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https://www.instagram.com/p/C4ooUoaMgq7/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=c2a09f90-1172-4f10-b5fa-ad9ecc25eb57 - Former Neighbours and DOA actress Holly Valance, now married to a billionaire, proclaimed she would never return to Australian as it's "too woke" (her evidence for this was that she got a speeding ticket) - Specifically calls out the Australian state of Victoria where they "fine you for breathing" and not voting in an election and then goes on to say she's never voted in an election. - Blames Great Thunberg for kids coming home from school with anxiety and depression. - Praises Trump, describing him as "fabulous". - You can watch the full interview here

https://x.com/britneythestan/status/1769782163875024991?s=46 Well this time it was a manager her Dad choose before the cship even ended. I honestly think this should've happened as soon as the cship ended. Britney needs to continue to clean house, fire all the people that have connections to Father and Team con. A fresh new start will continue her recovery, anyone locked away in 13 years of conservatorship abuse isn't going to be “normal" right away. All of yall who wanted her out of cship for new music right away are so disappointing. Let her have a fresh start in life by firing the bad people and just take life day by day. I truly think Britney needs a huge restart button personal life wise, then if she wants to do new music on her own terms she can… keyword “IF".

Warner Bros. / Amazon MGM Studios The curtains have closed on the Oscars, and as we peer over the horizon following a six-month Hollywood hiatus due to the union strikes, the initial trepidation over a sparse cinematic future will be sure to dissipate once you look at the road ahead. Contrary to fears, the film landscape appears not just replenished but vibrant, with several compelling titles that are already making waves. Warner Bros. leads this promising cadre, already spotlighting Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune: Part Two” as a formidable contender across numerous categories. The studio’s lineup is also bolstered by eagerly anticipated sequels such as George Miller’s “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” and Todd Phillips’ “Joker: Folie à Deux.” The latter sees Joaquin Phoenix returning to his Oscar-winning role, with Lady Gaga joining the fray as the tumultuous Harley Quinn. Courtesy of Universal Pictures Universal Pictures hopes to capitalize after winning best picture with Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer,” and get awards play from its commercial offerings, including the film adaptation of “Wicked” with superstars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande. Paramount Pictures seeks to replicate the success of “Top Gun: Maverick” with Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator 2,” boasting a stellar cast including Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal. Disney and its subsidiaries (20th Century Studios, Pixar, Searchlight Pictures and Walt Disney Animation) are poised to captivate audiences with potential blockbusters like “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” and sequels to “Inside Out” and “Moana.” *** = PREDICTED WINNER Best Picture Photo : DreamWorks Animation “Bird” (No U.S. Distribution) Lee Groombridge, Juliette Howell, Tessa Ross “Blitz” (Apple Original Films) *** Steve McQueen, Arnon Milchan, Yariv Milchan, Eric Fellner, Tim Bevan, Michael Schaefer “Conclave” (Focus Features) Alice Dawson, Robert Harris, Juliette Howell, Michael Jackman, Tessa Ross “Dune: Part Two” (Warner Bros.) Cale Boyter, Tanya Lapointe, Mary Parent, Denis Villeneuve “The End” (Neon) Joshua Oppenheimer, Signe Byrge Sørensen “Kinds of Kindness” (Searchlight Pictures) Ed Guiney, Yorgos Lanthimos, Andrew Lowe, Kasia Malipan “Megalopolis” (No U.S. Distribution) Michael Bederman, Francis Ford Coppola “The Nickel Boys” (Amazon MGM Studios/Orion) Joslyn