'Sweet Tooth' Renewed for Season 2 By Netflix!

Kendall Jenner is being sued for $1.8 million by Italian house Liu Jo for allegedly failing to schedule and attend a photo shoot last year.The highest paid model in the world failed to fulfill the obligations stated in the contract, after she agreed to attend two photo shoots, being paid $1.5 million with a 20 percent service fee included.And while Kendall completed her first shoot with Liu Jo in July 2019, the second one was forced to be rescheduled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, as it was scheduled for March 2020 and international travel was prohibited.A post shared by Liu Jo (@liujoglobal)The brand and the model agreed to push the second photo shoot for the end of the year, however they paid the total fee in hopes they would

South Park, are making a new game set in the world of the animation series.Details on what kind of game it will be are thin, and there is also no confirmed developer or publisher.

Psyonix’s football with cars, Rocket League, is receiving new 2v2 tournaments in season 4. The season will begin on August 11.2v2 tournaments will enter Rocket League when Season 4 begins.

Keeping the curiosity door locked? Netflix teased Stranger Things fans with a brief look at season 4, leaving us with more questions than answers.

Netflix series, Cocaine Cowboys: The Kings of Miami, follows two childhood friends on their journey to becoming the biggest drug dealers in Miami.In a six-part series, the documentary shows the true story of ‘Willy’ Falcon and Salvador ‘Sal’ Magluata and their crimes over the two decades in the 1970s and 1980s.The two were seen as “local heroes” who always “shared their wealth” in what they made from their drug dealing crimes as cited in the new Netflix documentary.From boats, cash, and cars the pair made their millions in what they did and were soon found with the biggest drug dealers of all time.They were found to be trafficking 75,000 tons of cocaine which became the largest drug case in history.Over two decades of the pair causing chaos

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media“The Suicide Squad” opened to $4.1 million in Thursday night previews, bolstered by strong reviews and the wider world of fandom’s mania for all things James Gunn.Theater owners are hoping that the very R-rated comic book film will provide a much-needed jolt to the box office after concerns about the Delta variant and new distribution models have stalled their recovery. But “The Suicide Squad” is also part of this shift in how movies are being presented to consumers.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorIt’s 3 p.m. on a beautiful Southern California day and Barbra Streisand is in bed.

Kanye West held his second large-scale listening event for his upcoming album, , on Thursday, and made the most of his time in the spotlight.At West's first listening party/launch event, held on July 22, a number of fans said the artist essentially just vibed to his own music in the middle of the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, in front of a sold-out crowd of thousands.Two weeks later — after having not actually released the album and then reportedly living at the stadium in a small room the whole time — West decided this second listening event should include more theatrics.

Sharleen Spiteri fondly recalled the childhood visits she and her mum took to The Barras as she spoke after her first post lockdown gig in Scotland. And Sharleen, who lost her beloved mother Vilma a week before the country went into the first lockdown, admitted it was nostalgic being back in Glasgow's East End for her first Scots gig since her death.

We Can’t Predict Tomorrow.Visitors to the center first encounter an interactive sculpture created by Dane Winkler and installed on the center’s front lawn. From there, they move through Timepiece Mythos, constructed entirely out of materials from a century-plus-old barn in North Carolina that the artist disassembled and transformed.Serving as a portal to both the past and the future, the work, dubbed by Winkler as an “architectural folly,” nods to the cyclical nature of history repeating itself.

Glamour. She explains that she always loved beauty and , but never thought she would end up with a career in the industry. "I actually went to college, I have a degree in business,” she says.

Strictly Come Dancing as well as appearing on the Masked Singer and Dancing on Ice. She's however not yet competed on I'm a Celebrity, which is set to return on ITV later this year - to be based at Gwrych Castle in Abergele for a second series in a row.

Daily Mail exclusively.  As of this year, the rapper, producer and music entrepreneur has an estimated net worth of $820 million (£588 million).

Will Thorne Staff WriterThe list of what surprises Gale Anne Hurd in the entertainment business is a very short one, and the backlash to the legal battle between Scarlett Johansson and the Walt Disney Company certainly isn’t on it.Hurd has been a driving force behind some of the biggest films ever made (“The Terminator,” “Aliens” and “Armageddon”) and a small screen franchise which, for a time, was the most watched show in television (“The Walking Dead”).

All of the work Dolly Parton has put in over the years has certainly paid off!

Cardi B is grateful for Normani! In a new interview with , the 28-year-old rapper opens up about how the former Fifth Harmony member made her feel safe, comfortable and sexy on the set of the music video for their song, «Wild Side.»«I felt like the song was really sexy, but I didn't really want to do much nudity because I've done so much nudeness in my videos before.

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conversion therapy, the so-called ex-gay movement is very much alive and thriving. Whether fueled by religion, politics, or pseudo-psychology, the movement’s belief system — which teaches people that being gay, bi, trans, or gender-nonconforming is a sin or sickness, a faulty trait to be eradicated through piety and prayer, or by clinical intervention — persists, and persistently causes irrevocable harm in the lives of the most vulnerable.“We know that nearly 700,000 people have gone through this in the U.S.