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The video – which was posted Monday, March 24, and garnered nearly 10 million likes by Wednesday afternoon – showed the “Married… with Children” star rocking his head as he and his daughter mouthed the words to Tupac Shakur’s 1996 epic diss track “Hit ‘Em Up.”“I ain’t got no motherf–kin’ friends,” Claire lip-synched before her famous dad stepped in.“That’s why I f–ked yo bitch, you fat motherf–ker,” O’Neill, 78, added after stepping into the frame.The beloved “Modern Family” actor’s daughter could not help but hold back laughter during the eight-second clip. She also captioned the video, “This was his idea.”Meanwhile, Claire’s nearly 140K followers – and some of her father’s former co-stars – rushed to the comments section of the short TikTok video to applaud the pair’s Tupac rendition.“I AM SCREAMINGGGGGG,” Sarah Hyland, who starred with O’Neill on “Modern Family,” wrote.“This is amazing,” fellow “Modern Family” alum Ariel Winter added.While many fans and followers complimented O’Neill and his daughter’s performance, others missed the point completely and began arguing about which of the actor’s two most famous TV characters was better.“He taught me love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage,” wrote one “Married… with Children” fan.

Colin Chilvers, a pioneering Oscar-winning Hollywood visual effects artist who created movie magic for Superman, apocalyptic scenarios and even The Who’s Tommy, died Tuesday November 19 in Fort Erie, Ontario, where he lived. He was 79.

It’s telling that Wednesday’s version of Drive-By Truckers’ “Women Without Whiskey” is the most faithful on their covers compilation Mowing the Leaves Instead of Piling ’Em Up. Like many of Mike Cooley’s best songs, “Women Without Whiskey” meditates on misery and lands on absurdity.

In a highly competitive situation, Legendary has closed a deal with Mob Entertainment to develop and produce a live-action film based on its hit horror video game franchise Poppy Playtime, Deadline can confirm. Legendary will develop and produce along with Don Murphy & Susan Montford’s Angry Films, and Mob Entertainment.

murdered on Sept. 13, 1996. “We have soulmates — our children can be our soulmates,” Pinkett Smith replied when asked if she would use the term to describe Pac — as he apparently previously described her.

Ellise Shafer SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the first seven episodes of “Euphoria” Season 2. Despite the immense popularity of HBO’s “Euphoria,” clearing a song for use in the show isn’t as easy as it may appear — especially when it comes to legacy artists and estates.As music supervisor Jen Malone puts it, the teenage drama series has “sex, nudity, violence, drugs, guns. There’s not one thing that was missing as far as red flags for approval parties.”And yet the first episode of Season 2 kicks off with Billy Swan’s cover of “Don’t Be Cruel,” made famous by Elvis Presley.