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Entertainment
Kimmel replied “Sick burn, bro” to a “peanut-sized brain” insult he attributed to White House spokesperson Davis Ingle.
Entertainment
Netflix and IMAX released a final trailer for the Brad Pitt-starring spinoff, promoting tickets for its IMAX run.
Entertainment
Its eight episodes are slated for Sundays through Dec. 20, with Carrie Coon and Christine Baranski in the cast.
Entertainment
Variety reports the planned Feb. 14 Uber Arena premiere draws on restored footage from Bowie's 1978 Isolar II tour.
Entertainment
One fan argues a lineup featuring Kit Connor and Sadie Sink would move their characters beyond Wolverine’s shadow.
AI
The Imagine account describes it as a creative collaboration with Wonder Studios and director Dev Walker.
Entertainment
Deadline reports Frank Marshall directed the film, whose synopsis promises new interviews and previously unseen footage.
Entertainment
Rolling Stone describes it as a bold introduction for an artist still learning to enjoy the attention.
Entertainment
Johnson’s monologue joked about her dating history before Swift appeared to extend the bit, and NBC’s ‘SNL’ later thanked Johnson, Turnstile, and Swift in its goodnight post.
Entertainment
The Hollywood Reporter says the A24 film from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim is slated for its New York City premiere after a surprise first look at Telluride.
Entertainment
Rolling Stone describes the trailer for ‘Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald’ as letting the comedian speak for himself.
Entertainment
New trailer and poster appear as Fathom Entertainment sets special screenings.
Entertainment
TheWrap reports a projected $60 million-plus opening, which would more than double the franchise’s inflation-adjusted record.
Entertainment
Rolling Stone reports that Lillard said he was "ashamed" of returning after producers fired Barrera for speaking out in support of Palestine.
World & Business
Rolling Stone reports that the money would come from Macklemore's earnings on Ed Sheeran's tour. He also invited Robert Kraft to match the pledge.