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Teyana Taylor is stepping into the shoes of Dionne Warwick for a biopic.

The “Gonna Love Me” singer recently confirmed that she’s taking the role of the hit-making icon to Tamron Hall in an interview shared with Billboard.

“We’re already working on it,” Taylor said regarding the biopic. “We’re in the building process right now. I always wanted to make sure I could lock in with any person that I would be playing.”

Taylor detailed that she’s drawing inspiration from other famous Hollywood depictions, including Angela Bassett’s role as Tina Turner in 1993’s “What’s Love Got to Do With It” and Jamie Foxx’s portrayal of Ray Charles in 2004’s “Ray”.

Read More: Teyana Taylor Shares How Every Black Woman’s ‘Voice And Strength’ Is Represented In Her Upcoming Film ‘A Thousand And One’

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Zombieland is a horror-comedy that is laugh-out-loud funny while packing in plenty of gnarly kills of both zombies and humans. The movie follows a young man nicknamed "Columbus" (Jesse Eisenberg) who has managed to survive a worldwide zombie apocalypse by following a set of rules that are meta comments on the undead genre. Columbus teams up with “Tallahassee” (Woody Harrelson) who is another successful survivor. The two are ostensibly on respective journeys to find living family members, but it becomes clear that they are more or less happy to just enjoy lives without responsibilities.

Eventually, the wandering pair run into the sister team of "Wichita" (Emma Stone) and "Little Rock" (Abigail Breslin) — the characters are all named after cities to avoid getting too emotionally attached. As the quartet grows closer, Columbus ends up breaking his Zombieland survival rules to protect them. The movie is hilarious and wacky, but that doesn...

Upon the release of Teyana Taylor’s new film, “A Thousand and One”, which hit theatres on Friday, the actress revealed that her character’s emotions pan out authentically because she was battling her own struggles behind the scenes.

In the drama, Taylor plays Inez, a hairdresser who “kidnaps her son Terry from the foster care system” in order to re-start their lives together. Offscreen, the actress in a mom to daughters Rue Rose, 2, and Iman Tayla (a.k.a. Junie), 6, with husband Iman Shumpert.

In a new interview with Yahoo! Entertainment, Taylor, 32, explained why she felt “emotional” filming the project.

“I was actually six months postpartum when we started working on ‘A Thousand and One’. So I was dealing with literal postpartum depression,” she revealed.

Read More: Teyana Taylor Shares How Every Black Woman’s ‘Voice And Strength’ Is Represented In Her Upcoming Film ‘A Thousand And One’

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“The Flash” finally hits theaters on June 16 (but not before a world premiere at CinemaCon on April 25), and the film marks what will be the last time Ben Affleck ever plays Batman. Based on recent comments, Affleck sounds okay with that. But Deadline reports that, on a recent appearance on the Smartless podcast, Affleck admitted, “I finally figured out how to play the guy” about his upcoming performance as Bruce Wayne.

Continue reading ‘The Flash’: Ben Affleck Details Scene Between Batman & Wonder Woman Cut From Upcoming Blockbuster at The Playlist.

A gorgeous new DC Comics Pride Month cover featuring Wonder Woman - by artist and writer duo Ted Brandt and Ro Stein - highlights the queer history and legacy of Wonder Woman as well as all the Amazons of Themyscira.

Unveiled by the Eisner and GLAAD Award-nominated Ted and Ro themselves, the beautiful cover for Wonder Woman #800 debuts during 2023's Pride Month. It features Diana alongside Artemis, her mother Hippolyta and partner Phillipus, as well as the Amazons new Queen Nubia and her partner Io.

Aw heck yeah! The solicits for DC’s Pride Month stuff is out, and we can finally show off our Pride Variant cover for #WonderWoman 800! It was Such a blast to make! pic.twitter.com/WeGZ1Tpprf — Ted & Ro (@brandtandstein) March 13, 2023

Wonder Woman is one of DC Comics' most beloved and famous heroes, and her familial home of Themyscira has long been seen as a queer paradise,...

The winners are in for the 2023 iHeartRadio Music Awards!

Celebrating the most-played artists and songs on iHeartRadio stations and the app from last year, the 10th edition of the awards ceremony featured a star-studded list of nominees, including Taylor Swift, Lizzo, Harry Styles, Dua Lipa, Beyoncé, Drake, Bad Bunny and many more.

