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to Us Weekly this week during an interview alongside Jovovich, 49.While the famous director clarified that his wife’s punch was not “in anger,” Jovovich interrupted to insist that Anderson “asked for it.”“They put me in an impossible situation,” the “Resident Evil” star explained. “Paul said, ‘Just punch straight at the camera as if I’m the camera.’ But he didn’t have a camera, so I just punched him straight in the eye.”However, Anderson reiterated that he did not expect Jovovich to actually punch him, but the incident taught just how strong his then-future-wife could be.“Well, I imagined that [Jovovich] would imagine there was a camera in front of me,” the “Event Horizon” director said. “It takes her about ‘this much’ space, but she just imagined the back of my head was the lens.”“And just, wham,” Anderson added with a laugh.

Hulu describes as his most personal and introspective one yet. “Drop Dead Years” is Burr’s first hour-long special in three years, and in it, he tackles everything from “male sadness to dating advice” with his signature filterless wit. One might think, what’s bigger than one of the biggest comics in the world dropping a new stand up special?, and you’d be right to think that, but Burr actually did start this week with another major milestone.

his stage three colon cancer diagnosis in Nov. 2023, and he discussed his shocking health battle further in an Instagram clip published Saturday after his 48th birthday.The video, titled “What Cancer Taught Me,” began with Van Der Beek telling his more than 1.6 million followers how this past year “has been the hardest of my life.”“When I was younger, I used to define myself as an actor, which was never all that fulfilling, and then I became a husband and it was much better and then I became a father and that was the ultimate,” the “Dawson’s Creek” star said.“All of those definitions that I cared so deeply about were stripped from me,” he continued after explaining he was forced to be away from his family while seeking and undergoing treatment.“I was away for treatment, so I could no longer be a husband who was helpful to my wife,” Van Der Beek told the camera.

told People about his childhood dreams.“I later realized that, yeah, deep down I’d always wanted to do this,” the “Smile2″ alum admitted.“I think things happen when they do for a reason,” continued Nicholson. “If I’d had fame when I was younger, who knows — I could be dead.

appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”While Pompeo was happy to celebrate the show one year after kicking off its historic 20th season, she was clear that it was still too soon for her youngest daughter, Sienna, to tune in.“My 15-year-old [Stella] has seen it, and now my 10-year-old wants to see it,” Pompeo told Jimmy Kimmel. “She’s not ready, but a lot of kids in her class have seen it.”“No judgment on other parents,” the “Good American Family” actress added.

his first on-screen appearance in six years during the Season 3 premiere of “Dark Winds” (currently airing Sundays at 9 p.m. on AMC and AMC+). The episode’s director, Chris Eyre, exclusively took The Post inside Redford’s rare taping.

couldn’t help but ridicule Markle over her questionable cooking skills.“That’s not food – that’s punishment!” one person quipped.“Her food looks very basic and a bit boring,” another watcher said.“Another American destroying Italian food,” a third critic mourned.Even culinary stalwarts like Martha Stewart and Rachael Ray were dragged into the Markle mania as critics drew biting comparisons between the duchess and the beloved cooking personalities.“In marketing, there is aspirational marketing and relatability marketing,” PR expert Doug Eldridge remarked after “With Love, Meghan” premiered. “Martha Stewart was aspirational; Rachael Ray was relatable.”“Each personality came at it from a different direction, but managed to connect with their audiences (because they were authentic) and in so doing, climbed to the top of the lifestyle mountain, respectively,” he continued.“Connection comes in two forms, but regardless of the path or direction, it remains the critical first step in any creative or marketing endeavor.”The backlash grew so intense that one critic, celebrity chef Jameson Stocks, received death threats over his response to Markle’s show.“I started getting death threats and all sorts of nasty messages,” Stocks, 41, exclusively told The Post this week.“And I’m thinking to myself, Christ.

Sean “Diddy” Combs looked bloated and old in Manhattan court Friday — where he faced fresh allegations that he sexually abused three more victims.Combs, 55, sporting a puffy figure and gray hair and a gray chinstrap beard, pleaded not guilty to new indictments — which accuse the hip-hop mogul of sexually abusing three victims for at least two decades from 2004 to 2024. However, the disgraced rapper isn’t facing any new charges.The docs also claim that Combs “forced labor” by demanding employees to work long hours and threatened to punish those who wouldn’t assist in the sex-trafficking scheme.Manhattan Federal Judge Arun Subramanian said that the music mogul’s trial will start on May 12, with jury selection beginning on May 5.Several family members were inside the courtroom to support Combs, who lounged in his seat wearing a tan prison jumpsuit.

