Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Trainer Bryant Johnson Does Push-Ups at Her Casket

Her ex-boyfriend and baby daddy Tristan Thompson was seen having dinner with Kanye West in Miami on Tuesday night.And one day later, Khloe Kardashian woke up early to get her fitness on, sweating away the drama.The fit star, 37, showcased her toned abs as she showed off her impressive physique as she stretched her body for her workout session. The latest:Her ex-boyfriend and baby daddy Tristan Thompson was seen having dinner with Kanye West in Miami on Tuesday night.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Melissa Gorga strutted her stuff in a brown leather mini-dress after taping Bravo's Watch What Happens Live in Manhattan on Tuesday night.The 42-year-old mother-of-three flaunted substantial cleavage in the underwire frock, which she paired with a taupe teddy coat and bedazzled stilettos.Melissa brought out her brown eyes with false lashes and defined brows and she applied a glossy pout and bronzed cheeks for her TV appearance. Leggy lady: The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Melissa Gorga strutted her stuff in a brown leather mini-dress after taping Bravo's Watch What Happens Live in Manhattan on Tuesday nightJoining Gorga (born Marco) was her husband Joe Gorga, who clutched a copy of the 2021 cookbook Italian American: Red Sauce Classics and New Essentials.The married couple of 17 years originally joined the hit reality show in 2011 during season three.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeFox’s “Next Level Chef” is ready for, well, its next level. The Gordon Ramsay-fronted cooking competition has been renewed for a second season. Rob Wade, Fox Entertainment’s president, alternative entertainment and specials, announced the pickup on Wednesday.Fox Alternative Entertainment and Studio Ramsay are behind “Next Level Chef,” which takes place on a three-story stage with different kinds of kitchens on each floor.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterShanola Hampton has been cast in the lead role of the NBC drama pilot “Unfound,” Variety has learned.The one hour drama deals with the fact that, in any given year, more than 600,000 people are reported missing in the U.S. More than half that number are people of color that the country seems to forget about. Public relations specialist Gabi Mosley (Hampton) — who was once herself one of those forgotten ones — and her crisis management team now make sure there is always someone looking out for the forgotten missing people.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterSelwyn Seyfu Hinds has signed an overall deal with UCP, which will see him adapt the Civil War graphic novel series “The Sixth Gun” into a TV series for the Universal Studio Group-owned studio.Under the pact, Hinds will produce projects across various platforms through his production company Mad Massive Entertainment. First up is “The Sixth Gun,” based on the graphic novels from Oni Press by Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt.Per UCP’s description for the potential show, “During the darkest days of the Civil War, vile men unearthed six pistols of otherworldly power.

Naman Ramachandran UPDATED: U.K. media regulator Ofcom on Wednesday opened a further 12 investigations into the due impartiality of programs on the Russia-backed RT news channel. This takes the total number of RT programs under investigation to 27.“We are very concerned by the volume of programmes on RT that are raising potential issues under the Broadcasting Code, and as we progress our investigations we are considering whether RT should retain a U.K.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterBleecker Street has appointed Kyle Davies as the film company’s president of distribution.In his new role, Davies will be responsible for spearheading the planning and execution of Bleecker Street’s theatrical movies. Its upcoming releases include “Infinite Storm” with Naomi Watts, “Montana Story” starring Haley Lu Richardson, “Mr.

William Earl Variety will shine a spotlight on the controversy over changes to this year’s Academy Awards telecast with a virtual panel featuring Oscar winners and current nominees in the award categories that will be removed from the live telecast.“Variety Artisans: Special Report” will be available for viewing Friday, March 4 on Variety.com. Moderated by Jazz Tangcay, Senior Artisans Editor for Variety, the lineup features past Oscar winners and current nominees in the eight craft- and technology-focused categories that will no longer be presented live as part of ABC’s March 27 telecast of the 94th Academy Awards.“Variety pioneered deep coverage of the artisans of the entertainment world back in the 1990s.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterRobin De Jesús has joined the Hulu series “Immigrant,” which tells the story of the founding of Chippendales.He joins previously announced series lead Kumail Nanjiani as well as series regulars Annaleigh Ashford, Murray Bartlett, and Dan Stevens.“Immigrant” is the true story of Somen “Steve” Banerjee (Nanjiani), the Indian-American entrepreneur who started Chippendales. The series will detail the darkly comedic, crime-ridden story behind the unique male revue that became a cultural phenomenon.De Jesús will appear in the recurring role of Ray Colon. Described as a proud Nuyorican from the Bronx, Colon comes on the Chippendales scene as the resident handyman and self-proclaimed jack of all trades.

Jordan Moreau Major League Baseball has canceled the 2022 Opening Day and several early games during the regular season amid a labor dispute between players and the league.Opening Day was originally scheduled for March 31, but MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred announced on Tuesday that it would not be happening as originally planned. The Major League Baseball Players Association and MLB leadership could not come to a collective bargaining agreement after nine straight days of negotiations.

Netflix has responded to Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine by pausing all of its production and acquisitions work in the territory, Deadline sources confirm.

EXCLUSIVE:  Amazon Studios, Hillman Grad Productions, and Good Trouble Studios are partnering for the feature-length documentary Gifted & Black for Prime Video, Deadline has learned.

Samuel L. Jackson will receive an Honorary Oscar at the 2022 Governors Awards later this month, but the actor says his shelves should already be graced by at least one of the statuettes.

Shameless alumna Shanola Hampton has been tapped as the lead of NBC pilot Found. Hampton also will serve as producer on the one-hour missing-persons drama, written by Nkechi Okoro Carroll, which hails from Berlanti Productions, Carroll’s Rock My Soul Productions and Warner Bros. TV, where Greg Berlanti and Carroll are under overall deals.

Former Paramount Pictures head Kyle Davies has joined Bleecker Street as President of Distribution. In his new role, the veteran distribution executive will be responsible for spearheading the company’s theatrical distribution strategies, planning and execution as well as managing the wider distribution team.

Alan Ladd Jr, the veteran film producer who won a Best Picture Oscar for Braveheart, commissioned George Lucas to write Star Wars and was a longtime executive for Fox and MGM, died today, his family said. He was 84.

The History Channel has teamed up with a slew of A-listers on its latest slate of docuseries and non-scripted series.

Unable to launch a book tour amid the global pandemic, John Lithgow recruited his celebrity friends for a series of video readings promoting the release of his new book of satirical Trump-inspired poems. Speaking to The Late Show host Stephen Colbert, the actor detailed how he was able to produce the project, which features a total of 21 two-minute video readings of his work fromTrumpty Dumpty Wanted a Crown: Verses for a Despotic Age ahead of its Sept.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's trainer found the perfect way to honor the late Supreme Court Justice. When Ginsburg became the first woman and first Jewish person to lie in state at the U.S.

Glamour, sharing that the Justice “found” him while she was recovering from cancer in 1999. “She gives it her all,” he wrote at the time.

Antonia Blyth Deputy Editor, AwardsLineFollowing her supporting actress Emmy win for FX limited series Mrs. America, Uzo Aduba took the opportunity to pay tribute to the late great Ruth Bader Ginsburg, calling her recent passing, “absolutely devastating”.Speaking in the Emmys virtual press room on Sunday night, following her second Emmy win (her first was in 2015 for Orange is the New Black), Aduba said she wanted to thank Bader Ginsburg for all that she did.“It’s important to put into context the time in which these women are existing,” she said.