Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker revealed the sex of their first baby together with a literal drum roll.
Kardashian has shared a video on her Instagram showing her and the Blink-182 drummer sitting by his drum kit. After a brief back-and-forth about the presence of a “pyro guy,” Barker started rolling on the snare, leading up to an explosion of blue confetti.
Naturally, people in the comments are suggesting the couple name the baby boy Kravis.
Kardashian revealed that she was expecting during a Blink-182 show earlier in June by holding up a sign reading “Travis I’m pregnant,” a reference to a moment from the band’s classic “All the Small Things” video.
Both Kardashian and Barker each have three children from previous relationships.
Tom Holland is getting candid about the negative reviews of his new series The Crowded Room.
“It’s no secret that my show has been so horribly reviewed,” he says during an interview with Unilad released June 23.
Holland goes on to share that despite the negative reviews, there is something that both critics and fans can take from the series.
“I think that the message of the show which can speak to so many different issues is that asking for help should be something that we as a society celebrate,” the 27-year-old actor explains. “It’s an act of bravery, whether it is substance abuse, whether it is abuse at home, whether it is abuse at school, standing up and asking for help is not something you should be ashamed of.”
“I hope that this show can represent that in a truthful and authentic and most importantly sensitive way,” he continued. “So for me, if we can somehow make people feel empowered by saying ‘I’m not feeling good I really need some help’, then we’ve done what we set out to do.”
Jon Hamm is officially off the market. The actor married his former Mad Men co-star Anna Osceola on Saturday, June 24 in Big Sur, California, and Page Six has the snaps.
The couple, who appeared together in 2022’s Confess, Fletch, were apparently engaged in 2022.
The 52-year-old Hamm and his 35-year-old bride met on an episode of Mad Men, and in a case of life imitating art, they chose to have their ceremony where their characters met: Big Sur’s Anderson Canyon.
Osceola played a receptionist named Clementine, who happened to meet Hamm’s Don Draper while he was staying at a wellness retreat at that location during the acclaimed show’s 2015 finale.
Fans will recall that it was there a meditating Don came up with the idea for the famous Coca-Cola “Hilltop” ad, which featured the tagline, “I’d like to buy the world a Coke…,” and saw Clementine’s braided pigtails echoed in one of the spot’s featured actresses.
Mad Men star and Jon’s pal John Slattery was reportedly in attendance, as were Paul Rudd, Larry David, Tina Fey, and Brooke Shields.
According to photos published by Page Six, the pair said their “I dos” at sunset, with Osceola wearing a strapless white gown with a plunging neckline, and her red hair flowing loose. She later changed into a dark blue dress and sandals for the reception.
Top Gun: Maverick star Hamm opted for a traditional black tuxedo.
The pair’s meeting in 2015 came after Hamm — who in 2012 swore off marriage in a Playboy interview — broke it off with actress Jennifer Westfeldt after 18 years together.
Peacock has renewed the Pete Davidson comedy Bupkis for a second season, according to Deadline. Davidson writes, executive-produces and stars in the series, which is a fictionalized version of his life. Edie Falco plays his mom and Joe Pesci portrays his grandfather. The first season also featured guest appearances from Machine Gun Kelly, Steve Buscemi, Bobby Cannavale, Charlie Day, Al Gore, Paul Walter Hauser, Chase Sui Wonders and Ray Romano…
Variety reports the Magnum P.I. reboot has been canceled at NBC. The drama series, which was canceled by CBS last year before NBC picked it up, will end with the upcoming second part of season 5. Per the outlet, the cast’s deals have expired, leaving the network to either order more episodes without knowing when they could enter production or extend the actors’ deals to prolong the decision-making period. Ultimately, NBC opted to release the actors and move forward without the series on its roster. Jay Hernandez starred in the series, along with Perdita Weeks, Zachary Knighton, Stephen Hill, Amy Hill and Tim Kang…
Actor Frederic Forrest, best known for his roles as Bette Midler‘s limousine-driver-turned-love-interest, Huston Dyer in The Rose, and Jay “Chef” Hicks in Francis Ford Coppola‘s Apocalypse Now, opposite Robert Duvall, Martin Sheen and Marlon Brando, died Friday in Santa Monica, California after a long illness. “The great and beloved Frederic Forrest has died,” Midler tweeted on Friday. “Thank you to all of his fans and friends for all their support these last few months. He was a remarkable actor, and a brilliant human being, and I was lucky to have him in my life. He was at peace.” Coppola said in a statement obtained by Deadline, “Freddie Forrest was a sweet, much beloved person, a wonderful actor and a good friend. His loss is heartbreaking to me”…
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse topped the domestic box office once again, grabbing an estimated $19.5 million in its fourth week of release. The animated sequel has generated $316 million in North America and $560 million globally to date.
