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Gwen Stefani’s lyrics are a sweet escape back to the past.The 54-year-old released the next single, “Somebody Else’s,” off her forthcoming album “Bouquet” on Friday and didn’t hold back on the country-rock track.Stefani details why she had to leave an ex — and is so much happier now that he’s “somebody else’s problem.”“I don’t know what a heart like mine was doin’ in a love like that,” she sings in the opening line. “I don’t know what a woman like me was doing with a man like you / But now I got a love so true.”Stefani really gets into the details in the chorus, explaining: “Now that I’ve found the real thing / You don’t compare / And I don’t care that you’re somebody else’s / And it doesn’t even break my heart / You’re somebody else’s / And I pray for them whoever they are.”The “Just a Girl” artist also made it clear to fans that she isn’t looking to relive the past: “If I could go back in time, I would erase you / But I could never go back there.”And elsewhere in the song, Stefani details the unnamed ex’s unflattering characteristics: “Narcissistic, semi-psychotic, so manipulated,” singing: “I bought it every time / But not this time / You gaslit, my world was burning / Had to leave before it stopped turning / So happy I could cry / ‘Cause you’re not mine.”Many listeners assumed the songstress was talking about her ex-husband, Gavin Rossdale.Stefani and the Bush front man, 58, were together for 20 years and married for nearly 13 before their 2015 breakup.

these flowers.The 68-year-old, who is Julia Roberts‘ older brother, shared that he’s not a fan of one of her most critically acclaimed movies, “Steel Magnolias.”In his memoir “Runaway Train: Or the Story of My Life So Far,” Roberts was candid about the 1989 dramedy.“​​Julia was good in ‘Mystic Pizza,’ great in ‘Pretty Woman,’ but not so much in ‘Steel Magnolias,’ in my opinion, even though it brought Julia her first Academy Award nomination,” he wrote, per Entertainment Weekly on Sept. 20. “I don’t want to sound like an actor talking, or a jealous sibling, but I don’t think her performance held up in that movie.”He added, “When I saw her in ‘Steel Magnolias,’ I thought, ‘Okay.

hit Paramount series, revealed that he wasn’t “emotional” when the show wrapped filming on its final season.“It’s definitely weird when you’ve worked with somebody for as long as we have as a group,” Hauser exclusively told The Post while promoting his Free Rein Coffee Company‘s partnership with Walmart. “The crew is family, the cast is family, the drivers, the transportation, the people that cook for us every day,” he explained.“So it was not emotional,” Hauser added, “but it was definitely a sad moment when everybody kind of goes their own way.”Hauser also pointed out that, given his long Hollywood resume, he’s no stranger to saying goodbye to yearslong acting roles.

Connie Britton has clear eyes and a full heart when it comes to filming television shows.The 57-year-old recently shared why she prefers starring in television series over films.“I actually love TV,” Britton exclusively told the Post Wednesday. “I kind of was brought up on television, on watching TV and I love serialized television because I really feel like you get to tackle — and get to really know a character and tell the long version of that story.”She added, “So there’s something really wonderful about that.

revealed that she had an affair with a married man in the summer of 1967, shortly after she landed her first Broadway role in “Golden Rainbow.”She declined to name the man, but she described him in the book as, “a highly successful publicity agent.”“I knew that it was wrong,” Bishop told Fox News Digital.“You’re not supposed to be doing that,” she added.“He wasn’t either … I started thinking about his wife, who may or may not have known about us, who may have experienced other affairs he had. I don’t know.

Iggy Pop, is the cover boy of “Dustin Pittman: New York After Dark,” prowling across the stage with the Stooges at Ugano’s Club in 1970.“Iggy did his Iggy thing,” said Pittman. “He was all new, and it was amazing … We just hit it off really well.”So much so that Pittman was granted a very special exception.“Iggy had this one rule that if a photographer got too close, he would break their camera,” he said.

The Cult filled in for Morrison in the early 2000s.And this year, 78-year-old guitarist Robby Krieger is back on the road for a quick fall tour.From Oct. 6-23, the Rock Hall of Famer will perform Doors classics at three North American venues.First up, he’ll drop into Pittsburgh’s City Winery on Sunday, Oct.

during the pandemic. I think we were all feeling a little strange and disconnected. We all also became addicted to our technology.

