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Gene Shalit, longtime 'Today' show movie critic with bushy hair and massive mustache, dies at 100

NEW YORK (AP) — Gene Shalit, a movie critic and arts reporter for the “Today” show over four decades who was known for his puffy hair, oversized handlebar mustache and affection for groan-inducing puns, has died. He was 100.


Taskmaster series 21 winner Joanna Page is already planning her comeback

The star had a choatic experience from start to finish.


Cooking Challenge vs Dude Perfect


Meghan gives rare insight into Archie and Lilibet’s favorite treats

Meghan gives rare insight into Archie and Lilibet’s favorite treats and family nicknames -


Katy Perry stuns Tribeca crowd with surprising Justin Trudeau confession


The comedy kings return: Akshay Kumar and Sanjay Dutt lead a massive ensemble cast in Welcome to the Jungle

Bollywood’s most popular comedy genre is once again on the big screen, and it’s got almost everyone in


Movies & TV shows you forgot Donald Trump had a cameo in

Before he entered politics, President Donald Trump was a familiar face in pop culture, making appearances in a surprising number of movies and TV shows throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. Perhaps his most memorable cameo came in the Christmas classic ‘Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.’ In the movie, Kevin McCallister, played by Macaulay Culkin, finds himself inside New York's Plaza Hotel, which Trump owned at the time. After getting lost, Kevin asks Trump for directions to the lobby, leading to one of the movie's most iconic scenes. Trump also made a brief appearance in the hit HBO series ‘Sex and the City.’ In a season two episode, he plays himself having drinks with a business associate. After Trump leaves, his friend uses their connection to strike up a conversation with Samantha, played by Kim Cattrall. One of Trump's longer television appearances came in ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.’ In the episode titled ‘For Sale by Owner,’ he arrives at the Banks family home hoping to buy it. When the family believes he is offering $1 million over market value, they begin imagining what the extra money could do for their future in a brief but memorable two-minute scene, before he ultimately walks away after realising he has the wrong address. Surprisingly, Trump was also one of several celebrity cameos in Ben Stiller's 2001 comedy ‘Zoolander.’ Appearing alongside Melania Trump during a red carpet segment, he jokingly tells a reporter that without Derek Zoolander, male modeling would not be what it is today. He even appeared in the 1994 family comedy ‘The Little Rascals,’ playing the father of Waldo. Before a go-kart race begins, Waldo calls his dad, promising to get the win, prompting Trump to deliver the memorable line, "You're the best son money can buy."


Kelly Ripa not buying Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's MSG wedding rumors as she advises couple to 'save a fortune' and elope in Vegas

Kelly Ripa isn't convinced by reports claiming Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are getting married at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The longtime television star reacted to the "Love Story" singer and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end's rumored MSG nuptials during the Friday, June 12, episode of Live With Kelly and Mark, as her husband and co...


Meghan Markle's one-word joke to Kate Middleton at Trooping the Colour was met with awkward silence, Prince Harry recalled

"A yawning silence threatened to swallow us all whole," Harry wrote in 'Spare' after Meghan joked with Kate at her first Trooping the Colour


Strictly Come Dancing signs huge Eurovision star for 2026 series

We can't wait for this!


Geri Halliwell-Horner joins new series of Only Murders in the Building

Geri Halliwell-Horner joins new series of Only Murders In The Building - The latest season of the US crime comedy will be set in London for the first time


What it takes to bring Smash Bros into a live action world

This video takes viewers behind the scenes of a live action project inspired by Smash Bros. Ultimate. The production combines action choreography, costumes, and visual effects to recreate the energy and excitement of a game known for its fast paced battles and iconic characters. The filming process focuses on timing, character movement, and camera techniques designed to capture the feeling of a multiplayer showdown. Multiple takes and carefully planned sequences help create smooth transitions between action moments while maintaining the style of the original inspiration. The video also provides insight into how game inspired concepts are adapted into real world filmmaking. From planning and filming to post production, viewers get a closer look at the creative process behind the final result.


Dark comedy spotlight: Inside the hype for the latest OTT star-studded releases

OTT’s moment of dark comedy is at its peak yet. Whether it’s a dysfunctional family or a historical


Cancel your weekend plans to binge Anna Maxwell Martin drama that made fans feel betrayed

The period drama boasts a star-studded cast.


NFL reporter Erin Andrews thanks Taylor Swift after emotional moment

Taylor Swift’s latest song, “I Knew It, I Knew You,” made Spotify history on Friday. It became the music streaming platform’s most-streamed country song in a single day by a female artist. The track also increased the anticipation for “Toy Story 5” ahead of its world premiere on Tuesday, which Fox sportscaster Erin Andrews and her son attended. The...


