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Joe Jonas, as part of the promotion for the forthcoming Jonas Brothers album, took to TikTok to share a truly hilarious new video that references Harry Styles’ chaotic press tour for Don’t Worry Darling last year — which included the questionable Spitgate.

For those who don’t remember, Styles also notoriously had a viral answer during a Q&A for the movie at the Venice Film Festival.

“My favorite thing about the movie is, like, it feels like a movie,” Joe lip-syncs to a TikTok sound of Styles’ quote, as he puts on a pair of sunglasses and wears a hat reading “Here comes trouble.”

Despite the joke, Jonas also used the time to poke fun at him and his brothers, who gave their album the straightforward title The Album (not to be confused with Boygenius’ The Record, which drops this month). “My favorite thing about THE ALBUM is it feels like an album,” he captioned the video.

After Styles’ response made the internet rounds, his co-star, Chris Pine, came to his defense — noting that it was one of his few press events for acting.

“Sometimes when you’re doing these press things, your brain gets befuddled and you start speaking gibberish,” Pine said, according to Billboard. “We had a joke: ‘It’s just words, man.’”

Check out Jonas’ new TikTok above.

Pedro Pascal is TV’s favorite father figure, thanks to his roles on The Last of Us and The Mandalorian. But before he was daddy for, uh, other reasons, he was in the season four premiere of Buffy the Vampire Slayer as Eddie, a fresh-faced University of California, Sunnydale student. And vampire.

Buffy star Sarah Michelle Gellar celebrated the return of The Mandalorian with a photo of her and Pascal. “When #Mother met #Father,” she wrote.

“What I just found out — which I am very excited about, and I can’t wait to get my phone back so that I can look it up myself — is that Sarah Michelle Gellar remembers me,” Pascal told Access Hollywood about SMG’s Instagram post. “I remember every moment of shooting that episode, as brief as it was, she was such a kind scene partner and we had the best time.”

The Last of Us actor also remembers that “she had ice cream in her trailer, and she gave me some. She went back to her trailer, she got me some ice cream and she shared, because it was a night shoot, it was in the middle of the night, and we were on the UCLA campus.” He added, “She was incredibly kind. She taught me how to use a sandbag to hit my mark. She was the best.”

I bet the guy who played the bloater is equally effusive about Pascal.

(Via EW)

Harry Styles has done a disgusting thing or two since entering the public eye — the Grammy Award winner recently participated in the Australian tradition of drinking alcohol from his shoe during his Love On Tour. However, spitting on Don’t Worry Darling co-star Chris Pine isn’t one of them.

The Don’t Worry Darling spitgate scandal was, at one point, a trending topic on social media. Even actor Nick Kroll chimed in on the conversation while visiting The Tonight Show. However, now Pine is clearing the air about what really happened.

Appearing on Esquire’s video segment Explain This, Pine puts it plainly, “Harry did not spit on me.”

Pine went on to clarify further, stating, “Harry is a very kind guy. I think Harry leaned down and said, ‘It’s just words isn’t it?’ We had this little joke. We were all jet-lagged and trying to answer questions, and sometimes when you’re doing these press things, your brain goes befuddled, and you start speaking gibberish, so we had a joke: ‘It’s just words.’”

Styles has been embarrassed in the public eye in the past thanks to a nearly disastrous wardrobe malfunction but at least the stigma of spitgate can be put behind him.

Watch the full segment above.

A viral video on YouTube by author Mark Manson (“The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k”) explains a fundamental aspect of psychology that significantly affects how we view ourselves and others.

The concept is a cognitive bias known as the Dunning-Kruger effect, which states that people who know a lot about something tend to underestimate their expertise on a subject, whereas those who know little about a subject think they know much more than they actually do.

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Manson puts it simply in the video: “The idiot thinks he knows everything because he literally doesn’t have enough knowledge to know better. Meanwhile, the expert thinks he knows nothing because he is so aware of all the ways in which he may be wrong.”

Warning: This video contains strong language.

The fact that those who aren’t experts can be more confident in their opinions than those who know what they’re talking about can cause a whole host of problems. It encourages people with ill-informed ideas and prevents those with real solutions to life’s issues from speaking up.

