hottest, most highly anticipated debuts of the year, as the publisher has steadily built anticipation for the relaunched series since the inception of the Energon Universe. The Energon Universe has steadily introduced many classic G.I. Joe characters through miniseries such as Duke and Cobra Commander, with many more still to come as the flagship series hits the ground running. Skybound is celebrating G.I. Joe's new era with a series of variant covers from top artists that make this first issue even more of a can't-miss for fans and collectors alike.

Warning! Potential spoilers ahead for G.I. Joe #1G.I. Joe #1 is just a few months away, and now Skybound has released a preview to whet fans appetites for the latest addition to the Energon Universe. The new team of Real American Heroes are here to deal with the encroaching threat of Cobra,...

G.I. Joe #1 introduces new designs for the Real American Heroes and Cobra in the Energon Universe, setting up a major crossover event. Tom Reilly's revamped designs for G.I. Joe and Cobra characters combine classic looks with modern updates for the second year of the Energon Universe. The upcoming launch of the new ongoing G.I. Joe series in November promises to be the biggest debut yet in the Energon Universe, with fresh storylines and designs.

G.I. Joe #1 is about to launch in the shared Energon Universe with Transformers, and the characters are getting brand-new designs to mark the occasion. Revealed during this years Sdcc, the Real American Heroes and the forces of Cobra have rarely looked better, and an all-new trailer for the EU line could be setting up the imprints first major crossover.

Released via Skybound.com, the new designs and the trailer point the way forward...

G.I. Joe takes on a new enemy in the Energon Universe: the Transformers, with plans to "destroy them all." The new G.I. Joe team's goal is to hunt down and eliminate the Transformers; an epic showdown is brewing. Codename: G.I. Joe makes no distinction between the evil Decepticons and the benevolent Autobots, setting up an epic showdown.

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Duke #5They may fight for freedom wherever theres trouble, but now, the newly-formed G.I. Joe team is taking on a completely new foe in the Energon Universe: the Transformers. While many fans would think that means an alliance with Optimus Prime and the Autobots to face off against the Decepticons, those fans should think again. According to team leader Duke himself, Americas elite fighting forces new parameters are to destroy them all.

Coming from the creative team of Joshua Williamson, Tom Reilly, Jordie Bellaire and Rus Wooton,...

Betty Brodel, a singer, actress and older sister of High Sierra and Sergeant York star Joan Leslie, died Sunday in Florida, family member Cathy Palmer told The Hollywood Reporter. She was 104.

Brodel appeared with Leslie in the wartime charity films Thank Your Lucky Stars (1943) and Hollywood Canteen (1944), plus Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942), Too Young to Know (1945) and Cinderella Jones (1946).

Elizabeth Ann Brodel was born in Detroit on Feb. 5, 1920. Her father, John Brodel, was a bank teller and her mother, Agnes, a pianist and homemaker.

She and her siblings Mary (born in 1916) and Joan (born in 1925) sang and danced in a vaudeville act called The Brodel Sisters, performing in their hometown and New York City and touring from Canada to Florida.

When a talent scout signed Mary to a contract at MGM, the family headed to Burbank, and the sisters appeared in the 1936 short film Signing Off.

Betty also showed up in...

Sixteen fellows with a dozen projects will be headed to the mythic bunk beds and cabin life of Utah just prior to the upcoming Sundance Film Festival. Here their words on paper will be tested, tried and nurtured with valuable input from the likes of Michelle Satter, Ilyse McKimmie, Jessie Nelson and creative advisors Ritesh Batra, Linda Yvette Chávez, Scott Frank, Phil Hay, Marielle Heller, Walter Mosley, Nicole Perlman, Kemp Powers, Dee Rees, Howard Rodman, Dana Stevens, Joan Tewkesbury, Bill Wheeler, Tyger Williams, Virgil Williams, and Doug Wright. This year’s Sundance Institute Screenwriters Lab folks include: Nikesh Shukla & Himesh Patel (Brown Baby), Kaitlin Fontana & Franchesca Ramsey (Cover Girl), Sylvia Khoury (Heather), Jane Casey Modderno (Here for the Weekend), Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs (High Steel), Kristine Gerolaga (Lamok), Francesca Canepa & Miguel Ángel Papalini (La Otra Orilla), Diana Peralta (No Love Lost), Christian Moldes (Quince Kings), Hanna Gray Organschi (Rubber Hut), Sara Crow...

