Tye Sheridan, Tom Hardy, Pete Davidson and Bill Skarsgard have all joined the cast of “The Things They Carried,” a Vietnam war movie that will be directed by Rupert Sanders. The film is the story of a platoon of soldiers during Vietnam and their experience on the front lines. Production is expected to begin in early 2021 in Thailand.

A new documentary about Princess Diana is in the works. Director Ed Perkins says that although the Princess’s story has been told and re-told many times, he aims to “reframe it for a modern audience and make it feel as fresh and relevant as it ever has”.

Idris Elba, the award-winning actor, is also a DJ and has revealed on Twitter that he’ll release the single ‘No More Looking Back’ in January. In a short clip, he is seen dancing along to the music in an empty room.

Mel B has asked for a court hearing with her ex Eddie Murphy to hash out child support arrangements for their 13-year-old daughter. She is asking that he reveal all about his income, and pay for her legal costs, after her income has been “dramatically reduced”.

Tim McGraw has never seen the Christmas movie that he is in. In an interview, he said that that when he tried to watch his performance in “Four Christmases”, he could barely even get through the trailer. “I’m like, ‘Oh, I’m never, I can’t look at myself like that for an hour and a half, two hours, heck no’” The 2008 film starred Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon.

Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello have adopted a puppy together. The dog is named Tarzan.

Hollywood producers are offering Adele blank checks to star in movies and television shows because of her performance on ”Saturday Night Live”.

Matthew McConaughey tells Oprah that he doesn’t allow his two children to say the following words in their house. “You cannot say the words ‘I can’t’ and you can’t use the word ‘hate’. We do not allow lying in the house. … Those three words will get you in big trouble in our house: lying, saying ‘I can’t,’ or saying ‘I hate.'”

Meghan Markle voted making her the first modern Royal to take part in a national election. Meghan was allowed to vote because she is no longer a working member of the Royal family nor is she living in England.

Gwyneth Paltrow’s company Goop has released their holiday gift guide. It features a $38,000 avocado bed, a $100,000 self-heating concrete tub, a $4,425 Hermes skateboard, a $55,000 pyramid toilet and a $1,995 Ouija board, among other things.

Drake’s “Take Care” album is still taking residence on the Billboard 200 chart. The album has been on the chart for 7 years. That’s over 400 weeks.

The RUSSELL BRAND part in the movie “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” was actually written for CHARLIE HUNNAM. But Charlie backed out because he said he was, quote, “in a dark night of the soul in my career at that point.”

GABBY BARRETT will be entering the unknown when she performs “I Hope” with CHARLIE PUTH at the CMAs. For one, it’ll be their first time performing the song together. In fact, they’ve never even met. Also, she’ll be very pregnant.

Hulu has canceled “Castle Rock”, and “Connecting” had its plug pulled by NBC.

Miley Cyrus did not unfollow Kendall Jenner for throwing a Halloween party. She never followed her in the first place.

Ashley Graham showed off her armpit hair in a bathtub selfie. Fans were loving the body positive model’s openness. One wrote: “Yesss! Part of the women with long armpit hair crewwww!” Graham, who welcomed her son Isaac in January, is an advocate for keeping it real, showcasing stretchmarks and postpartum curves.