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Shannon Beador really wanted to be The Golden Bachelorette!

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large “The Book of Life” writer/director/animator/actor Jorge Gutierrez is putting his spin on the opening to this Sunday’s annual “Treehouse of Horror” edition of “The Simpsons.” Gutierrez and musician Juan Carlos Enriquez have put together an intro/couch gag to “Treehouse of Horror XXXV” (or in this case “El Treehouse del Horror XXXV”) that includes a version of the Jarabe Tapatío with Día de los Muertos and lucha libre-style imagery. Scroll below to watch.

Tiger King sensation Joe Exotic, 61, has found love behind bars and is now engaged to a fellow inmate he met during his 21-year sentence.The notorious reality TV star, whose real name is Joseph Allen Maldonado-Passage, announced on Twitter on October 28 that he's planning to tie the knot with his prison partner, Jorge Marquez, aged 33. In a heartfelt post, Joe shared a photo of them together and gushed: "Meet Jorge Marquez, he is 33.

Liam Gallagher has teased that Oasis are about to announce the South American leg of their huge reunion world tour.The Britpop band are due to hit the road next summer for their first live shows together in 16 years. Dubbed Oasis Live ’25, the trek will kick off in the UK and Ireland before visiting the US, Canada, Mexico and Australia.This morning (October 31), a fan on X/Twitter asked Liam when he and Noel would be “announcing Brazil/Argentina dates”, adding: “The people are waiting.” LG responded by teasing: “Very soon.”Last night (October 30), someone tweeted the frontman: “Liam tomorrow is the announcement of the shows in Argentina?” He replied: “I hope so”.

Joe Exotic is engaged.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Following in the footsteps of Selena Gomez, who dropped her ballot off on the way to the premiere of “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place,” fellow “Emilia Perez” star Zoe Saldaña also cast her vote this week, the star shares while attending the Netflix co-hosted premiere of Jacques Audiard’s new musical at the opening night of the 28th American French Film Festival at the DGA in Hollywood on Tuesday night. “Emilia Perez,” an exhilarating Mexico-set musical crime drama, made history after its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, winning a collective prize for its ensemble cast of Saldaña, Gomez, Adriana Paz and Karla Sofía Gascón.

Salma Hayek is a woman of her own fortune.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Roku‘s streaming business clocked a solid quarter as the company posted third-quarter 2024 results that topped Wall Street forecasts. But the company said it will stop regularly reporting its streaming households — saying that it’s no longer a relevant metric — similar to Netflix’s announced plans to discontinue reporting subscriber figures quarterly.

Nicky Jam has walked back his endorsement of Donald Trump, upset over a comedian’s comments about Puerto Rico that were made at a Madison Square Garden rally earlier this week.

Andrés Buenahora editor “Emilia Pérez” is set to receive the Vanguard Award at the Palm Springs International Film Awards. The Vanguard Award recognizes the collective work of a film’s cast and director on a particular project. This year, “Emilia Pérez” stars Karla Sofia Gascón, Zoe Saldaña, Selena Gomez and Edgar Ramírez will be presented the award alongside director Jacques Audiard.

EXCLUSIVE: The Sundance Institute and Sandbox Films have named the documentary projects and teams that will be receiving support this year through the Sundance Institute | Sandbox Fund.

MTV has revealed more superstar performers set to take to the stage at next week's 2024 MTV EMAs taking place at Manchester's Co-op Live.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Munich-based Studio 100 Intl. has teamed up with Mexican animation studio Lunch Films to develop animated family feature “Halloween vs Day of the Dead.” The film, which will blend 2D and 3D animation, will be directed by Celso Garcia, founder of Lunch Films and repped by the Gotham Group. Garcia’s credits include “The Thin Yellow Line,” produced by Guillermo del Toro, “Origins: The Journey of Humankind” for National Geographic and Legendary Pictures, the Mexican remake of “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” for Sony Pictures International, and “The Great Seduction,” a comedy produced for Netflix.

The stars of Emilia Pérez are hitting the red carpet!