It’s also a chilling reminder that it can be challenging to change others’ minds because they don’t know what they don’t know. The solution? Manson says that knowing about our cognitive bias is a reminder to be less egotistical about our beliefs because we’re wired to unintentionally fool ourselves.

“Any sense of false certainty is really just gonna cause more pain than necessary,” Manson says. “I think that the Dunning-Kruger effect teaches us to be more humble.”

Travis Scott is holding true to is word of throwing support behind his Catus Jack label artist. The rapper made a surprise appearance during signee Don Toliver’s Love Sick album release concert last night (February 28) at Irving Plaza in New York City. Despite only dropping the project on February 24th, the musician wasted no time in quickly following up with a deluxe edition.

Although Scott isn’t listed as a guest feature on the standard album (which spawned singles “Private Landing” and “Leave The Club“), the pair do lock in a collaboration on “Embarrassed,” which is featured on the deluxe album. The crowd erupted after Scott took the stage to perform their joint song.

Unfortunately, the fun ended after the show as reports have come out that Scott was arrested for allegedly assaulting a sound engineer of New York City nightclub Nebula and causing roughly $12k in equipment damages.

This isn’t Toliver’s last concert is slated to join Future’s One Big Party Tour later this month.

View the full tour schedule below.

03/09 — New Orleans, LA @ Smoothie King Center
03/12 — Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center
03/17 — Fort, Lauderdale @ FLA Live Arena
03/19 — Jacksonville, FL @ Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena
03/24 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Arena
03/25 — Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena
03/26 — Milwaukee, WI @Fiserv Forum
04/01 — Oakland, CA @ Oakland Arena
04/06 — Indianapolis, IN @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse
04/07 — Kansas City, MO@ T-Mobile Center
04/08 — Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center

Don Toliver is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Broccoli City Festival has long been one of Washington, DC’s premiere music festivals, highlighting both local talent and rising stars of the wider music world since its inception in 2013. This year’s lineup continues that tradition, including headliners Brent Faiyaz, Jazmine Sullivan, and Lil Uzi Vert.

Outside of the headliners, the 2023 edition of the Broccoli City Festival also includes Afropop breakouts Asake and Rema, hip-hop it-girls like City Girls, GloRilla, Ice Spice, and Lola Brooke, and R&B standouts Coco Jones and Mariah The Scientist. Naturally, local acts like Fat Trel, Backyard Band, UCB, and more will also appear, with a battle of the bands highlighting the regional go-go sound.

The festival is set to take place on July 15th and 16th at the RFK Festival Grounds in Washington, DC. Tickets and more information can be found here.

Last year’s festival was headlined by Ari Lennox and Summer Walker, with appearances from 21 Savage, Don Toliver, Jeezy, Lil Durk, Masego, Tems, and Wizkid. However, it was also struck by controversy when Wale, widely considered the patron saint of DC hip-hop, declared he was pulling out of the show shortly after its lineup was announced due to feeling “disrespected” by his low placement on the flyer. However, the dispute was quickly resolved, with the flyer being updated to include “and friends” to reflect the outreach he does for local acts.

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

In a new piece from Rolling Stone, anonymous members of the cast and crew of Sam Levinson and The Weeknd’s forthcoming HBO show, The Idol, opened up about the reportedly toxic work environment that spiraled out of control.

The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye) both starred and co-created the show. However, it was originally set to be directed by Amy Seimetz before she left the show — and Levinson (Euphoria) took over in her place. This is reportedly when the chaos started, resulting in an overhaul of Seimetz’s direction and shoots.

“It was like the Weeknd wanted one show that was all about him — Sam was on board with that,” a source shared. However, they also faced alleged difficulty with Tesfaye’s schedule as a musician, causing him to be less hands-on: “It was really frustrating because they were working so hard to make it possible to shoot and be released with his concert or whatever his timeline was [and] it all got thrown out the window.”

The piece goes on to note that three crew members claim that despite Tesfaye’s writing credits on the series, he didn’t contribute much to scripts during the reshoots.

Last April, there was also a Deadline report that Tesfaye felt the show was focusing too much on his co-star, Lily Rose-Depp, as he thought it had too much of a “female perspective.”

