-I’m not in love with all of the photos in Rachel McAdams’ Bustle shoot — particularly the clearly out-of-focus one. But I do love the ones showing off her armpit hair — and that she requested her photos be “minimally retouched.” She said, “With this shoot, I’m wearing latex underwear. But I’ve had two children. This is my body, and I think that’s so important to reflect back out to the world. It’s OK to look your best and work at it and be healthy, but that’s different for everyone.”
-Things are not looking good for Jonathan Majors. On the heels of the news that his management firm and PR firm have reportedly dropped him now Variety is reporting that multiple alleged abuse victims have come forward following his March arrest and are cooperating with the Manhattan district attorney’s office. His first court appearance is May 8.
-In a wide-ranging as-told-to essay for Elle, Megan Thee Stallion opened up in what she says she hopes will be the last time she addresses the shooting and Tory Lanez’s guilty verdict.
-In a candid interview with the Sunday Times, Joshua Jackson talks about marriage and says he thinks affairs “can be forgiven.”
-Gird your loins; Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet are officially dating.
–Jamie Lee Curtis says she and Jake Gyllenhaal were in a covid bubble together. “He also lived with me during COVID for almost a year. He and Jeanne lived in the house next door that I have. And so there was also that. For a minute…He made a lot of sourdough bread, a lot.”
-This deep dive into the filming of Love Is Blind is disturbing. Contestants say producers deprived them of food and sleep, preyed on their anxieties, and refused to let them quit. “We’re not even viewed as human beings,” one said.
–Bill Hader and Ali Wong have reunited and are dating again.
-Speaking of Wong, he longer the David Choe controversy stays in the news, the more shocked/disappointed I am that no one from Beef is making a statement. Ali Wong and Steve Yeun are executive producers, and their continued silence is tanking the show and their reputations. It would be so easy!
-Meanwhile, David Choe is has apparently been filing copyright takedowns for the 2014 video from his podcast in which he describes raping a massage therapist (which he claims was a joke and not a real story).
-Following his weekend one fiasco, Frank Ocean will not be performing his scheduled headlining slot at Coachella this Sunday. The spot is now rumoured to be slated for Blink-182.
-Mrs. Davis, the new Peacock series in which Betty Gilpin plays a nun tasked with saving the world, debuts Friday with its first four episodes and critics say it’s a blast.
-Sigh. Lionsgate is reportedly eyeing a TV series that would reboot Twilight.
-The beloved bestseller All The Light We Cannot See is being adapted into a limited series, coming this fall to Netflix.
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