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Puck From Glee Has Been Arrested For Possession Of Child Pornography

Mark Salling in Glee (Fox)
Mark Salling in Glee (Fox)

-Oh god. Glee star Mark Salling was arrested this morning for possession of child porn.

–Russell Crowe fought with Virgin Australia after his hoverboards were refused as luggage. Celebs, they’re just like us!

–Kristen Bell is going to do some work on an upcoming episode of iZombie, which is all kinds of awesome.

–Jennifer Garner is not taking Ben Affleck back. It’s a Christmas miracle!

-Is Guy Ritchie turning Madonna‘s son against her? The fact that the 15-year-old had to be ordered to spend xmas with his mom isn’t a good sign. Remember when he was a cute lil b-boy at his mom’s concerts?

-This warms the heart: Joss Whedon is donating up to $100,000 to Planned Parenthood, and Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher are donating $1 million to Syrian victims.

–Leslie Jones says she confronted Kenan Thompson over his comments about diversity on SNL, and now he’s “possibly my best friend on the show.”

-Fox has released a 21-minute preview of The X Files reboot. I’m not going to watch, but I’m just happy it exists!

-I’ve been away for a while. Do we have any traction on the rumours of Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry dating? Anything?!

-The eyes have it in Orphan Black’s new teaser trailer for season 4.

–Ruby Rose has big news, but it’s not about her uterus.

–Britney Spears’s Instagram has become a fascinating journey through her mind.

-Has there ever been a more delightful press tour than the Star Wars one? Look at this. And this. And this. I mean, really.

-Meanwhile, The Force Awakens has now raked in $1.16B worldwide.

-Also, Carrie Fisher is pretty done with y’all talking about whether or not she’s aged well.

-I fell down a rabbit hole over the holidays and watched all of Netflix’s Making a Murderer, which is insanely engrossing. I’m not alone; Alec Baldwin live-tweeted his viewing. HBO & PBS both passed on the series a few years ago, long before we all caught Serial fever. Now hacktivists Anonymous have taken up the cause (and introduced a new tow truck theory).

–Hugh Jackman: kicking my “awwws” into overdrive once again.

-This is a good/sad piece on why so many excellent pop culture sites died in 2015.

-Anyone else think it’s hilarious that The Hateful Eight pirated screener traced back to a top Hollywood exec?

-I stopped watching Homeland after they had one perfect season and then torpedoed all my good feelings about it with subsequent episodes, but Mandy Patinkin’s passionate rant on Colbert about what that show has taught him about North Americans’ reactions to Muslims is pretty incredible.

–Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani were inseparable over the holidays.

-This fascinates (but doesn’t surprise) me: Agent Carter and Supergirl’s viewers are evenly split between men and women.

-The holidays brought us not one, but two new Deadpool trailers (including this very NSFW red band one):

Kristen Stewart: “I Lit My Universe on Fire”

kristen stewart short hair marie claire cover

-I love everything about Kristen Stewart’s Marie Clarie cover story, from the styling to her general IDGAF tude to her talking about cutting her hair because it was a “crutch”: “Maybe to most people long hair is prettier. But then what? Is your main goal in life to be desired? That is boring as fuck.”

–Ben Affleck wore his wedding ring to his Comic Con panel, but then took it off later that night, while Jennifer Garner is still wearing hers. What can it all mean?!?

–Jennifer Lawrence talked about reaching a certain level of stardom where she doesn’t have to worry about her appearance as much, and said she wants to hear actresses who are ‘not in two franchises’ talk about their weight.

-No, YOU’RE crying over Lea Michele‘s tribute to Cory Monteith on the 2-year anniversary of his death.

–Channing Tatum continues to be perfect. That is all.

-Here’s the terrific first trailer for David Simon‘s new HBO miniseries Show Me a Hero, featuring Oscar Isaac.

-Wanna see Arya Stark and Harry Potter take a selfie? Sure ya do.

–Mila Kunis keeps a gun at her house but says she wouldn’t give it to her baby. Yay?

–50 Cent has filed for bankruptcy. Cue the terrible math puns.

-Last night, John Oliver skewered Bill Cosby defender Whoopi Goldberg by showing the other crazy things she’s defended.

-The only thing I learned from this Vice article is to not take workout tips from Drake, which was never really a possibility anyway. It also cemented my belief that prowler pushes are stupid and evil and I was totally justified in bursting into tears when my trainer tried to make me do it…

–Tatiana Maslany has zero chill in these new Orphan Black bloopers.

-Lots of TV goodies came out of Comic-Con this weekend. Rob Thomas and Kristen Bell are eyeing a limited time series (which I’d much prefer over another movie), the Arrow is now called the Green Arrow (character, not show title), the Vixen trailer actually looks pretty great, everyone loved the first ep of Limitless (which featured a cameo by Bradley Cooper), fans greeted Jared Padalecki with a special surprise after he recently spoke out about his depression, and the Heroes: Reborn trailer is super spoilery. Oh, and it looks like without Nina Dobrev, The Vampire Diaries can no longer pack Hall H.

-In movie news, Comic-Con brought us new trailers for Batman v Superman (Affleck‘s face is so weirdly angular in this, and the buzz wasn’t great. But the fact that the movie picks up immediately after the ridiculous aftermath caused in Man of Steel and doesn’t let Superman off the hook for it intrigues me), X-Men: Apocalypse (super shaky video quality but it got a great reception from the crowd), the HILARIOUS Deadpool trailer, which was far and away the best received at Comic-Con, and the bananas trailer for Suicide Squad (the crowd was reportedly NOT  into what Jared Leto is doing; I’m more confused by Harley’s lack of pants).