Jason Momoa Debuts Huge Head Tattoo

BreAnna Bell Billie Eilish and her mom Maggie Baird, Nikki Reed and Bill Nye were among the notable names recognized at the 2022 Environmental Media Association Awards Gala presented by Toyota on Saturday night at Sunset Las Palmas Studio. The group was acknowledged for their contributions to making the planet a healthier space for future generations and Eilish and Baird, who founded and serves as president of the national nonprofit Support+Feed, kicked off the show by accepting the Missions in Music Award. Eilish took the stage in a green ensemble alongside her mother, beginning her speech with a humble tribute to her parent. “I work with brands and we make things in the fashion industry — which I’m such a big fan of and really involved with — it’s just horribly upsetting the way that people aren’t really thinking about it first,” Eilish shared. “I mean, people kind of think about it, or are pretending to think about it, and I would just say that my mom has been … she’s always thinking about it in this way that I’m just so in awe.”

Emily Ratajkowski opened up about her sexuality while sharing a cute TikTok video.

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“Dying of Politeness,” claiming that the now-72-year-old Murray allegedly greeted her in a hotel suite with a massage device that he insisted on using on her, even though she refused. “That was bad,” Davis told the Times. “The way he behaved at the first meeting… I should have walked out of that or profoundly defended myself, in which case I wouldn’t have got the part.“I could have avoided that treatment if I’d known how to react or what to do during the audition,” she said.

Joseph Baena is feeling the love from his famous father. The 25-year-old actor and fitness model has been consistently pulling off impressive performances on this season of, and his dad, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has been watching all along.Baena and his pro partner Daniella Karagach — who returned this week after she'd been absent the last two weeks after testing positive for COVID-19 — welcomed ET's Cassie DiLaura into the rehearsal studio for a little tease of what fans can expect in Monday's Disney Night dance.The pair are planning to perform a Charleston set to «A Star Is Born» from Disney's, with Baena calling the routine something of a «full circle moment,» as Schwarzenegger's first ever leading role was in 1970's .

Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, John Legend and Camila Cabello have locked in their teams on season 22 of !The Blind Auditions wrapped up on Monday, as the coaches filled the last spots on their team and prepared to start leading their singers through the Battle Rounds, the Knockouts and on to the live shows and, hopefully, the finale!From powerful soul singers to old-school country crooners, to talented young stars, this season has a little bit of everything, and the coaches are ready to do battle to make sure the best performers get to make their mark on stage.When ET caught up with the coaches ahead of season 22, John admitted that «everybody's got really good team members» this season, making for some «tough» competition. However, he and Gwen -- returning to the show for the first time since she and Blake tied the knot — agreed that they're working hard to make sure «The Cowboy» doesn't get to add another trophy to his mantel. «Blake's losing this season,» Gwen teased, with John agreeing, «He's going to lose.»Check out all the season 22 competitors below!airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m.

Hollywood’s Teamsters Local 399 is calling for the immediate resignation Ron Herrera, president of the Los Angeles Federation of Labor, for his role in a leaked audio tape that’s roiling the Los Angeles City Council. Local 399 said in a statement that if he doesn’t resign, it will pull out of the Federation.

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Spoilers ahead for episode 8 of “House of the Dragon.” King Viserys (Paddy Considine) is dead at last, after increasingly deteriorating each week throughout the series. This has major repercussions for the story, including the question of whether his daughter and named heir, Princess Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy), will actually be able to succeed him to the Throne, as planned. The episode begins with yet another time jump. It’s now been several years since King Viserys’ brother Daemon (Matt Smith) and Rhaenyra got married at the end of last episode.

Naman Ramachandran “Last Film Show” (“Chhello Show”) India’s contender in the Oscars international feature category, will release across India on Oct. 14. Cashing in on the fact that it is in contention at the 95th Oscars, the distributors – Roy Kapur Films in partnership with PVR – are pricing previews on Oct. 13 across 95 Indian cinemas at INR95 ($1.16). The partly autobiographical drama takes director Pan Nalin back to his roots in Saurashtra, Gujarat, western India, where “Last Film Show” was filmed. The story is set against the backdrop of Indian cinemas witnessing a massive transition from celluloid to digital where hundreds of single-screen cinemas are either in ruins or have disappeared altogether.

