–Pedro Pascal‘s Esquire photoshoot is exceptionally thirsty. They’re doing god’s work…
–Donald Glover tells GQ he struggled with imposter syndrome when he was a writer on 30 Rock. “There is no animosity between us or anything like that, but [Tina Fey] said it herself…. It was a diversity thing. It definitely didn’t feel like I was supposed to be ther. I used to have stress dreams every night where I was doing cartwheels on the top of a New York skyscraper with the other writers watching me.”
-It looks like Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown has announced via Instagram an engagement to Jake Bongiovi (who is Jon Bon Jovi‘s son).
-It’s a big week for Succession hive. Kieran Culkin appeared on Hot Ones, while Brian Cox was profiled in the NYT. I’m still processing the remarkable last episode.
-Also, I didn’t watch it Sunday night and got totally spoiled by Vulture and the LA Time’s tweets. What happened to a 24-hour grace period?
-Ted Lasso’s Brett Goldstein talks about being an unlikely sex symbol: “Maybe it’s hairy men. I seem to be the only person in L.A. who has body hair.”
-Meanwhile, this is a good look at the latest season of Ted Lasso and the perils of overcorrection.
-Yikes. Sabrina Carpenter‘s Portland concert was cancelled due to “a credible security threat.”
–Kristen Stewart will star in ex-boyfriend Michael Angarano‘s directorial debut, in which she’ll play Michael Cera‘s wife. Feels like she’s taking multiple hits for the team here…
–Jeremy Renner made his first TV appearance since his January snowplow accident — and revealed his eye popped out during the incident.
–Renner also shared the awkward fake Cameo video that Paul Rudd filmed for him after his snowplow accident: ‘Feel better, Jerry.’
-Meanwhile, Renner was all smiles as he made first red carpet appearance with the help of a cane.
-I’ve got nothing but respect for Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who nabbed a $60 million deal with Amazon and has yet to produce anything.
-I’m very glad to see the reviews for the final season of Barry are glowing.
–Casey Bloys seems like one of the smarter network head honchos (alongside FX’s John Landgraf) but framing the controversy surrounding JK Rowling as if it’s just something being talked about on Twitter only is really dumb. What happens after Twitter dies and we’re still all talking about it?
-She’ll be an exec producer on the new Harry Potter series because of course.
-No one is doing interviews better than Drew Barrymore these days.
-Brace yourself: Kim Kardashian has joined the cast of the new season of American Horror Story.
–Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult are trying to make it work in the trailer for season 3 of The Great.
–Jodie Foster hunts a serial killer in True Detective season 4’s trailer.
-The John Wick prequel starring Mel Gibson has a new trailer — with no Mel Gibson.
-The trailer for Zachary Wigon’s dark thriller Sanctuary, starring Margaret Qualley and Christopher Abbott, follows a dominatrix and her rich client.
–Jennifer Lopez is a fierce killer in the latest trailer for The Mother.
-Here’s the first trailer for The Marvels. Gosh, I’m loving Iman Vellani here.
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