SXSW) has unveiled its first wave of artists set to perform in Austin, Texas next March.Notably, among the list of names include Irish acts Gurriers and Soda Blonde, both of whom were initially booked for SXSW 2024 but pulled out in protest of the festival’s sponsors, the US military and defence contractor RTX Corporation, who are both reportedly tied to Israel as weapons suppliers. The festival has since dropped them as sponsors for its 2025 edition, which will take place from March 10 to 15.The list sees a heavy load of up-and-coming artists, including Australian indie rock band Delivery – who are set to release their sophomore album ‘Force Majeure’ in January – British singer-songwriter Emmeline, Irish punk quintet M(h)aol, American multi-instrumentalist Yasmin Williams and Indonesian psych-funk band Ali.It also includes festival favourites Dune Rats, The Ting Tings, Letting Up Despite Great Faults, and Twin Shadow, with the latter set to launch his upcoming sixth album ‘Georgie’ at the festival.Elsewhere in the line-up, Wire‘s Colin Newman will bring the live debut of his sound and art project Immersion – in which he performs alongside Minimal Contact’s Malka Spiel – and their collaboration with instrumental trio SUSS under the Nanocluster series.Ali (Indonesia) Amiture (US) Annie-Claude Deschênes (Canada) Ava Vegas (US) babas tutsipop (Mexico) Bakers Eddy (New Zealand) Bee Blackwell (US) Big Phony (US) Bleary Eyed (US) Boo Seeka (Australia) Bubba Lucky (US) Bummer Camp (US) Caleb De Casper (US) Cap Carter (Australia) Cari Cari (Austria) Carter Vail (US) CDSM (US) Chinese American Bear (US) Cloth (Scotland) corto.alto (Scotland) Cotton Mather (US) Delivery (Australia) Dr.

Marc Anthony is the latest Puerto Rican recording artist to speak out against a Trump-supporting comedian’s swipe at the U.S. territory as “a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean.”

Zoë Kravitz are also in the cast. The East Village was restored to its gritty ’90s glory for the shoot, with old favorites such as Kim’s Video and Benny Burritos resurrected from the dead. “Doing period [pieces] in New york is a wonderful experience, you’re able to recapture some of the magic that is the rich history of New York City,” Aaron Hurvitz, a location scout who worked on both films, told The Post.

Fremantle Mexico boss Coty Cagliolo is stepping down after 11 years, with an exec on Netflix’s Too Hot to Handle taking her place.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Eva Longoria (“Only Murders in the Building,” “Land of Women”) and Nicholas Galitzine (“The Idea of You”) are set to lead the voice cast of Studiocanal’s “Wings of Freedom,” a Mexico-set animated adventure film from the creators of “Ballerina” (titled “Leap!” in the U.S.). A heartwarming action-comedy feature, “Wings of Freedom” is directed and co-written by Laurent Zeitoun, the well-established French screenwriter and producer behind some of Europe’s biggest local hits in recent history, from the Omar Sy comedy “Intouchables” to animated features “Ballerina” and “Fireheart,” both of which he directed.

The first time I meet Karla Sofía Gascón is on a London stage. I’m wrapping up a group interview in front of a live audience for Jacques Audiard’s film Emilia Pérez, and as the director, Zoe Saldaña, Selena Gomez and Adriana Paz all file off into the wings to boisterous applause, I notice that Gascón, the titular actress, has stopped. She turns 180 degrees and heads back across the stage. The clapping becomes uncertain. They don’t really know her. They haven’t seen the film yet. What is happening?

Thania Garcia Rising artists Latin Mafia — comprised of siblings Mike (producer), Emilio (singer) and Milton (singer) De La Rosa — are touring the United States for the first time in their career. Fresh off a nomination for best new artist at the upcoming Latin Grammy Awards, the trio will play Los Angeles’ Hollywood Palladium and the Brooklyn Paramount in New York on a North American trek that begins in January. Produced by Live Nation, the “Te Odio Y Te Extraño Mucho” tour will begin in the U.S.