Hollywood icon, Gene Kelly, was a legendary triple-threat who is remembered for his classic musicals including Anchors Aweigh, An American in Paris, and his most famous, Singin' in the Rain. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Kelly made his film debut with Judy Garland in the 1942 movie, For Me and My Gal and gained notoriety for his energetic steps and contagious charm in films like Out on the Town and Cover Girl with Rita Hayworth.

After 15 seasons of RuPaul's Drag Race, over a dozen queens have unfortunately become the first contestants to sashay away. Given how much time and investment all the queens put into their Drag Race journeys, it's always heartbreaking to watch someone leave first. Thankfully, show creator RuPaul Charles and the cast of queer artists featured on the show have started celebrating the queens who were eliminated first on Drag Race over the years.

Despite the celebration, there will always be a contestant who will happen to go home first in a reality competition. After all, as long as eliminations are involved, someone has to leave the series before everyone else. At least RuPaul's Drag Race is known for finding different ways to constantly refer to these queens and celebrate their work in the show, no matter their placement. Now that both RuPaul's Drag Race season 15 has aired, it's time to look...

Molly Sims is stunning in a hot pink bikini. Pic credit: ©ImageCollect.com/Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency

Molly Sims is living her best life and dazzling her fans and followers in a hot pink bikini for a day at the beach.

The 49-year-old supermodel is looking absolutely ageless as she proves age is nothing but a number while enjoying the sand and surf while makeup free and wearing a pair of black sunglasses.

Molly’s latest selfie shows the former CoverGirl model’s fit and fabulous figure as she looks at the camera, away from the water crashing in behind her.

She accessorized her stunning bikini look with several pairs of dangly gold earrings along with three thin gold chains around her neck that held a gold heart charm, a diamond and a green stone.

This may be Molly’s last hurrah of the summer as she’s been...

On “Candy”, Hulu’s true-crime series about the killing of Betty Gore starring Jessica Biel as accused axe murderer Candy Montgomery, Justin Timberlake makes a surprise appearance in episode four, “Cover Girl”, as Deputy Steve Deffibaugh, the real-life cop who led the criminal investigation. Timberlake, of course, is not the only spouse to show up on the series. Jason Ritter, husband...

Gene Kelly was one of the most influential dancers of the 20th century. While the more formal Fred Astaire was known for wearing top-hat-and-tails in ballroom dances such as the foxtrot and quickstep, Kelly brought a looser, more energetic, and modern style of dance to the Hollywood musical. 

As a director, choreographer, and performer, Kelly exploited film for what it could bring to dance that the stage couldn't. Kelly used innovative techniques that can be seen in the split-screen dance in "It's Always Fair Weather," the dance with his reflection in "Cover Girl," and in the incorporation of animation in "Anchors Aweigh." He would also use the camera as...

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New Kids on the Block released a video for their new song “Bring Back the Time” last week that’s perhaps the most potent expression of nostalgia we’ve ever seen. It’s the past in its purest, most uncut form, like it was created in Walter White’s secret basement laboratory and injected directly into the veins of their fans.

The video, which doubles as a commercial for the group’s upcoming Mixtape Tour, features Rick Astley, Salt-n-Pepa, and En Vogue (who are all on the tour) re-creating classic...

The news sent photogs rushing to the Santa Monica Courthouse on Sept. 7, 1943. “I’m going to marry Orson Welles!,” Rita Hayworth had announced that morning on the set of the musical Cover Girl, in which she was starring with Gene Kelly.

Sneaking away during her lunch hour, Hayworth, 24, first stood in line with Welles, 28, to apply for a marriage license and then they were married by Superior Court Judge Orlando Rhodes. “Both were visibly nervous in the marriage license bureau,” the United Press reported. “After filling out the application they started to leave, and Welles went back ...

The news sent photogs rushing to the Santa Monica Courthouse on Sept. 7, 1943. “I’m going to marry Orson Welles!,” Rita Hayworth had announced that morning on the set of the musical Cover Girl, in which she was starring with Gene Kelly.

Sneaking away during her lunch hour, Hayworth, 24, first stood in line with Welles, 28, to apply for a marriage license and then they were married by Superior Court Judge Orlando Rhodes. “Both were visibly nervous in the marriage license bureau,” the United Press reported. “After filling out the application they started to leave, and Welles went back ...