Okay, the secret is out: Paramount+ has one of the best libraries of film out of all the many streaming services, making it easier than ever to have more options on what to watch.

No matter the circumstances or mood, you’re guaranteed to find something decent, maybe even a few masterpieces, because some of the best movies are on Paramount Plus. It boasts a catalog including Paramount films, A24 films, and more. So, here’s our selection of the best Paramount Plus movies right now:

Last updated on March 1, 2023

1. Top Gun/Top Gun: Maverick

Year: 1986, 2022
Starring: Tom Cruise, Val Kilmer, Miles Teller, Glenn Powell
Genre: Action
Rating: PG, PG-13
Runtime: 1 hour 50 minutes, 2 hours 11 minutes
Director: Tony Scott, Joseph Kosinski
Trailer: Watch here

It is not at all hyperbolic to say that Top Gun and (especially) its sequel Top Gun: Maverick are cinematic miracles. Even if you’re not into planes or military propaganda or both, both films — the sequel being the stronger of the two — are significant to their respective years’, and respective decades’ pop culture. The original film embodies the ’80s in its songs, costumes and overall cheese and broke new ground for what action movies could do and be. The film also cemented Tom Cruise as an action star who could lead any kind of movie with ease and unprecedented physical commitment. For Top Gun: Maverick, Cruise made sure it could not be done without the proper technology, training, and cast: the actors in the film playing pilots, even those in supporting roles, went through flight training to prepare. The film was a box office hit and it also marked the first truly significant theatrical release since the pandemic, bringing many people back to the cinemas for a good, fun time after a long, sad break.

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2. The Wolf of Wall Street

Year: 2013
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Margot Robbie
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Rating: R
Runtime: 3 hours
Director: Martin Scorsese
Trailer: Watch here

It’s the performance that should have made Leonardo DiCaprio the should have Oscar Award-winning actor he is today. After a series of dramatic collaborations in the aughts including The Aviator, Gangs of New York, and Shutter Island, Scorsese and DiCaprio loosen up a little in the strongest entry to their little series. DiCaprio, who often chooses extremely serious, emotionally demanding roles, applies his signature intensity to a more comedic role in a comedic film with Scorsese’s signature energizing style. In his performance as the disgraced Jordan Belfort, DiCaprio proves he has more range than anyone thought, and the presence of co-star Jonah Hill undoubtedly helped him get there. The Wolf of Wall Street also introduced the world to Margot Robbie, one of the best actors working today and now, a two-time Oscar nominee. DiCaprio and Scorsese reunite ten years later and for the first time since this film in 2023’s Killers of the Flower Moon.

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3. A Quiet Place

Year: 2018
Starring: John Krasinski, Emily Blunt
Genre: Horror
Rating: PG-13
Runtime: 1 hour 30 minutes
Director: John Krasinski
Trailer: Watch here

Who could have possibly predicted that Jim Halpert from The Office would direct and launch a modern horror franchise? John Krasinski stars in and directed A Quiet Place, co-starring his wife, Emily Blunt. Creatures who are blind but have incredibly sharp hearing have taken over Earth, leaving few survivors. The film follows a family living in upstate New York, who have survived by speaking in American sign language. When they accidentally make noise that draws the creatures to them, things go awry. A sequel came out in 2020, and Lupita Nyong’o will star in a spin-off film, A Quiet Place: Day One.

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4. Everything Everywhere All At Once

Year: 2022
Starring: Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, Stephanie Hsu, Jamie Lee Curtis
Genre: Action Adventure
Rating: R
Runtime: 2 hours 19 minutes
Director: Daniel Kwan, Daniel Schneinert
Trailer: Watch here

Michelle Yeoh delivers a meta, layered, all-encompassing performance in the wild and weird non-Marvel multi-verse movie Everything Everywhere All at Once from the Daniels. Yeoh is one of the frontrunners for the Oscar for best actress for her incredible performance as Evelyn, a Chinese immigrant who runs a laundromat. While getting audited by the IRS, Evelyn discovers that she is the only person who can save the universe from being destroyed by a powerful being. The film is action-packed but also an emotionally moving story about love, family, and relationships.

