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Felix Kjellberg, better known as PewDiePie, is the undeniable king of YouTube, being the first to hit many of the milestones that many channels hit without a sweat today. And while he has already semi-retired from his content grind, an announcement made on July 17th, 2025, posted through his YouTube’s exclusive member channel has sparked concern among longtime followers, making them question if PewDiePie is stepping away from the platform entirely.

members or not, we’ll always be 9 year olds at heart.

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The creator announced the closure of his channel membership program. The feature, which allowed fans to support him through monthly subscriptions in exchange for perks like exclusive content and badges, is being phased out due to his inability to consistently deliver bonus content, or so he explains.

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Blood Orange has announced his first new album in six years, Essex Honey, out on August 29th via RCA. He’s also revealed two new songs, “Mind Loaded” and “Somewhere in Between.”

Essex Honey is Dev Hynes first album as Blood Orange since 2019’s Angel’s Pulse, and his first new music offering since 2022’s Four Songs EP — which also served as his RCA Records debut. Essex Honey finds Hynes diving into his childhood growing up outside of the Essex region in England, with a press release describing the project as a “soundtrack created from a dreamscape of his journey working through grief.”

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As is usual for Blood Orange, Essex Honey was born out of a highly collaborative process: Hynes recruited a bevy of artists to contribute, including recent collaborators Lorde, Liam Benzvi, and Turnstile’s Brendan Yates, as well as Caroline Polachek, Daniel Caesar,...

Dog lovers around the world may find it hard to look their male, canine friends in the eyes again after watching Genndy Tartakovsky’s upcoming adult animated movie Fixed.

The R-rated comedy follows the adventures of Bull an average, all-around good dog who discovers he’s going to be taken to the vet to be neutered in the morning by his owners, exasperated by his constant humping of grandma’s leg.

As the gravity of this life-altering event sets in, Bull realizes he needs one last adventure with his pack of best friends in the last 24 hours with his balls intact.

Netflix has released a red band director’s cut trailer for the movie – giving a taster of the whacky boundary-pushing animation ahead of its launch on the platform on August 13.

The movie world premiered to an enthusiastic crowd at the Annecy International Film Festival in June and also received...

As the sequel to Spaceballs dropped its first teaser trailer this week, many of the headlines focused on the return of Mel Brooks — about to celebrate his 99th birthday! — as Yogurt. There’s Mel in the sneak peek, looking spry in his Spaceballs: The Sweatshirt outfit.

While performing at Brooks’ age is a crazy accomplishment, we’ve seen him continue to act in recent years on shows like Only Murders in the Building and his own History of the World: Part II. The genuinely remarkable cast announcement for Spaceballs 2 is the return of Rick Moranis as Dark Helmet.

Moranis, one of the most successful comedy actors of the 1980s thanks to films like Ghostbusters and Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, hasn’t been seen on the big screen since 1996’s Big Bully with Tom Arnold.

The actor began phasing out of public life after his wife, costume designer Ann Belsky,...

Update: The new Spaceballs movie is turning into a family affair. THR reports that Lewis Pullman (Thunderbolts*) is in talks to join his father, Bill Pullman, in the upcoming Spaceballs sequel. As you might expect, the younger Pullman will play the son of Queen Vespa (Daphne Zuniga) and Lone Starr (Bill Pullman), who is named Starburst.

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Thirty-eight years after Mel Brooks took George Lucas’s Star Wars universe to task with the 1987 comedy classic Spaceballs, the 98-year-old filmmaker is up to his old tricks with a new Spaceballs movie coming in 2027! On Thursday, Brooks announced the film’s targeted release year through a hilarious teaser lampooning the absurd number of sequels and spin-offs from other franchises. In addition to the official announcement, Deadline says Rick Moranis and Bill Pullman are returning for the new Spaceballs movie, with Keke Palmer joining the cast.

Before you ask, yes, Mel...

The Schwartz is truly with us all today! Not only is the iconic Mel Brooks returning as Yogurt for Amazon MGM Studio's highly anticipated Spaceballs 2, but some of the heavyweights from the first film are also back: Rick Moranis and Bill Pullman are reprising their respective roles as Dark Helmet and Lone Starr, according to Deadline, with Keke Palmer also joining the cast. This marks the first return to the screen for Moranis in years, so get ready to "watch evil triumph," as Dark Helmet says, because "good is dumb."

Plot details on the film remain unclear, but Moranis, Pullman and Brooks appear to be gearing up for more adventures on Druidia, decades after Pullman's Lone Starr first saved Princess Vespa (Daphne Zuniga) from the malicious Spaceballs in one of the most iconic Star Warsparodies ever made. Palmer's character is unknown, but she is expected to join the...

Though the original series had its cult following, the franchise only became a global hit with Star Trek: The Next Generation. Starring Sir Patrick Stewart, along with an ensemble cast of the bridge crew, the show gained traction by its third season and became a worldwide phenomenon, reviving the franchise.

