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Meghan Markle’s Acting Comeback Sparks Backlash: Fans Call Her “Mediocre” After First Role in 8 Years
Meghan Markle’s long-awaited return to acting has stirred up strong reactions — and not all of them are positive. The 44-year-old former Suits star has stepped back into the spotlight with a small role in the upcoming Amazon MGM Studios project Close Personal Friends, marking her first acting appearance in eight years. Filming took place in Pasadena, California, on Wednesday, November 5, where Markle was reportedly in high spirits. A “Massive Moment” for Meghan “Meghan was on the set today,” a source told reporters. “She seemed very relaxed and happy. She introduced herself to everyone and was very sweet and…
Blake Lively Names Taylor Swift, Hugh Jackman, and Sony Executives as Potential Witnesses in Justin Baldoni Trial
Blake Lively is taking aim at what she calls a damaging smear campaign tied to It Ends With Us — and she’s naming some of Hollywood’s biggest stars as potential witnesses in her ongoing legal battle with director Justin Baldoni. According to newly unsealed disclosure documents, Lively claims Baldoni’s alleged misconduct and retaliation cost her hundreds of millions of dollars. The Gossip Girl star is now seeking punitive damages “in an amount not less than three times” her actual losses — estimated at around $161 million — bringing the total to nearly $500 million including legal fees. A-List Witnesses Named…
Netflix has officially renewed its hit romantic comedy series Nobody Wants This for a third season, just two weeks after the release of Season 2. The series stars Kristen Bell as Joanne, an agnostic woman who hosts a podcast about sex and dating, and Adam Brody as Noah, the charming rabbi she unexpectedly falls in love with. Season 2 explored the deepening of their relationship as Joanne grappled with the question of whether she should convert to Judaism. The supporting cast includes Justine Lupe, Timothy Simons, and Jackie Tohn. Created by Erin Foster, Nobody Wants This is produced by Disney’s…
Predator: Badlands Director Wanted Alien Connection to Be “More Elegant,” Hints It Could “Grow Into a Bigger Thing”
Predator: Badlands director Dan Trachtenberg has revealed that while his upcoming sci-fi movie shares DNA with the Alien universe, he intentionally avoided a heavy-handed crossover approach opting instead for a subtler, more sophisticated connection between the two franchises. Speaking exclusively to GamesRadar+, Trachtenberg explained that his goal was to build a sense of shared continuity without turning the film into another “versus” spectacle. “It was really just thinking of the VS movies; the Alien vs. Predators that came out very quickly around the same time, Freddy vs. Jason and whatever…” he said. “It just felt, to me, like there was…
Kim Kardashian’s ‘All’s Fair’ Slammed With Zero-Star Reviews: Critics Call It “The Worst TV Drama Ever”
Ryan Murphy’s latest legal drama All’s Fair, starring Kim Kardashian, has been met with overwhelmingly negative reviews, with several major outlets labeling it one of the worst television shows ever produced. The Hulu and Disney+ series, which premiered its first three episodes this week, follows a team of female divorce attorneys in Los Angeles navigating high-stakes breakups, secrets, and power dynamics. Despite its glossy premise and star-studded cast including Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson, and Glenn Close the show has been widely panned by critics for poor writing, direction, and performances. In a brutal zero-star review published…
Reese Witherspoon Opens Up About Experiencing ‘Really Bad’ Postpartum Depression as a Young Mom: “I Cried All the Time”
Reese Witherspoon is reflecting on her early years of motherhood and the emotional challenges that came with it. The actress and producer revealed that she suffered from “really bad” postpartum depression after becoming a mother at a young age. Speaking candidly, Witherspoon shared, “I cried all the time.” She explained that the experience was difficult to understand at the time, as awareness around maternal mental health was limited. Witherspoon, now a mother of three, has often spoken about balancing career and family life. She shares daughter Ava Philippe, 26, and son Deacon Philippe, 22, with ex-husband Ryan Phillippe, and son…
‘IT: Welcome to Derry’ Creator Explains How Strikes “Complicated” Filming: “Suddenly Became Hellish”
As IT: Welcome to Derry launches on HBO, co-creator Barbara Muschietti has opened up about how the Hollywood strikes disrupted production for nearly eight months, forcing the team to navigate major creative and logistical challenges. Muschietti revealed that “90% of three episodes” had already been filmed before the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes in 2023 brought work to a halt. The delay complicated continuity and tone across the series. “We suddenly had to work in different seasons,” she explained to SFX Magazine. “This is a summer show, but suddenly it wasn’t a summer show any more. We had to create a…
British actor and activist Jameela Jamil, best known for The Good Place and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, will guest star in the BBC’s new six-part legal drama The Split Up. Set within Manchester’s high-net-worth divorce circuit, the series follows the Kishan family, a powerful British South Asian law firm whose success and loyalties come under strain. Filming began this week, with Jamil seen on set alongside Ritu Arya, who plays Aria Kishan. Jamil — also a radio host in her native U.K. — last appeared on television in 2023’s Poker Face. The ensemble cast includes Sanjeev Bhaskar (Unforgotten), Aysha Kala…
The end of Stranger Things has been in sight for a long time. Series creators Ross and Matt Duffer revealed that they’ve known the show’s final moments for “six or seven years,” long before cameras rolled on the upcoming fifth and final season. Speaking at Italy’s Lucca Comics and Games Festival alongside cast members Gaten Matarazzo, Noah Schnapp, Caleb McLaughlin, and Finn Wolfhard, the Duffer brothers reflected on how carefully they planned the conclusion to the hit Netflix series. “Obviously, it’s stressful trying to figure out how you want to end the show,” said Ross Duffer. “Luckily, it was about…