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5. Midsommar

Year: 2019
Starring: Florence Pugh, Will Poulter, Jack Raynor
Genre: Horror
Rating: R
Runtime: 2 hours 51 minutes
Director: Ari Aster
Trailer: Watch here

Florence Pugh is the final girl in this bright and stylish horror film from Ari Aster. A young couple in a toxic relationship that just needs to end already attends a seemingly idyllic midsummer festival in Sweden only to discover that the pagan cult behind it is creepy, violent, and willing to make human sacrifices. The retreat tests the young couple’s rocky relationship, and the film is both scary and a poignant depiction of how humans process trauma.

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6. Jackass Forever

Year: 2022
Starring: Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Dave England, Wee Man
Genre: Reality, Comedy
Rating: R
Runtime: 1 hour 26 minutes
Director: Jeff Tremaine
Trailer: Watch here

The original cast of Jackass unites for the first time in over a decade (with newcomer Rachel Wolfson joining) in another entry into the most important franchise of the 21st century. Although the Jackass cast is grappling with aging (they can’t exactly perform the same ridiculous stunts they could 20 years ago), there are still plenty of gross, unbelievable things, most of which have to do with their penises.

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7. Interstellar

Year: 2014
Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain
Genre: Sci-fi, Drama
Rating: PG-13
Runtime: 2 hours 49 minutes
Director: Christopher Nolan
Trailer: Watch here

Christopher Nolan’s space epic has an epic runtime and might not make any sense, but it looks good. In the near future, Earth is becoming increasingly inhabitable, with a global crop blight and a second Dust Bowl. A team of researchers is sent to space to enter a wormhole and explore three different planets in a different galaxy to discover which one is habitable. Matthew McConaughey delivers the most intimate performance of his career as a NASA pilot turned farmer who goes on the mission. The movie will leave you confused and wondering how time works, but that was probably Nolan’s intention.

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8. Licorice Pizza

Year: 2021
Starring: Alana Haim, Cooper Hoffman, Sean Pen, Bradley Cooper
Genre: Drama
Rating: R
Runtime: 2 hours, 34 minutes
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson
Trailer: Watch here

Licorice Pizza is the most Paul Thomas Anderson film Paul Thomas Anderson has ever made: it’s set in California in the 70s and has an impressive ensemble cast. The film stars Cooper Hoffman, son of frequent PTA collaborator Philip Seymour Hoffman as Gary, a teenager, and actor who gets into waterbed sales. He meets Alana, played by Alana Haim of the band Haim, who is feeling a bit mid-20s lost. It’s a coming-of-age story for them both and a bit of a love story as they begin to learn and appreciate one another. What the film lacks in plot, it makes up for with slow but in-depth character development, including a small role played by Bradley Cooper.

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9. Moneyball

Year: 2011
Starring: Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Chris Pratt, Robin Wright, Philip Seymour Hoffman
Genre: Drama, Sports
Rating: PG-13
Runtime: 2 hours, 13 minutes
Director: Bennett Miller
Trailer: Watch here

In this sports drama based on the nonfiction book Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, Brad Pitt plays Oakland Athletics director Billy Beane, whose analytical strategy to create a competitive baseball team with undervalued talent on a limited budget put the team on the map. Jonah Hill and Philip Seymour Hoffman co-star in the film, along with a pre-movie star version of Chris Pratt. The screenplay was co-written by Aaron Sorkin. It’s Sorkiny, but not too Sorkiny.

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10. Beavis And Butt-Head Do The Universe

Year: 2022
Starring: Mike Judge, Andrea Savage, Jimmy O. Yang
Genre: Comedy, Animation
Rating: TV-MA
Runtime: 1 hour, 26 minutes
Director: John Rice and Albert Calleros
Trailer: Watch here

Beavis and Butt-Head are back and possibly dumber than ever. In Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe, the friends who want nothing more than to lose their virginity inadvertently become astronauts which leads them to time travel from 1998 to 2022, where they meet intelligent versions of themselves.