This year, the show, which is airing live from Los Angeles Monday night on Fox, was hosted by Lenny Kravitz, who also took the stage to perform.

Voting for the awards opened in May, giving listeners the chance to decide winners in several new and established categories, with fan voting determining several categories, including this year’s Best Lyrics, Best Music Video, Best Fan Army and more.

Check below for updates to the complete list of nominations, with winners in bold:

Song of the Year:

“About Damn Time” – Lizzo

“Anti-Hero” – Taylor Swift

“As It Was” – Harry Styles

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The 10th annual iHeartRadio Music Awards are in the books, and the ceremony gathered together some of the industry's hottest stars for an evening celebrating the last year of radio hits, can't-miss tracks, and cultural touchstones.

Heading into the award show on March 27 in Los Angeles at the iconic Dolby Theatre, the nominations were led by stars including Lizzo, Harry Styles, Jack Harlow, Doja Cat, and Taylor Swift - who also took home the evening's Innovator Award. Iconic pop star Pink was also awarded a trophy, as she was honored with the iHeartRadio Icon Award for her decades-long career. Swift and Styles were ultimately the night's big winners, with Swift taking home song of the year for her hit single "Anti-Hero" and the British crooner being named artist of the year.

Other honorees included Doja Cat, who was named the most played artist, and Luke Combs, the winner of country album of the year.

Exclusive: Mary J. Blige is back at Lifetime to executive produce two new original movies inspired by her biggest hits — Mary J. Blige’s Real Love and Mary J. Blige’s Strength of a Woman. The flicks will premiere on back-to-back Saturdays, beginning June 10 at 8 p.m.

The movies are headlined by Ajiona Alexus (Empire, 13 Reasons Why) and Da’Vinchi (Bmf, All American) with Princess Davis, Austin Anozie, Shiraine Haas and Garfield Wilson rounding out the casts.

Blige serves as an executive producer on both original films through her own production banner, Blue Butterfly with Ashaunna K. Ayars and Q. Nicole Jackson as co-producers.

Mary J. Blige’s Real Love follows 18-year-old Kendra (Alexus) as she sets off on her own for the first time at an Hbcu in North Carolina. Attending on a scholarship, Kendra is determined to focus on school while balancing work study and keeping things professional...

The soon to be revamped DC Extended Universe’s twelfth entry, “Shazam! Fury of the Gods”, the much-awaited sequel of the first silver screen adaptation of the origin of World’s Mightiest Mortal “Shazam”, has hit the screens worldwide. As fans already know, the disjointed condition of DC’s cinematic universe has been the cause of headache for fans and the creators alike, despite that, “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” takes few chances to tease the possibility of interconnected storytelling while recognizing the hindrances. There are two post-credits scenes which provide us crucial hints both for the larger DC universe and the expansion-related character-oriented lore of Shazam, respectively. We would like to connect the dots by forming a connection with the existing DC universe and also exploring some possible plot points from comics to determine what readers can expect from the third Shazam movie.

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When Best Actress winner Michelle Yeoh came backstage to the Oscars press room following the show, she was filled with zeal for the way she and Everything Everywhere All at Once have moved the inclusivity needle.

“This is actually an historical moment so I really have to thank the Academy for acknowledging and embracing diversity and true representation,” she said. “This is something we have been working so hard towards, for a very long time…I’m still here today. Finally after 40 years I get this,” she went on, holding up her Oscar. “It just goes to show we will win. That’s what we’re doing. Don’t give up, because once you give up that’s a loss. Don’t let anybody put you in a box, don’t let anybody say you are past your prime.”

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The Oscar-nominated Original Song nominees were front and center at the Oscars on Sunday, including the first Indian song to be nominated in the category: “Naatu Naatu” from Rrr.

That song, with music by M.M. Keeravaani and lyric by Chandrabose, ended up winning the Oscar.

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The night kicked off with 14-time nominee Diana Warren’s “Applause,” from the documentary Tell It Like a Woman. Sofia Carson sang lead vocals.

Next, Stephanie Hsu, nominated this year for Supporting Actress for Everything Everywhere All at Once, sang “This Is a Life” from the film, joined by David Byrne.

Up next was Lady Gaga, who originally planned on not performing...