Many celebrities have been fans of the sci-fi show, with some of them even being a part of Tng, like Whoopi Goldberg and LeVar Burton. Similarly, Robin Williams was also a fan and was reportedly enthusiastic about joining the franchise as a guest star. The writers had also written a part for him, but he ultimately could not join.

Robin Williams almost joined Star Trek: The Next Generation Robin Williams in Mork and Mindy | Credits: ABC

Though Star Trek: The Original Series was canceled after three seasons, William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy became pop culture icons, and even now, their characters,...

Genndy Tartakovsky’s “Fixed” shouldn’t exist.

It’s a traditionally animated, R-rated sex comedy about a dog who, on the eve of getting snipped, embarks on an unhinged odyssey in the big city. The best way to describe it is probably Spike Lee’s “25th Hour” mixed with Disney’s “Lady and the Tramp.”

For a while, it seemed like nobody would actually get to see “Fixed.”

It was a long-held passion project for Tartakovsky, whose “Hotel Transylvania” films have made more than $1 billion for Sony. He wanted to do something radically different and, after years of prodding and pitching, Sony finally let him off the leash. The film was conceived as a co-production between Sony (who would make the movie) and New Line Cinema (who would distribute it), but after the movie was finished, New Line Cinema backed out, sending the movie back to Sony who then had...

TV producers have some useful advice on how to navigate a global entertainment industry threatened by Donald Trump’s tariffs war that appears drawn from a world leaders’ manual on how to survive an Oval Office ambush.

Don’t lose the plot and stay focused. “We have a plan. We’re sticking with the plan and just sort of ignoring the distractions,” Justin Stockman, vp of content development and programming at Canada’s Bell Media, a major co-production player, told the Banff World Media Festival on Tuesday.

Stockman added if anything actually materializes from the U.S. president’s erratic trade policy and threats, deal with it then. “We’re just trying to stay focused,” he said during a panel on international co-financing and co-productions for global content.

The panel focused on global streamers especially becoming more open to windowing and licensing as they shift from prestige series to procedurals...

Creators can make big dollars recommending mass-produced products on ecommerce hubs like Amazon and TikTok Shop because, as you probably know, affiliate codes do be going crazy sometimes (unless the buyer has Honey installed). But there isn’t as much infrastructure for creators to quickly and easily recommend handmade products from independent sellers.

That’s where Etsy wants to fit in.

The marketplace earned nearly $3 billion last year from sellers who offer over 100 million products–everything from handmade jewelry to art to fursuits, crocheted onesies, full-sized, functional leather horse saddles, and more.

Now, it’s looking to sell a little more by partnering with Mythical‘s Rhett & Link on an official recommendation shop.

Mythical’s digital storefront currently includes recs in several categories: Rhett & Link’s faves from across Etsy, a special Father’s Day collection, an “as seen on Good Mythical Morning” section, and perhaps the most interesting,...

Even after his death in 2004, there’s still only one Russ Meyer, and this, the second solo outing from the Coen brothers’ Ethan, is a sad reminder of the talent he took with him to the grave. Meyer gave big parts to big women in films that shouted about Sex! in great big capital letters, bringing an artistry to the drive-in but never patronizing the sizable blue-collar audience that dug his bawdy humor. Honey Don’t! would benefit from even just a fraction of Meyer’s genius; as it is, there’s a reason why Coen’s film was tucked away in a graveyard slot on the last weekend of the Cannes Film Festival, much like you keep self-raising flour on a shelf that’s near impossible to reach because you don’t really ever use it.

The opening is certainly striking; a car is being chased, and it crashes somewhere in the desert,...

In Honey Don’t!, the latest film in Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke’s intended lesbian B-movie trilogy, Margaret Qualley plays Honey O’Donahue, a tough but glamorous private investigator in Bakersfield, California. Honey is typically in the business of infidelity, taking cases involving suspicious spouses and their philandering partners. But at the start of Coen’s prankish film, which premiered at Cannes and will be released in theaters by Focus Features on Aug. 22, the sleuth finds herself drawn into a higher-stakes mystery. The death of a local woman leads Honey down a slippery path involving religious cults, megalomaniacal pastors and an unexpected romance.

For the most part, Honey Don’t! lives in the same thematic universe as Coen’s first solo narrative venture Drive-Away Dolls, which the director also co-wrote with Cooke. In that film, Qualley played a lesbian Lothario, who, after a bad break-up with her police officer girlfriend (Beanie Feldstein...

