It appears Cardi B and Offset managed to put their differences aside for the holidays. Earlier this month, Cardi revealed that she and Offset had split a while ago. But despite the rocky split, the two appeared to spend Christmas together, as evidenced by posts shared to Cardi’s Instagram account.
In the video clips, Offset and Cardi are seen opening gifts with their children and family members. While the news of the split is still fresh, both Cardi and Offset seemed to be in good spirits.
While break-ups are never easy, Cardi isn’t letting her and Offset’s split keep her down. During a recent Instagram Live, Cardi shared that she is using this difficult time as motivation to step up her pen game.
“I want to start 2024 fresh, open,” she said. “I’m curious for a new life, for a new beginning. And yeah, I’m excited! New look, new life, new everything…I’ve been going so hard for 2024 to go directly as I want it to. I feel like in 2017 I was single, and that’s when I worked the hardest.”
You can see clips from Cardi and Offset’s Christmas above.
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Taraji P. Henson was already a big deal before she nabbed Empire. Heck, she even already had an Oscar nomination. But it was playing Loretta “Cookie” Lyon that catapulted her into the rafters. Since the show wrapped in 2020, she’s done plenty of strong work, including playing nightclub performer Shug Avery in the new musical movie version of The Color Purple. But she could have had more post-Cookie, for which she blamed her (former) employees.
Per Deadline, in a recent sitdown with the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, the Golden Globe-winning actress was asked to name the best business decision she’s made thus far. She didn’t have to think too hard.
“Firing everybody after Cookie,” Henson replied. “Everybody had to f*ckin’ go. Where is my deal? Where’s my commercial? Cookie was at the top of the fashion game. Where is my endorsement? What did you have set up for after this? That’s why you all haven’t seen me in so long. They had nothing set up.”
Henson said the best her previous employees could come up with was her doing another Cookie-type character, which she he wasn’t against:
“All they wanted was another Cookie show, and I said, ‘I’ll do it, but it has to be right. The people deserve, she’s too beloved for y’all to f—k it up.’ And so, when they didn’t get it right, I was like, ‘Well, that’s it,’ and they had nothing else. ‘You’re all f*ckin’ fired.”
Henson may be extremely successful, but that doesn’t have problems with the industry. Indeed, earlier this month she unloaded to Gayle King about how she never seems to make any progress in terms of projects or pay worthy of her abilities.
“I’m just tired of working so hard, being gracious at what I do, getting paid a fraction of the cost,” Henson said after taking a long pause and breaking down. “I’m tired of hearing my sisters say the same thing over and over. You get tired. I hear people go, ‘You work a lot.’ I have to. The math ain’t math-ing. And you start working a lot, you have a team. Big bills come with what we do. We don’t do this alone. It’s a whole team behind us. They have to get paid.”
Music legend Mariah Carey has several No. 1 hits to her credit — 19, to be exact. But one song of hers has proven to stand the test of time. Each year, Carey’s 1994 classic “All I Want For Christmas Is You” surges in popularity around the holiday season. The song has proven to be a holiday standard over the 29 years since its original release, and each year, the song seems to break more and more records. This Christmas Eve, the song accomplished yet another milestone.
How many streams did Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ have on Christmas Eve?
According to TMZ, “All I Want For Christmas Is You” was reportedly streamed 23,701,697 times this Christmas Eve. This remarkable feat apparently breaks the record for most Spotify streams in a single day on Christmas Eve.
Last year, Carey broke the record on Christmas Eve when the song was streamed 21,273,357 times.
Additionally, the song reached No. 1 on this week’s Billboard Hot 100, marking the song’s 14th non-consecutive week at the top of the chart.
While this holiday season is wrapping up, Carey took to Instagram to express her gratitude, and teased more looks to come throughout the week.
“Even though it is December 26, Christmas never ends for me (ha ha!),” she said in the post’s caption, “and I will keep sharing some of our festive moments from the past week with you!”
