While preparing for the latest edition of Mad Lib Theater on Tuesday’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, host Jimmy Fallon asked Chris Pratt to name a holiday. Pratt, understandably, went with “Christmas.” Little did he know that the entire Mad Lib Theater scene would be based around Christmas, with Pratt dressed as Santa and Fallon like one of his elf helpers. The sketch finds Pratt’s Santa reprimanding Fallon’s elf for stealing a toy (a “doinker,” to be exact).
Dinosaurs aren’t on display in real-life zoos (not yet, at least), but that hasn’t stopped actually zookeepers from channeling Chris Pratt’s raptor-training moves from Jurassic World. Pratt’s Owen Grady is able to train a group of vicious velociraptors to obey commands, and zoos are recreating the scene with walruses, penguins, and other slightly less lethal animals subbing in for the prehistoric creatures. The meme apparently started when Tumblr blog Feminerds posted a still of Pratt from the film alongside a zookeeper doing the same pose.
Grayson Chrisley, the teenager known for appearing on the reality show Chrisley Knows Best alongside his parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, was hospitalized earlier this month after being injured in a car crash in Nashville. The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE that Grayson, 16, sustained injuries when he drove into the back of a stopped vehicle on Nov. 12. In the wake of the collision, he was unable to recall anything from the accident, possibly due to a head injury, and an ambulance took him to a local hospital.
When it comes to unexpected inspiration, Christian Bale says there's no better source than real people. He almost speaks about them as if he weren't one himself. "I'm fascinated with people," the 48-year-old Oscar winner tells EW. "I don't begin to understand people ever. That's why I think I love doing what I do, because I'm endlessly confused but delighted by them." Take Amsterdam, his latest movie with director David O.
Christian Bale could be making the leap to veep. The Dark Knight and American Hustle star is in talks to portray former Vice President Dick Cheney in an untitled biopic from director Adam McKay, EW has confirmed. Also in talks for the Paramount project are Steve Carell, who would play former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, and Amy Adams, who would play Cheney’s wife, Lynne (née Vincent). Written by McKay, the Cheney biopic marks his follow-up to The Big Short, another film that mined recent history for material (namely, the 2008 financial crisis) and starred Bale and Carell.
Turns out, when you're working on a very dark show based on a shockingly and unfortunately all too real story, you need to find ways to laugh. Such was the case for Dr. Death star Christian Slater, who tells EW that, actually, this is a pretty common on-set occurrence. "Even while doing this dark show, there were a lot of laughs, which tends to be the case," he says. "You know, it seems like the darker things that you do, the funnier they can be at times.
Get ready to be bowled over by a renegade Wagon Wheel Watusi, because Christina Aguilera just delivered one of the most stunning celebrity Halloween costumes of the year. The Grammy-winning singer honored her Burlesque costar Cher with a jaw-dropping transformation into the Oscar-winning icon, nearly 13 years after they first shared the screen in director Steven Antin's 2010 cult-classic musical. "On my favorite day of the year it's only right to turn back time and tribute the OG trailblazer,"
In case emcee Chris Rock runs out of J. Lo jokes at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards (not likely), there’ll be some musical attractions to keep viewers interested. On the bill, MTV confirmed Tuesday, are this year’s top-selling artist, 50 Cent, and exhibitionist Christina Aguilera. For rock fans, there’s Coldplay (watch for Gwyneth Paltrow in the audience reaction shots) and Good Charlotte. All the performers are up for multiple awards.
Christina Aguilera's life in the public eye is starting to play out like every possible nightmare scenario of every kid in high school, isn't it? She went through a questionable fashion phase, constantly vied for the spotlight against her rival, messed up the national anthem during a big game, fell down in front of everyone, endured a painful split, was picked on for her weight, and then got in, like, so much trouble.
Christina Applegate is doing just fine, okay? Well, not really. But she's being honest about it, and that's helping her to deal with her multiple sclerosis. Applegate caused quite a bit of concern when on a June 4 episode of her podcast with friend and fellow MS survivor Jamie-Lynn Sigler, MeSsy, the Dead to Me star admitted that she doesn't enjoy living anymore, nor does she enjoy things like she used to.