Selome Hailu The audience tally for the series premiere of “The Rookie: Feds” jumped from 2.2 million to 6.3 million viewers after one week of multiplatform viewing, Variety has learned exclusively. Live + 7 data indicates a 400% increase in viewership with seven days of availability on Hulu, DVRs and other platforms. Delayed viewing earned “The Rookie: Feds” a significantly higher rating as well: Live + Same Day data after the premiere showed a 0.31 rating in the key adults 18-49 demographic, which then lifted to a 1.48. The episode, titled “Day One,” aired on ABC on Sept. 27. Running on Tuesdays in the 10 p.m. timeslot is certainly a boost for Live + Same Day numbers regarding “The Rookie: Feds,” making it the follow-up to “Bachelor in Paradise” at 9 p.m. with some viewers carrying over. But the Live + 7 numbers, beyond marking good news for ABC, reveal the viewing tendencies of the show’s audience. Namely, a majority of its viewers prefer to tune in after episodes have already aired — which is, of course, not uncommon these days, though it remains a reminder that even network staples like police procedurals and their spinoffs (the original “The Rookie” debuted in 2018) are becoming common streaming fare.

Jason Momoa is finally giving us a peek at his latest dramatic haircut — including a bold new head tattoo!

Jason Momoa stunned fans as he revealed a striking new inking on his head to honour his Hawaiian heritage. The Aquaman actor said he was back on ‘the roam’ with a fresh new look, after he recently cut off his trademark hair to help encourage his 17.1 million followers to reduce their plastic waste. The 43-year-old took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a new addition to his hairline, as he set out to board a Hawaiian Airlines flight to New Zealand. The Honolulu native sported a white tank top, grey joggers and a black bowler hat, before revealing an eye-catching new addition to his extensive tattoo collection. He buzzed with excitement and teased fans that he had ‘something special for you’ to mark the momentous occasion of flying to New Zealand for the first time since the pandemic with his favourite airline. As he walked to the plane with his pink luggage, Jason said: ‘Hey check it out. Hawaiian airlines.

Game of Thrones actor Jason Momoa has shared his latest tattoo on Instagram.For this new addition, the actor had to shave off his hair in one place wit make way for the new ink.On Wednesday (September 15), Jason showed off a new tattoo he got on one side of his head.READ MORE: House of the Dragon faces major change as four stars replaced in upcoming episodesThe Aquaman star, 43, took to Instagram with a clip of him just about to board an aircraft.The 6ft4 Hollywood star pointed toward the plane and said: "Hawaiian Airlines - proud to be Hawaiian, proud to ride Hawaiian Airlines, the best part is, it goes to New Zealand finally, again; it's been like two years since they were able to go because of COVID.""Hawaiian Airlines, I love you for this and I got something special for ya."Jason then removed his bowler hat to show off an impressive tribal pattern tattoo that he had freshly got.He added: "Chief of war coming, baby!"A rep for the star told Just Jared: "He got his head and neck tattooed. It's a huge piece, it's related to his Hawaiian roots and culture."The Khal Drogo star captioned the post: "Here we go @hawaiianairlines is back we’re going to New Zealand HAWAII TO AOTEROA Mahalo to my OHANA for being there for me yesterday @suluape_keone it was a true honor 20 years in the making."So stoked @mananalu.water is on the flight mahalo again @hawaiianairlines help stop single-use plastic.

Jason Momoa is giving fans a fresh glimpse of his bold new look. The actor, who has long been known for his lengthy locks, recently teased a dramatic change in his signature hairstyle when he shaved the sides of his head in an effort to draw attention to the environmental harm of single-use plastics, documenting some of the haircut on Instagram. Now, he's showing off the full look, which includes a tribal tattoo on the side of his head. " comin', baby!" he shouts at the camera in a new Instagram reel, cheekily removing his hat as he boards an airplane. The 43-year-old declares that he's «Proud to be Hawaiian» in the clip, as he holds a pink carry-on bag, aluminum water bottle and shares that he's flying via Hawaiian Airlines to New Zealand. Momoa kept the top of his hair long, pulling it back in a bun, but shaved both sides of his head.

Jason Momoa on Wednesday showed off a new tattoo he got on the side of his head.The Aquaman leading man, 43, took to Instagram with a clip as he prepared to board an aircraft from while clad in a bowler hat with a tank top and gray pants.The 6ft4 screen star pointed toward the aircraft and said, 'Hawaiian Airlines - proud to be Hawaiian, proud to ride Hawaiian Airlines, the best part is, it goes to New Zealand finally, again; it's been like two years since they were able to go because of COVID.' The latest: Jason Momoa, 43, showed off a new tattoo he got on the side of his head in an Instagram clip on Wednesday The Honolulu, Hawaii native added, 'Hawaiian Airlines, I love you for this and I got something special for ya,' at which point he removed his hat to show off a tribal pattern he had tattooed on the left side of his head.'Chief of war coming, baby!' Momoa said, after showing off the new ink. 'He got his head and neck tattooed,' a rep for the actor told Just Jared.

Jason Momoa is rocking a huge new tattoo!