Barnes, Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, David Levine “The Piano Lesson” (Netflix) Todd Black, Denzel Washington “The Wild Robot” (DreamWorks Animation) Jeff Hermann Director Andrea Arnold “Bird” (No U.S. Distribution) Francis Ford Coppola “Megalopolis” (No U.S. Distribution) Steve McQueen *** “Blitz” (Apple Original Films) Joshua Oppenheimer “The End” (Neon) Denis Villeneuve “Dune: Part Two” (Warner Bros.) Actress Lady Gaga “Joker: Folie à Deux” (Warner Bros.) Marianne Jean-Baptiste “Hard Truths” (Bleecker Street) Florence Pugh “We Live in Time” (A24) Saoirse Ronan *** “The Outrun” (TBA) Zendaya “Challengers” (Amazon MGM Studios) Alternates: Jodie Comer, “The Bikeriders” (Focus Features); Ryan Destiny, “Flint Strong” (Amazon MGM Studios); Nathalie Emmanuel, “Megalopolis” (No U.S. Distribution); Cynthia Erivo, “Wicked” (Universal Pictures); Lily Gladstone, “Fancy Dance” (Apple Original Films); Angelina Jolie, “Maria” (No U.S. Distribution); Jessica Lange, “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” (MGM); Natasha Lyonne, “His Three Daughters” (Netflix); Noémie Merlant, “Emmanuelle” (Neon); Jenna Ortega, “Klara and the Sun” (Sony Pictures); Daisy Ridley, “Young Woman and the Sea” (Walt Disney Pictures); Emma Stone, “Kinds of Kindness” (Searchlight Pictures); Tilda Swinton, “The End” (Neon) Supporting Actor Willem Dafoe “Kinds of Kindness” (Searchlight Pictures) Harris Dickinson “Blitz” (Apple Original Films) Samuel L. Jackson *** “The Piano Lesson” (Netflix) Jesse Plemons “Kinds of Kindness” (Searchlight Pictures) Stanley Tucci “Conclave” (Focus Features) Alternates: Jamie Campbell Bower, “Emmanuelle” (Neon); Kieran Culkin, “A Real Pain” (Searchlight Pictures); Leigh Gill, “Blitz” (Apple Original Films); Tom Hardy, “The Bikeriders” (Focus Features); Hugh Jackman, “Deadpool & Wolverine” (Marvel Studios); John Lithgow, “Conclave” (Focus Features); George MacKay, “The End” (Neon); Clarence Maclin, “Sing Sing” (A24); LaMorne Morris, “SNL: 1975” (Sony Pictures); Michael Shannon, “The End” (Neon); Drew Starkey, “Queer” (No U.S. Distribution) Supporting Actress Photo : Victor Fraille/Getty Images Joan Chen “Dìdi” (Focus Features) Danielle Deadwyler “The Piano Lesson” (Netflix) Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor *** “The Nickel Boys” (Amazon MGM Studios/Orion) Saoirse Ronan “Blitz” (Apple Original Films) Isabella Rossellini “Conclave” (Focus Features) Alternates: Amy Adams, “Klara and the Sun” (Sony Pictures); Carrie Coon, “His Three Daughters” (Netflix); Ariana Grande, “Wicked” (Universal Pictures); Moses Ingram, “The End” (Neon); Elizabeth Olsen, “His Three Daughters” (Netflix); Aubrey Plaza — “Megalopolis” (No U.S. Distribution); Rachel Sennott — “SNL: 1975” (Sony Pictures); Uma Thurman — “Oh, Canada” (No U.S. Distribution); Naomi Watts — “Emmanuelle” (Neon); Robin Wright — “Here” (Sony Pictures) Original Screenplay “Bird” (No U.S. Distribution) Andrea Arnold “Blitz” (Apple Original Films) *** Steve McQueen “The End” (Neon) Rasmus Heisterberg, Joshua Oppenheimer “Kinds of Kindness” (Searchlight Pictures) Efthimis Filippou, Yorgos Lanthimos “A Real Pain” (Searchlight Pictures) Jesse Eisenberg Alternates: “Dìdi” (Focus Features) — Sean Wang; “Flint Strong” (Amazon MGM Studios) — Barry Jenkins; “Hard Truths” (Bleecker Street) — Mike Leigh; “His Three Daughters” (Netflix) — Azazel Jacobs; “Kneecap” (Sony Pictures Classics) — Rich Peppiatt, Naoise Ó Cairealláin, Liam Óg Ó Hannaidh, Jj Ó Dochartaigh; “Megalopolis” (No U.S. Distribution) — Francis Ford Coppola; “SNL: 1975” (Sony Pictures) — Jason Reitman, Gil Kenan; “We Live in Time” (A24) — Nick Payne Animated Feature “Inside Out 2” (Pixar) Kelsey Mann, Mark Nielsen “The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim” (Warner Bros.) Kenji Kamiyama, Philippa Boyens, Joseph Chou “The Magnificent Life of Marcel Pagnol” (Sony Pictures Classics) Sylvain Chomet, Eric Goossens, Ashargin Poiré, Valérie Puech, Aton Soumache “Ultraman: Rising” (Netflix) Shannon Tindle, Tom Knott, Lisa M. Poole “The Wild