Eric Stonestreet is reflecting on midwestern life.In Friday’s episode of “In Depth With Graham Bensinger,” the 53-year-old shed light on “living in Kansas City since ‘Modern Family’ ended basically.”Stonestreet shared that leaving his home in K.C. for Los Angeles gigs has illuminated some Hollywood highs and lows.“What I realized it does is it highlights everything great about our business, the entertainment business,” the actor reflected. “And it highlights all the douchebaggery of our business.

Ani DiFranco played Persephone in the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical “Hadestown.”Next year, she’ll return to the stage on her solo ‘Unprecedented S—: The Tour’ that will send her to venues all over North America in support of her recently released album.Toward the end of the 26-concert run, the “Both Hands” singer is slated to headline at Brooklyn Steel on Friday, April 18.“They gave me my old job back, which is to say, I’m hitting the road again in the new year,” DiFranco shared on Instagram.“Chances are, wherever you live, my band and I are comin to getchoo to play you some unprecedented s—…yeehaw!”If you want to see the Grammy-winning Buffalo native live — and hear her innovative new record — tickets are available as soon as today.Fans can purchase tickets for all upcoming ‘Unprecedented S—‘ shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale is Friday, Sept.

Stevie Wonder is embarking on a nationwide tour.On this brief go-round, the 25-time Grammy winner will perform at ten arenas all over North America as part of his ‘Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart’ tour, which shares a name with his recently-released, politically-charged single.He’s not skipping New York, either.The “Superstition” singer is slated to swoop into New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Thursday, Oct. 10.Wonder’s timing for the last-minute tour is no mistake.

Amazon started as a bookstore, so it shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise that many of the originals produced by Amazon Studios for Prime Video are based on books. In fact, some of the buzziest, most talked about shows and movies that Prime Video has to offer are come straight from the page, teen drama “The Summer I Turned Pretty” and the critically acclaimed action series “Reacher” among them.

Emmy-winning Apple drama, which has been renewed for a Season 4, is set in the world of a fictional morning news program. Witherspoon and Aniston play on-air anchors Bradley Jackson (Witherspoon) and Alex Levy (Aniston), while Duplass plays their executive producer, Charlie “Chip” Black. All three actors were nominated for drama acting Emmys this year, although none of them took home trophies in 2024 (but co-star Billy Crudup did).

You crazy for this one, Ridley. Yep, despite “Gladiator II” not coming out in theaters for two months and reportedly costing a super mint, filmmaker Ridley Scott already intends to make a “Gladiator III” as a trilogy caper.

Barry Diller said his interest in Paramount Global “unquestionably” pushed Skydance to close its merger with the media company.

While it’s no secret which presidential candidate Barry Diller supports, the media mogul reserves particular scorn for Donald Trump‘s “plutocrat” supporters.

Grimes is teaming up with aespa!

The Fall Festival trifecta of Venice/Telluride/Toronto have traditionally been the venues for the serious start of Oscar season. But that kind of awards season mojo has been shifting, however slowly, with the most recent Best Picture winner, Oppenheimer released in July 2023, and 2022 winner Everything Everywhere All At Once released in March of their respective years. In fact the big Oscar opponent and BAFTA winner to the latter title, All Quiet On The Western Front also defied the odds, having first played at Berlin in late winter of 2022, around the same time Everything Everywhere debuted at SXSW. Cannes also has become a much bigger factor in recent years launching such winners and contenders as Parasite, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, Triangle Of Sadness, Anatomy Of A Fall, Drive My Car, The Zone Of Interest and more in the past few years that all went on to Best Picture nominations, against the previous common wisdom that Cannes was a risky place to start an Oscar run as May is so far away from the prime time to campaign. So in other words everything everywhere is being turned on its head when it comes to all things Oscar.

Sony will be releasing the untitled Keke Palmer and SZA R-rated comedy on Jan. 24, 2025.

EXCLUSIVE: Josh O’Connor is set to star in Kelly Reichardt‘s next film The Mastermind. Reichardt will write and direct the film with production expected to start sometime this year.

EXCLUSIVE: Newly minted Emmy Award winner Jessica Gunning has signed with UTA for representation in all areas.