This late into awards season, we typically tend to know which movies and performances will triumph on Oscars night. But this year has been a bit more erratic than usual. The usual precursors – the Baftas, the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild Awards – have been unusually diverse when it comes to winners, with voters choosing to spread around the wealth rather than focus on the same collection of faces each time. It means this weekend’s Oscars might actually be exciting to watch. It also means difficulty in predicting what will happen on the night.

This is partly down to an unusually strong line-up of nominees this year, from populist hits such as Avatar and Elvis to critical darlings such as Tár and The Banshees of Inisherin. Then there are the movies that were both bona fide phenomenons that made a lot of money and drew raves, like the...

This late into awards season, we typically tend to know which movies and performances will triumph on Oscars night. But this year has been a bit more erratic than usual. The usual precursors – the Baftas, the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild Awards – have been unusually diverse when it comes to winners, with voters choosing to spread around the wealth rather than focus on the same collection of faces each time. It means this weekend’s Oscars might actually be exciting to watch. It also means difficulty in predicting what will happen on the night.

This is partly down to an unusually strong line-up of nominees this year, from populist hits such as Avatar and Elvis to critical darlings such as Tár and The Banshees of Inisherin. Then there are the movies that were both bona fide phenomenons that made a lot of money and drew raves, like the...

Shazam! Fury of the Gods will create a tradition for the franchise, continuing the first movie's DC hero cameo, this time swapping Superman for Wonder Woman, but the way the sequel will address Diana's appearance might make it worse than the original Shazam movie's headless Superman scene. Shazam! Fury of the Gods can make or break the character's future in the new DC Universe. DC Studios co-ceo James Gunn has said that Shazam inhabits a relatively separate corner of the DC Universe, making it easier for Zachary Levi to continue in the role than it was for former Superman Henry Cavill.

While it is possible that the new Shazam movie could become Dcu canon, Shazam! Fury of the Gods is set to repeat the original movie's choice of including a cameo from another hero belonging to the wider DC Universe, which, allied to the poor box office projection for the sequel,...

This late into awards season, we typically tend to know which movies and performances will triumph on Oscars night. But this year has been a bit more erratic than usual. The usual precursors – the Baftas, the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild Awards – have been unusually diverse when it comes to winners, with voters choosing to spread around the wealth rather than focus on the same collection of faces each time. It means this weekend’s Oscars might actually be exciting to watch. It also means difficulty in predicting what will happen on the night.

This is partly down to an unusually strong line-up of nominees this year, from populist hits such as Avatar and Elvis to critical darlings such as Tár and The Banshees of Inisherin. Then there are the movies that were both bona fide phenomenons that made a lot of money and drew raves, like the...

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The votes are in. The ballots are being counted. The clock is ticking toward Oscar Sunday (which also is the day the clock ticks ahead as daylight-saving time begins). This also means the party circuit is in full bloom, and if you wondered if anyone was still worried about Covid, as has been the case for the past two Oscar seasons due to the pandemic, well, think again. As evidence, the two celebrations I hit on Thursday night — one for the Australian Oscar nominees, the other for Irish nominees – were packed to the max, barely a mask in sight. And if anyone was worried, it seems they have decided to party hearty instead, at least until the hangover following this six-month awards season finally takes hold Monday morning.

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A beloved New God is stepping into the spotlight with DC's newest YA graphic novel, Barda. Screen Rant is excited to exclusively reveal details on the upcoming story that will reexamine the DC Universe’s fierce fighter.

Written and drawn by Ngozi Ukazu, Barda is an upcoming graphic novel for young adult readers that puts the iconic warrior into the spotlight for a story that seeks to reexamine the past of the Fourth World's notorious warrior. Set during her years serving under Darkseid and Granny Goodness, Big Barda is finding herself curious about the idea of love, even on the harsh world of Apokolips. Ukazu explains how this origin story will add welcome layers to the heroine, and her path from soldier to hero:

"Barda is a story of a very tough soldier who slowly realizes that her loyalties are more complicated than it seems. Barda is a great character because she is so complicated.

Azerbaijani drama “Cold as Marble” was one of the big winners of Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival. For “his powerful and nuanced performance as the mean and manipulative father”, Gurban Ismailov received the Best Actor award, and this is probably one of the most relatable prizes handed out at the night of the closing ceremony in Tallinn.

