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Entertainment Weekly is a news outlet that covers entertainment industry news, including movies, television, and celebrity culture, with recent headlines focusing on film rankings, TV show updates, and celebrity events.
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- Mila Kunis admits why marriage with Ashton Kutcher is 'easy': 'We've known each other since I was 14 and he was 19'Mila Kunis says her marriage to Ashton Kutcher is 'easy' because they have known each other since their teenage years, having met on the set of That '70s Show. She credits their long-term relationship and mutual growth for the foundation of their marriage.
- “The View”'“s ”Joy Behar mocks Donald Trump's envy of Barack Obama: 'Hard to be that green when you're orange'The View cohosts discussed Donald Trump's alleged envy of Barack Obama, with Joy Behar making a joke about his 'green' jealousy. The White House criticized the hosts as 'talentless hacks'.
- Jake Reiner makes first public appearance since parents Rob and Michele were killedJake Reiner attended the premiere of a show created by Larry David, marking his first public appearance since his parents' murder in December 2025. His brother Nick was charged with their murder and is in custody.
- The 40 most stressful TV episodes of all timeThe article lists 40 stressful TV episodes, highlighting intense moments like nerve gas attacks, AI betrayals, and high-pressure scenarios in various shows.
- “RuPaul's Drag Race” season 1 star Jade reportedly hospitalized in critical condition after fatal car crash, queens reactRuPaul's Drag Race season 1 star Jade was hospitalized in critical condition following a fatal car crash, with friends and fellow queens expressing support and prayers for her recovery.
- Blood, Sweat & Tears frontman David Clayton-Thomas dies at 84David Clayton-Thomas, the lead singer of Blood, Sweat & Tears, has died at 84. He was known for his booming voice and contributed to the jazz-rock genre, winning two Grammy Awards. He also advocated for justice-involved youth and was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.
- Lionel Richie hospitalized after cutting concert short amid medical incidentLionel Richie was hospitalized after cutting a Minnesota concert short due to a medical incident on stage
- “The View” cohost Sara Haines humbled by short reply from reality TV star after sliding into his DMsSara Haines sent a lengthy message to 'Summer House' star Kyle Cooke via DMs, receiving a short but polite response. Haines explained she felt compelled to reach out due to Cooke's on-screen struggles and personal issues.
- Disturbing new incident details revealed 4 months after “The Wire” actor Bobby J. Brown died in barn fireThe cause of death for The Wire actor Bobby J. Brown has been revealed through an autopsy report detailing his severe injuries from a barn fire, with no drugs found in his system and the death classified as accidental.
- Lionel Richie cuts concert short over health issue after sitting down mid-performanceLionel Richie cut a Minnesota concert short after feeling dizzy during a performance, advising the audience to sit down if they felt unwell, and the show ended early with a band member announcing his inability to continue.
- Ranking all 13 official Disney princesses, from 'meh' to 'majestic'Entertainment Weekly ranks Disney's 13 official princesses, highlighting their traits and roles in their films.
- Larry David is 'embarrassed to be an American' after the UFC event at White HouseLarry David criticized the UFC event at the White House as a 'travesty' and expressed embarrassment over the event, which included a fighter insulting Michelle Obama and was promoted as a 250th anniversary celebration by Donald Trump.
- 4 chilling details about the Taylor Parker case missing from “Maternal Instinct”
- The 9 best movie prequels you can stream right nowThe article lists eight movie prequels available for streaming, highlighting their unique aspects and availability on various platforms.
- “Charlie's Angels ”cast: See what became of the original stars as the series turns 50The original cast of Charlie's Angels, which premiered in 1976, has continued to have successful careers in entertainment after the show ended, with some members passing away in later years.