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his leaked jailhouse call with Kanye West had been recorded for the general public to hear, a source close to the matter exclusively told The Post. A video showing Ye, 47, talking on the phone with Diddy, 55, was posted Monday on Instagram by The Shade Room.

told Entertainment Tonight. The insider spilled details of the pair’s alleged nuptials, claiming that Majors’ mom married them and Good’s mother was their witness.ET’s source shared it was just the four of them. Another insider confirmed the news to People on Tuesday, March 18, but did not provide details.The Post reached out to reps for Majors and Good for comment.The fired Marvel actor, 35, reportedly said “I do” to Good, 43, amid her endless support during and after his lengthy legal battle.In March 2023, Majors was arrested and charged in New York City following a dispute with his then-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari.Months later, he was linked to Good, who was his rock during his assault trial.

“Only Murders in the Building” star, 74, opened up about his lengthy on-and-off-again relationship with late actress and comedian Gilda Radner during Tuesday’s episode of the “Good Hang with Amy Poehler” podcast.Short said he first met Radner in 1972 during a production of the musical “Godspell” in Toronto, Canada.Although the couple would go on to “break up” and “get back” together “every couple of years,” Short admitted he “fell for her madly” at first.“Every girl wanted to be her best friend and every guy wanted to go out with her,” Short told Poehler, 53, of his ex. “I remember she came up to the first rehearsal and said, ‘Hi, Marty.

told TMZ. The singer’s girlfriend allegedly had visible marks on her arms, which led to Scantlin being taken into custody.After being placed under arrest, the police searched the musician and reportedly discovered a small amount of drugs on him.Scantlin is allegedly facing felony charges for domestic violence and possession of a controlled substance, per TMZ; however, his lawyer, Robert Hankoff, told Page Six, “There is an extensive amount of misinformation being reported.”“There was no felony domestic violence arrest,” his attorney claimed.

the use of their daughter North West’s vocals in his latest song.The Yeezy founder, 47, attacked Kardashian, 44, early Tuesday in a series of since-deleted posts on X, seemingly in response to Playboi Carti asking the reality TV star to have North send him a song. The “Magnolia” rapper’s request came after Kardashian shared the lyrics from his new song “Fine S–t,” which mentions her Skims brand, on her Instagram story Monday.Carti shared Kardashian’s story, adding the comment, “@kimkardashian TELL MY NIECE NORTH SEND ME A SONG.”Ye, it seems, interpreted Kardashian’s repost to mean she is open to sending North’s vocals to Carti for use.

feud that turned legal.Mia Schachter, who has worked on the shows “Lessons in Chemistry,” “Perry Mason” and “American Crime Story: Impeachment” but didn’t work on “It Ends With Us,” shared her take in the new documentary “He Said, She Said: Blake Lively vs Justin Baldoni” that aired Monday on Channel 5 in the UK.“From reading their text messages, I do get the sense that, at one point, there was genuine affection between them and what felt like a friendship,” she said about the “It Ends With Us” co-stars.Schachter also brought up that Lively, 37, allegedly refused to meet the film’s intimacy coordinator before production (a claim made by Baldoni in his $400 million January countersuit), which she claimed indicated that the star trusted Baldoni, 41, at the time.“And those texts made me think that at one point, she did feel a lot of trust with him,” she said.Lively sued Baldoni in December for sexual harassment. Baldoni later countersued and released text messages between the pair that he claims proves his innocence.In Lively’s lawsuit, she alleged Baldoni improvised kissing scenes and wanted to add sex scenes to the film.

as a serial killer dad in “Happy Face,” premiering March 20 on Paramount+. “Serial killers are very easy to play,” Quaid, 70, exclusively told The Post, while promoting his “True To Texas” ad campaign. “Because they really kind of don’t have any emotion,” the “Substance” actor explained.

Bradley Cooper’s wildly popular cheesesteak takeout spot on the Lower East Side has a new landlord, The Post has learned.Alchemy Ventures, a real estate company that owns more than $400 million in mostly small properties in New York and Kansas City, gobbled up the five-story apartment building at 151 Avenue A for $10.75 million, reps for the company revealed.The green-painted building houses Danny & Coop’s, which the A-lister opened in December – and where he’s been spotted working the grill to sling cheesesteaks to adoring fans. The change of landlords won’t likely imperil the Philadelphia-style phenomenon because Cooper and co-owner Danny DiGiampietro, who runs a celebrated pizza and sandwich spot called Angelo’s in the City of Brother Love, have a five-year lease with a five-year extension option.A source said Alchemy’s principals were “thrilled” to have the “Silver Linings Playbook” star as a tenant.Neither Cooper nor DiGiampietro could be reached.Danny & Coop’s is the latest addition to the thriving, sometimes funky Avenue A eating scene.