“Cold as Marble” is screening at Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinema

Ismailov gives “Cold as a Marble” the necessary weight when he appears on screen almost halfway into the film. Playing a rough, emotionless man who has just returned home from prison, he becomes the centerpiece of the narrative and its solid rock. His role is dark but not without a pinch of humor, and there is a heavy polarity between his passive-aggressive behaviour and the likeability of his witty remarks. The first encounter with the old man is shockingly natural,...

Angela Bassett finally did the thing and commented on Ariana DeBose’s now-viral BAFTA rap.

“I Dm’d her last night. I did. It was beautiful,” Bassett told Variety of the red carpet at the NAACP Image Awards Saturday. “I just wanted to make sure she was okay because, you know, it’s a lot of attention. And she is A-Okay.”

Bassett’s shoutout in DeBose’s rap — “Angela Bassett did the thing/ Viola Davis my Woman King/ Blanchett Cate you’re a genius/ Jamie Lee you are all of...

Ariana DeBose is doing the thing and sharing her thoughts about the reaction to her much-debated viral rap from the recent 2023 BAFTA Awards ceremony.

The Oscar winner took to Instagram on Saturday to post a carousel of images and footage related to her musical performance while recently hosting the BAFTAs. During Sunday’s awards ceremony, DeBose rapped about a number of the nominees and used the line “Angela Bassett did the thing,” leading to widespread social media commentary.

“The internet is wild y’all!” DeBose wrote in her post. “Appreciate all the love.”

Her carousel included footage from the stage of Lizzo’s Thursday concert in Amsterdam, during which the music star told her audience to “shake it off” before twice reciting the now-infamous line about Bassett and seeming to mimic DeBose’s body movement from the awards show.

DeBose’s post also included a tweet from Halle Berry that used the Bassett line,...

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Production on Hacks‘ third season has officially been paused following star Jean Smart‘s recent and successful heart procedure, TVLine has learned.

The actress posted about her recovery on Instagram Thursday, but did not disclose specifics.

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“February is American Heart Month – a time when the nation spotlights heart health, so it feels...

21 February 2023 – Commemorating a milestone year for one of music’s most revered trailblazers, today Verve Records/UMe/Universal Music Canada announce a yearlong celebration of Nina Simone on what would have been her 90th birthday. The “Happy Birthday, Miss Simone” campaign invites the world to celebrate Simone’s renowned career and lasting impact across music, fashion, and more. Highlights of the campaign include the first-ever official video for her timeless classic, “I Put a Spell on You,” a new greatest hits album, stunning, immersive Dolby Atmos mixes of her entire Umg catalog, an audiophile grade vinyl pressing of Wild Is The Wind, and much more to be announced throughout 2023.

Jamie Krents, President of Verve Records, says, “There is no way to adequately describe the impact Nina Simone continues to have on music and culture. We are thrilled to be spending 2023 celebrating her life and legacy and continuing to help her...

Pennywise the Clown is floating to the small screen in a new prequel series ordered at HBO Max.

Set in the world of author Stephen King’s It universe, Welcome to Derry (the project’s current working title) will expand the vision established by filmmaker Andy Muschietti in the films It and It Chapter Two. Developing the series for television are Muschietti, his sister Barbara and Jason Fuchs, with Andy set to direct multiple episodes including the premiere.

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Kylie Jenner has nothing but love for Selena Gomez.

Earlier this week, the cosmetics mogul shared a series of photos on Instagram that had fans speculating she might be throwing shade Gomez’s way, but she’s shutting that down.

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In the photos, taken from the set of a photoshoot, Jenner gave fans a look at her eyebrows, writing in a caption, “This was an accident????”

Another post featured a screenshot from a video chat with Hailey Bieber, zoomed in to highlight their eyebrows.

While the posts may have seemed innocuous enough, some fans made the connection to a video post by Gomez only hours before, in which she showed off her eyebrows and said, “I accidentally laminated my brows too much.”

On TikTok, user @devotedly.yours made the connection between the celebs’ posts, speculating that Jenner’s...

The Batman leads the nominations for the third annual Critics Choice Super Awards, which honor “the most popular, fan-obsessed genres” across film and TV, including superhero, sci-fi/fantasy, horror and action projects.

Matt Reeves’ film landed six noms, including best superhero movie. In addition, several castmembers are up for nods: Robert Pattinson, Paul Dano and Colin Farrell will vie for best actor in a superhero movie; Zoë Kravitz is nominated for best actress in a superhero movie; and Dano is also up for best movie villain.

