–Gigi Hadid covers Elle and cried when asked what we don’t know about her from headlines or social media posts: “What does the world not know about me? I don’t know. I’m getting emotional [thinking about it]. I think that I’m someone who you have to be in front of to experience. It’s not hard. This isn’t a complaint. It’s more that in my job, you see a lot of snapshots. [wipes away tears] No, it’s fine. Apparently, I needed to say it. There are a lot of snapshots and really quick moments where, again, there’s not a lot of context given.”
-I adore Jodie-Turner Smith’s Fashion cover.
-In his Rolling Story cover profile, Michael B. Jordan says he avoided his entire family and didn’t interact with any children while filming Black Panther. “During shooting I kept myself from family and children, and away from everything that Killmonger never had.”
-Speaking of good cover stories, I liked this one on Ke Huy Quan.
-Vanity Fair asked the stars of its Hollywood issue to record their special talent/party trick. Florence Pugh can contort her body around a broomstick, Ana de Armas makes a (not very good looking) old fashioned, Austin Butler crafts napkin roses, and Keke Palmer can tell which sign you are.
-Speaking of Pugh, she was spotted holding hands with a former classmate from Oxford.
–Austin Butler is the latest celeb to appear on Hot Ones, and he sounds less Elvis-y.
–Rebel Wilson says that her Pitch Perfect contract prevented her from gaining or losing more than 10lbs.
-After earlier confirming that Bruce Willis had been diagnosed with aphasia, his family now says they’ve received “a clear diagnosis” of something more serious — frontotemporal dementia
–Paul Mescal has learned his lesson when it comes to talking about his relationship status in the press.
-Only days after the murder of 16-year-old trans schoolgirl Brianna Ghey, and the day after receiving two highly publicized letters signed by contributors and LGBTQ+ advocates asking for better, more honest and fair coverage of trans people, the New York Times ran a defense of JK Rowling. It is not going over well.
-Aw crap. The Party Down revival is getting bad reviews.
–Lori Harvey and Damson Idris made their red carpet debut at the premiere of Snowfall.
–Ryan Seacrest is leaving Live With Kelly and Ryan, and he’ll be replaced by Mark Consuelos.
–Bob Odenkirk is not well-liked by his college students in the trailer for Lucky Hank, his new AMC series.
–Taron Egerton is starring in Apple TV’s Tetris movie about an American who befriends a Russian computer geek and helps him smuggle the video game out of the Soviet Union during the cold war.
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