Robot” (DreamWorks Animation) *** Chris Sanders, Jeff Hermann Alternates: “The Imaginary” (Netflix); “Moana 2” (Walt Disney Pictures); “Mufasa: The Lion King” (Walt Disney Pictures); “Spellbound” (Netflix); “That Christmas” (Netflix); “Transformers One” (Paramount); “Untitled Wallace & Gromit Movie” (Netflix) Cinematography “Blitz” (Apple Original Films) Yorick Le Saux “Dune: Part Two” (Warner Bros.) *** Greig Fraser “Maria” (No U.S. Distribution) Edward Lachmann “Megalopolis” (No U.S. Distribution) Mihai Malaimaire Jr. “Parthenope” (No U.S. Distribution) Daria D’Antonio Alternates: “Civil War” (A24) — Rob Hardy; “The End” (Neon) — Mikhail Krichman; “Hard Truths” (Bleecker Street) — Dick Pope; “Joker: Folie à Deux” (Warner Bros.) — Lawrence Sher; “Kinds of Kindness” (Searchlight Pictures) — Robbie Ryan; “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” (Warner Bros.) — Simon Duggan; “The Piano Lesson” (Netflix) — Mike Gioulakis Costume Design “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” (Warner Bros.) Colleen Atwood “Blitz” (Apple Original Films) Jacqueline Durran “Dune: Part Two” (Warner Bros.) *** Jacqueline West “Megalopolis” (No U.S. Distribution) Milena Canonero “The Piano Lesson” (Netflix) Francine Jamison-Tanchuck Alternates: “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” (Warner Bros.) — Jenny Beavan; “Gladiator 2” (Paramount Pictures) — Janty Yates; “Joker: Folie à Deux” (Warner Bros.) — Arianne Phillips; “Kinds of Kindness” (Searchlight Pictures) — Jennifer Johnson; “Queer” (No U.S. Distribution) — J.W. Anderson); “Wicked” (Universal Pictures) — Paul Tazewell Film Editing “Blitz” (Apple Original Films) *** Peter Sciberras “Conclave” (Focus Features) Nick Emerson “Deadpool & Wolverine” (Marvel Studios) Shane Reid “Dune: Part Two” (Warner Bros.) Joe Walker “The Piano Lesson” (Netflix) Leslie Jones Alternates: “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” (Warner Bros.) – TBA; “Hit Man” (Netflix) — Sandra Adair; “Kinds of Kindness” (Searchlight Pictures) — Yorgos Mavropsaridis; “Megalopolis” (No U.S. Distribution) — TBA; “The Nickel Boys” (Amazon MGM Studios); “Queer” (No U.S. Distribution) — Marco Costa Visual Effects Photo : Fox/Disney “Deadpool & Wolverine” (Marvel Studios) “Dune: Part Two” (Warner Bros.) *** “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” (20th Century Studios) “Mufasa: The Lion King” (Walt Disney Pictures) “Tuesday” (A24) Alternates: “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” (Warner Bros.); “Civil War” (A24); “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” (Warner Bros.); “Gladiator 2” (Paramount Pictures); “Here” (Sony Pictures); “IF” (Paramount Pictures); “Megalopolis” (No U.S. Distribution); “Twisters” (Warner Bros.); “Wicked” (Universal Pictures) Original Score Photo : Getty Images “Flint Strong” (Amazon MGM Studios) Tamar-kali “IF” (Paramount Pictures) Michael Giacchino “Kinds of Kindness” (Searchlight Pictures) *** Thomas Newman “The Wild Robot” (DreamWorks Animation) Kris Bowers “Young Woman and the Sea” (Walt Disney Pictures) Amelia Warner Alternate: “Conclave” (Focus Features) — Volker Bertelmann; “Dune: Part Two” (Warner Bros.) — Hans Zimmer; “Emmanuelle” (Neon) — Evgueni Galperine, Sacha Galperine; “Gladiator 2” (Paramount Pictures) — Henry Gregson-Williams; “Inside Out 2” (Pixar) — Andrea Datzman; “Joker: Folie à Deux” (Warner Bros.) — Hildur Guðnadóttir Original Song Photo : Nick Spanos “Possible song” from “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” (Netflix) “Possible song” from “Blitz” (Apple Original Films) “Possible song” from “Mufasa: The Lion King” (Walt Disney Pictures) “Possible song” from “Queer” (No U.S. Distribution) “Possible song” from “Six Triple Eight” (Netflix) *** International Feature Photo : Rodrigo Prieto “Brief History of a Family” (China) dir. Jianjie Lin “Crossing” (Georgia) dir. Levan Akin “Emmanuelle” (France) dir. Audrey Diwan “Pedro Páramo” (Mexico) dir. Rodrigo Prieto *** “Reinas” (Peru) dir. Klaudia Reynicke-Candeloro COMMENTS

