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Fox David Mazouz made a name for himself by playing a young Bruce Wayne on “Gotham,” though you may not know what he’s been up to since. A DC “Batman” universe prequel centered on Detective James Gordon’s (Ben McKenzie) beginnings in Gotham City, the Fox series was Mazouz’s second major TV part, following his starring role on “Touch” from 2012 to 2013. Mazouz appeared in all 100 episodes of “Gotham,” from 2014 to 2019, featuring as one of one of the show’s most important supporting characters. During his time on…
At the beginning of John Carney’s Oscar-winning film Once, Glen Hansard’s busker character is robbed mid-performance, resulting in a foot chase across the streets of Dublin to recover what rightfully belongs to him. In the Irish filmmaker’s newest film, Power Ballad, Paul Rudd’s wedding band frontman, Rick Power, witnesses an older busker being fleeced in similar fashion, only this Dublin-based street performer opts to shrug his shoulders when Rick asks him why he didn’t pursue the thieves. This moment sets up Rick’s own decision to reclaim what’s his after former boy bander Danny Wilson (Nick Jonas) stole one of his…
‘Heated Rivalry’ Behind-the-Scenes Book Coming This Fall From Creator Jacob Tierney – Just Jared – Celebrity News and Gossip
Credit: Getty There’s something new coming to keep Heated Rivalry fans satisfied while waiting for Season 2. Creator Jacob Tierney is releasing a new behind-the-scenes book, called I’ll Believe in Anything, out on October 13. Here’s the full synopsis: From Jacob Tierney, the creator of Heated Rivalry, in partnership with Brendan Brady and Accent Aigu, comes I’ll Believe in Anything, an official and complete collection of annotated scripts for the biggest cultural sensation of the year, with all new exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Based on Rachel Reid‘s blockbuster Game Changers book series, Heated Rivalry premiered on Crave and HBO in late 2025 and immediately took…
With Industry set for a fifth and final season, it’s not just the audience who will be saying goodbye to the money- and power-hungry characters. The cast will be bidding their alter egos farewell too. And in the case of Myha’la, there are a few things she’d like to see from her character, Harper, before clocking out for good. “It’s hard not to be really sentimental about this because Harper also feels like my sister — who I want so badly to go to therapy,” Myha’la said during a recent conversation with Gold Derby. “Obviously, that’s not dramatic enough.” Within…
Because there’s no shame in Mollen’s boy mom game. Before she was wrapped up in this current controversy, the 47-year-old fully leaned into the mama’s boy stereotype. And the Internet had thoughts. “Call me old-fashioned,” she kicked off a May 10 entry on her Substack, The Best Friend Experience with Jenny Mollen, “but I only want my sons to marry women with dead mothers. It’s my only shot at staying relevant, of seeming useful, and of winning by comparison.” The way she saw it, continued the star, “Having boys is a mind f–k. It builds you up, only to tear…
EXCLUSIVE: The Olivia Colman-John Lithgow starring Jimpa and Goya Award-winning Maspalomas are set to headline Kashish Pride Film Festival, South Asia’s largest LGBTQ+ film festival that’s about to get underway in Mumbai, India. In Jimpa, the drama directed by Sophie Hyde, Lithgow plays the titular character, a gay senior living in Amsterdam who is visited by his daughter Hannah (Olivia Colman) and nonbinary granddaughter Frances (Aud Mason-Hyde). “Jimpa celebrates LGBTQ+ culture across three generations,” notes a synopsis: “Grandfather Jim faces the challenges of aging as a gay man in a generation that never expected to grow old; teenager Frances grapples…
This June, Netflix is coming in hot with top-notch content all month long. While it’s always hard to say goodbye to the titles leaving Netflix, you won’t feel down for long once you get a good look at the impressive array of Netflix Original series coming to the platform to take their place. With everything from premiering titles to long-awaited continuations of fan favorites, Netflix’s diverse and delightful June 2026 premieres are sure to have something for everyone.The streamer is set to help you celebrate the new month with premieres from highly anticipated continuations of established hit series across several different…
He-Man lands in theaters Friday, and reviews for Masters of the Universe are now in. The film, a live-action adaptation of the Mattel franchise from director Travis Knight, follows Prince Adam of Eternia, who crash-lands on Earth as a child and is separated from his Sword of Power. Raised as an ordinary man named Adam Glenn, he eventually recovers the sword and returns to save his homeland, where he faces off against Skeletor. Nicholas Galitzine stars as He-Man/Prince Adam/Adam Glenn, while Jared Leto plays the villain Skeletor. The cast also includes Idris Elba as Man-at-Arms, Camila Mendes as Teela, Alison…
Karamo Brown Confirms Final Straw That Led To Him Cutting Ties With Queer Eye Co-Stars!
Karamo Brown is speaking out about what led to his major falling out with his Queer Eye co-stars! As we previously reported, the 45-year-old reality star is no longer on good terms with Jonathan Van Ness, Antoni Porowski, Tan France, and Jeremiah Brent after filming the final season of the beloved Netflix reboot last summer. Things are so bad between them that Karamo didn’t show up to promote Queer Eye with the group earlier this year! And it was reportedly after a jaw-dropping hot mic moment on set! Related: Why Taylor Swift Grew Apart From Miles Teller & Keleigh Sperry!…
Looking for the lost origin story of The Lost Boys? Go straight to the source — Ali Louis Bourzgui. The Tony-nominated star of the hit Broadway musical plays the leader of the titular vampire pack, and has independently developed an entire history for how his alter ego, David, became the leader of Santa Carla’s most bloodthirsty rocker. “I think of him as being born in 1890,” Bourzgui tells Gold Derby about his version of David, a role that Kiefer Sutherland originated onscreen in Joel Schumacher’s immortal 1987 feature film. “That means he can be around for the 1906 earthquake that’s…