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Andrew Scott had played Hamlet 150 times, each production clocking in at three hours and 45 minutes. He’d learned all 1,500 lines to perform at every show. He’d mastered the physical demands of the final-act swordfight and waded through the complex, volatile emotional journey that led into it. “You’re dealing with the very essence of the biggest question we have,” as Scott puts it now. “What happens to us when we die?” The New York Times’ Ben Brantley had written of Scott’s performance, “I could see his heart palpitating, and breaking apart, within his chest.” This was in 2017, when…
Ariana Grande Suffers ‘Deep Cut’ Injury, Explains Changes for Final Two Shows of ‘Eternal Sunshine Tour’ | Just Jared
2 Ariana Grande has suffered a minor injury that will have a small impact on the final two shows of the Eternal Sunshine Tour. The 33-year-old entertainer took to her Instagram Stories on Monday afternoon (August 31) to explain what she’s currently dealing with and how she’s making changes to the upcoming London concerts. Ariana is wrapping the tour at London’s O2 Arena with shows on Monday and Tuesday this week. 2 Ariana Grande explains her injury and changes to the show Ariana wrote a note to fans revealing that she suffered a “deep cut” on her foot and she…
Anime is expanding its anime collection with a new slate of titles, broader English dub access, and two new linear channels, making anime more accessible than ever to a free streaming audience. The new additions start with more English-dubbed and subtitled versions of series including Inuyashiki: Last Hero and Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress, as well as One-Punch Man and Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple, both available for the first time in free streaming with English dubs. Pluto will also be adding broader dub access to NARUTO, Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, Inuyasha, Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead and Captain Tsubasa. Two new channels will be added in September: It’s…
Warning: The following story contains spoilers for the season finale of Furious. The truth is finally out on Furious, and with it comes a role reversal for its leading ladies, FBI Agent Alice (Emmy Rossum) and serial killer Catherine (Lola Petticrew). It may have been Emma Easton’s (Hope Davis) DNA under Isabel’s (Larissa Campos) nails, but it was Catherine who killed her. And the reason Alice wanted to work in the FBI’s C-20 division is because she knew there was a video of her having sex as a teenager floating around. In the finale titled “Hart Island,” Catherine turns up…
Star Sightings: Counting Crows Perform at Hollywood Bowl, Isla Fisher Shops at MOTHER in Beverly Hills
Here’s a look at what celebrities have been up to as of late!Counting Crows put on show stopping performances at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California.Isla Fisher shopped at the MOTHER flagship store in Beverly Hills, California wearing The Itty Bitty Ringer in Dazzle Me with The Lil Bookie Twist Skimp in Just an Animal by MOTHER with Le Seul Ranunculus in Soft Calf Tan shoes. The actress also attended the premiere of Spa Weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada wearing the Monique Lhuillier Spring 2026 Asymmetric Lightweight Crepe Jersey Draped One-Shoulder Gown with Gold Ball Piercing in Plumeria and carried the Hammitt Beverly Med in Cherrywood Pebble bag while appearing…
A screencap of Bryan in ‘Resident Evil’Image via Columbia Pictures The last few years have come up roses for Zach Cregger, who made his solo feature directorial debut in 2022 on Barbarian. Georgina Campbell and Justin Long lead the horror film, which grossed over $46 million at the global box office against a modest $4.5 million budget. Cregger once again found success last year with one of the best movies of 2025, Weapons, starring Josh Brolin and Julia Garner. Cregger also guided Amy Madigan to her first Oscar-winning performance and a rare horror win in the category, making history as…
Robert Prange/Getty Images The 2026 U.S. Open is finally here, and tennis fans should look forward to watching the sport’s biggest names compete for a trophy over the next couple of weeks on their September TV calendar. As the final Grand Slam tournament of the year and the only one held in the United States, the U.S. Open will crown winners in five events. Per usual, men’s and women’s singles, men’s and women’s doubles, and mixed doubles are taking center stage, with seven rounds of singles and six rounds of…
Soleil Moon Frye‘s documentary Werewolf in the Waves, an intimate look at her relationship with late Crazy Town rocker Shifty Shellshock, has a new team riding the surf with her. Leonardo DiCaprio‘s Appian Way and Emmy winner Dax Dasilva have boarded as executive producers. Frye, who previously directed the nostalgia-laced doc Kid 90 about her experience in Hollywood as a child star turned young adult in the 1990s, directed the majority of Werewolf in the Waves on her iPhone. The footage she captured centers on a reunion with Seth Binzer, aka Shifty, an old friend from childhood. Frye originally set…
Selena Gomez Shows Off Her Assets In NSFW Vacation Video Shared By Husband Benny Blanco!
When in Venice! Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco haven’t quite hit their 1 year wedding anniversary just yet (we’re one month away), but that isn’t stopping the two from enjoying a couples’ getaway in the sunny daze of Venice, Italy! It’s also not stopping the duo from gettin’ a lil’ cheeky, literally! Related: Selena’s Mom Fires Back At Haters Benny shared a video to TikTok over the weekend of his lady love soaking up the sun on a yacht. No bikini strings attached! In the quick vid, Selly’s hubby zooms in at an absolutely glowing Selena. Check it out for…
Pictured: The Gentlemen S2 and Major Crimes Welcome to your weekly look ahead at what’s coming to Netflix UK over the next seven days! As we wave goodbye to August and welcome in September, Netflix is delivering an absolutely massive week of content. Between the traditional first-of-the-month drop of licensed movies, the highly anticipated return of Guy Ritchie’s action-comedy series, and a slew of classic sitcoms and dramas, there is plenty to add to your watchlist. Here is a breakdown of everything coming to Netflix between August 31st and September 6th, 2026, including three expanded highlights you definitely won’t want…