She's a winner and she's a bride, baby! RuPaul's Drag Race season 11 champion and returning All Stars 7 competitor Yvie Oddly announced Monday that she got married at a small ceremony in New York. "Last week I got married to some guy I met on [dating app] grindr.... Now, I have A LOT of strong opinions about the institution of marriage but you can hear all about those on my Strange Love tour,"
If you’ve ever wondered how the ladies of Dance Moms might fare at the mercy of a ruthless drag queen’s perfectionist attitude, RuPaul’s Drag Race star Alyssa Edwards is here to answer your prayers (with a tongue pop or two along the way). Netflix announced Wednesday the multi-hyphenate performer and dancer — known as Justin Johnson when not in full eleganza — will front Dancing Queen, his own docuseries following his dance life, drag life, family life, and love life in his hometown of Mesquite, Texas.
Actor Rupert Grint and musician Ed Sheeran have a long, storied bond. As British gingers born three years apart, the two have found substantial success in their respective creative fields, but their similar looks have confused some — a reality they’ve embraced often to hilarious effect. Here’s our guide to the best moments between these two shaggy redheads. 1. The “Lego House” music video Back in 2011, Grint — fresh off Harry Potter franchise’s eighth and final film — starred in the music video for Sheeran’s “Lego House.
It's the end of an era as the surviving members of the legendary Canadian rock band Rush, Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee, confirm it's over a year after the death of drummer Neil Peart. Peart, who joined Rush in 1974, died after a lengthy battle with glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer, in Southern California on Jan. 7, 2020. He was 67. Lifeson and Lee paid tribute to Peart as part of a new Rolling Stone cover story honoring the legendary drummer and explained how tough it's been getting back to the music.
Haven’t been to many Hollywood parties lately? Not to worry. Here’s a brief roundup of the most memorable quotes celebrities have recently told EW Online. ”I’m the world’s worst tourist. Once I learned that about myself, I’ve tried to change the way I deal with being on location, because it seems silly to go to these magnificent places and only see the hotel room and the set. So I try to relax by having a poke about, looking under a few bushes to see what’s there.
Warning: This article contains spoilers for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Ruth E. Carter made history with Black Panther. The celebrated costume designer helped bring the nation of Wakanda to life in 2018, blending superhero spectacle with real-life African tradition. Her innovative, Afrofuturist vision nabbed her the Oscar for Best Costume Design in 2019, making her the first Black artist ever to win the category. When it came time to return to Wakanda for the sequel, Carter could've easily relied on the familiar.
Mississippi Grind, the new film from Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck (Half Nelson), is a gambling movie — but not the kind that we typically see, where handsome men in suits roll up to Las Vegas casinos and win it all. No, the road film, starring Ben Mendelsohn (Bloodline) and Ryan Reynolds, is about the quieter corners of the gaming world, where normal — sometimes desperate — folks are just looking for a bit of luck.
Dune began this war, but Ryan Reynolds isn't backing down from it. Following the popularity of the Dune: Part Two custom popcorn bucket (which was shaped like the gaping jaws of a sandworm), Reynolds unveiled Deadpool and Wolverine's own bucket on Thursday. "Years from now they will look back at 2024 as the year the War of the Popcorn Buckets began," Reynolds wrote in the caption to the video posted on his official YouTube page.
Mark Consuelos is starting his new job with a token from Hollywood's king of cool. On Monday, Consuelos made his debut as the new full-time co-host of Live With Kelly and Mark alongside wife Kelly Ripa, replacing previous co-host Ryan Seacrest. Consuelos told PEOPLE that Seacrest left him a kind parting gift in his dressing room — a handwritten note and a framed photo of legendary Hollywood actor Steve McQueen. "
Sacha Baron Cohen revived his obliviously profane Borat at the 45th annual Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, D.C., Sunday, where stars turned out to celebrate this year's honorees, George Clooney, U2, Gladys Knight, Amy Grant, and conductor and composer Tania León. Cohen's Kazakh television journalist, the subject of two feature mockumentaries, tackled former President Donald Trump and controversial rapper Ye after taking the stage. "I know the president of US and A is here,"