Clint Eastwood’s son Scott addresses reports of his dad’s retirement

Clint Eastwood’s son Scott casts doubt on reports of his father’s retirement at 96 - ‘I have not heard that from his mouth at all,’ the actor said


Zoinks! Fans outraged over four-legged star of Netflix's Scooby-Doo live-action reboot

Some people have enough time on their hands to argue over the look of a fictional, talking puppy... View on euronews


Judge awards Blake Lively legal fees but no more damages in dispute over 'It Ends With Us' film

NEW YORK (AP) — Blake Lively can recover some legal costs from fellow actor and director Justin Baldoni but not punitive damages and other relief she sought after settling her legal claims over their 2024 film “It Ends With Us,” a judge ruled Friday.


Why Andy Williams remained relevant long after his peers faded

Pop culture can be brutal to yesterday’s stars, but Andy Williams never seemed to fade away. Long after many of his contemporaries slipped from the spotlight, his voice was still showing up on television screens and holiday playlists. From "Moon River" to Christmas classics, Williams had a knack for staying relevant without ever changing who he was.


The latest on Canada's opening day of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Here are the latest developments from the 2026 World Cup. All times Eastern:


How Americans celebrated the bicentennial - with fireworks, a Freedom Train and Farrah

WASHINGTON (AP) — In 1976's “ Rocky,” heavyweight champion Apollo Creed arrives for the title fight dressed as George Washington, reenacting the crossing of the Delaware as models costumed as the Statue of Liberty lead the way.


I made a movie with Jenna Ortega + investigating dark Disneyland conspiracies

I Tricked Celebrities Into Being In My Movie - The celebrities that are in my movie include Jenna ortega, Miranda Cosgrove, Adam Scoot, Wiz Khalifa, Bob Odenkirk. Which I found at the Golden Globes and Kids Choice Awards. - Thank you to my friends @TylerBlanchard @GroovyGavin @dohaatheexplorer @ItsCJClark and the great one Sachin @MrBeast - Baba O'Riley (Instrumental Version / Remastered 2017) by Pete Townshend. If you want to use music from famous artists, try Lickd to get track credits and unlimited stock music. + I Investigated Disneyland Conspiracies In this video, I investigated the most popular conspiracy theories about Disneyland & Disney World. Like Missing Kids, Walt Disney's frozen head, and body, and Pirates of the Caribbean real human remains, also we covered underground tunnels. Looking into some strange and creepy facts about Disney. Thank you to my friends @JackGordon the scientist


Actors who always make a bad movie better

Not every movie can win an Oscar. Sometimes, we just want to watch something fun and silly without having our minds blown or tears brought to our eyes. Thankfully, there are plenty of movies out there that hit that sweet spot between gentle entertainment and total trash. Oftentimes the storylines are lacking, but there are a few great actors that always know how to spice it up and get a laugh. It certainly says something special about an actor's skill and general personality when they can give an enjoyable and memorable performance in almost any movie. This list is in honor of those who might not be on magazine covers every day but deserve serious kudos for their special charm and consistent performances. Click through to see the top actors that have a magical talent for making bad movies bearable.


Erika Alexander makes a radiant return to sitcoms

At 24, Erika Alexander stepped onto the set of Yvette Lee Bowser's Fox sitcom "Living Single," opposite veteran Queen Latifah, and became an icon. Maxine Shaw, attorney at law, was unlike any character previously depicted on television. Dressed to kill with an insatiable appetite and a sharp tongue that was either directed at Kim Fields' […]


How Olivia Rodrigo rewrote a song after her split from Louis Partridge

Olivia Rodrigo shares lyric change she made to new album after Louis Partridge break-up - Singer was dating the English actor for two years before they split in December 2025


These two A-listers are battling to be the next James Bond. Here’s how they compare

They're easy on the-eye, eh, Moneypenny? But we need more than that for 007. I've dug out their service records – the truth may surprise you...


She was born ready for this!

She was born ready for this! Enjoy a street performance featuring Laufey singing in NYC. #singwithme #onthestreet #comiccon #laufey #singing #singer #coversong


He was dead for two minutes - and then wrote a hit song about it

Kickstart My Heart sounds like a reckless celebration of speed, danger, and rebellion, but its origins trace back to one of the darkest moments in Mötley Crüe’s history. This video explores how Nikki Sixx’s near-fatal overdose in 1987 became the unlikely spark for one of the band’s most iconic songs. We look at the culture of excess that defined rock music in the 1980s and how Dr. Feelgood marked a turning point for a band on the brink of collapse. What emerged wasn’t just a hit song, but proof that Mötley Crüe could survive, evolve, and still sound just as dangerous.