Ladies and gentlemen, 2023 is days away from coming to an end and there are a bunch of things we’d love to see in 2024. One of those is new information on All Americanseason six. This time last year, fans were pushing through a mid-season break for the show’s fifth season. This time around, they’re simply waiting on a start date for season six. Though information for the upcoming season is limited, here’s everything we know so far about All American season six.
Is There Going To Be An All American Season 6?
Yes, the series was renewed for a sixth season in January 2023. “Over the last five seasons, All American has established itself as one of the all-time CW flagship franchises,” Brad Schwartz, CW’s entertainment president, said in a statement via The Hollywood Reporter. “All American is not only the network’s youngest series, but also the strongest performer when combining all our platforms. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with showrunner Nkechi Okoro Carroll, [executive producers] Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, the entire creative team and the incredible cast for another season of captivating family drama.”
When Does All American Season 6 Come Out?
There still isn’t an official date for All American season six, but the new season should be here sooner rather than later. The Hollywood Reporter previously said that CW aims for an April 2024 premiere date, but that has yet to be confirmed.
All American Season 6: Who Is In It?
Season six of All American will feature one absence: Taye Diggs as Coach Baker. Diggs’ character was killed off the show in a school bus accident in season five episode 12. Most recently, it was announced that Kamar de los Reyes, who played Coach Montes on the show, passed away on Christmas Eve following a battle with cancer. It is unknown at the moment if his death affected his scheduled presence in season six. All American showrunner Nkechi Okoro Carroll honored Reyes in a statement to Deadline, saying he “brought so much love, light and joy to the set every day, even during his final days.” She added, “He truly was a gift. One we will cherish forever.”
Aside from the aforementioned names, the cast for All American season six will remain the same. That includes Daniel Ezra as Spencer James, Bre-Z as Tamia “Coop” Cooper, Greta Onieogou as Layla Keating, Samantha Logan as Olivia Baker, Michael Evans Behling as Jordan Baker, Cody Christian as Asher Adams, Karimah Westbrook as Grace Jame.
There will also be Monét Mazur as Laura Fine-Baker, Jalyn Hall as Dillon James, Chelsea Tavares as Patience Robinson, Hunter Clowdus as JJ Parker, Mitchell Edwards as Cam Watkins, Simeon Daise as Jabari Long, Miya Horcher as Jaymee, and Morris Chestnut as Rick Barnes.
All American Season 6 Plot: What’s It About?
CW has yet to reveal the official synopsis for All American season six, but there are plenty of storylines from season five that will continue in season six. In the season five finale, we see Patience get stabbed by her stalker Miko in the Baker house all while Coop is on her way to confess her longstanding feelings to Patience. Spencer and Olivia’s long-awaited reconnection will finally begin in season six after he expresses his true feelings to Olivia in the season five finale.
Asher and Jaymee learn that they will be having a baby boy, and Jayme also learns that the ring in the beach house was not Asher’s, but rather, Jordan’s. He used it to propose to Layla who joyfully said yes after being at a loss for words.
There will be plenty of highs and lows in season six, especially as the group moves on from Coach Baker’s death, but you can be sure that all of it combined will be entertaining.
Is There An All American Season 6 Trailer?
A trailer for All American season six has not been released yet.
How To Watch All American Season 6
New episodes in season six of All American will premiere first on the CW television channel. They will then be available to watch on the CW app and website the following day. Later on, the season is expected to be uploaded to Netflix.
When Will All American Season 6 Episodes Come Out?
New episodes in All American season six are expected to air on Mondays at 8 pm ET/PT on the CW television channel. The following day, the new episodes will be available to watch on the CW website and app at 3 pm ET/12 am PT.
‘All American’ season 5 is now available to stream on Netflix.
Megan Thee Stallion has a lot to be thankful for this year, but in true Hot Girl fashion, rather than keeping it all to herself, she shared the bounty with her fans as she celebrated the holidays. Donning a holiday themed onesie, Meg delivered one last twerk video before the New Year, hiking up the short pants and putting all those boot camp workouts to good use on a Christmas Eve live stream. Naturally, fans showed their appreciation all over social media, but especially on Twitter, where fan accounts shared the video and generated plenty of hilariously thirsty responses.