Cinema is a collaborative medium, and as such, there have been numerous directing teams peppered throughout film history. As with any collaboration, there's no guarantee that the band will be together forever, and sometimes the teams do indeed split up. The Coen brothers, Ethan and Joel, underwent such a creative breakup around the beginning of this decade, with both men moving on to make their own movies without each other. Unlike some creative split-ups, however, the Coens post-breakup works couldn't be more different from one another. Where Joel made 2021's "The Tragedy of Macbeth" an austere, intensely moody Shakespeare adaptation that recalled Ingmar Bergman and Carl Theodor Dreyer, Ethan teamed up with his wife Tricia Cooke to make "Drive-Away Dolls," a mash-up of B-movie tropes (homaging everything from "Badlands" to '60s psychedelia flicks) that retained the Coens' prior interest in dry humor and film noir.

Upon the release of "Dolls,...

Focus Features has released the official trailer for Honey Don’t!, which will open in theaters nationwide on Friday, August 22, 2025.

The film, which has not yet been rated by the Motion Picture Association (MPA), will have its World Premiere at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.

Focus Features describes Honey Don’t as a dark comedy about Honey O’Donahue (Margaret Qualley), a small-town private investigator who delves into a series of strange deaths tied to a mysterious church.

Directed by Ethan Coen from a script by Coen and his wife and frequent collaborator Tricia Cooke (Drive-Away Dolls), the film stars Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza, Charlie Day, Billy Eichner, and Chris Evans.

The cast of the Working Title production also includes Lera Abova, Jacnier, Gabby Beans, Talia Ryder, Kristen Connolly, Lena Hall, Don Swayze, Josh Pafchek, Kale Brown, Alexander Carstoiu, and Christin Antidormi.

Produced by Ethan Coen, Tricia Cooke, Robert Graf, Tim Bevan,...

Just last week, it was revealed that the BBC were setting in motion a brand-new Cold War spy drama, Honey, ready to continue the company's trend of producing some of the very best in modern spy thrillers. However, something that failed to be mentioned in the initial announcement was, according to Deadline, the news that Honey will be a prequel to Killing Eve,Phoebe Waller-Bridge's masterful adaptation of the Villanelle series of novels by Luke Jennings, starring both Sandra Oh andJodie Comer.

Although rumors of the prequel have been quietly circulating for some time, this announcement has shocked many in the fanbase who had felt the Killing Eve franchise had fired its last bullet. Well, said fanbase can now rejoice, especially considering the prequel will follow the beloved character of Carolyn Martens, the head of the Russia Section at MI6, played with acclaimed poise by Harry Potter's Fiona Shaw.

Now here's a delicious TV news twist we didn't see coming. When the BBC unveiled plans for a "flirty" Cold War spy drama called Honey just last week, poured from the pen of Extraordinary creator Emma Moran and hailing from Killing Eve producer Sid Gentle, it would be fair to say that the show had our curiosity. But now, courtesy of Deadline, we're discovering that this isn't just a show from the producer of Killing Eve, it's a full-on prequel to Phoebe Waller-Bridge's wildly entertaining thriller series — one set to chart the origins of fan-favourite Carolyn Martens, the head of MI6's Russia Desk. And that has our attention.

Originally played to BAFTA winningly brilliant effect by Fiona Shaw, Carolyn Martens is a master manipulator and one of the most compelling of all Killing Eve's incredibly complex characters, a near-peerless agent whose arc — from multiple time world-saver to...

Fans of the Sandra Oh-led Killing Eve, which ran for four seasons from 2018 to 2022, are getting a prequel series in the form of the BBC’sHoney. The series, which was previously announced, per Deadline, will actually be a prequel series to Killing Eve,which will focus on the story of Carolyn Martens, who, in Killing Eve, was played by Fiona Shaw (the Harry Potter franchise).

Although the fact that Honey will be a prequel series to the Phoebe Waller-Bridge-created Killing Eve was not announced with the series, there were hints that it was going to be a prequel. The lead in Honey is named “Marta” and Sid Gentle Films, which produced Killing Eve, is also producing Honey. The series is being written by Emma Moran, who is the creator of the Disney+ series Extraordinary.

Honey is set to be a Cold War thriller and will be set in...

The Critic only aired for two seasons in the 1990s, but three decades later, many fans still remember the series fondly. If there are enough of them interested, they could soon be getting good news with one of the creators of the show teasing a revival.

An animated sitcom, The Critic was created by Simpsons vets Al Jean and Mike Reiss. In a recent post on X, Jean shared an image of The Critic along with a message stating, "Just curious ... how many would like to see [The Critic], with [Jon Lovitz] return[?]" This is certainly not an official announcement that a revival is happening, but Jean seems to be hinting that it could be in the works. Perhaps Jean is testing the fan reactions to see how much interest there would be in a revival before fully committing to the idea. In two days' time, the post has garnered 15.2K likes.

Semi-retired actor Rick Moranis is seldom in the spotlight these days after stepping away from Hollywood to focus on his family in the late 1990s. He's now made a rare public appearance by doing an all-new interview in which he reflected on making the hit filmHoney, I Shrunk the Kids.

