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“People” magazine announced their People of the Year, based on the work they’ve done in 2022. They are Matthew McConaughey, “Abbott Elementary” creator Quinta Brunson, Jennifer Hudson, and Mila Kunis.
Movie studios are still giving out big paydays to big stars who can deliver and Channing Tatum is one of those people! He will star in the upcoming spy thriller “Red Shirt”, which was recently acquired by Amazon’s Prime Video. Deadline previously reported that the movie is “a new spin on James Bond that has franchise potential.” Channing will reportedly earn $25 million for starring in and producing the movie.
The Batmobile from Tim Burton’s “Batman” movies is currently up for grabs through Classic Auto Mall. This iconic Batmobile was driven by Michael Keaton in 1989’s “Batman” and its follow-up, 1992’s “Batman Returns”. Classic Auto Mall describes the long-nosed coupé’s exterior as “bat s**t crazy cool.” The prop car is listed for $1.5 million.
After being criticized for cutting eight awards from the TV broadcast last year, Oscars organizers say all 23 categories will be presented on television in 2023. Bill Kramer, the new CEO of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, said that restoring all categories to live TV was his “first priority”. Jimmy Kimmel will return to host The Oscars on March 12th.
During a chat with a fan on Twitter, Doja Cat announced plans to have breast enhancement surgery soon. She wrote, “I’m literally about to get surgery this winter lmao. I just want my ti**ies pulled up cuz some of my tops don’t fit the way i want them to.”
“Saturday Night Live” will have Steve Martin and Martin Short co-host together on December 10, with Brandi Carlile as musical guest. Steve has hosted the show 15 times and has guested 19 times, including 2 appearances this year. Martin was a cast member in 1984-85 and has hosted 3 times before.
“Top Gun: Maverick,” the biggest box office hit of 2022, is returning to theaters tomorrow. Paramount says the re-release will last through Dec. 15, the day before Disney/20th Century’s “Avatar: The Way of Water” is set to make its theatrical debut — and one week before “Maverick” makes its streaming debut on Paramount+ on Dec. 22.
Brett Michaels, the Poison singer, has announced he is bringing his a solo “Parti-Gras” tour to at least a dozen amphitheaters across North America next summer, with help from Night Ranger, Jefferson Starship and other guests.
Kane Brown has joined the lineup for the 2023 Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest, leading up to Super Bowl LVII. He’s splitting the bill with headliners Imagine Dragons on February 11, the final day of the 3-day music fest. Paramore and Dave Matthews are also each headlining a day. The Super Bowl takes place Sunday, February 12.
Christine McVie from Fleetwood Mac died yesterday after a “short illness.” She was 79 years old. Stevie Nicks called her, quote, “my best friend in the whole world since the first day of 1975.”
Chevy Chase channeled Clark Griswold to help light a massive Christmas display at a Raising Cane’s restaurant in Chicago. Then he rode off with the restaurant chain’s owner in a Family Truckster.
Anya Taylor-Joy may be 26, but she only just got behind the wheel for the first time, on the set of “Mad Max: Furiosa”. She says, quote, “I don’t have a license, I can’t parallel-park, I can’t go on the highway.”
Val Kilmer was going to appear in the Disney+ “Willow” series, but then the pandemic hit. He had to drop out as a precautionary measure due to his health issues.
Spotify’s 2022 Wrapped is out. Drake was the most-streamed artist in the U.S., while Bad Bunny was the most-streamed globally. Harry Styles’ “As It Was” was the most-streamed song in the country and globally.
Enhanced ticket packages for Metallica’s upcoming tour include a $7,000 package for up to eight people, with a private viewing platform and access to a pre-show party. There’s also one where you can watch the show from a pit in the middle of the stage.
Sam Smith posted a spicy clip of what looks to be the next single. In the short video, Sam is seen looking over a tall balcony, wrapped in a thin shawl, wearing a pair of skimpy black briefs with fishnet hose. While they mouth the lyrics, a Betty Boop tattoo can be seen on the star’s naked thigh. The song, “I’m Not Here To Make Friends” will be on the new album which is due January 27.
Disney+ has announced that it will stream a BTS docuseries next year featuring plenty of unseen footage from the group’s rise to global stardom. “BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star” will focus on their nine-year career, as well as a look at their daily lives as they plan for their second chapter.
In a video she posted to a group of fans, Olivia Rodrigo hinted at a new album. As she thanked everyone for a great year, she shared that she’s excited about new music for next year. She said, “I really, truly couldn’t be more grateful and I’m so excited for next year, and all of the new things and new music that 2023 will bring.”
Insiders say Pete Davidson has met his “intellectual match” with Emily Ratajkowski. A source told Us Weekly, “There’s no doubt Pete loves a challenge and he’s certainly met his intellectual match in Emily.” They added that there are no expectations, “just a lot of fun and a chance to cut loose and see where it leads.”
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