Marcus Jones is an entertainment reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in Los Angeles.
The Academy Awards hasn't gone without a host since 1989, which is infamous for being a disaster.
“I really do hope and fight for the fact that we keep this change going, or this shift happening, rather than just have it be an #AsianAugust that happened back in 2018,” Manny Jacinto told BuzzFeed News.
“I know the difference between agenda driven fake news and reality, and I am very comfortable with this decision,” said Red Sonja producer Avi Lerner, one day after new sexual misconduct allegations against Singer were detailed in the Atlantic.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine fans are looking at Hitchcock and Scully a little differently after Thursday’s episode.
The long-hinted-at song has a music video that features Grande and the six recipients of her rings.
This may be the first bop of 2019.
No word yet on when the comedy series will premiere, but fans are excited to see The Office team back together.
From Viggo Mortensen using the n-word to writer-producers Peter Farrelly and Nick Vallelonga having to answer for past behavior, the Golden Globe–winning Green Book has brought quite a few awards season scandals with it.
The controversial story which the actor called "100% fabricated" was wiped from the Daily Star's website Saturday.
"I stand behind these women 1000%," Gaga wrote. "The allegations against R Kelly [are] absolutely horrifying and indefensible."
"#PlaneBae is not a romance – it is a digital-age cautionary tale about privacy, identity, ethics and consent," the woman said through her attorney.
Tracking how Kanye West went from "I'mma let you finish..." to Make America Great Again.
"This interview is a trainwreck." Update: Bateman has apologized on Twitter.
The star died at a hospital in Florida Thursday morning, his agent said.
Cattrall is said to have felt that centering the film on the death of Mr. Big “didn’t have a lot to offer the character of Samantha.”
Johnson, 63, was serving a life sentence for a nonviolent, first-time drug offense.
A Twitter purge drew some negative attention a week after Melissa Villaseñor made SNL history.
The Ant-Man and the Wasp star said she was "basically cornered into doing a scene partially naked": "I felt had no choice in the matter."
The talk show host said her Halloween costume made her overheat.
"I just want to see more of us on screen, because Black History Month is a month, but black people are forever, and they've always been forever." —Kofi Siriboe