Everyone Is Rallying Around Taraji P. Henson After Her Emotional Talk About Pay Inequity in Hollywood, and We Love to See It

Read this article for free! Plus get unlimited access to thousands of articles, videos and more with your free account! Please enter a valid email address. By entering your email, you are agreeing to Fox News Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, which includes our Notice of Financial Incentive.To access the content, check your email and follow the instructions provided. Kevin Costner is getting older and wiser.

Brooklyn Beckham continues his career as a chef. The son of David and Victoria Beckham is celebrating a new partnership with Uber Eats, teaming up with the company to launch a new pop-up restaurant in London.WATCH TRAILER: NICOLA PELTZ BECKHAM STARS IN NEW FILM ‘LOLA’VICTORIA BECKHAM DANCES WITH NICOLA PELTZ WHILE ON FAMILY VACATION FOLLOWING FEUDVICTORIA BECKHAM TREATS FANS WITH SULTRY PHOTO OF DAVID BECKHAMBrooklyn shared some details about his new venture, revealing that he has always been interested in exploring different cultures and traditional foods.

Looking for the perfect way to spice up your Valentine’s Day?! Kim Kardashian’s got you covered!

All eyes will be on the Kansas City Chiefs game against the Buffalo Bills this weekend! Not only to see if Travis Kelce’s team will advance to the next round in the playoffs… but to scrutinize if there’s any tension between Taylor Swift and Trav’s brother and sister-in-law, Jason and Kylie Kelce!

The Sundance Film Festival is underway in snowy Park City, and Deadline is on the ground to watch all of the key films. Here is a compilation of our reviews from the fest, which last year saw A.V. Rockwell’s A Thousand and One win U.S. Dramatic Competition prize. Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project and Beyond Utopia took the top documentary awards, and both went on to make the Oscar shortlist.

Gay cinema certainly has turned a corner lately, in the wake of films as varied as Cassandro, Rustin and All of Us Strangers, stories in which the lead character’s sexuality might form a crucial part of the tapestry of the drama but isn’t the be-all and end-all. Leading the vanguard for the next generation is this confident debut from 33-year-old British-Iraqi director Amrou Al-Kadhi, a frank and emotionally honest portrait of someone who falls outside society’s boxes and steadfastly refuses to conform to them. This emphasis on the positive is sometimes counterintuitive (more on that later), but, thanks to its core cast, Layla is an engaging study of love in the pronoun era.

Fox’s upcoming Hawaii lifeguard drama Rescue: HI-Surf has assembled its main cast. Arielle Kebbel (9-1-1), Adam Demos (Sex/Life), Robbie Magasiva (Wentworth), Kekoa Kekumano (The White Lotus), Alex Aiono (Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin ) and Zoe Cipres (Roswell, New Mexico) are set as series regulars and Sea Shimooka (3 Body Problem) will recur in the series from John Wells and Matt Kester.

EXCLUSIVE: Jenn Levy, who has overseen series including Queer Eye and Is It Cake? at Netflix, is leaving the streamer.

“The first time I came to this studio was 1940 when my father brought me here to show me the stage and I was about 9 or 10 years old, and I thought, some day this will all be mine! It’s finally come to be – it’s only taken me 92 years to get here!”, said 5 time Oscar winning and 53 times-nominated legendary composer John Williams after the curtain was raised on the iconic Sony Pictures Entertainment lot’s newly renamed John Williams Music Building.

Fans of NBC‘s Night Court will be seeing a lot more of Nyambi Nyambi (The Good Fight, Mike & Molly), who has been upped to a series regular starting February 6, Deadline has confirmed. The news arrives after he appeared in the hit reboot as a guest star in last week’s episode.

EXCLUSIVE: Scott Weintrob, who created Peacock’s upcoming adventure series Orlando Bloom: To The Edge, has lept into business with Steve Michaels’ Asylum Entertainment Group.

Disney has formalized the promotion of ABC Signature EVP Production and Post-Production Carol Turner, officially naming her head of Production for Disney Entertainment Television.

Cultural landmarks Book Soup and Vroman’s book store in Pasadena are for sale.

One of Hollywood’s best known boutique law firms is undergoing a touch up, in more ways than one.

A glitch in Amazon’s reporting couldn’t stop Reacher from hitting the top of the Nielsen streaming charts.

Reddit appears to be moving closer to a long-anticipated IPO.

Since The Traitors kicked off earlier this month, we've been getting to know the contestants hoping to walk away with the huge cash prize. Andrew Jenkins, 45, is currently working alongside his Faithfuls to weed out the Traitors and take home the money. During his time on the show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, viewers have been able to see very distinctive scars around the back of Andrew's head, leaving many wondering how he got them.The scars on Andrew's head were caused by an almost fatal car accident he was in, where he was pronounced dead on the side of a road.

Love Island All Stars is dishing the dramatic twists and turns already, and the arrival of a new bombshell on Thursday night's episode caused quite the stir. Hannah received a text informing the Islanders that a new bombshell was waiting outside of the villa, ready to date three of the girls. It turned out to be series one alum Joshua Ritchie, who previously dated Islander Georgia Harrison in 2022, before they split after a short time together.

Love Island's Jake Cornish is back in the UK after a dramatic exit from ITV All Stars, just three days after entering the villa for a second time. The star, who first appeared on Love Island in 2021, was tipped to join All Stars but left mere days into the competition after failing to connect with anyone. In a further emotional twist, Jake was shocked when his ex-girlfriend, Liberty Poole, also walked in, as the public had voted for them to couple up on the show and rekindle their former romance.

A proposed bill in Iowa seeks to prosecute people accused of providing “obscene material” to minors could potentially be weaponized against book lenders throughout the state.Depending on one’s own biases, and how broadly the law is interpreted by prosecutors, the proposed law might be used to force librarians and bookstore owners to serve prison time and register as sex offenders if they allow minors to access LGBTQ-themed books that have been deemed “obscene.”The bill amends an existing obscenity law with harsher penalties.Under the proposed revision, “any person, other than the parent or guardian of the minor, who knowingly disseminates or exhibits obscene material to minor, including the exhibition of scene material so that it can be observed by a minor on or off the premises where it is displayed” will be considered guilty of an “aggravated misdemeanor.”Previously, the dissemination of so-called “obscene material” was considered a “serious misdemeanor,” punishable by up to a year in prison and a fine of at least $430 but not more than $2,560. But an aggravated misdemeanor is punishable by up to two years in prison, and much larger fine, ranging from $855 to $8,540.

X/Twitter a promotional poster for a short film named The Court Jester, in which he also portrays Simmons. The film is set to be shown at Sundance Film Festival this week.Shore wrote: “If you haven’t heard yet, my Richard Simmons short is playing at #Sundance. “The Court Jester” premiers at The Cabin #ParkCity this Friday, Jan 19 at 8pm PT and then the world will be able to watch it too.