Screen legend Rita Hayworth was one of the most dazzling and adored stars of the '40s. The actor became synonymous with the femme fatale and temptress character, but Hayworth could pretty much do it all: she could dance, act, produce, sing, and even play a little flamenco guitar. Originally trained as a dancer, Hayworth eventually became one of Hollywood's most in-demand talents, which garnered her the nickname "The Love Goddess."

Related: 10 Hollywood Stars Who Lived To Be A Ridiculously Old Age

Many of Rita Hayworth's most well-known movies are not even in her top 10 highest-ranked films. She has such a long list of highly-rated films, that classics like the musical Cover Girl and Pal Joey do not make the list. Hayworth's contributions to cinema can not be denied, as her acclaimed list of best films exhibits.

Olympic gold medalist gymnast Gabby Douglas is the first-ever winner of “The Masked Dancer,” having scored the show’s diamond mask trophy after being revealed as Cotton Candy.

Douglas was victorious despite facing off with two trained dancers in the finale. Runner-up Sloth turned out to be “Dancing with the Stars’” Maksim Chmerkovskiy. And in third place was Tulip, who was revealed to be Mackenzie Ziegler (“Dance Moms”).

Douglas was unmasked after dancing to “This Is Me,” by Kesha. The panelists were torn between whether the Cotton Candy was a gymnast or an ice skater. Paula Abdul figured out it was Gabby Douglas, while Ashley Tisdale named her teammate Simone Biles. Brian Austin Green thought it was Tara Lapinski, Ken Jeong named Michelle Kwan.

Among Douglas’ notable moments on the show came before her first dance, when (dressed as Cotton Candy) she was suspended high in an acrobatic ring but...

We’d like to offer a hearty “gefeliciteerd!” to the first-ever winner of Drag Race Holland, crowned in dramatic fashion during Thursday’s season finale (now available to stream on Wow Presents Plus).

At the top of the hour, four fierce queens remained in the running to become the first Dutch Drag Superstar: Envy Peru, 31, of Amsterdam; Janey Jacke, 28, of Volendam; Ma’Ma Queen, 30, of Rotterdam; and Miss Abby Omg, 25, of Breda.

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Be very glad that Stanley Donen, who died on today at age 94, decided not to his work at his family’s dress shop after seeing the 1933 musical “Flying Down to Rio” with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers as a boy, one that he would watch at least 30 or 40 times.

Without that influence he might not have taken dance lessons. And, if he hadn’t learned how to dance, he wouldn’t have moved to New York City to be part of the chorus in the 1940 Broadway musical in “Pal Joey,” starring Gene Kelly. Kelly asked him to be his assistant choreographer in his next Great White Way production, “Best Foot Forward.” He would be fired from the show. Donen would renew his friendship with Kelly when they both headed to Hollywood and they would collaborate on “Cover Girl” and “An American in Paris.”

Eventually, they became co-directors on 1949’s “On the Town...

“Our love will last till the stars turn cold.” That line from “Singin’ in the Rain” perfectly sums up the sensibility of its director, Stanley Donen: absolute sincerity wedded to knowing irony. When Gene Kelly’s Don Lockwood says that to Debbie Reynolds’ Kathy Seldon, he’s actually quoting a line from the cornball movie he’s just made with Jean Hagen for which he has contempt: “The Duelling Cavalier.” But what Lockwood comes to recognize is that, polished just right, hokum can be made to sparkle — and can convey genuine feeling. Is “Our love will last till the stars turn cold” silly? Sure. But it’s beautiful too, and who wants to be so cynical as not to recognize that?

Donen, who died February 23 at age 94 after a nearly 70-year career across film and theater, recognized what so few do today: that two seemingly contradictory things can be true at the same time.

Stanley Donen, the deft director of such iconic movie musicals as Singin’ In the Rain, Funny Face, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and Charade who helped define Hollywood’s golden age, has died at age 94. The news was confirmed this morning by his son to the Chicago Tribune.

Donen remarkably never won an Oscar for his work, but was given a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Motion Picture Academy in 1998, “in appreciation of a body of work marked by grace, elegance, wit and visual innovation.” He sang “Cheek to Cheek” with his statuette during his acceptance speech.