When Queen Elizabeth was made to look like a talking hat in the US

In 1991, Queen Elizabeth joked to U.S. Congress that she hoped those watching her address could see her. The day before at a welcoming ceremony on the White House lawn she was obscured behind an unadjusted microphone and lectern meant for U.S. President George H.W. Bush.


Dwayne Johnson finally addresses his Oscar snub for The Smashing Machine

Dwayne Johnson is opening up about one of the biggest disappointments of his career. After transforming himself to play MMA legend Mark Kerr in The Smashing Machine, many believed The Rock was headed for his first Oscar nomination. The film earned critical praise and a lengthy standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival, but when awards season arrived, Johnson was left out of the major categories. Now, the actor is sharing his honest reaction to the snub while already moving forward with acclaimed director Benny Safdie on his next project, Lizard Music. Was The Rock overlooked, or did the Academy get it right? Watch the full story.


Elizabeth Olsen is pregnant! Actress expecting first child with husband Robbie Arnett

There's a baby on the way for Elizabeth Olsen and her husband, Robbie Arnett! The Marvel star's pregnancy was on full display in a white button-down shirt, playfully opened at the bottom to show her growing baby bump, in photos obtained by a news outlet on Friday, June 12. Elizabeth Olsen Showed Off Her Growing Baby Bump The expectant mom was spott...


This age-gap romance in Alice and Steve might creep you out – but the Disney Plus series made me snort with laughter

It sounds more like a horror than a comedy.


Disney just confirmed Lilo and Stitch 2 and Incredibles 3

Disney just looked at your entire childhood and said we are not done with it yet. Disney's new CEO Josh D'Amaro made it official at the shareholders meeting. Lilo and Stitch 2 is coming May 26th 2028, Memorial Day weekend, and Incredibles 3 hits theaters exactly three weeks later on June 16th 2028. The live action Lilo and Stitch made over a billion dollars last year and broke the Memorial Day weekend opening record with 182 million dollars over four days. A sequel was always coming. Now we have a date. For Incredibles 3, Peter Sohn takes over as director, marking the first entry in the franchise without Brad Bird at the helm, though Bird stays on as screenwriter and producer. Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter and Samuel L. Jackson are all returning to voice the Parr family. And for Lilo and Stitch 2, Chris Sanders who co-wrote and directed the original 2002 animated film is back to write the sequel and will again voice Stitch himself. That is 10 years since Incredibles 2 and 14 years since the original film. The wait has been long. But 2028 is looking like one of the biggest years Disney has ever put together. Ohana means family. And this family just got a lot bigger.


Making a MrBeast Burger with MrBeast

The MrBeast Burger gets the spotlight in this cook-along with the man himself. From sizzling patties to big laughs, it’s all here.


Tim Allen on why he thought Toy Story was over after part 3

Tim Allen on why he thought Toy Story was over after part 3 as Buzz and Woody reunite for the fifth time - The voice of Buzz Lightyear confessed, ‘I thought Toy Story 3 was the end of it’


RIP James Handy: Here are the top 5 movies that defined his career

Hollywood is saying goodbye to one of its most dependable character actors. James Handy, whose career spanned more than five decades, appeared in dozens of memorable films and television shows, quietly becoming a familiar face across generations of movie fans. From his appearance in the blockbuster Top Gun: Maverick to his role in Logan, Handy proved he could thrive in every era of Hollywood. He also appeared in beloved classics like Jumanji, the cult-favorite adventure The Rocketeer, and the spider nightmare known as Arachnophobia. While he may not have always been the star, James Handy left a lasting mark on cinema through a career built on consistency, talent, and unforgettable supporting performances


Actors who have songs named after them

Many homages are paid to various individuals across the artistic world in one way or another. Often such homages are dedicated to someone of cultural significance, whether that be a historical figure, a musician, or even an actor! These musicians gave the ultimate dedication by using these actors for the titles of their songs. Find out more information about the musicians and their songs by reading through this gallery!


Famous models turned musicians

It is safe to say that many famous women stared their careers as models. It's common to find actresses who used to be models, for instance. But what about music? Some models have indeed found success as singers and musicians, while others, not so much. In fact, many models' musical careers never really took off. Yet there are also some success stories that are worth revisiting. Browse through the following gallery and get to know the models who've dabbled in music.


