She's no Demi Moore, but Jessica Simpson is certainly trying to be. The singer turned fashion designer graces this month's cover of Elle magazine, not only nude, but also in an identical pose to Moore's famed 1991 Vanity Fair cover. Her very large baby bump, however, isn't the only thing the Fashion Star mentor revealed: she and fiancé Eric Johnson will be having a girl, something that Simpson predicted to People in December.
When They See Us star Jharrel Jerome is going big — literally. Jerome has been cast in director Boots Riley's newest project I'm a Virgo, where he'll portray "a 13-ft tall Black man who lives in Oakland." Riley announced the project, which doesn't yet have a streamer/network, via Twitter on Monday. "I have a show about a 13-ft tall Black man who lives in Oakland. It’s called I’m A Virgo. Jharrel Jerome is playing the lead,"
Watch the full episode of Couch Surfing streaming now on PeopleTV.com, or download the PeopleTV app on your favorite device. None of Miranda’s boyfriends on Sex and the City made more of a stink than Doug. Comedian Jim Gaffigan appeared on the hit HBO series opposite Cynthia Nixon for one episode in season 4 called “Defining Moments,” and he now looks back on that unforgettable role and unforgettable scene. You know which one.
God is coming to Broadway, whether you like it or not—and chances may favor the former, considering that the deity is being inhabited by the star of one of TV’s most popular sitcoms. Jim Parsons dons the white robe and ostensible sandals of God—or some version of God—as interpreted by David Javerbaum, a former The Daily Show scribe/producer and the playwright of the forthcoming Broadway play An Act of God. Under the direction of two-time Tony winner Joe Mantello, the pious comedy opens May 28 at Studio 54—yes, Sally Bowles and history’s most famous celebrity will inhabit the same dressing room.
Anyone who has trouble keeping the late-night Jimmys straight is about to get even more confused. Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel swapped shows on Friday for April Fool's Day, with Kimmel taking the reins of The Tonight Show on NBC while Fallon hosted ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! "It's Freaky Friday tonight!" Kimmel said in his monologue on The Tonight Show, while Fallon quipped, "As far as surprises you've seen on ABC this week, this one's a distant second.
Jimmy Fallon is back at the Tonight Show desk following an injury that ripped his finger out of the socket. The host was forced to cancel a June 26 taping, and revealed to audiences Monday the extent of his injury — and it was gruesome. After tripping over a braided rug (“that my wife loves and I can’t wait to burn”), he caught his fall but his finger ended up sideways, looking like a “cheap horror movie.
Much like our President Donald Trump, Jimmy Kimmel is a big supporter of American businesses, so he decided to give one such business — namely, the online Trump store — a try. Kimmel began his Wednesday night monologue by dinging the GOP for losing a competitive special election in Pennsylvania to Democratic candidate Conor Lamb. The White House claimed the race was “essentially a tie,” Kimmel said, but, “if it was a tie, it would be Scotch-taped to Donald Trump’s shirt and manufactured in China.
J.K. Rowling can still devastate us with just a couple of sentences. The Harry Potter author tweeted a tribute to late Severus Snape actor Alan Rickman on Tuesday. First a fan wrote: "Tonight in Italy they air 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallow Part 2'. As always, I'm NOT ready to say goodbye to Severus Snape. Thank you @jk_rowling for this unique character and for convincing Alan Rickman to portray him - we had the perfect Severus Snape.
Falling Screenwriter: Rolling Stone staffer-turned-Hollywood screenwriter Joe Eszterhas, whose hype-magnet erotic thrillers include the fall releases Jade and Showgirls. Career Pinnacle: His script for 1992’s Basic Instinct earned him an unprecedented $3 million — making him, at the time, the highest-paid scripter in Hollywood. The movie grossed nearly $118 million. Credited with single-handedly elevating the status of showbiz scribes, Eszterhas saw his price tag continue to elevate: In June he received a $2.
Remember when Steve (Joe Keery) and Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) weren’t best friends on Stranger Things? It may seem impossible but there was a time when these besties weren’t close at all — wayyyyy back in season 1. Then (thankfully!) season 2 introduced fans to the bromance they never knew they needed when Steve became the reluctant babysitter for Dustin, spiked baseball bat and all (giving the former d-bag a redemption arc that no one saw coming).