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NBC “America’s Got Talent” concluded its Season 21 quarterfinals on Tuesday, September 8, with a three-hour live broadcast that included performances and eliminations in one big, long night. It’s a good thing Heidi Klum was there to fill in for Simon Cowell, because we needed all the emotional support we could get. Heading into the “AGT” extravaganza, 11 hopeful quarterfinalists — quirk-master Akira, rock duo Bird and Byron, impressionist Cameron Logsdon, singing comedian Cesar Dias, singer Jesse Joe, singer Lara D, parkour acrobat Ruben Roldan, singer Travis Garland, danger duo Tyrone & Margo, robotic dance crew…

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John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein were looking forward to filming a pivotal scene in Mayday when they got some bad news. To re-create a Soviet-era May Day parade, the duo had enlisted 1,000 extras and 1,000 crewmembers. Their costume designer, Debra McGuire, created 1,000 period-accurate military uniforms, while the production had a dozen Soviet tanks at the ready and a custom-built nuclear launch vehicle for the shoot. “It was massive,” says Goldstein, of preparing for the big day in 2024. Then, the team hit a major problem. Budapest would no longer let them shoot in Heroes’ Square, which was…

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Spencer Pratt Gloats Over Rumored ‘Kimmel’ Ending Published September 8, 2026 6:30 PM PDT Spencer Pratt may have taken a fat L in the Los Angeles mayoral race, but he’s considering the rumored cancellation of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” as a win. The reality-star-turned-failed-politician went on Twitter to mock Jimmy Kimmel over the speculation … aiming a stray at Gavin Newsom, too. Waiting for your permission to load the Twitter Tweet. Spencer wrote … “Newsom AND Kimmel gone next year?? Be still, my laughing heart! Things are looking UP fam” As we previously reported, reports surfaced that ABC was not expected…

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Picture Credits: Getty Images / Netflix Laura Hankin is an actor, novelist, and screenwriter. The former theater kid is the writer behind “One Star Romance” and now her first produced feature film, Don’t Say Good Luck. From director Julia Hart, the High School dramedy is about Sophie (Sunny Sandler) starring in the school play while her mother is ill. Hankin, whose new novel comes out next spring, Don’t Say Good Luck is a personal story that she’s proud to see connecting in the way she hoped. “The movie was on this scale that I have never experienced before,” Hankin told…

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Following the dominant showings by Widow’s Bay, The Pitt, and DTF St. Louis over the weekend at the Creative Arts Emmys, all three programs are now surging in Gold Derby’s Primetime Emmy predictions. Here’s a closer look at every Emmy nominee that has risen in the Gold Derby odds in the past 36 hours. We’ve included graphs to visualize which contenders are gaining the most ground. COMEDY Betty Gilpin at the 2026 Creative Arts EmmysJC Olivera/Variety via Getty Images Apple TV’s breakout horror-comedy claimed eight Emmys on Sunday: guest actress (Betty Gilpin), casting, cinematography, music composition, music supervision, production design,…

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OnlyFans star Annie Knight celebrated her upcoming wedding to fiancé Henry Brayshaw with her inner circle. “It’s made me so excited for the wedding,” Knight, 29, exclusively told Us after her recent Bachelorette party. “To think that all of those people, plus even more of my nearest and dearest, are going to be there celebrating with us makes me so emotional. I just can’t wait.” Knight was surprised when her friends decorated the house she rented for the weekend — with help from a professional stylist, of course. The celebration included an oyster shucking station, bartenders making cocktails, a photographer,…

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EXCLUSIVE: Talk about a dead ringer when it comes to casting: We’re getting word that 4x Emmy winner John Mulaney is eyeing to star as wisenheimer Agent Maxwell Smart in Warner Bros’ upcoming reimagining of Get Smart. The project is early in the works with Now You See Me: Now You Don’t scribe Seth Grahame-Smith penning the screenplay. Chuck Roven and Andrew Lazar are producing. The spy comedy series Get Smart was created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry and ran for 138 episodes from 1965-70. The first four seasons of the James Bond spoof aired on NBC, while the final…

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This is the way The Gentlemen ends: not with a bang, but with a chainsaw. In the final shot of Guy Ritchie and Matthew Read’s sensationally entertaining British gangster thriller’s second season, Lord Edward Horniman (Theo James), the 13th Duke of Halstead, gets bloody satisfaction against the men responsible for the death of his newlywed wife Bella (Benedetta Porcaroli), and an all-out assault on his ancestral home of Halstead Manor. But if his own older brother Freddy (Daniel Ings) is one of those men, why is he still alive, holding a chainsaw and the severed head of his ultra-religious drug…

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Credit: Pacha New York Cardi B is back at Pacha New York! The 33-year-old rapper was among the stars partying at Black Coffee‘s show at Pacha New York on Sunday night (September 6) in Brooklyn, New York. 13 Black Coffee delivered a signature set to close out the nightclub’s four-night Labor Day Weekend celebration, with Cardi among the VIP guests in attendance. The outing marked Cardi‘s return to Pacha after she took over the Brooklyn venue for a one-night-only performance back in July. During that show, she performed hits including “Bodak Yellow,” “WAP,” “Up” and “Outside.” She wasn’t the only…

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