Born in Columbia, Sc, Donan was a Broadway dancer and choreographer when he met Gene Kelly while dancing in the chorus of Pal Joey. He eventually moved to Hollywood to dance in MGM musicals, and when he was 19 Kelly got the studio to lend Donen to Columbia Pictures so they could co-choreograph Cover Girl.

Stanley Donen, the director of such stylish and exuberant films as “Singin’ in the Rain,” “Funny Face” and “Two for the Road” and the last surviving helmer of note from Hollywood’s golden age, has died at 94.

The Chicago Tribune’s Michael Phillips tweeted that one of his sons had confirmed the news to him.

Confirmed by one of his sons this morning: Director Stanley Donen has died at 94. With Gene Kelly he brought On The Town and Singin’ In The Rain into the world; on his own, 7 Brides, Charade and Two For The Road. A huge, often neglected talent. #StanleyDonen

— Michael Phillips (@phillipstribune) February 23, 2019

Though he was never Oscar-nominated for any of the many films he directed, Donen received a lifetime achievement Oscar at the 1998 Academy Awards “in appreciation of a body of work marked by grace, elegance, wit and visual innovation.”

His films were known for their brisk pace,...

New Kids on the Block are reissuing their breakthrough 1988 album Hangin’ Tough in honor of its 30th anniversary. The re-released version of the LP will be out on March 8, 2019.

The 18-track edition of Hangin’ Tough will feature the 10 original tracks of the album along with remixes and extended versions of hits like the title track, “You Got It (The Right Stuff)” and “Please Don’t Go Girl.” There will be three new songs on the reissue as well, including the recently released single “80s Baby” which features forthcoming tourmates Salt-n-Pepa,...

Long before Jennifer Lopez and Eva Longoria, there was Rita Hayworth. The dancer-actress, born Margarita Carmen Cansino, would have been 100 on Wednesday, and even fans of classic Hollywood may not realize how extraordinary her career was. She was the No. 1 box office star of Columbia Pictures in the 1940s, she was Fred Astaire’s favorite dancing partner, and U.S. G.I.s had pinups of her around the globe during WWII. These are especially impressive in an era when Latino-Hispanic children were still in segregated schools and only a decade after America’s “repatriation” program shipped 2 million Mexicans across the border, claiming they were “stealing” American jobs.

Work dried up for Hayworth in the 1960s, due to occasional slurred speech and memory problems. Hollywood assumed she was alcoholic, but in 1980 she was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, bringing worldwide awareness to the little-known disease. Her greatest legacy may be the annual Rita Hayworth Galas,...

All hail legendary song-and-dance man Gene Kelly on the 106th anniversary of his birth on August 23. In the history of American film, there were unarguably two great male dancers — Fred Astaire and Kelly. Astaire’s style was romantic and sophisticated, with long lines and elegant movement. Kelly’s style was more athletic — a guy’s guy, if you will — with a scrappy style that set him apart from other dancers of his era.

Kelly appeared to be able to do it all. He could dance, sing, and act in his films, ultimately choreographing and directing them as well. In the course of his nearly four decades on film, he starred in such classics as “An American in Paris” and “Anchors Aweigh,” as well as starring and co-directing the great musicals “On the Town” and “Singin’ in the Rain.”

For his work, Kelly earned two Golden Globe nominations — one for Best...

Miriam Nelson, who worked extensivley as a choreographer during Hollywood’s golden age, died on Aug. 12 at her home in Beverly Hills, Calif., according to her longtime friend James Gray. She was 98.

Nelson was the choreographer for “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” “The Jolson Story,” “Picnic,” “Hawaii,” “Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice,” and “The Apartment.” She also appeared as an actress in “Double Indemnity,” “Cover Girl,” “The Jolson Story,” “Breakfast at Tiffany’,” and “Pillow Talk.” Nelson choreographed the dancers on the opening day of Disneyland in 1955, two Academy Awards and two Super Bowl halftime shows.

Nelson was widely known for her enthusiasm for dancing. John Wayne once shouted to a group taking a break on set as she walked by, “Run for the hills, fellas! Or Miriam will make you dance!”

She was born Miriam Lois Frankel on Sept. 21, 1919, in Chicago and began tap dancing at a very young age.

Known for his work in a wide array of film genres, Academy Award-nominated cinematographer Richard H. Kline died Tuesday in Los Angeles. He was 91.