The Batman will compete with Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, DC League of Super-Pets, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Thor: Love and Thunder for best superhero movie.

Other acting noms across the various film categories went to Tom Cruise for Top Gun: Maverick, Viola Davis for The Woman King, Nicolas Cage for The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, Angela Bassett and Letitia Wright...

HBO’s The Last of Us failed to make sure that the last of every crew member was out of frame when filming a sequence for its latest episode.

In what is (but of course!) being referred to as the new HBO hit’s own “Starbucks coffee cup moment,” eagle-eyed viewers spotted in the farrrrr left bottom corner of a gorgeous flyover shot a band of production crew members.

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After two years of collective bargaining, the WGA East has filed another unfair labor practices charge against Hearst Magazines Media – this time for giving employees a raise while in contract negotiations with the guild. The guild, which says that this violates federal labor law, represents some 500 of the publishing giant’s editorial, video, design and photo staff at more than 25 brands, including Esquire, Cosmopolitan, Harper’s Bazaar, Town & Country, Good Housekeeping, Popular Mechanics, Car & Driver, Oprah Daily, Seventeen, Elle, Redbook and Woman’s Day.

The complaint, filed today with the National Labor Relations Board, claims that “Within the last six months, the employer unilaterally implemented a wage increase for bargaining unit employees while it is in negotiations for a collective bargaining agreement with the charging party.”

This is the third unfair labor practices charge the guild has filed against the company for allegedly acting unlawfully during bargaining. In this latest case,...

The South Side crew is closing up shop: HBO Max has cancelled the comedy after three seasons, TVLine has confirmed.

“While HBO Max will not be moving forward with a fourth season of South Side, we are so proud of the rich world Bashir Salahuddin, Diallo Riddle and Sultan Salahuddin created,” an HBO Max spokesperson said in a statement. “We thank them and Michael Blieden, Tony Hernandez, the supremely talented cast and crew, and our partners at MTV Entertainment Studios. For three seasons, this beloved series balanced cutting, hyperlocal social commentary about life on the South Side of Chicago with silly,...

While The Woman King might occur in what is today known as the Republic of Benin in West Africa, the historical epic starring Viola Davis and John Boyega wasn't filmed there. To replicate the picturesque landscape depicted by 19th-century accounts of the Kingdom of Dahomey, director Gina Prince-Blythewood and cinematographer Polly Morgan had to find locations that made the perfect backdrop to the story of King Ghezo and his Agojie. This all-women warrior cohort protected him. Davis's General Nanisca needed to lead her powerful army across burnt orange earth, through ocean-like fields, and stalk the corridors of buildings that authentically represented the period's regal architecture.

The Woman King was filmed over five months, with the crew working six days a week until 65 percent tested positive for the Omicron variant, and production shut down for two months (via The Hollywood Reporter). To tell The Woman King's true story, West Africa would...

Los Angeles, Feb 19 (Ians) The ‘Mysterious Girl’ hitmaker Peter Andre is turning 50 on February 27, and he’s admitted having the thought of entering the next decade cutting back on work and spending more time with his family. But when the world was locked down, he became “hungry for work”.

Speaking to Woman magazine, he said: “I was properly stressing when it was looming, and now I think, no, let’s go; I feel so young. I thought by the time I turned 50 I was going to semi-retire, and then Covid-19 came along and I was like, ‘Er, no, I don’t think that’s going to happen. Now, I’m really hungry to work.”

The father of four, who has Amelia, nine, and Theo, six, with his wife Emily, as well as Junior, 17, and Princess, 15, with ex-wife Katie Price – is set to celebrate his 50th birthday in Dubai.

He recently...

Chelsea Handler eviscerated Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro on social media after they mocked her for being a “childless woman.” The beef among the TV personalities started on Valentine’s Day when Handler posted a playful comedy video about the “day in the life of a childless woman.” Carlson was apparently so triggered by the video that he referred to Handler on his show as an “aging, deeply unlikeable woman who never had kids.”

Carlson’s guest, the right wing radio host Jesse Kelly, took things even further by going on a misogynistic rant against Handler. Kelly said Handler’s “womb resembles a dried-up tumbleweed blowing down an old western town,” adding her “Valentine’s date for the 10th year in a row is a 10-year-old copy of ‘Magic Mike’ and a half-full bottle of Xanax, and you’re trying to pretend like you’re happy, but you’re not happy.