Released in 1989, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids starred Moranis as Wayne Szalinski, an inventor who creates a shrinking ray that inadvertently shrinks his own children (along with the neighbor's kids). Per Cinema Relics, Moranis was presented with some of the film's memorable props that he used for his character. It should be a fun watch for fans of Moranis, especially those who particularly enjoyed Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. The interview in full can be viewed below.

Some of the items Moranis looks at and addresses in the interview include Wayne's eyeglasses and his calculator watch. He was also shown...

Lille, France 2025 looks set to go down in history as the year that Series Mania, already the biggest TV festival in Europe, stepped up to another level.

Exhibition booths at the Grand Palais’ newly expanded second floor stretched from one side of its second floor – and the Palais is very grand – to another. Floor traffic was packed, charging up from second to third and fourth floors with more exhibition space with an energy reminiscent of Mipcom back in the day. Multiple keynotes, especially those made available to the public, were sold out. Charlie Brooker’s could have given his “Black Mirror” Masterclass twice over and still have had Sro.

Amanda Seyfried, in town for “Long Bright River,” Pamela Adlon, Series Mania’s jury president, and Christina Hendricks, teasing “Good American Family” and presenting “Small Town, Big Story,” added star dazzle to this year’s edition.

The Series Mania lineup came...

U.K. TV network BBC and German broadcaster Zdf have forged a partnership to produce premium drama series together.

The broadcasters have already jointly commissioned two shows: the recently announced “Honey,” a flirty spy thriller from Sid Gentle Films Ltd., and the second season of “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder,” the young adult mystery thriller co-produced with Netflix and made by Moonage Pictures.

The collaboration will “maximize the strengths of two of Europe’s leading public service broadcasters, combining Zdf’s pan-European co-production know-how with the BBC’s track record of hugely popular and award-winning scripted titles,” according to a statement. “It will provide production companies with the opportunity to easily work with two major European broadcasters, creatively aligning from the outset.”

Nadine Bilke, chief content officer at Zdf, said: “The BBC’s programming strategy is a perfect match with our goals. Their strong commitment to creating content that...

The BBC and Zdf have formed a new partnership supporting producers to create ambitious, scripted content for the PSBs with a focus on high-end drama.

The U.K. and German broadcasters have already commissioned two shows together: the previously announced spy thriller Honey from Sid Gentle Films Ltd and the second series of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, starring Wednesday actress Emma Myers. The show is co-produced with Netflix and made by Moonage Pictures.

The collaboration will “maximize the strengths of two of Europe’s leading public service broadcasters, combining Zdf’s pan-European co-production know-how with the BBC’s track record of hit scripted titles.”

“The BBC’s programming strategy is a perfect match with our goals,” said Nadine Bilke, Cco at Zdf. “Their strong commitment to creating content that resonates with audiences mirrors our own mission. Working on projects such as A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, with its compelling young adult storyline,...

The BBC and Zdf have struck a scripted partnership for new high-end drama shows.

The news comes two days after the networks unveiled a new series titled Honey from Killing Eve producer Sid Gentle and Extraordinary writer Emma Moran at Series Mania. They have recently collaborated on the second season of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, which is also made with Netflix.

The BBC and Zdf said the collab “will maximise the strengths of two of Europe’s leading public service broadcasters, combining Zdf’s pan European co-production know-how with the BBC’s track record of hugely popular and award-winning scripted titles.”

The move comes with the bottom falling out the American co-pro market, which has hugely impacted the BBC’s ability to make high-end fare in particular. A number of projects are stuck in funding limbo.

Lindsay Salt, BBC Director of Drama, said: “As public service broadcasters face increasing economic challenges,...

Sid Gentle Films, the production company behind Killing Eve, is developing Honey, a darkly comedic Cold War thriller set in 1980s East Berlin. Written by Emma Moran (Extraordinary), the six-part series has been commissioned by the BBC and German broadcaster Zdf. Here’s the Lowdown: The series follows Marta, a 24-year-old deep cover MI6 agent dealing […]

Killing Eve Producers Launch Cold War Spy Thriller Honey for BBC & Zdf...

Step into Samia’s fantasy world and you’ll find an alter ego that looks like her, but is entirely different. She wears a backward baseball cap on top of her long, curly, jet-black hair and sports denim Daisy Dukes. She lives in a balmy, emerald-green wetland. She’s completely unburdened by people’s opinions or expectations. This is Samia’s idealized self, and her name is Kiki Swamp.

As she shares her alter ego’s name, Samia, 28, can’t help but laugh. “I made a Sim of her,” the singer-songwriter says with a chuckle.

The BBC and Zdf are teaming up to co-produce a “flirty,” darkly comic spy drama set in 1980s Berlin and created by Emma Moran, who wrote Disney+ series Extraordinary.

