–Priyanka Chopra covers the new issue of Elle and talks about needing a hobby (“It’s something I’ve been thinking about lately. How many women out there who balance work and life forget about doing something that is just for themselves, because they’re so consumed by having that work-life balance? I realized my husband plays golf and sports and has all of these hobbies. Why don’t I want more for myself?”) and being a mom (“She’s got me wrapped around her finger. I don’t even know how I’ll ever discipline her because I just don’t have it in me. I was so close to losing her so many times that she can get away with anything and I just want to see her happy”).
–Jonathan Majors’ alleged victim was granted a temporary order of protection ahead of the May 9 court date where the actor will face charges of assault and harassment.
–Rihanna made an appearance at CinemaCon today to reveal that she’s playing Smurfette in an upcoming Smurfs movie. She is also producing the movie and providing original songs.
-We all have a lot of questions about Shawn Mendes’ smoothie gang.
-Wait, so yesterday when everyone was making fun of Meghan Trainor for complaining about the size of her husband’s dick, she was actually talking about her Vaginismus diagnosis?
-The first images of Ed McVey and Meg Bellamy as Prince William and Kate Middleton in The Crown have been released by Netflix.
–Mark Hamill offers Jedi training to Cameron Monaghan in this clip promoting a new Star Wars game.
–Chris Appleton and Lukas Gage’s Vegas wedding was all kinds of extra: Kim Kardashian served as the officiant and Shania Twain performed “You’re Still The One.”
-I don’t know why “what’s the most expensive thing you’re wearing?” is now a red carpet question, but Salma Hayek had the best response.
–John Mulaney‘s new comedy special on Netflix delves deep into his destructive drug use and stint in rehab.
-Yellowjackets’ star and non-binary actor Liv Hewson removed their name from Emmy Award consideration: “There’s not a place for me in the acting categories. It would be inaccurate for me to submit myself as an actress. It neither makes sense for me to be lumped in with the boys. It’s quite straightforward and not that loaded. I can’t submit myself for this because there’s no space for me.”
–Dustin Lance Black, the Oscar-winning writer of Milk and creator of Under the Banner of Heaven, was charged with assault stemming from an altercation he had with a BBC host in a London bar last August.
-Too bad the new Fatal Attraction show is getting such bad reviews. I really like both Joshua Jackson and Lizzy Caplan.
-Love this news: Bob Odenkirk has joined the cast of The Bear.
-I’m really confused about what’s happening with Ted Lasso. Some of the storylines are working so well (Sam, Trent, Jamie/Roy), but the abrupt redemption arc they’ve started giving Nate is awful (dating someone new doesn’t automatically erase your past nastiness). And why is Keeley off in her own universe?
-This theory about it ending up just like Sense and Sensibility might be on to something. I mean, I’d hate that for Rebecca but it could happen.
-The CW acquired Canadian drama Sullivan’s Crossing, which stars CW alums Chad Michael Murray and Scott Patterson and is apparently very, very good — according to my mother.
-Meta has shut down the Facebook Watch Originals Entertainment Group, which means the end of Red Table Talk.
-This is a good look at what will happen if there’s a writer’s strike in Hollywood. It won’t be as dramatic as it was in 2007, but expects shows like SNL and talk shows to immediately shut down.
–Michael Fassbender and Elisabeth Moss star in the trailer for Taika Waititi‘s latest comedy, Next Goal Wins.
-I still can’t believe Hollywood is trying to make Hunger Games happen again.
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