Music’s biggest night is officially here! The 2023 Grammy Awards are set to reward some of the most popular artists of the last year with a golden gramophone for their contributions to radio, streaming, soundtracks, TikToks and more!

Beyoncé leads the pack in nominations this year with nine, followed by Kendrick Lamar with eight and Adele and Brandi Carlile with seven apiece.

The selection process for the Grammy Awards was altered last May, following very public criticisms from The Weeknd. The show no longer uses anonymous review committees to determine its nominees, however, this year also saw prominent artists like Drake and Silk Sonic declining to submit their latest projects for consideration.

See the complete list of this year’s winners below:

Record of the Year

“Don’t Shut Me Down” — Abba

“Easy On Me” — Adele

“Break My Soul” — Beyoncé

“Good Morning Gorgeous” — Mary J. Blige

“You And Me On The Rock” — Brandi Carlile feat.

Six-time Grammy Award nominee Steve Lacy took the stage at the Grammys for the first time on Sunday night with a grand performance of his hit single “Bad Habit,” which accounts for three of his six total career nominations.

Backed by Thundercat on bass, Lacy delivered his R&b gem in his signature all-leather outfit — which recently placed him at Number One on Rolling Stone‘s list of Most Stylish Musicians. Lizzo, Taylor Swift, and Beyoncé were seen dancing in the crowd.

“Bad Habit,” which appears on Lacy’s latest album Gemini Rights,...

The first batch of winners at the 2023 Grammy Awards has been announced! The show is far from over, and Beyoncé has already become the most-awarded artist in the Recording Academy's history. Other performers are also cleaning up with exciting wins. This year's main event is, once again, hosted by Trevor Noah - who served as the Mc in 2021 and 2022 - who, in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, teased that it'll be "the most star-studded room the Grammys has been for many, many years."

The 2023 Grammy nominee pool was stacked with heavy-hitting artists. On Nov. 15, the Recording Academy revealed the 2023 nominations across all 91 categories, some of which were presented by past Grammy winners like Olivia Rodrigo, John Legend, and Machine Gun Kelly.

Leading the pack was Beyoncé with nine total nominations for her "Renaissance" album - making her the most nominated woman in Grammys history - four of...

Oscars, who? Taylor Swift can officially add “award-winning director” to her resume after taking home the prize for Best Music Video for “All Too Well: The Short Film.”

The self-directed video beat out Adele’s “Easy on Me,” BTS’ “Yet to Come,” Doja Cat’s “Woman,” Harry Style’s “As It Was,” and Kendrick Lamar’s “The Heart Part 5.” The award was announced in the pre-televised portion of the show on Sunday night.

I can’t put into words what this means to me. For the @RecordingAcad and my peers...

After making major fashion waves during couture week in Paris last month — including having her body covered in 30,000 Swarovski crystals for Schiaparelli — Doja Cat continues to wow on the red carpet.

For the 2023 Grammys, the music star (who is up for five awards) stunned in an edgy and slinky black vinyl gown by Atelier Versace. Styled by Brett Alan Nelson, she paired her body-hugging one-shoulder gown, that features a flared skirt and train, with long black vinyl gloves.

“You look fierce, Doja!” wrote designer Donatella Versace on her Instagram. And Chloe Bailey commented on the singer’s mermaid gown, “I’m obsessed.”

Doja Cat accessorized her look with black spiral Serpent hoop earrings by Panconesi.

Makeup artist Ernesto Casillas created her dramatic cat-eye look, while JStayReady was responsible for her black pixie cut.

At tonight’s 2023 Grammys, Doja Cat’s song “Woman” is nominated for best music video, best pop...

The Bachelorette star Dale Moss sent Clare Crawley words of congratulations after her wedding to Mascot Sports CEO Ryan Dawkins. Clare and Dale sent shockwaves through Bachelor Nation in 2020 when they got engaged just 12 days after meeting, ending Clare's season early. Tayshia Adams took the reins of the show from Clare, and Clare and Dale brought their fairytale romance into the real world. However, they broke off their engagement in January 2021. A month later, they reunited, and Clare began to wear her ring again. They celebrated their one-year anniversary that July, but broke up for good in September. The breakup was difficult, but both Clare and Dale have since moved on. Clare married Ryan on February 1, and Dale has been dating model Galey Alix for almost a year.