let me give Enough (Miami) some of my apple music streams

https://variety.com/2024/music/opinion/aging-pop-stars-struggle-popular-music-1235943142/ What a bizarre-ass article... On Justin and JLO: On Ariana and Madonna:

4:14 Did you get an opportunity to try J.Lo’s skincare line?

Beyonce on the cover of the Times Magazine Legend

she's stanning

https://www.instagram.com/p/C4f57PUtvtl/?igsh=MWx5NTAxMTNheWZtbg==

Also going viral on TikTok

The qrts are lashing him

Asking where Sia's bangs on a microphone is WILD

@2:30 Janice asks Claudia about marriage and having a family with David Copperfield "David's famous, you're famous. It's a match made in heaven!"

https://ew.com/madonna-wheelchair-fan-not-offended-by-singer-scolding-her-for-sitting-8610138 https://www.tmz.com/2024/03/15/madonna-wheelchair-fan-breaks-silence-concert-callout-not-angry-vancouver/ Thoughts?

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/carlos-alcaraz-netflix-documentary-series-alcaraz-streaming-1235852200/amp/

after chatting with Cyn, who is signed to Katy's label she revealed to me in a candid tweet that finding management to keep her career going has been hard. let's help Cyn turn this situation around. it's quite sad. she hasn't been able to release her album in years.

Despite being a well known fact that Jack Antonoff and Lorde stopped acknowledging each other in public — and Lorde spotted hanging with other producers lately — twitter “insiders” have decided to wake up and spread that Jack Antonoff is currently working with Lorde. Thoughts?

did they make a point?