Kline was known for his work for the 1967 movie musical Camelot starring Vanessa Redgrave and Richard Harris. He received his first Academy Award nomination for the Joshua Logan-directed film and earned his second nomination for the 1976 remake of King Kong starring Jeff Bridges and Jessica Lange.

Born on Nov. 15, 1926, Kline was born into a family of cinematographers which included his father, Benjamin H. Kline, and two uncles, Sol Halperin and Philip Rosen. He had an affinity for surfing, but followed the cinematographer legacy of his family and got his start at Columbia Pictures as a slate boy in 1943 when working on the musical Cover Girl. He went on to serve in the Navy but returned to become a first assistant cameraman.

Throughout his 40 year career, Kline...

“Sex and the City” star Sarah Jessica Parker visited her pal Andy Cohen on Wednesday night’s “Watch What Happens Live,” and the host had some ideas about bringing the “Sex and the City 3” movie back to life. “I would like to throw my wig into the ring and audition to play Samantha,” Cohen said, donning a blonde wig, after pointing out that Parker had offered the gig to Ellen Degeneres and Stephen Colbert when she appeared on their talk shows. Cohen and Parker read from a scene in Season 5, Episode 4: “Cover Girl,” in which Carrie and Samantha are...

Tis the season to reflect back on the past year, and Joe Jonas likes what he sees.

“Nick and I were sitting back at his Jumanji premiere just kind of laughing with each other because we’re so happy,” the Dnce frontman, 28, tells People. “It’s been such a good year for both of us. We’re really looking forward to 2018.”

In 2017 alone, Jonas made Forbes’s 30 Under 30 list, got engaged to Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner, collaborated with Nicki Minaj on Dnce’s hit single “Kissing Strangers” and toured the world with his band.

“We’ve been in...

Camila Cabello and Joe Jonas are giving us chills — they’re multiplying.

The stars united to sing a track from the beloved 1978 movie musical Grease for a new episode of Carpool Karaoke: The Series, channeling their best Danny Zuko and Sandy Olsson.

Taking turns on the characters’ respective verses, Jonas — in the driver’s seat — and Cabello crooned “You’re the One That I Want.”

Ahead of performing the fun flashback tune, Jonas and Cabello took a different kind of walk down memory lane. Questioning the singer, Cabello asked, “Do you remember the first time ?”

“I feel like the first...

Cover girl! Christine Evangelista is on the June cover of Social Life magazine! The star of E!'s hit series The Arrangement looks gorgeous in an off-the-shoulder jumpsuit on the cover, and inside the magazine Christine rocks some seriously sexy outfits. Back in April it was announced that The Arrangement will be coming back for a second season. So while wait to find out what's going to happen with her character Megan Morrison and her fiancé Kyle West (Josh Henderson), let's check out these pics of the E! star. Take a look at the photos here to see Christine strike a sizzling pose in the magazine!

How did a film like Cover Girl slip away? When it was shown at the TCM Classic Film Festival in 2012, it was considered something of a discovery, with Robert Osborne frequently singling it out in pre-festival interviews and publicity as a must-see, which makes me feel a little better about having not heard of it at all before seeing it a few months prior at the New Beverly. But the film was immensely popular in its day. Its success instantly pulled Gene Kelly out of limbo at MGM, where he’d been assigned to a series of B-movies and rarely allowed to dance his own choreography, when he was even allowed to dance at all.

Columbia Pictures was not interested in placing such limitations on him. The film’s producer, composer Arthur Schwartz, must have known how lucky they were, because they gave Kelly immense control over its production, especially his dance numbers.

Dancing queen!

Rihanna had an epic dance-off with Diddy’s son, Christian Combs, at the Velocity Black x 1 Oak/Up & Down Desert Beach Club in Indio, California, on Sunday. French Montana, P. Diddy, Cassie, Future, Nicole Scherzinger, and 2 Chainz, and more were on hand to celebrate Rihanna’s brother, Rajad Fenty’s, 21st birthday with cocktails by Absolut Elyx and D'usse, Budweiser beer and food by Catch.

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Earlier in the day, Katy Perry hosted an Easter Day "Recovery" Brunch, produced by John Terzian's The h.wood Group, at a private estate during the Coachella Music Festival in Thermal, California. The colorful daytime event featured an exclusive pop-up debut of the Katy Perry Footwear collection, and guests re-fueled with vitamin elixirs, oxygen bars and reflexology massages. The fun activities also included a festive Easter egg hunt by Cover Girl, and beats spun by Mia Moretti, Balthazar Getty and Bobby French.