In an interview with Us Weekly, The Bachelorette's Dale Moss revealed his thoughts about Clare's wedding. He said, "I think anytime someone finds love,...

The most-anticipated night in music is finally here!

On Sunday, the biggest names in music gathered for the 65th Grammy Awards, marking the ceremony’s official return to Los Angeles following a Covid-induced move to Las Vegas last year.

The competition is fierce this year, with Beyoncé leading all nominees, earning nine for her celebrated album, Renaissance. Lamar’s Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers helped him earn eight nominations, while Adele and Brandi Carlile tied with seven for their records, 30 and In These Silent Days, respectively.

Trevor Noah, who...

The 2023 Grammy winners were announced on Sunday, February 5, during two different ceremonies in dozens of categories honoring the best music of the year across a wide range of genres. Most of the awards went out during the Premiere Ceremony that streamed online starting at 3:30pm Eastern/12:30pm Pacific, while the rest were handed out at the prime time telecast hosted for the third year in a row by Trevor Noah. Scroll down for our live updating list of winners in all categories.

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These awards honor the best musical achievements from the eligibility period of October 1, 2021, through September 30, 2022. In most categories there are five nomination slots, but in the big four general field races – Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist – there are 10 nominees, a change made just last year and a reflection of...

In early 2021, actor Armie Hammer’s Hollywood career came to a screeching halt after disturbing text messages emerged detailing Bdsm and cannibalism, followed by several accusations of sexual misconduct and, in the case of one woman, rape.

Two years later, Hammer is breaking his silence in the first interview since the scandal that’s cost him his career and his marriage, revealing he was a victim of child sexual abuse and that he was so distraught that he considered suicide.

Speaking with Air Mail, Hammer claimed that his interest in Bdsm stems from that childhood trauma, when he was sexually molested by a youth pastor when he was 13.

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“What that did for me was it introduced sexuality into my life in a way that it was completely out of my control. I was powerless in the situation. I had no agency in the situation.

From his work on promising indie films like The Seven Faces of Jane to music videos for Arcade Fire, Kendrick Lamar, and more, producer Jason Baum clearly has a finger on the pulse of pop culture and creative innovation. The Hawaiian-born producer has worked on a number of Emmy- and Grammy-award-winning projects, and netted his first Grammy win for his work on Kendrick Lamar's music video for "Humble". Baum is in the running again in 2023, as he produced Lamar's "The Heart Part 5" music video, which will be competing against Adele's "Easy on Me", BTS' "Yet to Come", Doja Cat's "Woman", Harry Styles' "As It Was", and Taylor Swift's All Too Well - The Short Film.

Baum appears particularly drawn to projects designed to push their respective mediums forward. He produced two videos for Beyonce's The Lion King companion Black Is King and the augmented reality-enabled short film...

The 65th Grammy Awards will be take place on February 5, 2023 at 8:00 pm Et/5:00 Pt from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The first wave of performers includes nominees Harry Styles, Bad Bunny, Mary J. Blige, Brandi Carlile, Luke Combs, Steve Lacy, Lizzo, Kim Petras, and Sam Smith. But who will take home those golden gramophones? Scroll down for our official racetrack odds in 34 categories, with our projected winners highlighted in gold.

These odds are based on the combined predictions of thousands of Gold Derby users, including the Editors who cover awards year-round for Gold Derby, the Top 24 Users who got the highest scores predicting the last year’s Grammy Awards, and the All-Star Top 24 who had the best prediction scores when you combine the last two Grammy ceremonies. Make or update your own predictions here in our predictions center.

According to Gold Derby’s racetrack odds, Beyonce...

Over the past few months, the appointment of James Gunn and Peter Safran at the helm of the newly created DC Studios has been been making waves. With speculation rife on which direction the duo will take the Dcu to revive its flagging properties.

Gunn and Safran recently met with the press on the Warner Bros. studio lot to present what they said was the first part of Chapter 1 of the Dcu, which they are calling “Gods and Monsters.”

Projects featuring the most beloved of characters in Superman, Batman and even a Wonder Woman prequel series took front and centre stage. While those less-known characters to those who aren’t diehard fans will also get their time to shine. The Dcu exists as a multiverse, Safran said, but the titles will exist in one singular universe.

Matt Reeves ‘The Batman Part II’ and Todd Phillips’ ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ will...

Julie Bowen is taking a chance on Harry Styles.

