Katherine shared a photo of her daughters posing in front of a giant gingerbread playhouse decorated with an Elf on the Shelf and tiny pine trees. In a sweet, candid moment, Arnold is seen walking up behind them. Katherine wrote, “So much to be thankful for ♥️,” with the post.
During his show, Kimmel questioned if Trump appeared tired, then playfully pointed out the former president’s frequent late-night activity on Truth Social. He joked that Trump must be exhausted from staying up all night posting, noting Trump had shared over 160 posts in one night. Kimmel then humorously wondered how long someone would need to be on the toilet to post that much, and what he could be eating to cause such activity.
McNearney shared that she was raised in a Republican family and at first, understood why some of her relatives supported Trump. But after moving out and meeting people with different viewpoints, her perspective shifted. While she felt some compassion for family members who had been intentionally given false information, she still found it difficult to accept their decisions.
Bilaal Salaam, a close friend of Will Smith for almost four decades, shared that he’s collaborated with both Will and Jada Smith on various personal and work-related endeavors. He mentioned that Will Smith even featured photos of him in his autobiography, Will.
Tarantino recalled a conversation about Daniel Day-Lewis and his approach to filmmaking. He noted that Day-Lewis’s work embodied a classic, meticulous quality, reminiscent of old Hollywood, but achieved naturally, without feeling forced. Tarantino also pointed out that this was the only film of Day-Lewis’s he’d seen that didn’t rely on elaborate, showy scenes or ‘set pieces’.
The movie tells the story of Tony Lip, a driver, and Dr. Don Shirley, a musician, as they journey through the racially divided South. Dr. Shirley faces hardship and loneliness, while Tony begins to confront his own biases. The film portrays Dr. Shirley’s struggles as the catalyst for Tony’s growth and understanding, implying that the musician’s pain primarily serves to help the driver become a better person.
Following numerous delays and a large-scale marketing campaign, everyone was eager to see how well the release would perform. Now that Netflix has revealed the initial viewership figures, it’s clear the results are a major success.
For the event, the actress styled her hair in long, flowing waves – a change from the short, blonde bob she had earlier this fall. She first debuted the bob at a Los Angeles premiere in late October.
Premiering on December 10th, this new series follows a young demigod on an epic adventure across the country. He’s trying to prevent a war between the Greek gods, and his journey involves finding Zeus’s stolen weapon. Along the way, he’s joined by friends as they battle monsters and overcome challenges from mythology. The show is based on the popular books by Rick Riordan and is made for both new fans and those already familiar with the stories. Each episode features a self-contained adventure, but they all contribute to a larger, season-long puzzle.
The highly praised series begins streaming on HBO Max December 1st. Set in 1960s New York, it centers on Don Draper, an advertising executive, and the changing world within the competitive agencies of Madison Avenue. The show explores themes of evolving social values, power dynamics at work, and the search for identity in the advertising industry. Known for its beautiful mid-century design and accurate historical details, it’s considered one of the most important prestige dramas of its time.