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Miley Cyrus Says No More Red Carpets, Publicists

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-In her new Elle cover story, Miley Cyrus explains why she won’t do any more red carpets: “I had to do the [A Very Murray Christmas] premiere, and I will never do a red carpet again. Why, when people are starving, am I on a carpet that’s red? Because I’m ‘important’? Because I’m ‘famous’? That’s not how I roll. It’s like a skit—it’s like Zoolander.” That all sounds well and good, but as George Stephanopoulos pointed out on GMA this morning, how is appearing on a magazine much different than walking a carpet?

Gwen Stefani is bringing back her problematic Harajuku girls in an animated series for Nickelodeon.

Miles Teller sounds like he’s in the dark on the possibility of Divergent becoming a TV movie. “I’ve learned everything I know from the trades.”

-I was super charmed by La La Land last night (and my Ryan Gosling at the Q&A). Definitely my favourite thing I’ve seen at TIFF so far.

-Huh. So Vulture quoted me in an article about Tom Ford (and possibly read to him what I said about his movie?). That’s not weird at all.

Amanda Seyfried is engaged to Thomas Sadoski. Blind item readers everywhere are raising a glass…

-I don’t watch the Great British Bakeoff but I have friends who are obsessed with it. Too bad it sounds like the show is falling apart behind the scenes.

Ryan Lochte‘s debut on DWTS was interrupted when a person rushed the stage during Monday night’s premiere. It looked kind of violent.

-Not surprisingly, Naya Rivera doesn’t have a lot of nice things to say about Lea Michele in her new book.

Meg Ryan, James Corden, and Adam Scott acted out Beyonce lyrics last night.

-The new Westworld trailer is super creepy.

-Nice! Donald Glover’s Atlanta premiere had the best ratings of any basic cable comedy in three years.

Samantha Bee continues to kill it.

Director X confirmed Rihanna & Drake’s relationship. It was nice of him to not go, “well duh!” though.

-For some reason, Bradley Cooper decided to talk to Michelle Obama about his junk.

-This Adrian Grenier interview  is beyond ridiculous. I love it.

-I probably wasn’t supposed to snicker through the entire Fifty Shades Darker trailer, right?

Margot Robbie Gets Creepily Profiled by Vanity Fair

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-The new Vanity Fair cover story on Margot Robbie is so fawning and male gaze-y, I actually feel bad for her. From the nonsensical opening paragraph (“She is tall but only with the help of certain shoes”) to the unintentionally sexual flourishes (“The job of the celebrity journalist: peg ‘em so it’s not only as if you know ’em but always have known ’em or someone just like ’em. But Robbie is too fresh to be pegged”) to the weird transitions (“We sat for a moment in silence. She was thinking of something; I was thinking of something else”), it’s no wonder the internet is tearing it apart piece by superfluous piece. Not surprisingly, it’s from the same author who wrote that atrocious Nic Pizzolatto profile last year.

-At least he’s not lying about the fact that she’s only 26.

-Speaking of cover stories, Gwen Stefani opens up about her discovery of Gavin Rossdale‘s rumoured affair with the nanny in the new Harper’s Bazaar.  She says she found out the day after the Grammy Awards. “It was the beginning of hell. Like six, seven, eight months of torture, trying to figure out this big secret” and adds “All I wanted my whole life was to have babies, be married, like what my parents have”.

-This is fascinating: Jezebel polled some publicists to see if they think the Taylor Swift/Tom Hiddleston romance is fake. (I want to read an entire memoir written by that third publicist, since her whole quote is basically the embodiment of the fire emoji.)

Francis Bean‘s short-lived marriage may have cost her the guitar her dad played during Nirvana’s Unplugged appearance.

-To prep for its big move from CBS to the CW, Supergirl’s first season will re-air starting in August. It wasn’t for me, but the more eyeballs on female superhero shows, the better.

Stephen Colbert‘s story about meeting his wife will make you swoony.

Jesse Williams is vacationing with his Grey’s costar Ellen Pompeo, and she shared an adorable video of him pushing her off a paddle board.

-Also, even though he’s on holiday, Jesse’s still woke.

-Another day, another story about Louis CK being the exact opposite of how we all hope he is. ::sad face::

Mila Kunis looks lovely in her makeup-free shots Glamour magazine. I mean, if I was a rich 32-year-old I’d probably have dewy skin too, but still.

Conan O’Brien and Timothy Olyphant prove “TV’s a lie” in this scrapped clip.

Alex Kingston has joined the Gilmore Girls revival, which makes me very happy.

-Nothing really happens in the first trailer for FX’s new show Wake Up, but it stars Donald Glover so I’m already in the bag for it.

Gwen Stefani Carpool Karaokes With Julia Roberts And George Clooney

-Watching George Clooney sing “Hollaback Girl” fulfilled a hole I didn’t even know was in my life.

Britney Spears wrote a sweet open letter to her sons, calling them her “masterpieces.”

-Meanwhile, this NYT article on  Britney’s ongoing conservatorship and how it shapes her life gives me heart pains.

-Speaking of heartbreaking NYT articles, this one describes how Prince’s friends organized an intervention and treatment plan — but the person sent to treat him arrived just hours too late and was among those who found his body.

-Meanwhile, Arsenio Hall just sued Sinead O’Connor for $5M over her claim that he provided Prince with drugs.

-This EW profile on Colton Haynes is very sweet . I had no idea his anxiety issues were so bad. Dude’s only 27 and already has an ulcer. No wonder he keeps walking away from hit shows.

Kristen Stewart and girlfriend Soko have reportedly split. I’m 99.9% positive this news has nothing to do with the fact KStew and RPattz were both at the MET Gala, but Twitter is already melting under the weight of fangirl flails.

Channing Tatum continues to win at husbanding.

-To get renewed, Supergirl might slash its budget and move to the CW. Yeah, that’s not the solution. Just fix the damn show instead. Cutting its budget and moving networks without addressing its fundamental issues is pointless. And it’s not like the CW is some sort of superhero show whisperer. Just look at Legends of Tomorrow.

Brie Larson and Kenan Thompson are confused by sushi in their SNL promos.

Best article of the day: How to Help Your Friend Who Recently Discovered The Americans.

Aaron Paul stole Gus Fring’s head prop from the Breaking Bad set. Aaron Paul is all of us.

-This is a great look at Kerry Washington‘s flawless PR game.

-Here’s our first look at the new Power Rangers reboot costumes. High heeled boots and exaggerated breast plates for the girls? Don’t they know that boob plate armor can straight up kill you?

-A video of a dad reading a book during Beyonce’s concert is making the internet insane(r).

-Dammit, Ryan Murphy‘s new show actually sounds fascinating. Starring Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon, and produced by Brad Pitt, it’s an anthology series called Feud and the first season will look at the legendary fight between Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.

-Meanwhile, we just found out about the show but EW has already posted 9 showdowns Ryan Murphy should tackle next.

-Smart move by upping the Amell levels in your trailers, TMNT 2.