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Katy Perry may be spending the weekend soaking up the music and the desert sun at the Coachella Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California, but she’s not taking a break from her fitness.

The “Last Friday Night” singer spent part of her Friday at the gym — showing off her workout in an Instagram video set to the song “Big For Your Boots” by Stormzy.

Jumping from side to side, Perry, 32, look flawless in a black Adidas sports bra and matching shorts — her new edgy pixie blonde hair adding extra toughness to her already fierce moves.

She later posted...

Get ready for another round of dancing under the desert sun — Coachella Music and Arts Festival is upon us yet again! Ever since 1999, celebrities have been venturing out to Indio, California for a weekend of good music, even better parties and top-notch fashion.

Want to eat brunch next to your favorite Victoria’s Secret super model or have Kendall and Kylie Jenner assist you in swiping right? Here all the hottest day and late-night parties that are sure to attract a ton of famous faces.

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Blac Chyna is officially a Cosmo cover girl!

The Rob & Chyna star appears on the April cover of Cosmopolitan South Africa, where she opens up about fame and her complicated relationship with Rob Kardashian. The 28-year-old took to Instagram to share her pretty-in-pink cover.

“I've dreamed of being a Cosmo Girl for such a long time,” the reality star said. “I feel so blessed and super humbled to be a part of such an empowering brand. Thank you @cosmopolitansa and @johnsiavis for taking such good care of me. Click the link in my bio to check out the interview.”

Watch: Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna Split Again, Will Not Film 'Rob & Chyna' Season 2

The model also shared a video of her cover shoot, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at her time on set.

“Cosmo Cover Girl,” she captioned the video.

Inside the magazine, on stands now, Chyna reveals that her relationship with Rob, 30, slowly went from...

Lime green birthday suits, white hot yoga pants, and a sexy new royal romance! The British royal family has had a busy year filled with charity work, precious kiddos, and lots of fashionable public appearances.

Through the exotic royal tours to India, Bhutan, and Canada and the simple moments at home in London, the royal family has remained more fascinating than ever.

Here are the top 16 most regal moments of 2016:

1. Prince George Heads to Nursery School

The third in line to the throne was the picture of cuteness, rocking a blue backpack and navy coat for his first day at the Westacre Montessori School.

2. Royals in the Snow

Baby royals + snowsuits = perfection! The family went on a snowy ski break to the French Alps in early March.

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3. Royal Tour of India and Bhutan

Only Kate Middleton could play soccer and cricket in wedge heels without tripping.

4. Prince William and Prince Harry Have a Lightsaber...

Good neighbor policy? Wartime exigencies inspired an intra-hemisphere cultural exchange, with the movies seizing on the new popularity of Latin music. Republic’s contribution gives us the great songs of Ady Barroso and a full soundtrack of his compositions — in a featherweight musical romance, of course.

Brazil

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1944 / B&W / 1:37 flat Academy / 91 min. / Street Date December 6, 2016 / available through the Olive Films website / 29.98

Starring Tito Guízar, Virginia Bruce, Edward Everett Horton, Robert Livingston, Veloz and Yolanda, Fortunio Bonanova, Richard Lane, Frank Puglia, Aurora Miranda, Billy Daniel, Dan Seymour, Roy Rogers.

Cinematography Jack A. Marta

Film Editor Fred Allen

Songs Ary Barroso, Hoagy Carmichael

Written by Frank Gill Jr., Laura Kerr, Richard English

Produced by Robert North

Directed by Joseph Santley

Reviewed by Glenn Erickson

The wartime ‘Good Neighbor Policy’ was a P.R. blitz intended to steer South America toward the U.S. and away from the Axis.

“There were a lot of people saying we were trying to make a really expensive museum piece,” La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz said of the long search to find funding for writer/director Damien Chazelle’s dream musical. Those people weren’t necessarily wrong. There is a shot from this film that literally, blatantly quotes from Rebel Without a Cause. The worship for old Hollywood, old music, old rhythms of life permeates every inch of the film. But it doesn’t matter whether or not La La Land is caught up in nostalgia. It matters whether Chazelle convinces his audience of the value of those objects of worship, and the drawbacks inherent to valuing them too much.

This makes La La Land sound a little thesis-y I suppose, which is not exactly incorrect. And there’s where Chazelle’s true artistic ancestry lies – not in Hollywood’s golden era,...