Announced to coincide with Series Mania in Lille, Honey will be made by Killing Eve producer Sid Gentle Films. The six-part series is produced in association with Fifth Season.

Here’s the logline: “East Berlin, 1982. Marta, 24, is a deep cover agent for MI6. Surrounded by enemies and constantly under threat of her cover being blown, she tries her hardest to avoid detection by Friedrich Bauman, the new Head of Counter Espionage for the Stasi.

“Finding herself caught between Friedrich and the reckless, arrogant (and incredibly attractive…) CIA operative Aaron Neeland, she is blind-sided by desire in this Cold War menage-a-trois. The risk of being garrotted or incarcerated is nothing compared to the horrifying ordeal of falling in love.”

Honey was commissioned by Lindsay Salt,...

U.K. network BBC and German broadcaster Zdf have teamed up to order darkly comedic Cold War thriller “Honey,” described as “tender and flirty, slick and dangerous,” from Sally Woodward Gentle’s Sid Gentle Films, best known for “Killing Eve.” Fifth Season is handling global distribution.

The six-part series, which goes undercover in 1980s East Berlin to explore a shadowy world of counter espionage and risky but irresistible relations, is written by Emma Moran. Moran is the writer of Disney+ comedy series “Extraordinary,” nominated for three BAFTAs, and Netflix’s drama “How to Kill Your Family,” starring Anya Taylor-Joy, and inspired by Bella Mackie’s 2021 novel.

“Honey,” set in East Berlin in 1982, centers on Marta, 24, a deep cover agent for MI6. Surrounded by enemies and constantly under threat of her cover being blown, she tries her hardest to avoid detection by Friedrich Bauman, the new head of counter espionage for the Stasi.

Hollywood is no stranger to colossal misfires, but Disney’s live-action Snow White may just take the poisoned apple for the worst casting decisions of the decade. In a world where studios spend millions on research, focus groups, and algorithms to predict audience reception, somehow, somehow, they decided that Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot were the dream duo to revive a beloved classic.

Rachel Zegler in Snow White | Credits: Walt Disney Studios

The result? Universal outrage. Some fans despised Zegler for being too woke, while others weren’t thrilled about her trashing the original film. Meanwhile, Gal Gadot, who was supposed to bring the evil Queen to life, instead brought… well, herself, flat delivery, stiff expressions, and the same mystified look she wore throughout all of Wonder Woman 1984. The world collectively asked, does Gal Gadot actually know how to act? No, she does not.

The Zegler-Gadot controversy, a disaster from...

Starz has announced the movie and TV titles that will be available on the service in April. The Starz April 2025 schedule includes new episodes of Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 4.

The Starz app expands its movie slate in April with an exciting mix of films, including the thriller Both Eyes Open, starring Gail Bean, Joy Brunson, and Taye Diggs; the comedy Strays, featuring the voices of Will Ferrell, Jamie Foxx, and Will Forte; and the video game adaptation Five Nights at Freddy’s, starring Josh Hutcherson, Matthew Lillard, and Piper Rubio.

Power Book III: Raising Kanan

Exclusively available on the Starz app this month, fan-favorite films including 8 Mile, American Gangster, Belly, The Nutty Professor, That’s My Boy, Poetic Justice, and Friday Night Lights join the lineup.

Additionally, Starz will spotlight curated collections, featuring cast members from Power Book III: Raising Kanan, along with specially selected movie picks.

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Actress Sherleen Dutt, who has been a part of shows such as Kink and Honey Trap Squad as well as web series Koi Jaye Toh Le Aaye and Shringarika, says that she loves the festival of Holi. She adds that she loves to play with both water and gulaal.

“Holi is all about colours, laughter, and endless fun, and this year, I plan to go party-hopping with my group! We love exploring different Holi parties—ones filled with dance, colours, and water, but without bhang or alcohol. Just pure, high-energy vibes and great music!” she says.

She says, “Definitely pink is my favourite colour. It’s playful, vibrant, and full of life—just like me! It represents joy, warmth, and a mix of strength with a soft side, which I relate to a lot. I enjoy a mix of both! A little gulaal for those who prefer a subtle celebration,...

After a long wait, Season 16 of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” is finally here, and there’s a ton of new ladies for you to get to know.

With two O.G.s back in the game, plus four new housewives, fans can expect lots of drama, big laughs and comfort in familiar faces — including veteran housewife Cynthia Bailey joining as a friend of the show.

While the franchise went through it’s ups and downs following a slew of cast exits and changeups, even former “Rhoa” executive producer, Carlos King, said, Season 16 could be one of its best yet.

“I think this is going to be one of the best seasons, for sure. And I’m going to tell you why: Porsha is back, and Porsha is so fun to watch. We get to see the uncovering of what happened in her filing for divorce [from Simon Guobadia] … We get...

