I’ve spent exactly five minutes with Ricky Jay and so far he’s introduced me to the world’s greatest living tightrope walker, a troupe of Swiss jugglers, and Moby. We’re all packed into Jay’s dressing room at the Second Stage Theatre, where he’s unwinding after another sold-out performance of his one-man Off Broadway show Ricky Jay: On the Stem. And even though tonight’s curtain has been down for nearly half an hour, Jay’s still sweating like Shaquille O’Neal in triple overtime.

A Disneyland guest seemingly decided to fling herself into the briar patch. Days before beloved flume ride Splash Mountain is set to close to make way for a major Princess and the Frog re-theme, a TikTok video seemingly filmed over the weekend appears to show a rider jumping out of one of the attraction's moving boats and traversing an area typically restricted to guests. In footage from the ride shared Monday night by user Fatima Yusuf Wright, a man can be heard asking, "

Last night EW threw its annual party for its EW 100 issue — on stands today! — at the cavernous Gotham Hall in Manhattan. I went for one reason: to watch Rihanna perform “Umbrella” in the flesh. Pop music ain’t my beat at EW. I grew up on classical, then switched to your typical twenty-something white-dude indie rock sometime around college. Then, out at a party one June evening back in 2003, while drunk, I heard Beyonce’s “Crazy in Love” for the first time.

Warning: This article contains spoilers about the final two episodes of Daisy Jones & the Six. Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin) might think Daisy Jones (Riley Keough) is more fun to miss — but we wouldn't agree. Her story, and Billy's, came to its conclusion on Friday with the final episode of Prime Video's Daisy Jones & the Six. Alongside an unraveling Billy and a band fraught with their own tensions, Daisy played her final show with the Six at Soldier Field.

Riley Keough is remembering the final time she saw her mother, the late Lisa Marie Presley. In a new Vanity Fair cover story, the Daisy Jones and the Six star said she last spent time with Presley at a party for Baz Luhrmann's biopic Elvis in January, one day after the Golden Globes. Presley died two days later at 54, from complications of a small bowel obstruction. "We had dinner," Keough recalled.

Sometimes a snack is just a snack. But other times it'll shut down an entire film set. Just ask Riley Keough, who recently revealed how a potentially peanut-filled nibble briefly threw the production of her 2019 movie Under the Silver Lake into chaos. In a new Vanity Fair video, the actress recounted the "stressful" experience, which happened just before a kissing scene with her allergic costar Andrew Garfield. "I was in the makeup trailer and I was eating, like, a granola bar or something, and I was about to shoot a scene where I have to kiss Andrew,"

I haven’t cried this much since my childhood pet died. I came close when Justin Timberlake announced his engagement to Jessica Biel. I mean, he clearly didn’t see Stealth! Yikes. But my emotions went through a literal ringer — get it? — when Babbabooie Macawi ripped apart Siobhan’s GINORMOUS PHOTO! How could they do it? Don’t they know my attachment? Also, CW folks, are the remnants of this portrait laying around anywhere?

Rita Moreno is 91 years old, and if she wants to talk about sex, she's going to talk about it. The actress, who stars alongside fellow legends Sally Field, Jane Fonda, and Lily Tomlin in the new sports comedy 80 for Brady, has dished on one particular scene she liked — and how it got her worked up in more ways than one. "I simply want to say that my favorite scene in the movie takes place in the locker room where the guys are — you know, [Rob Gronkowski], all of these guys,"

This week’s Riverdale felt like one of those episodes where a lot happened, but also … nothing really happened? I could honestly sum it up by saying “Everyone is at war, and Archie and Josie had sex.” I won’t. But let it be known that I’d like to because this episode did not keep my interest in the way that the rest of the season has. Let’s break this down by various wars… Gladys vs.

Come what may... Kevin Keller (Casey Cott) is going to find a way to be involved with a musical. EW can exclusively announce that Cott, who is wrapping up his seven-season run on Riverdale as Kevin Keller, will be taking over as bohemian lover Christian in Moulin Rouge! The Musical on Broadway. Cott will don Christian's overcoat beginning Aug. 1, joining the recently announced Courtney Reed as Satine. It's a fitting next move for the actor whose character on Riverdale was theater obsessed and was the brains and driving force behind many a school musical.