Eureka! Entertainment has announced that Charles Vidor's Cover Girl, starring Rita Hayworth and Gene Kelly, together with Fred Zinnerman's Oscar-winning A Man for all Seasons, will be joining the Masters of Cinema series in February. The British home video label also announced the release of Gus Van Sant's Finding Forrester, the late vehicle for Sean Connery. A ravishing 1940s musical that cemented Rita Hayworth's position as a Hollywood screen goddess, while proving a big-time break for dancing legend Gene Kelly, Cover Girl tells the story of a nightclub showgirl (Hayworth) who gets a shot at the big time, but wrestles with putting her career over her relationship with her former boss (Kelly). Eurkea's gorgeous dual-format release arrives on 13 February. Winner of 6 Academy Awards including Best...

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Joe Jonas made a visit to Reddit Tuesday, where he led a candid Ask Me Anything chat — discussing everything from his high-profile split from the Jonas Brothers, the rumors of his drug addiction-past and his, um, penis size.

Here are 5 of the biggest bombshells from the 27-year-old Dnce-frontman’s chat.

1. Joe lost his virginity to ex-girlfriend Ashley Greene.

At the beginning of this career, Joe and Jonas Brothers Nick and Kevin vowed not to have premarital sex — marking the very public statement by wearing purity rings.

But by 2010, Joe’s purity ring was out the window when he lost...

They fall, they rise, and they march ahead relentlessly, through extreme climatic conditions. Siachen Glacier. The world’s 2nd longest glacier has come to represent the resilience and fortitude of the Indian Army. It all started in April 1981 when the Indian Army made history by traversing the uncharted Siachen, also known as the Third Pole.

On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of this daring expedition, Eros Now, the leading Ott platform of Eros International Plc, announced today a ground breaking initiative, Salute Siachen, India’s first-ever celebrity expedition to the Siachen Glacier. The unique expedition will see nine celebrity adventurers from different walks of life, retrace and relive that journey. The 20-day expedition flags off this Independence Day (August 15) from Leh, and will culminate at Kumar Post, named after Colonel Narinder “Bull” Kumar, Pvsm, Kc, Avsm, MacGregor Medal, Imf Gold Medal, Padma Shri, Arjuna Award, Frgs. Bull Kumar planted...

1. Film Comment Cover Girl

In case you haven't heard, the summer issue of Film Comment, one of our favorite magazines since forever, is out. You can purchase it here. And guess what? Our friend and podcast mate Nick Davis wrote the cover story "The Age of Kristen Stewart" 

The twenty-six year old actress works non-stop. She'll soon hit 40 movies and she only started 15 years ago. (The first movie that people tend to remember her from is Panic Room as Jodie Foster's daughter.) She has not one but three movies this year, hence the cover story, with two hitting theaters simultaneously today.

2. Cafe Society 

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Woody Allen's new movie (they tend to expand quickly so if you're not on the coasts you probably only have a week or two to wait) is a melancholy dramedy. Jesse Eisenberg is a young up-and-comer who ditches working for his powerful...

Terence Davies’ films deal with repressed desire, longing, and emotional pain that springs from the depths of his characters’ souls, and yet, in person, the great British auteur is undoubtedly the funniest person in the room. He is all smiles and jokes as we sit down to discuss his glorious Sunset Song, entering a limited release this week, and a retrospective of his work at the Museum of the Moving Image. It makes sense that he is joyful rather than somber, because it makes one feel a sort of relief knowing that levity was welcomed between takes on haunting dramas such as Distant Voices, Still Lives and The Deep Blue Sea. In Sunset Song, Davies takes on the first part of a trilogy written by Lewis Grassic Gibbons, in which we meet farm girl Chris Guthrie (a luminous Agyness Deyn) as she is forced to take on the reins of her life in pre-wwi Scotland.

After almost four years of marriage, Drew Barrymore and Will Kopelman are divorcing. With their two children - Olive, 3, and Frankie, 1 - the couple have currently been living on the Upper East Side of New York City but sources close to the family tell People that the "tension over where to live" has caused a strain on the relationship. "They've had marriage issues for a while," says the source. In an exclusive statement to People, the couple said, "Sadly our family is separating legally, although we do not feel this takes away from us being a family. Divorce might make one feel like a failure,...