She also spent some time inexplicably dunking on Spotify (which might have something to do with the miniscule royalty payouts the company is notorious for ofering):
Meg’s been much more active on Instagram lately, as she put two big legal dramas in her rearview mirror. Tory Lanez was sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting her in the foot, while she and 1501 Certified Entertainment settled her record deal, allowing her to go independent (although she maintains distribution through Warner Music). Fans are looking forward to her next album, which she says is due next year. Her first single, “Cobra,” is out now.
Jon Hamm is crushing it right now, which is great news for fans of Mad Men, a show that ended a bit under a decade ago. He could have coasted on the Don Draper vibes his whole life. Instead look at him now. He’s the new Fletch, he’s added a steroid injection to The Morning Show, and he’s even wearing (fake) nipple rings. Speaking of, he did that for the new season of Fargo, on which he’s a Trumpy sheriff. But did you know he also rides a horse? Whose name may or may not be Larry David?
In a new chat with Collider, the actor opens up about his equestrian history. “I’m very comfortable on horses,” he revealed. Granted, he’s not as horse-friendly as Sheriff Roy Tillman, his Fargo character, who he says grew up around horses and how “that’s something that very much informs his day-to-day existence.”
Still, having some history with horses helped him slip into the role. What’s more, the horse he rode (maybe) had a neato name, too.
“My horse’s name was Larry, which was also very cool,” Hamm said. “I thought his last name was David. That wasn’t confirmed to me. But I did tell Larry David that my horse’s name was Larry and he was very pleased about that.”
A horse named Larry David! Why didn’t the guy from America’s “A Horse with No Name” just call his horse that? Seems like a good horse name, even if that song was recorded a couple decades before Seinfeld, let alone Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Mind you, it doesn’t sound like the horse was really named Larry David. But as they said in John Ford’s The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, “When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.” Ergo, Jon Hamm rode a horse named Larry David.
Even back in 1992, when air travel was a lot less TSA-heavy and stressful, it still seemed unlikely that a kid could pull a Home Alone 2, which is to say board the wrong plane, bound for the wrong destination. And yet some three decades later, when air travel is incredibly TSA-heavy and stressful, a young boy miraculously managed to go full Kevin McCallister.
Spirit Airlines has apologized after it mistakenly put an unaccompanied 6-year-old on the wrong flight during the holiday season travel rush https://t.co/jueD4W2STF
Per CNN, an unaccompanied six-year-old boy at Philadelphia International Airport was supposed to fly to Fort Myers, in southwest Florida. Instead he was “incorrectly boarded” on a plane to Orlando. The airline, you might be wondering? Spirit Airlines.
This isn’t as egregious as in Home Alone 2, in which Macaulay Culkin’s sociopathic bad seed was supposed to fly from Chicago to Miami but instead wound up in pre-Giuliani New York City. For one thing, Orlando is a “mere” three-hour drive from Fort Myers.
For another, the gaffe was quickly caught by Spirit Airlines staff.
“The child was always under the care and supervision of a Spirit Team Member,” Spirit Airlines told CNN, “and as soon as we discovered the error, we took immediate steps to communicate with the family and reconnect them.”
After landing, the child called his grandmother, who had arrived at the Fort Myers airport and panicked when her grandson did not emerge. After the call, she drove the 160 miles to pick him up. The airline reimbursed her for her travel costs, if not her time.
For contrast, in Home Alone 2 no one realized that Kevin had boarded the wrong flight until everyone was on the ground. Kevin didn’t even realize he wasn’t in Miami till he saw the New York City skyline from the airport.
Spirit Airlines did not address how they put a six-year-old kid on the wrong plane. They’re conducting an internal investigation into how life, instead of being stranger than fiction, instead imitated it.
Until Spirit figures out how they brought the third highest-grossing picture of 1992 to life, please enjoy these tweets dragging them for their efforts.
for anyone who thought Home Alone wouldn’t be possible in 2023, your crucial mistake was forgetting Spirit Airlines exists https://t.co/w75tF6wIv0
The year is 2009: Obama is president, James Cameron is gearing up to release his little passion project Avatar, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is the number one show amongst nursing homes and doctor’s offices everywhere. It also happened to be Taylor Swift‘s favorite show. She was 19 at the time.