Olivia Rodrigo is helping raise money for abortion funds and inviting them to set up tables at U.S. stops on her GUTS tour, but multiple fund workers told Jezebel that, as of Wednesday, Rodrigo’s team will no longer let them hand out supplies like condoms, lube, or emergency contraception following news coverage of one show and concerns that children could access those items. At the St. Louis show on Tuesday, the Missouri Abortion Fund partnered with Right by You to hand out condoms and emergency contraception. Someone posted a photo with the caption: “free planb at @oliviarodrigo in st. louis tonight 💓 thank you.” The post went viral, with more than 11 million views as of publishing, and the free birth control generated headlines in the U.S. andinternationally due to the singer’s celeb status, and the fact that Missouri has a total abortion ban. The reaction was mostly glowing but there were a few right-wingers, including Missouri state senator Bill Eigel (R), who falsely claimedthat the morning-after pill is an abortifacient. (It’s not, it prevents pregnancy by blocking sperm from fertilizing an egg or preventing the release of an egg in the first place.) Eigel, we must note, is running for Governor. Multiple sources told Jezebel that, the next day, the National Network of Abortion Funds (NNAF) told member funds slated to table at future tour stops that Rodrigo’s management now prohibited them from distributing these supplies. The reason given was that the items would be too accessible to young girls in attendance. (Though, if they’re very young, presumably they’re not at the show without a chaperone?) Justine Orlovsky-Schnitzler, director of engagement for Carolina Abortion Fund, said the group handed out EC at the Charlotte, North Carolina, show on March 8 without issue. (A photo on their Instagram account shows a table with condoms and blue-and-yellow boxes of EC.) Orlovsky-Schnitzler said they gave out every single box they brought. Destini Spaeth, chair of Prairie Abortion Fund, which will be at the St. Paul, Minnesota show on Friday night, told Jezebel that PAF had hundreds of boxes of EC ready to give away, but now it can’t bring them. “We are missing the opportunity to share our resources and this feels almost performative when we have actionable things, like EC, that we could hand out to young people who encounter so many barriers to care,” Spaeth said. Putting tangible resources in people’s hands “is community care and a huge part of what abortion funds do.” The fund will still be there with as many buttons, stickers, beanies, and resource pages as they can carry. “ just wish we could bring more,” Spaeth said. A third abortion fund worker, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of professional retribution, told Jezebel that an NNAF staffer told funds via Slack on Wednesday that Rodrigo’s management said they couldn’t have EC, condoms, or lube at their tables. When people asked the staffer for clarification, they relayed that the singer’s management cited concerns about the items being out on tables at shows children were attending, as well as news coverage of the viral photo. Jezebel contacted Olivia Rodrigo’s publicist, agent, and manager for comment, as well as NNAF, and we’ll update this post if we hear back. Spaeth said PAF has tabled at Pride events, schools, local concerts, and more, and has never been told it couldn’t bring supplies like EC and condoms. She underscored that many abortion funds across the country give out free emergency contraception, with multiple access options including pick up, drop off, or shipping. Back to the news coverage of the birth control: It often improperly credits the singer. “In the wake of the distribution going viral for [Missouri], we at CAF have been struck by how many outlets are framing this as ‘Olivia Rodrigo is giving out EC’ rather than the funds or mutual aid groups who actually brought the goods,” Orlovsky-Schnitzler said. “To be clear: We are extremely grateful Olivia Rodrigo is making such a public choice to bring abortion funds into her tour. It’s genuinely incrediblyawesome. It’s just been difficult for us to get a foothold in the conversation, and remind folks that they can—and should!—be donating to abortion funds.” She added that CAF only received a few direct donations to the fund at the March 8 show. The anonymous fund worker said the tour was a fantastic opportunity to connect young people to resources, as that group can face the most barriers to access—which makes the singer’s decision all the more upsetting. “It’s frustrating to be told, ‘You can talk about the work you do but you can’t do any of that work,'” they said. “Yes, abortion funds fund abortion, but we also do a lot of other things. Every fund is a little different, responding to the needs in our unique communities. For a lot of us, that means we give out EC and condoms. It’s another way to support people at all stages of their reproductive life.” Full article: https://www.jezebel.com/olivia-rodrigos-team-reportedly-wont-let-abortion-funds-hand-out-plan-b-or-condoms-at-shows-anymore

So he's filming something?