The Irishman.” At first, the more restrained plan was for De Niro to solely play Costello, the boss of the Luciano crime family in New York from 1937 to 1957. “Irwin Winkler one day said, ‘Well, what do you think about the idea of Bob playing both roles? Playing Frank and Vito?” Levinson recalled.

Mandy Moore is sharing a confession to remember. The actress, 40, got candid on the death of her character Rebecca Pearson’s husband, Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia), on the NBC drama “This Is Us.”On Tuesday’s episode of the “That Was Us” podcast, Moore and her co-hosts, Sterling K.

sudden and unexplained absence for a little over a week.However, the singer-turned-TV personality failed to address what caused her to miss her hosting duties.Instead, Clarkson, 42, opened the show with her signature “Kellyoke” performance and interviewed “Severance” star Adam Scott and musician and YouTuber Marc Rebillet. Clarkson was first absent from her “The Kelly Clarkson Show” March 3.

the now-viral clip, and many think it is proof the “Hero” songstress was not excited by Long and Tori Kelly’s tributes to her.“Mariah Carey is not feeling these performances and is not hiding that fact,” one viewer wrote. “Lol.”“The way Mariah Carey can’t help but show her disinterest on her face but I get it I’m the same my face tells everything,” another person wrote.

Chuck Lorre has started off the podcast confessions with a bang.“The Big Bang Theory” co-creator, 72, revealed a regret of his when it came to Kaley Cuoco’s character, Penny, on the series, which ran from 2007 to 2019 on CBS.“We had so many episodes to go before we started to understand that there was a brilliance to Penny’s character that we had not explored,” Lorre said while on the first-ever episode of “The Official Big Bang Theory Podcast” on Monday.The series followed best friends, roommates and physicists Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons), Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galecki) and Howard Wolowitz (Simon Helberg).“We did the very cliché in the beginning, you know, goofy blond who says foolish things. It’s a clichéd character, right? And we missed it,” Lorre told host Jessica Radloff.

coming under fire after making homemade green waffles to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.The Duchess of Sussex, 43, took to Instagram on Monday to celebrate the holiday. She shared several videos that showed her making waffle mix from scratch with her and Prince Harry’s children: Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3.“About this morning…” the “With Love, Meghan” host wrote alongside a clip of her stirring the green batter.

the 2025 remake would be more “modern” than the “dated” 1937 animated film.But in a new interview with Allure, Zegler appeared to change her perspective on the iconic love story.“Snow White is on her own mission and she falls in love along the way, which is really awesome,” Zegler said. “That’s how life happens.

Lollapalooza just won 2025.In terms of sheer star power, it’s going to be hard for any festival to top the household names the Chicago extravaganza has plucked for their annual four-day get-together at Grant Park going down this year from July 31 through Aug. 3.Just a few of the biggies on the expansive bill include ubiquitous hitmakers Olivia Rodrigo, Sabrina Carpenter and Gracie Abrams.They’ll be joined by a wealth of cross-genre stars at the late-summer getdown.

The Sun that she was responsible for laying out Andrew’s soft toys in order of size every morning in the mid-‘90s. The royal, who was reportedly Queen Elizabeth II’s favorite son, would have been in his mid-30s. She claimed to the outlet that he had 72 teddy bears at the time.“As soon as I got the job, I was told about the teddies, and it was drilled into me how he wanted them,” Briggs claimed to the outlet.

Def Leppard announced they’ve added a handful of shows to their 2025 tour with special guests Bret Michaels, The Struts, Extreme and Brother Cane joining them on select dates.As of now, the “Pour Some Sugar On Me” group has four Tri-state area stops lined up.First, they slated to headline at Atlantic City’s Borgata Casino Event Center on Saturday, June 28. After that, they hit Uncasville, CT’s Mohegan Sun Arena on Thursday, July 3, Bethel, NY’s Bethel Woods Center For The Arts on Sunday, July 20 and Saratoga Springs, NY’s Saratoga Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, July 22.In total, the Rock Hall of Famers have 23 shows and festival appearances lined up this spring and summer.“The Summer is heatin’ up with seven more nights to rock with YOU,” the band shared via Instagram.

Vanity Fair cover story published Tuesday.“I mean, we have a lot of sex in this movie,” Paltrow, 52, shared. “There’s a lot — a lot.”When the interviewer asked Paltrow, “So…you’re in a lot of vulnerable positions with him?,” she replied, “Beyond.”“Marty Supreme,” directed by Josh Safdie (“Uncut Gems”), is a fictional story inspired by the real professional ping-pong player Marty Reisman, who won several medals at the World Table Tennis Championships between the late 1940s and the 1960s.