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EXCLUSIVE: No word if Kamala Harris is presenting or not, but there’s a very good chance the former Vice President will be attending the 97th Academy Awards today.

died of pneumonia Tuesday, following an 11-year battle with throat cancer — romanced Cindy Crawford, Angelina Jolie, Ellen Barkin and, most notably, Cher.During the eccentric star’s heyday in the ’80s and early ’90s, he was a Tinseltown chick magnet of the highest order, drawing the smartest, coolest and most beautiful of Hollywood.Director Brett Ratner says Kilmer’s personality as much as his leading man looks made him alluring to filmmakers as well as the opposite sex.“He wasn’t a normal guy. His charm, on the screen and off, was amazing. And the devotion to his craft was 200%,” Ratner told The Post.

back in September 2022. In the time since, the actress has been busy adding fancy new fixtures to the four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom property, including an in-ground swimming pool. New aerial photographs appear to show the renovations in their final stages, sparking speculation that Aniston may soon make the Montecito manse her main home.

In the pilot of Apple TV+’s The Studio, the half-hour comedy points the lens back at Hollywood, taking aim at its foibles and follies with as much frequency as Seth Rogen’s Matt Remick — the bumbling yet passionate newly appointed head of the fictional Continental Studios — shoots himself in the foot.

7th Heaven actor Jeremy London comes to the defense of Stephen Collins in Hollywood Demons, an Investigation Discovery series premiering Monday that promises to “focus on different scandals and tragedies” in Tinseltown.

EXCLUSIVE: As Hakeem Jeffries treks to Los Angeles today for a big-ticket fundraiser, a number of Hollywood donors are staying on the sidelines, out of fatigue, frustration and even fear over the ability of the party to stand up to Donald Trump.

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Jesse Eisenberg has no regrets over his decision to leave Hollywood and embrace a quieter life in Indiana.During a recent interview with CBS News, the 41-year-old actor explained why he joined the growing list of celebrities who have moved out of Tinseltown.“I lived in Indiana for the last decade on and off,” the “Social Network” star said. “That’s where I feel kind of most comfortable.

The Oscar snubs were rough this year, that’s for sure. But at least Selena Gomez and Zendaya got them some diamond-shaped consolation prizes.

Netflix doesn’t expect any significant production delays due to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires this month and, if anything, is looking to charge full steam ahead to get crews back to work after years of economic strife in Hollywood.

Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson and Jon Voight — as “Special Ambassadors to Hollywood” Thursday, ostensibly to help boost business in “troubled” Tinseltown.“[They’ll be] Special Ambassadors to a great but very troubled place, Hollywood, California,” the 78-year-old Trump wrote on Truth Social.“They will serve as Special Envoys to me for the purpose of bringing Hollywood, which has lost much business over the last four years to Foreign Countries, BACK—BIGGER, BETTER, AND STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE!”The stars’ actual duties weren’t immediately clear, but Trump said the trio would be his “eyes and ears” in the movie industry, “and I will get done what they suggest. “It will again be, like The United States of America itself, The Golden Age of Hollywood!”Thursday’s announcement — which comes days before Trump takes office as the 47th president Monday — is an apparent response to the post-COVID-19 slump in US box office receipts, along with a financial hit from the 2023 writers and actors strike.Overall US TV and movie production is down 26% from 2021, according to data from the platform ProdPro.Stallone, Gibson and Voight are all outspoken Trump fans, unlike the majority of Hollywood celebrities, who overwhelmingly supported Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election.
In November, Stallone, 78, called Trump the “second George Washington” while introducing him at the America First Policy Institute Gala.“We are in the presence of a really mythical character.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have finally settled their tumultuous divorce after eight years of back-and-forth. Despite reaching an agreement, tensions remain high over the division of their £50million French estate and winery. Angelina's attorney revealed that the 'Maleficent' star is "exhausted" from the drawn-out conflict involving their children and vast £319m fortune.The ex-power couple filed a declaration in LA Superior Court on Monday, confirming they've hashed out a deal regarding their marriage and assets.

Jamie Lang Hollywood heavyweight director Fede Alvarez returned to his home country of Uruguay this week to host a masterclass at the Ventana Sur market, held in Montevideo for the first time this year. Eliciting loads of laughs and several enthusiastic rounds of applause, Alvarez reflected on his personal journey from a teenage filmmaker shooting superhero movies with his friends to helming one of Hollywood’s most iconic sci-fi franchises with this year’s “Alien: Romulus,” which grossed $351 million at the global box office.

Meghan Markle's former director has revealed what the Duchess of Sussex was like behind the scenes. Despite Meghan, 43, now taking on the role of executive producer alongside her hubby Prince Harry, 40, for their new Netflix series Polo, she's no stranger to the spotlight, having enjoyed a glittering acting career before her Royal wedding in 2018.

“Damn Glad to Meet You: My Seven Decades in the Hollywood Trenches.”Matheson told Fox News Digital that he, along with the rest of the world, was surprised when Buckingham Palace announced Markle’s engagement to Britain’s Prince Harry in 2017.“It was odd because she was engaged to somebody else [when I met her],” Matheson explained. “My first thought, being an actor, was, ‘She’s going to quit acting.’ It was a bold move on her part, especially marrying into the royal family. I just thought, ‘That’s a miniseries.’ I mean, come on!”Before the British prince, Markle, 43, was married to film producer Trevor Engelson from 2011 to 2014.

Selena Gomez has her sights set on a very bright future ahead with boyfriend Benny Blanco!

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Sydney Sweeney is calling out all the “fake” so-called women empowerment in Hollywood!

“The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast” this week, the Oscar winner, 61, was asked if he believed “Dune: Part Two” was the best movie of the year as many have claimed. Tarantino couldn’t chime in because he’s never seen the flick featuring Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Javier Bardem, Florence Pugh and Austin Butler — and has no plans to.“I saw [David Lynch’s] ‘Dune’ a couple of times. I don’t need to see that story again,” Tarantino exclaimed.

Margot Robbie stars in a Hollywood epic that's caught the attention of Netflix viewers, but it's not Barbie that's drawing the crowds this time.

Netflix is dipping into the world of Dutch reality with a series following Yolanthe Cabau‘s journey to LA, while the streamer is adaptingSaskia Noort’s The Dinner Club.