Jessica Alba has been in the entertainment industry since the late 1990s, and her screen presence has earned her a well-deserved fan following. Breaking out with Max Guevara in Dark Angel to Sue Storm in Fantastic Four, Alba has shown the ability to be a lead star in blockbuster thrillers as well as the ability to pull off character-driven screenplays.

Jessica Alba in Fantastic Four | Credit: 20th Century Studios

There are many unnoticed performances throughout Alba’s filmography, as fans mostly remember her as a superhero and action movie actress. Let’s take a look at these lesser-known films to see other aspects of her acting besides the roles that put her on the map.

5. Idle Hands (1999)

This is a quirky horror-comedy movie in which Jessica Alba featured before joining Hollywood’s big league. Idle Hands is about an idle teenager whose hand gets possessed and goes on a killing rampage all around.

Mama June Family Crisis star Honey Boo Boo aka Alana Thompson has recently embarked on a new business venture. What is Alana doing these days?

Alana is pulling double duty as a reality star and student. However, Alana has been putting a lot of time into studying lately. Alana was also working with Pumpkin Efird on The Sisters Closet. What is new with her latest adventure?

Alana Thompson’s Big Business Venture

A short while ago, Alana reveal that she has something going on. However, not willing to give a hint. Alana said fans would just have to be patient and wait until she was ready to reveal her plans.

Alana is still attending college in Colorado where she is studying to be a neonatal nurse. Alana also recently got a luxury vehicle as opposed to her car Josh Efird bought her before she left for college.

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Romance for indie filmmakers Dusty Mancinelli and Madeleine Sims-Fewer blossomed in the most unexpected of places — as they shot their 2020 debut feature Violation, a relentlessly violent and gory revenge drama set in cottage-country Canada.

“After making our first film, which really dealt with trauma and was very dark, very painful to make and really delved into the dark recesses of our minds, we wanted to make something that was about love,” Sims-Fewer tells The Hollywood Reporter ahead of Honey Bunch, their sophomore feature, having its world premiere in Berlin on Feb. 18.

In their first feature, which bowed at the Toronto Film Festival, Sims-Fewer played a young woman in an unhappy marriage who, with her sister and their husbands, stays at a secluded cottage where unspoken traumas and upsetting sexual violence are gradually revealed.

But on Honey Bunch, the Canadian filmmakers deliberately toned down the dark, bloody material of their first feature.

Apart from her beautiful features, actress Jessica Alba is also among the most bankable actresses in the industry. While the actress is currently going through a separation from Cash Warren, the duo did spend more than two decades together. But before she met Warren and fell in love, she was in a very serious relationship with another famous actor.

Jessica Alba along with Cash Warren and her kids | Credits: @jessicaalba/Instagram

This was none other than NCIS actor Michael Weatherly, and the duo even got engaged for a brief period. While they had no animosity when they parted ways, in an interview, the actress refused to answer a question that featured Weatherly.

Why did Jessica Alba refuse to answer questions about Michael Weatherly? Michael Weatherly in a still from NCIS | Credits: CBS

Jessica Alba’s relationship with actor Michael Weatherly was one of her most talked-about early romances. The duo...

Singer-songwriter Hilary Scott is growing her family! The Lady A group member announced that she and her husband Chris Tyrrell are expecting their fourth baby together. “Tyrrell Family of Six.”

The “Need You Now” singer shared two black and white photos to her Instagram page to share the news. The first image showed her three children wearing “big sister” bracelets and the second was a picture of a tote labeled “maternity.” Hilary quipped in her caption, “I’m dusting off that Maternity bin from the storage room One more time.” She shared that she and her family “are overjoyed to report that this summer our family will be made complete with the most precious little Sister joining the family.” It’s a girl!

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The couple’s newborn will be their fourth baby together. Hilary and Chris share Eisele Kaye,...

Luck was in the air Wednesday night as Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, and Rita Ora celebrated the premiere of The Masked Singer Season 13. The panelists started out the show by squishing into an elevator with all of the former winning costumes: Monster, Fox, Night Angel, Sun, Piglet, Queen of Hearts, Firefly, Harp, Medusa, Cow, and Goldfish. Host Nick Cannon then asked if there was “room for four more,” as he was accompanied by all three reigning Buffalos.

Just like in years past, the lucky 13th season premiere introduced a new group of costumes who would duke it out on the main stage for a shot at eventually winning the Golden Mask. The singer with the lowest number of votes would be forced to unmask in front of America. The contestants who took part in Episode 1 were Honey Pot, Ant, Paparazzo, Fuzzy Peas, and Coral. Read on for our...