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11. Scream (2022)

Year: 2022
Starring: Jenna Ortega, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Jack Quaid
Genre: Horror
Rating: R
Runtime: 114 minutes
Director: Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett
Trailer: Watch here

In this fifth installment of the classic Scream franchise, Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox return as Sidney Prescott and Gale Weathers. The two are haunted by the events of the original film as a new Ghostface killer emerges once again in Woodsboro and leaves another trail of teenage bodies in their wake. But what seems like random murders, soon becomes a twisted journey into the deadly past of the sleepy town where it all began. Who’s wielding the knife this time and will Sidney and Gale’s luck finally run out as they’re pulled into another bloodbath?

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12. The Lighthouse

Year: 2019
Starring: Robert Pattinson, Willem Dafoe
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Rating: R
Runtime: 1 hour, 50 minutes
Director: Robert Eggers
Trailer: Watch here

Hollywood’s most iconic, reliable weirdos Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe unite in this equally weird psychological thriller about wickies (lighthouse keepers) who are driven mad on a job on a rocky island. The men drink, fart, laugh, and fight, and as the days pass, the island with rocky beaches, which may or may not have supernatural elements, begins to get to them. There are seriously so many farts in this film.

Watch it on Paramount Plus

13. Red Rocket

Year: 2021
Starring: Suzanna Son, Simon Rex, Bree Elrod
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Rating: R
Runtime: 2 hours, 8 minutes
Director: Sean Baker
Trailer: Watch here

In this charming and eccentric film designed to make you feel uncomfortable, Mikey, a Los Angeles-based porn star and con man returns to his home small hometown in Texas. While living with his estranged wife and her mother, he falls for a seventeen-year-old girl named Strawberry, who works at a donut shop.

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14. Confess, Fletch

Year: 2022
Starring: Jon Hamm, Marcia Gay Harden, Roy Wood Jr., Ayden Mayeri
Genre: Comedy, Crime
Rating: R
Runtime: 1 hour, 38 minutes
Director: Greg Mottola
Trailer: Watch here

Jon Hamm found his post-Mad Men niche in the grossly under-marketed crime comedy, Confess, Fletch. Hamm plays the snarky and quick-witted investigative journalist Irwin M. Fletcher, who stumbles upon a crime scene while visiting Boston. The detectives on the case think he’s the murderer, and he investigates the crime himself while making zero effort to look innocent. The role was originally played by Chevy Chase in two Fletch films from the ’80s. In this case, we stan a reboot.

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15. Lady Bird

Year: 2017
Starring: Saorise Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Beanie Feldstein, Tracy Letts
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Rating: R
Runtime: 1 hour, 34 minutes
Director: Greta Gerwig
Trailer: Watch here

Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut is a classic. The semi-autobiographical coming-of-age film tells the story of Lady Bird, a high school senior who recently changed her name to Lady Bird. She has a tense relationship with her mom and wants more than anything to get away from her home of Sacramento, hoping to attend college on the east coast. Throughout her final year of high she has new relationships, a falling out with her best friend, but one thing is a constant: she always comes back to her mom, played by Laurie Metcalf, who should have won an Oscar for the role thank you very much!

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16. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Year: 1989
Starring: Harrison Ford, Sean Connery
Genre: Action
Rating: PG-13
Runtime: 127 minutes
Director: Steven Spielberg
Trailer: Watch here
After two movies as the swashbuckling archaeologist under his belt, Harrison Ford returned for 1989’s Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, which many Indy fans will argue is the best of the series. In the third film, Jones once again find himself on a collision course with the Nazis who are seeking the greatest artifact of all time: The Holy Grail. It’s a topic that Indy knows far too much about thanks to his father, Dr. Henry Jones Sr. (Sean Connery), who was more interested in the religious relic than his own son. Forced to work together, The Last Crusade is a peak Indiana Jones adventure loaded with action set pieces that only Steven Spielberg can deliver on top of the perfect pairing of Ford and Connery.