Disney-Pixar’s animated adventure Elemental held onto second place with an estimated $18.5 million, bringing its North American tally to $65 million and $121 million worldwide.
The week’s biggest story, however, was The Flash, which fell to third place with just an estimated $15.3 million in its second week of release — a disastrous 72% drop in ticket sales.
The Jennifer Lawrence R-rated comedy No Hard Feelings bowed in fourth place, delivering an estimated $15 million at the domestic box office, to go along with $9.5 million overseas.
Rounding out the top five was Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, earning an estimated $11.6 million. After three weeks the latest Transformers movie has earned $122.9 million at the domestic box office and $218 million worldwide.
Elsewhere, Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City collected an estimated $9 million after expanding to wide release — a career-high for Anderson.
Have no fear, your reality roundup is here! Here’s a look at what’s happened in the world of reality television this week.
The Real Housewives of New Jersey
During an episode of the Namaste B$tches podcast Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice shut down speculations about her marriage to Luis “Louie” Ruelas being in a troubled state as their first anniversary approached.”Those claims are baseless. I have an immense love and admiration for him. There’s absolutely no shakiness between us.”
Vanderpump Rules
Faith Stowers has launched a fundraiser to sue her former Vanderpump Rules co-star, Stassi Schroeder. On a GoFundMe page launched Sunday, Stowers claims that Schroeder made false and ignorant statements about her in her book, Off with My Head: The Definitive Basic B**** Handbook to Surviving Rock Bottom. Schroeder was fired from the show in 2020 after involving the police in an incident targeting Stowers, the only Black cast member at the time. “She continues to stand by her ignorant claims that are very harmful to me and my family,” Stowers claimed, adding that she is “seeking assistance” to the tune of $20,000 “to get this book removed.”
Real Housewives of Potomac
Monique Samuels, a former cast member of The Real Housewives of Potomac, has initiated the legal process to end her marriage with Chris Samuels. The Montgomery County Family Court confirmed the filing, according toPeople, stating that Monique, 39, has officially submitted a petition for divorce from Chris, 45, a former NFL player. Public records indicate that she initially filed a complaint for absolute divorce on April 14, followed by an amended complaint on June 15. The former couple has a scheduled hearing on Wednesday. The duo, who tied the knot in 2012, have three children together: sons Christopher and Chase, and daughter Milani.
Michael J. Fox can’t help but gush over wife Tracy Pollan.
The actor took to Instagram on Thursday, June 22, to celebrate his longtime wife — and former Family Ties co-star — on her 63rd birthday.
“‘She showers the people she loves with love, she shows them the way that she feels,'” Fox’s post began. He shared photos of him and the birthday girl together, as well as one photo of them with their four children.
“Happy happy birthday @tracy.pollan my forever Summer girl, my love, my best friend, and the most beautiful amazing mom to our four stupendous kids,” he continued. “Love love love you.”
Pollan took notice and shared her reaction in the comments section, writing, “Love this and you!!!!”
Fox’s birthday tribute for Pollan also garnered love from celebrity pals like Julianna Margulies, Julianne Moore and Jennifer Grey.