The mystery and the tension in Cassandra, the new Netflix series, are given life by the diverse characters who come with their own varied motivations and energies. The monstrous robot, the female in crisis, and the emasculated men all find a thematic space in the series. In Cassandra, the children too have definite and considerable importance in the narrative. The film’s approach at world-building, one retro and the other modern, is an ambitious endeavor. The cast does a smooth job of presenting both worlds as convincing realities. In this article, we will acquaint ourselves with the cast of Cassandra and contemplate a little over what their characters bring to the narrative.

Lavinia Wilson as Cassandra

Cassandra, the AI system on a supposed murder spree, is made even more threatening by German actress Lavinia Wilson. Cassandra’s monotone robotic pitch, her thin arching eyebrows, and her pale skin establish her as the female monster,...

Just two hours after Beyoncé made history at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, she announced her highly awaited Cowboy Carter tour dates.

At the awards show on Feb. 2, Beyoncé won her first Album of the Year award, becoming the fourth black woman to achieve this feat after two decades. She also won Best Country Album of the Year, the first black woman in history to win in that category, and Best Country Duo/Group Performance for her song ‘II Most Wanted’ with Miley Cyrus. With 32 awards, Beyoncé is the most acclaimed artist in Grammy history.

In her award speech, she told the audience, “I just want to thank the Grammy’s, every songwriter, every collaborator, every producer for all of the hard work. I want to dedicate this to Ms. [Linda] Martell. I hope we keep pushing forward, opening doors.”

In a post to Instagram following the show, Beyoncé revealed the dates of the tour,...

The influencer marketing industry continues to grow, and one company in that space is capitalizing on a major funding opportunity. ShopMy has set itself up for future expansion with a $77.5 million Series B funding round.

The round was co-led by Bessemer Venture Partners and Bain Capital Ventures, according to the Wall Street Journal. ShopMy works with more than 550 brands to bring influencer campaigns and affiliate links to a network of more than 100,000 creators. By playing the matchmaker between advertisers and microinfluencers, ShopMy generates revenue for itself (through subscriptions and sales cuts) and creators (through link commissions) while helping brands reach their goals.

ShopMy has typically applied that business model for brands in the beatuy, fashion, and makeup categories, but it plans to use its latest funding round to expand its scope, according to Harry Rein. The ShopMy Co-Founder told WSJ that his company will set its sights on wellness, maternity,...

The best Jessica Alba movies and TV shows include everything from horror movies and superhero efforts to action thrillers, TV shows, and more. Alba started as a child actor when she was 13 and starred in the movies Camp Nowhere and The Secret World of Alex Mack. This led to her picking up her first major television role when she was only 19 and starred in the James Cameron-produced action series Dark Angel.

Since that time, Alba has starred in everything from comic book movies like Sin City and Fantastic Four to horror films like The Eye and romantic comedies like Valentine’s Day. While she has received praise for several roles she has played throughout her career, it has not resulted in many awards. At the same time, she has faced criticism, including picking up Razzie Award nominations in 2006, 2008, and 2011. Despite this, Alba’s work remains popular, and she continues...

Honey Lemon Soda's anime adaptation began airing this January on Crunchyroll. The series follows the shy Uka Ishimori who was bullied in middle school and called Stony. However, after a chance meeting with Kai Miura, Uka's world changes little by little. Just as she always wanted, Uka steps out of her shell.

This anime has already become well-adored by fans looking for a sweet shojo romance to sweep them off their feet. Sadly, only one episode is released a week. It may be hard for fans to wait, so they may need something to hold their interest in the meantime.

My Little Monster Brings an Unlikely Couple Together Streaming On: Crunchyroll

My Little Monster is a romantic comedy anime based on the manga by Robico. In this series, Shizuku Mizutani is a high school student focused solely on getting good grades. However, her academic plans get put on pause...

Martin Portlock and Kit Green are taking on two classic children's characters with a terrifying twist in Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare. Portlock and Green suit up as Peter Pan and Tinker Bell, respectively. Instead of being the cheery guides to Neverland that audiences know them to be, Peter Pan is a serial-killing kidnapper, while Tinker Bell is a drug-addicted henchman.

Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare is the latest installment in the Twisted Childhood Universe, an interconnected franchise of classic children's characters with a slasher spin. The Scott Chambers-produced world began in 2023 with Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey and is set to continue with projects like Bambi: The Reckoning and Pinnochio: Unstrung. All installments are building to a crossover film, Poohniverse: Monsters. Assembled, which is planned to go into production this summer.

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In a small way, the micro-budgeted U.K. indie “Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey” more than pulled its weight in drawing audiences back to theaters two years ago. The bad-taste concept and trailer generated guilty-pleasure viral traction; then the Fathom Events theatrical window was so short, there was no chance for word-of-mouth to spoil the fun. Which was fortunate, as the film itself was an amateurish slog.

You have to give the filmmakers credit, though: They swallowed all criticism (including an impressive sweep of the Golden Raspberries), vowing to plow their considerable profits into making better movies …albeit in the same vein. Last year’s “Honey” sequel was reportedly a significant improvement. Now there’s “Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare,” a nasty piece of work — in the sense that it appeals to horror fans with a strong stomach not just for gore but truly unpleasant ideas.