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17. Almost Famous

Year: 2000
Starring: Billy Crudup, Kate Hudson, Frances McDormand
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Rating: R
Runtime: 2 hours, 2 minutes
Director: Cameron Crowe
Trailer: Watch here

Cameron Crowe’s beloved, ’70s-set journalism movie follows a teenage music fan, who is assigned to follow the fictional band Stillwater on tour for a profile in the magazine. Along the way, he falls in love with groupie Penny Lane — played by Kate Hudson, who received an Oscar nomination in the best supporting actress category along with co-star Frances McDormand — and learns about life, ethical journalism, and the reality of being in a rock and roll band. Crowe’s semi-autobiographical screenplay (he, too, wrote for Rolling Stone as a teen) won the Oscar for best original screenplay.

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18. Minari

Year: 2020
Starring: Steven Yeun, Youn Yuh-jung, Han Ye-ri
Genre: Drama
Rating: PG-13
Runtime: 1 hour, 55 minutes
Director: Lee Isaac Chung
Trailer: Watch here

Minari stars Oscar nominee Steven Yeun and Han Ye-ri as parents in a Korean family who move from California to rural Arkansas in the 1980s. While their deep South setting is a tense culture shock, tensions rise at home, too when Monica’s mother Soon-ja, played by Oscar winner Youn Yuh-jung, comes from Korea to live with the family. It causes trouble within Jacob and Monica’s marriage. David, the couple’s son, shares a room with her and grows frustrated because she is not what he expects a grandmother to be due to her culture. It’s a sad but mostly sweet story with remarkable performances you’ll never forget.

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19. Cruel Intentions

Year: 1999
Starring: Reese Witherspoon, Ryan Phillippe, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Selma Blair
Genre: Drama
Rating: R
Runtime: 98 minutes
Director: Roger Kumble
Trailer: Watch here
In this late 90s romantic drama, Reese Witherspoon gives a breakout performance as Annette Hargrove, the virginal young daughter of a private school headmaster who finds herself targeted in a manipulative wager between wealthy step-siblings Kathryn (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and Sebastian (Ryan Phillippe). While initially caring little about the damage caused by the wager, the once-arrogant and over-entitled Sebastian finds himself falling for Annette, which does not go over well with Kathryn. While Gellar was already on the cusp of fame with Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Cruel Intentions undoubtedly catapulted Witherspoon’s career as she followed up the film with Legally Blonde and cemented herself as an A-list star.

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20. Smile

Year: 2022
Starring: Sosie Bacon, Jessie T. Usher, Kyle Gallner, Robin Weigert
Genre: Horror
Rating: R
Runtime: 1 hour, 55 minutes
Director: Parker Finn
Trailer: Watch here

Sosie Bacon stars as a therapist who, after witnessing the traumatic death of a patient who claims she was haunted by smiling people, starts to see the smiling people herself. As you can probably imagine, she spends the majority of the movie trying to figure out the source of the problem before it’s too late. There is a lot of smiling and a lot of trauma.

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21. Mission: Impossible — Fallout

Year: 2018
Starring: Tom Cruise, Henry Cavill, Simon Pegg
Genre: Action, Thriller
Rating: PG-13
Runtime: 2 hours, 28 minutes
Director: Christopher McQuarrie
Trailer: Watch here

Tom Cruise returns as the at this point superhuman Ethan Hunt for yet another impossible mission (the sixth film in the franchise). Cruise performs even more impressive life-threatening stunts in Mission: Impossible Fallout, including but certainly not limited to a helicopter chase. It’s long, but every minute is truly more thrilling than the next. Henry Cavill assimilated as well into a villain role — the role that required him to have the infamous mustache that was questionably edited out of his scenes in Justice League.

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22. Candyman

Year: 2021
Starring: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Teyonah Parris
Genre: Horror
Rating: R
Runtime: 1 hour, 31 minutes
Director: Nia DaCosta
Trailer: Watch here

Nia DaCosta, whose Marvel film The Marvels is due out this summer, directed this follow-up to the ’90s cult classic starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as an artist who investigates a serial killer for a new project. His investigation leads him to other Black men who were murdered and secrets about his own lineage. DaCosta is a visionary director with a deep understanding of disturbing, thrilling, and impactful imagery.