Fox and Pollan, who married in July 1988, are parents to son Sam Michael, 34, twin daughters Aquinnah Kathleen and Schuyler Frances, both 28, and daughter Esmé Annabelle, 21.
Paddington Bear is going to be accompanied by some new but familiar faces on his next adventure.
Olivia Colman, Antonio Banderas and Emily Mortimer are all in talks to join the third installment of the Paddington franchise, titled Paddington in Peru, Deadline reports.
The popular Paddington films follow the titular, marmalade sandwich-loving bear voiced by Ben Whishaw and show his escapades while living with the London-based Brown family.
Colman will play The Reverend Mother in the third film, a nun who runs the Home for Retired Bears. Banderas will take on the role of the riverboat captain Hunter Cabot, who helps the Brown family on their Peruvian journey.
Mortimer, however, will take over the role of Mary Brown, which was played by Sally Hawkins in the first two Paddington movies.
“For me, it has felt the right time to hand the reigns over to another, and one can’t get much better than the truly wonderful Emily Mortimer, she is extraordinarily special,” Hawkins said. “I already greatly miss my on and off-screen family – the experience of making the first two films has truly been some of the best and most creative times I have had in the world of film.”
Paddington in Peru is set to begin principal photography on July 24.
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s first TV series, FUBAR, which premiered on May 25, led Nielsen’s streaming charts for its premiere week of May 22-28, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The action comedy drew 1.53 billion minutes — or 25.57 million hours of viewing — for the week. FUBAR has been renewed for a second season on Netflix. Succession remained steady for the week leading up to its series finale, while Prime Video’s Citadel joined the rankings for the week its season finale dropped…
Luke Wilson and Greg Kinnear have been tapped to star in the film You Gotta Believe, according to Deadline. It’s based on the inspirational true story of Fort Worth, Texas’ 2002 Westside Little League team “who dedicate their season to a player’s dying father and, in the process, defy all odds to make it to the Little League Baseball World Series championship in a game that became an ESPN classic.” Wilson will play the role of the dying father, Bobby Ratliff, with Kinnear as Coach Jon Kelly. The film is currently in production…
NBC’s The Voice revealed its coaching lineup for season 25 on Thursday. The network has announced Grammy-winning country duo Dan + Shay as the newest coaches for season 25, which is set to air in spring 2024. They join returning coaches Reba McEntire, John Legend and Chance the Rapper. Meanwhile, you can catch season 24 of The Voice with coaches Reba, John, Niall Horan and Gwen Stefani this fall…
Andrew Barth Feldman is Jennifer Lawrence’s love interest in the raunchy new comedy No Hard Feelings.
The actor told ABC Audio that working with Lawrence was just as amazing as you would think it would be.
“She’s just brilliant. She’s like a one-of-a-kind comedian and always has been, and yet we’ve never seen her in a comedy like this,” Feldman said. “There’s nothing better for her to do and there’s no one better to do it. And there was nothing that was off limits between the two of us. We had the most incredible time.”
Feldman plays Percy in the film, an awkward 19-year-old who becomes entangled with Lawrence’s Maddie after his parents hire her to seduce him.
This isn’t the first time that the concept of an older woman pursuing a younger man has been explored in film, as Feldman notes, and he says he took the time to watch such movies in preparation for the role.
“It felt important that I watch The Graduate. Obviously, our movie is very much in conversation with The Graduate and movies like it,” Feldman said. “It’s interesting to see how that movie is, like, not really even funny anymore. It’s much more of a think piece than is perhaps remembered.”
And while No Hard Feelings is very much a comedy, Feldman says there are also other, deeper layers to it.
“It’s pretty easy to feel stuck as a young person right now,” Feldman said. “To tell a very funny but very heartwarming story about a young person coming into themself and entering the world for the first time — I think that’s what we need to be telling stories about.”
No Hard Feelings releases in theaters everywhere on June 23.