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CoSign alum Samia has announced her new album, Bloodless, out April 25th via Grand Jury Music. In advance, she’s released lead single “Bovine Excision” and its accompanying video. Stream it below.

Made with longtime co-producers Caleb Wright and Jake Luppen and frequent songwriting partners Christian Lee Hutson and Raffaela, Bloodless draws inspiration from unsolved mysteries like inexplicable cattle mutilations, the presence of God, and the impossibility of femininity.

“It’s easier to be what someone wants you to be if you give as little as possible,” Samia said in a statement. “I noticed a pattern in my life of wanting to live up to the person I became in someone’s head; you become a lot bigger with distance.”

She added, “I’ve spent the past two decades unintentionally conflating an abstract idea of men with my understanding of God… A significant part of my personality was built around...

Plot: Wendy Darling strikes out in an attempt to rescue her brother Michael from ‘the clutches of the evil Peter Pan.’ Along the way she meets Tinkerbell, who will be seen taking heroin, believing that it’s pixie dust.

Review: It’s always very ambitious for a franchise to announce its plans way ahead of time. It certainly has bit Marvel on the butt, but if you’re going to parody their release schedule, you have to do things full bore. And I think most of us at least chuckled when the Poohniverse was announced. So smack dab in the middle of their release lies Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare, a horror take on the J.M. Barrie classic. And it’s a hell of a lot darker than expected.

Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare is a very dark and twisted take on Peter Pan as he sucks the souls out of children to remain youthful.

Are Jessica Alba and Cash Warren calling it quits after 17 years? If you’ve been following their Hollywood love story, this news might sting. But before diving into their relationship drama, let’s talk about their wallets, which are worth an astonishing amount.

Jessica Alba and Cash Warren (Credits: Instagram/@jessicaalba)

The golden girl of Hollywood and founder of The Honest Company, has built an empire that made her one of the richest self-made women. But her wealth isn’t the sky-high we thought back in 2016. However, a lot has changed since her company went public.

Meanwhile, Cash Warren, the man who stole Alba’s heart, isn’t slowing down either. From producing edgy documentaries to co-founding a super-successful sock company, he’s built an impressive fortune too.

Now, about that rumored split. Sources say they’ve already separated and are eyeing divorce after nearly two decades together. A prenup?...

Mama June Shannon shared that Alana ‘Honey Boo Boo’ Thompson was trapped in a massive Kansas City blizzard. She was stuck with her boyfriend, Dralin Carswell and they knew absolutely no one. So, what happened and did they find their way to safety? Keep reading for more details.

Honey Boo Boo Trapped In Kansas City Blizzard

It appears that whenever Alana ‘Honey Boo’ Thompson comes home to Georgia from Colorado, she drives. Her longtime boyfriend, Dralin Caswell is by her side but she rarely flies. It does make sense given that she likely wants to have the freedom to come and go as she pleases when she visits. The last time she made this trek was because she had gotten a brand-new Lexus. Therefore, her family was kind enough to help bring her Og pink car back to Georgia with them. Unfortunately, there was a massive blizzard along the way and they got stuck.

Mika Singh Shares Unknown Details Of Krk’s Feud With Kapil Sharma & Yo Yo Honey Singh! (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Kamaal R Khan is a self-proclaimed film critic who often spills dirt on Bollywood actors. His feud with superstar Salman Khan is known to one and all. But do you know that Yo Yo Honey Singh and Kapil Sharma once ended up at his home after he wrote negative things about the Bollywood personalities? Mika Singh is sharing unknown details. Below is the scoop you need!

Krk vs Yo Yo Honey Singh

In recent years, Kamaal R Khan has tweeted many negative things about the Indian singer. In one of his 2016 tweets, he even called him “Lukkha.” One of his controversial tweet even read, “I am 100% sure that only a mentally disturbed person can go to theatre to spend money to watch Maha flop film of Honey singh.”

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Ten days before the end of 2024, a YouTuber’s exposé uncovered a shocking scandal in the influencer marketing world. Honey, a PayPal-owned browser extension that has spent millions on creator partnerships, seems to have used those deals to rip off partners, deceive consumers, and engage in fraudulent business practices.

“I can’t even begin to fathom how much money has been lost at the hands of this browser extension.”

That quote comes from a video by Kiwi creator MegaLag, who published a 23-minute takedown of Honey’s shady influencer deals. Some of the biggest creators in the world, ranging from MrBeast to Emma Chamberlain to Marques Brownlee, have shilled for the browser extension. As it turns out, those sponsorships may have done more harm than good for creators.

MegaLag’s video is well worth a watch, but if you’re short on time, here’s the abridged version: Honey...