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23. The Virgin Suicides

Year: 1999
Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Josh Hartnett, Kathleen Turner, AJ Cook
Genre: Drama
Rating: R
Runtime: 1 hour, 37 minutes
Director: Sofia Coppola
Trailer: Watch here

Sofia Coppola’s directorial debut introduced the world to the unique, feminine, dreamlike atmosphere of her filmography. Based on the 1993 best-seller of the same name by Jeffrey Eugenides, the film follows the lives of the sheltered Catholic Lisbon sisters living in an upper-middle-class suburb in Michigan in the 1970s. The overprotected girls are an enigma to everyone, especially a group of boys in town, who are enamored with them. The film is told from their perspective as they reminisce on the Lisbon girls as adults.

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24. Devotion

Year: 2022
Starring: Jonathan Majors, Glenn Powell
Genre: Action
Rating: PG-13
Runtime: 139 minutes
Director: J.D. Dillard
Trailer: Watch here
Devotion stars Jonathan Majors as Jesse Brown the first Black aviator in U.S. Navy history. In this tight military adventure, Brown and his closest friend, fellow fighter pilot Tom Hudner (Glenn Powell), are tasked with turning the tide in a brutal aerial battle during the Korean War. This inspirational true story is perfect for fans of Top Gun or anyone who enjoys an old school war movie. On top of that, Majors is becoming the actor of the moment, and Devotion is yet another powerhouse performance from the burgeoning star.

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25. South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut

Year: 1999
Starring: Trey Parker, Matt Stone
Genre: Comedy, Animation, Musical
Rating: R
Runtime: 1 hour, 21 minutes
Director: Trey Parker
Trailer: Watch here

In this meta feature film version of the popular and controversial Comedy Central animated series South Park, the gang sneaks into an R-rated Canadian film. The children’s parents and teachers are alarmed by the vulgarity they’ve learned from the film and a censorship war begins, obvious commentary on the reception of South Park itself in the United States. Long story short, the kids become the only people who can save the filmmakers from death row.

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Halsey made her runway debut at this year’s Paris Fashion Week by walking in the Pressiat show. Wearing in a lacy black dress with fun cutouts, she accessorized the outfit with a spiky bracelet and some rockstar-inspired eye makeup.

“I walked PFW for the first time today with @pressiat_ and it was terrifying and amazing!!!!” Halsey captioned the slideshow of pics. “Thank you Vincent for having me, and congratulations to you and team on such a stunning collection and iconic show!”

The pop star has worked with Pressiat previously, as the fashion brand styled Halsey in their FW22 skirt and corset for the 2022 Grammy Awards. The look gave a similar gothic energy.

Post-runway, it also seems Halsey is still soaking in the Parisian vibes. In another new Instagram post, they put on a blonde wig and a leather jumpsuit for some truly fiery pics outside of a sex shop and posing on a motorcycle, Barb Wire style. “Nous allons la monter,” they captioned, which translates to, “We’re going to ride it.”

Fans also thought it was giving the vibes of another movie set in the City Of Lights, as one commented on Instagram, “OKAAAAAY IRMA VEP,” referencing the 1996 film.

Check out all the photos from Halsey’s Paris adventure above.

Travis Scott spent the past year laying low in the wake of the deaths at his most recent Astroworld Festival, but has been slowly edging his way back into the spotlight. He’s booked a number of headlining festival sets — mainly at Rolling Loud’s various world stops — but it looks like he’s back in the headlines again in a negative way too.

According to TMZ, Travis has been accused of assault by the sound engineer of New York City nightclub Nebula, who says the Houston rapper punched him before trashing a bunch of equipment. The alleged victim says that after an initial disagreement, Scott punched him in the left side of his face and then damaged some speakers and video screens — about $12,000 worth of damage.

Even before the Astroworld disaster, Travis Scott has had a history of legal troubles from some of his over-the-top behavior. In 2015, he was arrested for disorderly conduct after telling fans at Lollapalooza to jump the barricades in front of the stage. Another arrest for inciting a riot came in 2017 after a show in Arkansas that got a little too rowdy. This was after a prior arrest for the same offense earlier that year for encouraging a fan at a New York show to jump from a balcony, injuring themselves in the process.

Travis was in New York Tuesday night (February 28) to support his Cactus Jack artist Don Toliver at a concert. His own next show will be this weekend at — where else? — Rolling Loud Los Angeles.