called into “The View” on Friday to speak with co-hosts Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Sara Haines, Ana Navarro and Alyssa Farah Griffin.The former television host started off the prerecorded interview by explaining why she went to the hospital on Monday.“Well, I went to the hospital. I was having a little angina… I went to the hospital where I lived, you know what I’m saying, at this memory unit on this floor. I needed a breath of fresh air.

the Hollywood Reporter this week to give his first interview since being convicted on assault and harassment charges against his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari.During his chat with the outlet, Majors — whose big bad Marvel villain was set to get a spinoff film — revealed how he learned the colossal studio fired him and, for the first time, shared that he was sexually abused as a child.According to the “Magazine Dreams” star, he learned of his Marvel firing from a member of his team immediately after a Manhattan jury found him guilty of misdemeanor assault and harassment in December 2023.In his interview with THR published on Friday, Majors said, “He goes, ‘I’m just gonna tell you now, that way you’re not surprised, and you can start processing it. They fired you.

Instagram post about “Another Simple Favor.”The Post reached out to Amazon MGM Studios for comment. “Another Simple Favor” is set to be released on Prime Video on May 1. Blake Lively, 37, Anna Kendrick, 39, and Henry Golding, 38, are set to reprise their roles from the first movie, which came out in 2018.

Donny Osmond had some competition from his own family to win over his wife of 47 years, Debbie.“She dated my brother, and I stole her from my brother,” Osmond told Fox News Digital. “That’s a true story.”He explained, “I was dating a girl named Tammy. And [my brother] Jay took Debbie out.

Rachel Zegler is headed across the pond to make her West End debut in a revival of “Evita,”according to a report published on Variety Friday.“Evita” will be directed by “Sunset Boulevard” creator Jamie Lloyd and opening night is slated for June 14 at the London Palladium.The show follows the life of Argentine political leader Eva Perón (Zegler) who is also the second wife of the Argentine president.Zegler, 23, will follow in the footsteps of stage stars Elaine Paige and Patti LuPone. Paige, 77, originated the role on the West End in 1978 with the iconic hit “Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina.”LuPone, 75, meanwhile, was the first to star as Eva on Broadway in 1979.In 1996, Madonna starred in the film adaptation opposite Antonio Banderas.However, this won’t be the first time Zegler takes on an iconic role, as she rose to stardom in 2021 after starring in Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story.”The actress then headed to Broadway where she made her debut as Juliet in “Romeo + Juliet” – a modern twist on the Shakespearian classic.

TMZ reporting that Hackman’s kids were not included in his.In 1995, the “Birdcage” actor reportedly made Arakawa the sole beneficiary of his estate, leaving out his three children: son Christopher and daughters Leslie and Elizabeth.Hackman’s wife was supposed to get his fortune in the event of his death, which was likely to happen before her. He was 95 and she was 65.However, they both tragically passed away within days of each other.If Arakawa died first, most of her assets were reportedly supposed to go to her husband.The documents allegedly show a provision stating that if they died within 90 days of each other, aka a simultaneous death, all of Arakawa’s assets would go to charity.The couple, who married in 1991, did not have a prenup.

his wife Hilaria, 41, and their seven kids, the star has debated stepping back from his career.The couple, who tied the knot in 2012, are parents to Carmen, 11, Rafael, 9, Leonardo, 8, Romeo, 6, Eduardo, Maria, 4, and Ilaria, 2. During the March 16 episode of “The Baldwins,” the actor admits he has no plans to head back to work.“It’s interesting to see men who look at me like they think I’m like them,” Baldwin, 66, said on his TLC reality show, per People.

Travis and Jason Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast on Friday.Sudeikis clarified that Season 4 will have a different premise, with his character, Ted Lasso, coaching a different team.“Ted’s coaching, yeah, a women’s team. So there, that’s…”A post shared by New Heights (@newheightshow)When Travis Kelce pressed Sudeikis about the plot and location, asking, “Is he coming back to the States or…?”Sudeikis replied, “Yeah, that’s too many questions.”The NFL player’s brother, retired Philadelphia Eagles player Jason, chimed in: “We’ll leave it at that.

told Fox News.“No, it was a lot better earlier…but it was real California sunny, you know? Cool. Not much crime.”After recently driving through downtown Los Angeles, Stallone said what he saw was “filth.”“The graffiti and the homelessness is almost like that movie ‘Escape from New York,’” he said, referencing the 1981 film starring Kurt Russell.“I mean, it’s that scary. I mean, I batten down the window, locks…You’re talking trash piled four feet high.