The “Modern Family” alum, 52, appeared to send a direct message, in person, to the singer while attending his “Love On Tour” stop in Inglewood, California on Thursday. The actress entered the concert venue with an attention-grabbing sign, which she later showed off on Instagram.

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In a clip posted to her account, Bowen is seen in the audience holding a red and pink heart-shaped sign wrapped in string lights that reads: “Harry I’m old.”

But, there’s more to it.

The “Horrible Bosses” star then turns the homemade sign around revealing the second half of her message: “But I know what I’m doing.”

Bowen captioned the hilarious Instagram reel, “I’m here! Harry!”

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Unlike the songwriter-focused Grammy for Song of the Year, Record of the Year aims to award the performance and recorded aspects of a song, like the mixing, mastering, and producing. But while the award doesn’t go to the songwriters, the chances of winning one award are very high when you win the other. This year a select group of 10 year-defining hits from multiple genres are battling it out in what could be a race of familiar favorites versus fresh successes. Let’s take a look.

This award definitely has its clear favorites. The biggest hit of the year is always a factor here, so it’s safe to say one of the front-runners is Harry Styles’s “As It Was.” The track is right up the Grammys’ alley, being a pop-rock jam that will appeal to most sectors of the Recording Academy. Styles is also not unknown to voters,...

Maybe it was Lizzo’s speech, or the lure of Nicki Minaj. Either way, the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards saw decent gains from last year’s telecast.

MTV reports the three-hour-plus awards show was up in viewers, key demos and total minutes consumed (Tmc) – +14 from last year with 1.59 billion vs. 1.4 billion, according to Nielsen fast nationals.

The show averaged 3.9 million total viewers across the night, up 3 (3.7 million) from last year. It also was up 4 percent in persons 18-34 (2.24 vs. 2.16), 1 percent in persons 18-49 (2.81 vs. 2.78) and 5 in persons 25-54 (3.13 vs. 3).

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MTV also says the VMAs was the No. 1 social telecast of the year with more than 40 million interactions, beating the Super Bowl and The Oscars.

Minaj won the Video Vanguard Award, while Red Hot Chili Peppers took home the Global Icon Award. Video of the Year went to Taylor Swift,...

This year's MTV Video Music Awards rocked New Jersey, and some of the night's big winners have us shook. Held live at the Prudential Center in Newark on Aug. 28, the VMAs's crop of 2022 winners have dominated both the charts and our music libraries with some of their biggest hits.

Ahead of the ceremony, the network unveiled all the nominees back in July, with Lil Nas X, Kendrick Lamar, and Jack Harlow, leading the pack, all tied with seven total nods each. Harry Styles and Doja Cat were trailing behind with six apiece.

Read ahead to check out all the 2022 winners, below.

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Video of the Year

"Woman" by Doja Cat

"Way 2 Sexy" by Drake feat. Future and Young Thug

"Shivers" by Ed Sheeran

"As It Was" by Harry Styles

"Industry Baby" by Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow

"Brutal" by...

Taylor Swift won the award for video of the year at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards on Aug. 28 for "All Too Well: The Short Film," and she used the opportunity to announce a brand-new album coming this fall. Swift took the stage with some of the people who helped make the video - actor Dylan O'Brien, cinematographer Rina Yang, and producer Saul Germaine - for her big moment.

"I'm so honored to have been recognized alongside such amazing artists and directors in this category, and I just want to say I'm so heartened by the fact that for the first time in VMA history, four of the directors nominated in the video of the year category are women," Swift, who directed and wrote the video, said. She continued, "You guys, I'm just so proud of what we made, and I know with every second of this moment that we wouldn't...

Don Kaye Jun 10, 2019

The Oscar-winning actress plays a mysterious character in Netflix’s new post-apocalyptic thriller.

The last time that Hilary Swank starred in a science fiction movie was 2003, when she played one of a team of scientists who drill deep into the Earth’s crust to save the planet in the rather out-to-lunch The Core. She’s back underground in I Am Mother, a decidedly more serious story in which she plays a mysterious character known only as Woman. Swank’s enigmatic interloper comes between a young girl named Daughter (Clara Rugaard) and an AI called Mother (voiced by Rose Byrne) when the girl lets Woman into the bunker in which she has been raised by Mother from an embryo.

The bunker, it turns out, is a repository for thousands of such embryos, stored there to restart the human race in the wake of an unknown global catastrophe. But...