Chris McCausland shares alarming moment from Strictly Come Dancing live show that wasn't shown on TV

Legacy sequels are all the rage nowadays in Hollywood, especially when it comes to horror. First, we had 2018’s “Halloween,” which earned massive money and was beloved by many fans.

At this point, we all know the drama surrounding Todd Haynes’ unmade film he was developing with Joaquin Phoenix. The two of them were working closely on a new film that was just several days from filming when Phoenix unexpectedly dropped out, leaving the project dead.

It really feels like M. Night Shyamalan’s name has been everywhere over the past several months.

Don Lemon’s lawsuit claiming they defrauded him by canceling a partnership on the social media platform following a contentious interview.In a Monday night filing in San Francisco federal court, Musk said he did nothing wrong by allegedly telling Lemon there was “no need” to sign a contract, and that he and X would give Lemon “full authority and control” over his work even if they did not like his views.Musk called it unreasonable for Lemon to rely on a vague statement that a written contract was unnecessary for a multimillion-dollar partnership.The billionaire also blamed the collapse of the partnership in March on Lemon, saying he genuinely believed it would work before Lemon “soured the relationship by conducting an invasive and inappropriate interview of him.”Lemon’s interview addressed content moderation, hate speech and Musk’s drug use, among other subjects.Lawyers for Lemon did not immediately respond on Tuesday to requests for comment.X also sought a dismissal of Lemon’s lawsuit, saying the breakdown of a high-profile business arrangement “may be grounds for upset feelings” but did not entitle him to prevail.Lemon sought a minimum $1.5 million plus a share of advertising revenue in the first year, and potentially millions of dollars more for drawing followers and advertisers to X.Many advertisers concerned about hate speech and misinformation on X fled the platform once known as Twitter following Musk’s $44 billion takeover in 2022.Musk’s other businesses include Tesla and SpaceX.In seeking a dismissal of Lemon’s lawsuit, Musk also said the case did not belong in California, originally in a state court, because he was a Texas resident while Lemon lived in New York.

infamous 2004 lip-sync disaster.A recent episode of the “60 Minutes: A Second Look podcast” features never-before-heard audio from Michaels, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Seth Meyers and Darrell Hammond during that episode, which aired Oct. 23, 2004. That same week, “60 Minutes” was doing a feature on “SNL,” and they captured Michaels’ reaction.

new memoir “Selling Sunshine,” Bonnet details how, after a trip to Bali with her husband, Romain Bonnet, she had a “strong hunch” that she was pregnant. The vice president of the Oppenheim Group wrote that she shared that hunch with the production team of the Netflix show. “Naturally, they wanted to capture the entire thing on camera, so they asked me to wait to take the pregnancy test until they could be there,” she said.

“Beyond the Throne: Epic Journeys, Enduring Friendships, Surprising Tales.” “With me being a DJ as well [as an actor], my manager and I would always tour together, and over dinner and travel, we would talk about the past,” Nairn, 48, told The Post.“And every time I’d come up with an anecdote from my past, he’d be like, ‘You have to write this down, you need to tell people this story!’ At first, I was a bit reticent. But as I did it, I found it was beneficial … [The book] became almost like therapy. I really enjoyed it.” The memoir covers Nairn’s childhood in Northern Ireland, where he describes feeling like a misfit as a 6-foot-8 gay kid pressured to play rugby in school when he was more interested in being a DJ and a drag queen.

Weird Al just announced he’s embarking on his ‘Bigger & Weirder Tour’ that will send him and special guest Puddles Pity Party to venues all over North America from June from September 2025.Early in the run, the “Like A Surgeon” singer will make four stops in New York.First, Yankovic is slated to swing into Buffalo’s Darien Lake Amphitheater on July 11. After that, he’ll bring his one-of-a-kind parodies to New York City’s Madison Square Garden on July 12, Bethel’s Bethel Woods Center For The Arts on July 13 and Saratoga Springs’ Saratoga Performing Arts Center on July 17.And, yes, Weird Al really is going bigger and weirder this time as promised.“We’re back to doing a full-production high-energy show and playing the hits… and we’re super-sizing the band for this one – adding 4 more musicians! – so we can play a few things we’ve never been able to play live before!” the 64-year-old shared on Instagram.

“In Vogue: The 90s.”“I mean, you’re not gonna say no to Madonna in the ’90s,” Shimizu, 57, said in the final episode of the six-part series.“Not only was it great feeling like a high-class hooker — because really it was,” she recalled. “You’d get a phone call like, ‘Hey, can you meet me at my Paris show? You’re in Europe right?’ So I’d be like, ‘Yeah, I’m just finishing Prada.

A February 2018 clip of DeGeneres, 66, and Combs, 54, on the comedian’s former talk show has resurfaced on social media following the rapper’s arrest for sex trafficking and racketeering charges.During the interview, DeGeneres poked fun at Combs for being late to the show and questioned if he’d repeat that behavior at an upcoming party she was throwing.“Are you gonna be early for my party?” DeGeneres asked.“Yes I am — No,” Combs admitted.“You know I have to arrive fashionably late,” the record executive added. DeGeneres told Combs, “Not too late, though.

toward Gerry Turner.Becoming the first-ever “Golden Bachelor” winner is no small feat, and it’s a journey that Nist, 71, doesn’t take for granted. And although she and the “Golden Bachelor” star, 72, have gone their separate ways, she wishes him well.“So Gerry and I have spoken,” Nist exclusively told The Post. “We don’t speak regularly.

EXCLUSIVE: UTA has signed Nicholas Duvernay for representation in all areas.

Gamers definitely wanted to check out what Ryan Seacrest had to offer on Wheel of Fortune.

The Gotham Film & Media Institute will honor Denis Villeneuve  with the Gotham Director Tribute for Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures’ Dune: Part Two at the 34th annual Gotham Awards Ceremony.

EXCLUSIVE: Four-time Oscar nominated filmmaker Jason Reitman became the newest member of the National Assocation of Theatre Owners last night on the Sony lot as part of the exhibitor trade org’s opening festivities for their 2024 Fall Summit.

EXCLUSIVE: Keith David has signed with Verve for representation. 

Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre announced today that he was recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, a revelation made during his testimony at a congressional hearing on federal welfare reform.

Amanda Holden recounted a cheeky wardrobe mishap live on-air, before admitting her producers had "closed their eyes" when she uttered a certain word.

Everyone has their own unique taste in music when it comes to wedding celebrations.

Princess Anne made an impromptu visit outside one of Stirling's finest pie shops today during a whirlwind visit.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs has reportedly been relocated to another part of a prison in New York City for 'special protection'. The music mogul, who was arrested last week in NYC, is currently housed in Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn - a facility notorious for its violent reputation.