Matt Cornett & Sadie Soverall on the art of longing in Every Year After

There’s something undeniably irresistible about a great yearning romance. The stolen glances, the missed chances, the kind of connection that lingers long after two people part ways — it’s a formula that has captivated audiences for generations. Prime Video’s Every Year After, adapted from Carley Fortune’s bestselling novel, leans fully into that emotional territory, delivering a sweeping second chance love story that unfolds across years,...


Actors who hated their iconic on-screen costumes

Part of the magic of being an actor is completely disappearing into a role. Sometimes, however, that magic act relies heavily on a physical transformation as opposed to merely adopting new behaviorisms. Physical transformations like getting buff can have the added bonus of, well, being buff, but costumes are where things get a little annoying. And by "a little," we mean a lot. From having to sit through eight torturous hours' worth of makeup, to sweating dangerous amounts inside full-body suits during long shoot days, many actors' most iconic roles also feature the costumes they hated most. Click through to see which costumes actors hated the most, and why exactly they were so tormented by them.


Kelly Ripa admits the one regret she has from her $179 Vegas wedding to Mark Consuelos 30 years ago

The TV host admitted that she avoided showing particular photos from her wedding due to this detail being missing from the snaps


Pedro Pascal goes intergalactic: Behind the scenes of The Mandalorian and Grogu movie coming to theatres

A bounty hunter. A child. And a galaxy, too big for a flat screen TV, all along. Released


These government-sponsored films are from the 1920s — and it shows

A collection of 1920s government-sponsored films currently being digitized by a Toronto historian are all about the repercussions of being a bad worker. Spoiler: one fictional worker "gets what is coming to her."


Charlie Sheen reveals reason dad Martin declined to be in docuseries

Charlie Sheen reveals dad Martin’s reason for declining to participate in his Netflix documentary - Charlie described his Netflix docuseries as a ‘love letter’ to his dad


An assassin’s bullet hit Bob Marley - then he made his greatest statement

In December 1976, Bob Marley survived an assassination attempt just days before a politically charged concert in Kingston, Jamaica. Shot and wounded, he still took the stage before 80,000 people, delivering a performance that would become one of the most legendary moments in music history. But the real story begins afterward. Leaving Jamaica behind and entering self-imposed exile in London, Marley transformed his frustration, fear, and spiritual conviction into Exodus — the album that elevated him from reggae superstar to global symbol of resistance, unity, and hope. Drawing deeply from Rastafarian beliefs, anti-colonial politics, and the struggles facing oppressed people around the world, Exodus balanced calls for revolution with visions of peace, love, and liberation. It was Bob Marley at his most political, most spiritual, and perhaps most radical.


Awkward! Tim Allen tells Jimmy Kimmel he 'hates' thoughtful birthday gift from comedian: Watch

actor Tim Allen made things awkward after Jimmy Kimmel presented him with an early birthday present.The soon-to-be 73-year-old appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live!on Thursday, June 11, just two days before his birthday, with the host asking him if he was a "birthday guy." "I'm not a surprise guy, I don't like surprises," Allen confessed, before Kimmel pr...


TV fans have days to binge ‘mesmerising’ horror series ahead of finale

The Apple TV series has left fans unable to sleep.


Harry Styles’s Wembley residency is a euphoric, vital show

Harry Styles review: Pop star’s Wembley Stadium residency is a euphoric, vital show - 4/5 Styles is the consummate entertainer, a charisma factory who lights the place up better than any pyrotechnics


Watch: WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan on her career, WWE legacy, future goals and poutine

WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of No Holds Barred, Postmedia’s Rob Wong and Postmedia wrestling writer Jan Murphy speak with WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan about her career to date, her legacy in WWE, WrestleMania rivalry with Stephanie Vaquer, getting into acting and what she likes about Canada.


Fans thought they knew her - then she turned against stan culture

By 2023, Doja Cat had become one of the defining artists of the internet age. Her career was built through viral moments, social media, and a fan culture that followed her every move. But instead of embracing that relationship, Doja chose a different path. Following months of controversies, public arguments with fans, criticism over her appearance, and growing frustration with stan culture, she released Paint the Town Red — a defiant anthem that openly challenged the expectations placed upon modern pop stars. Leaning into accusations, trolling critics, and rejecting the obsessive fan dynamics that dominate online culture, Doja transformed controversy into artistic identity. In the process, she became one of the first major stars of the social media era to openly question whether celebrity worship itself has gone too far.