I’m heartbroken. tWitch was pure love and light. He was my family, and I loved him with all my heart. I will miss him. Please send your love and support to Allison and his beautiful children – Weslie, Maddox, and Zaia. pic.twitter.com/lW8Q5HZonx
— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) December 14, 2022
-This is so sad: tWitch (Stephen Boss), who was The Ellen Show’s resident DJ and was on So You Think You Can Dance, has died at 40 of suicide. According to TMZ, he was reportedly found in a hotel room with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Celebs have taken to social media to express their shock and sadness.
–Megan Thee Stallion testified today that the alleged Tory Lanez shooting caused her to “lose my confidence, lose my friends, lose myself. Damn, maybe I should be dead.”
–Azealia Banks cancelled shows in Australia after she says she had the “most racist” experience of her life. “I’m so sorry you guys, actually I’m not sorry. But listen, last time I was in Brisbane and y’all threw shit on the stage and damn near almost fucking hit me in the face with a f**king bottle of soda or whatever that shit was. That was the most like racist, most fucking demoralizing experience of my fucking life and right now I’m really on a good track.”
–Dua Lipa and Jack Harlow are reportedly dating — and I kind of love this for them?
-In their Actors on Actors interview, Carey Mulligan told Margot Robbie that she and Zoe Kazan accidentally showed up to The View the other day wearing the same outfit. Meanwhile, Robbie said of the opening sequence of Babylon: “It’s pretty much a party-slash-orgy. It kind of turns into an orgy.”
–Kate Hudson and Glen Powell also did an Actors on Actors interview, and she told him: “You and I will do a rom-com — a very much-needed, well-written rom-com — in Italy.”
-Oh, so now Hollywood doesn’t want women to have cheeks? That’s swell.
–Drake reportedly has a new custom diamond necklace called “Previous Engagement” made of 42 engagement rings, representing the 42 times he thought of proposing to different women but he decided not to. That’s totally normal and not disturbing at all.
-The HBO Max purge continues, with shows like Westworld and The Nevers being removed from the platform. It looks like beyond just canceling new seasons, they’re removing previous seasons so they can write down millions in amortization costs these titles would have incurred in coming years, as well as not have to pay residuals to the casts and crews. Which is shitty.
-It’s especially sad for those who worked on Minx, which had already shot its second season and is hoping to find a new home.
-Seeing the Party Down cast back in their pink bowties for the revival teaser makes me SO HAPPY. It’s back on Feb 24.
-I haven’t watched it but my Twitter TL is very sad that Warrior Nun has been canceled at Netflix after two seasons.
–Norman Baker regularly writes for The Sun & Daily Mail and said in a recent interview, “I was told, because I’m quite critical of the monarchy in many ways, I was told that I could say what I want about Harry and Meghan, but I had to lay off of William and Kate. That was the instruction from the editor.”
-After Glass Onion I’m pretty committed to watching whatever Rian Johnson puts out, so I’m looking forward to Poker Face, his new series in which Natasha Lyonne plays a casino worker turned detective who solves crimes while on the run.
-I love that now that Mike White is famous for creating The White Lotus, clips from his Survivor appearance have resurfaced. I might have to watch his season again.
-A24 has unveiled a new trailer for The Whale starring Brendan Fraser.
-Speaking of Oscar bait, here’s the new trailer for Women Talking, directed by Sarah Polley.
-In the trailer for 65, Adam Driver‘s spaceship crashes on an unknown planet, and he quickly discovers he’s actually stranded on Earth — 65 million years ago.
-The first trailer for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is here, and here’s a breakdown of every version of Spider-Man spotted.
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