“For about three years I’ve been saying to everyone that my favorite show is CSI,” Swift told Rolling Stone back then. It was her “dream” to die on the show, and it ended up coming true all those years ago, before she singlehandedly changed the friendship bracelet industry.
Rolling Stone journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis revisited an interview with Swift for the Infamous podcast (caught by People). In the resurfaced interview, Swift described how her on-screen persona was different from her 2009 self, who had just released her second album Fearless. “I’m black-haired, have a nose ring, earrings, spikes, combat boots…” Swift told Grigoriadis. This is the opposite of what Swift’s 2009 persona was.
She continued, “And you end up figuring out that there’s this whole back story, and that my parents had a child that ended up dying and I was the second replacement child. And my mom never really loved me… and there are so many different intricate storylines that come into play,” she added. Swift knows a thing or two about intricate storylines so she was right at home.
The interview also revealed that Swift’s mother Andrea was not a fan of her (spoiler alert) corpse scene after she ended up dying in the episode. “My [own] mom was a little freaked out. I was open-eye dead, literally had to stare off into nothing and not breathe during the close-ups… not flinch or anything,” she said. That would have been a whole other show if she had flinched.
Nowadays, Swift is really good at acting. She acts like she cares about her boyfriend’s little ball game every week.
There are home renovation horror stories and then there’s The Curse, Showtime’s dark satire starring Nathan Fielder and Emma Stone as a married pair of house flippers determined to gentrify their New Mexico neighborhood despite the bad vibes that follow them.
The show, created by Fielder and Benny Safdie, is an exercise in cringe comedy, filled with awkward moments that linger too long and set to a narrative rhythm that viewers can never fully pin down. That, paired with some muted and sinister performances from Fielder and Stone has propelled it to the top of our must-watch list. Thankfully, Showtime and Paramount+ have decided to ignore the sanctity of the holiday season and allow this weird-as-hell TV experiment to stream uninterrupted, meaning fans won’t have to suffer through a winter hiatus before the show’s next episode airs.
After dropping its seventh episode on Christmas Day, The Curse’s eighth episode is scheduled to premiere on Dec. 29th at 12:00 p.m. PT. Streaming fans can catch it then while traditional cable watchers will have to wait until Sunday to watch the hour-long installment titled, “Down and Dirty.” The episode’s synopsis hints that Asher (Fielder) and Dougie (Safdie) enjoy a boys’ night out while Whitney (Stone) explores her artistic side — which sounds harmless enough until you remember this is the same show that gave us micro-penis think pieces and truly bizarre late-night talk show appearances and promo feuds.
The Color Purple had a Christmas to remember at the box office. Variety reports that the musical, which grossed $18 million on Monday, had the “largest Christmas Day opening for a film since 2009, and the second-biggest Christmas Day opening of all time” behind only 2009’s Sherlock Holmes. (If there’s one thing the late 2000s loved, it’s anything and everything Sherlock Holmes.) But The Color Purple is not only a hit among theatergoers. It’s also been praised by critics (89 percent “Fresh” ratings with Rotten Tomatoes), many of whom have singled out Fantasia‘s performance as a highlight.
The singer and former American Idol winner plays Celie Harris-Johnson in 2023’s The Color Purple, a role she reprised from the Broadway musical the movie is based on. The character was formerly portrayed by Whoopi Goldberg in an Oscar-winning performance in 1985’s The Color Purple.
When asked by Entertainment Weekly about her experience making The Color Purple, Fantasia replied, “I feel like there was once a time in my career where things were not so good. Days were not so bright, but I kept going and I never gave up. Through Celie, I caught my breakthrough and I’m grateful for that. If they can’t see it through me, then I allow myself to be a vessel so they can see it through Celie. I’m most proud of myself for standing up and doing things that I never thought I could do and bouncing back. It feels like Idol again. But I’m just wiser. I’m grown now.”
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