Seu Jorge endeared himself to bigger audiences when he appeared in Wes Anderson’s The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou as Pelé dos Santos, a sailor fond of playing David Bowie songs. Now the Brazilian musician will return to those roots in honor of the late icon. This fall, Jorge will travel to 12 North American cities for “The Life Aquatic: A Tribute To David Bowie,” in character, and playing tracks off his Bowie cover album, The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions.
Warning: This article contains spoilers for P-Valley season 2, episode "Demethrius." Is a new chapter of an old love story being written on P-Valley? We finally got more details about Lil Murda (J. Alphonse Nicholson) and Big Teak's (John Clarence Stewart) past on P-Valley. Since picking up Big Teak from prison, it's been clear that the two had a close bond, but now we know it was partly romantic. The death of a Black person at the hands of police enrages Big Teak, which results in an explosive outburst at the hotel room where everyone on the Dirty Dozen is hanging out.
Lil Wayne is “in stable condition and good spirits” after suffering two “minor” seizures Monday afternoon, according to his reps. “Under the guidance of his own doctors, he is now in stable condition and good spirits,” they said in a statement to EW. “He thanks his fans for their everlasting support, prayers and well wishes.” TMZ reported that the rapper suffered a seizure, and his jet made an emergency landing in Omaha, Nebraska, where Wayne refused medical treatment.
Author Lilliam Rivera is a longtime sci-fi fan and has lived in Los Angeles for almost two decades, and now she's tackling both the genre and the City of Angels in her next book. We Light Up the Sky will hit shelves Oct. 5, and EW has your exclusive first look at the cover, along with details from Rivera. The novel tells the story of three Latinx teens — Pedro, Luna, and Rafa — who attend the same SoCal school but run in totally different circles.
Warning: This article contains spoilers for Roswell, New Mexico season 2, episode 3, "Good Mother." For a town inhabited by aliens, a whole bunch of very human, very real — and heartbreaking! — drama sure does go down in Roswell, New Mexico. On Monday's episode of the CW series, we journeyed back in time to the scene of the 1947 saucer crash that brought Max (Nathan Dean Parsons), Isobel (Lily Cowles), and Michael (Michael Vlamis) to the New Mexico small town, and we got our first glimpse of Jason Behr (who played Max on the original Roswell series) as a zealous army officer intent on capturing the recently landed extraterrestrials.
There were even more recreated Barb Wire scenes than what you see in Pam & Tommy. Episode 7 of Hulu's limited series, "Destroyer of Worlds," follows Pamela Anderson (Lily James) as she gears up for the premiere of Barb Wire, the 1996 movie she hoped would kickstart her career as a "serious" actress after only being seen as a sex symbol thanks to her Playboy modeling days and time on Baywatch (the action movie would go on to be critically panned and become a box office dud).
The Parent Trap star Lindsay Lohan is a first-time parent herself. A representative for the actress confirmed Monday that the 36-year-old has given birth to a baby boy in Dubai. "Lindsay Lohan and her financier husband, Bader Shammas, welcomed a beautiful, healthy son named Luai," publicist Leslie Sloane tells EW. "The family is over the moon in love." An exact date of birth has not been made public. Page Six first reported the news.
Lindsay Lohan is literally sinking her (long, pointy) teeth into the meat of her first movie role in nearly six years, and EW has an exclusive sneak peek at the Mean Girls actress’ upcoming horror-thriller Among the Shadows. “I want to hire you. Someone wants to kill my husband,” Lohan’s Patricia Sherman (a high-ranking politician’s wife) tells Kristy Wolfe (an indiscreetly named private investigator and full-time werewolf) in the preview above, which teases the beginning of a journey involving international conspiracies and generations-old blood wars between mythical creatures roaming the human world.
Lindsay Lohan is still trying to make iconic Mean Girls quotes happen — and succeeding — on the regular. The Falling for Christmas star shared a new ad Thursday for Peter Thomas Roth beauty products in which she plays a hotline operator answering customer queries about the brand's "eye-conic" eye patches. "What can Peter Thomas Roth eye patches help me with?" Lohan asks after she picks up the call, going on to quote a fan-favorite Mean Girls line in her reply: "
The judge might have gone easy on Lindsay Lohan, but as far as some critics were concerned, her outfit from 3.1 Phillip Lim was worthy of indictment. [StyleWatch] Ryan Gosling showing off his muscles and faux tattoos? Yes please! [MTV Style] Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci — who designed Rihanna's Diamonds tour wardrobe — has created ballet costume pieces for the Opéra de Paris. [Vogue UK] In January, Bradley Cooper said he got a perm for his role in an upcoming David O.