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Orlando Bloom Shares Sweet Bonding Moment With His, Katy Perry’s Daughter Daisy DoveKaty Perry and Justin Trudeau are living a teenage dream at Coachella 2026. The “Roar” singer chronicled her epic date night with the former Prime Minister of Canada at the annual festival, and it’s safe to say fireworks flew. In one snap shared to Katy’s Instagram April 11, the pair held hands as they walked throughout the festival grounds. Katy, 41, rocked a white tee with matching shorts. To tie her casual festival look together, the “Dark Horse” singer wore a black drawstring backpack, black boots, and a…
Paramount Pictures has acquired U.S. rights to “By Any Means,” a civil rights era-set crime thriller from director Elegance Bratton, starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg. The studio has dated the film for theatrical release on Sept. 4. Set against the backdrop of 1966 Mississippi and inspired by true events, the film’s logline explains, “By Any Means” follows “a volatile partnership between a hardened mafia hitman and a young Black FBI agent as they are forced into an uneasy alliance to track down those responsible for the killing of civil rights leaders — uncovering a conspiracy that tests the…
Courtesy of Sci Fi Channel On paper, a show about a starship crew traveling through space sounds similar to “Star Trek.” It’s also the general premise of “Lexx,” an underrated sci-fi series co-created by Paul Donovan, Lex Gigeroff, and Jeffrey Hirschfield that’s really nothing like Gene Roddenberry’s beloved franchise. In fact, Donovan believes that his show is like “Star Trek” with a dark side. “In the past, I’ve referred to ‘Lexx’ as ‘Star Trek”s evil twin. People immediately understand that,” Donovan told Cinefantastique. “But if I had to find any real inspiration, I’d say ‘Alien,’ [Kon Ichikawa’s] ‘Fires on the…
One of the new comedy series hoping to take advantage of The Studio’s year off also hails from Apple TV. Boasting an A-list cast and TV superstar David E. Kelly as an executive producer, Margo’s Got Money Trouble has already staked out a number of Top 10 spots Gold Derby’s early Emmy nominations predictions. Now, Gold Derby can exclusively reveal the full slate of Emmy submissions for Margo’s Got Money Troubles, which clarifies how acting races will be dividing among stars Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Nicole Kidman. The latter two will be competing for Comedy Supporting Actress, while Fanning…
The first weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festivals is officially underway in Indio, California. In addition to being the location to where half of L.A. empties out into for two weeks, it’s also a major draw for eyeballs within the music industry. A significant spot on the lineup, especially in the headliner position, can solidify current standing in the business and potentially help with Grammy campaigns later this fall. With the 2027 Grammy Awards in mind, who stands to gain a lot from successful performances this weekend and next? Three names come to mind. Justin Bieber The…
Has Fox Mulder been taken off the X-Files? A return to the show that made him a star does not seem imminent for David Duchovny, at least based on the tenor of comments he made today regarding Ryan Coogler’s highly anticipated reboot. “I wish them well,” Duchovny told Gold Derby exclusively. “You know, it’s a great frame, it’s a great show. Chris Carter came up with a frame that is endlessly generative of story ideas — with a believer and a non-believer. “I have no doubt they’ve got a good shot at making a great show. I just hope their…
Heading into the 15th episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18, Juicy Love Dion had just been eliminated, leaving Darlene Mitchell, Myki Meeks, and Nini Coco as the Top 3 finalists to compete for the crown. But Juicy’s run had not come to a complete end because this week she returned along with the other eliminated queens to compete for a $50,000 cash prize in the Lalaparuza lip sync smackdown featuring all RuPaul songs. Read on for our recap of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18, Episode 15, titled “All RuPaul-A-Paruza Smackdown,” which aired Friday, April 10 on MTV, for a breakdown on…
Josie and the Pussycats was ahead of its time. Although the 2001 musical comedy was a box-office flop, the soundtrack was a hit — clawing its way to No. 16 on the Billboard charts and was certified gold after selling over 500,000 copies — and has only grown in popularity in the quarter century since. In case you need a primer, Josie and the Pussycats follows the titular three-piece all-girl rock band who originated in the pages of Archie comics before going on to headline their own comic books and animated series. The lineup included lead singer Josie McCoy (Rachael…
Fans of Little Bear Ridge Road might be surprised to learn that Samuel D. Hunter’s acclaimed play did not originate as the intimate family drama that audiences saw on Broadway in October. “I started writing a completely different play that was about four custodial workers doing the night shift, and they were talking about television that they were watching,” Hunter reveals to Gold Derby. The Obie-winning author of The Whale and Lewiston/Clarkston ultimately used that notion of TV-chatting characters as the inspiration for his Broadway debut, which stars Tony-contending Laurie Metcalf as an Idaho nurse who reconnects with her nephew…
Welcome back to Tony Talk, where Gold Derby contributors Sam Eckmann and David Buchanan offer Tony Awards analysis. This week, we discuss the latest major contender in the hotly-contested Best Musical Revival race. David Buchanan: Sam, the race for Best Musical Revival at the 2026 Tonys started incredibly strong with the October opening of Lincoln Center Theatre’s expansive, thrillingly sung production of Ragtime. But we’ve known for a long time that the off-Broadway production of Cats: The Jellicle Ball would be transferring to Broadway, and it arrived earlier this week to stellar notices as well. As you mentioned during our Awards Magnet appearance, this category is likely to be…