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last Monday’s episode of “Jeopardy!”However, none of the three contestants knew who Andre was — much to his chagrin.Zoe Strassfield, Matt Brooks, and Cat Pisacano were all dead silent during the $2,000 clue for the “Guests on Hot Ones” category during Double Jeopardy.“On his Adult Swim show, this host destroys his set every episode, but says he is sedated in real life: ‘I meditate, jog, I eat salad,’ ” host Ken Jennings read to the trio, as a photo of Andre popped up on the screen.None of the contestants knew the answer, prompting Jennings to say, “What is Eric Andre?”Andre posted a clip of the moment from the game show on his Instagram.“Damn they left me hanging

Spoilers below for the fourth episode of “House of the Dragon.” This week’s episode of “House of the Dragon” kills off Rhaenys (Eve Best), the most prominent character to die yet (and her dragon, Meleys). It also severely injured King Aegon (Tom Glynn-Carney).The “Game of Thrones” spinoff series is set around 200 years before the events of “Game of Thrones,” following a civil war in the Targaryen family. Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy) is the rightful Queen, but her half-brother Aegon (Glynn-Carney) usurped her throne.

Variety in an interview published Friday and opened up about the reason why the Marvel film performed so poorly with both fans and critics. “Things work; things don’t work,” she said. “Everyone likes to act like they can predict if they’re going to work or they’re not.

Instagram Saturday. Dynamo said that Heslin died of “an unexpected cardiac event,” but that “doctors have no explanation for what happened.”“On July 2nd, my husband, best friend, and soulmate @mikeheslin passed away from an unexpected cardiac event after a week long battle in the hospital,” Dynamo began his post. “Michael was young, in perfect health, and the doctors have no explanation for what happened,” he added.

Amazon Live last month and called out the “Modern Family” actor when she was asked to name the “worst guest” she ever had on her podcast, “Taste of Taylor.”“He’s from ‘Modern Family,’ and he’s like the chubby, jolly, sweet, funny one,” Strecker said, adding, “Could he be anything but? Nasty!”Strecker recalled that she thought Stonestreet was coming on her show to talk about “Modern Family,” in which he played Cam Tucker for 11 seasons. However, the actor was only interested in promoting his partnership with Pepto-Bismol.“I didn’t know!” Strecker said. “So we’re talking, we’re talking.

The Sunday Times.Driver and Brolin, 56, fell in love on the set of the 2000 film “Slow Burn.”They were engaged for 6 months before announcing their breakup in October 2001.“Minnie Driver and Josh Brolin have decided to cancel their wedding plans. Their decision is mutual and amicable,” a statement from Driver’s publicist read.In her interview with The Sunday Times, Driver said her parents never married due to her dad’s infidelities, which affected her own romantic relationships.“If I look at my history, what it did was make me want to be married so much and then choose men who were so not the right men to be married to,” she said.

led the way over the holiday weekend with $75 million in ticket sales Friday through Sunday and $122.6 million since opening on Wednesday, according to studio estimates Sunday.The Independence Day holiday weekend haul for the Universal Pictures release further extends the considerable box-office reign of the Minions, arguably the most bankable force in movies today. And it also kept a summer streak going for Hollywood.Though overall ticket sales were down more than 40% from levels prior to the COVID 19 pandemic, heading into the summer moviegoing season, theaters have lately seen a succession of hits.After Sony’s “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” outperformed expectations, Pixar’s “Inside Out 2” rapidly cleared $1 billion in ticket sales worldwide, making it the first release since “Barbie” to reach that mark.Last weekend, the Paramount prequel “A Quiet Place: Day One” also came in above expectations.With “Deadpool & Wolverine” tracking for a $160 million launch later this month, Hollywood’s summer is looking up.“If you look at the mood of the industry about eight weeks ago, very different than today,” says Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for Comscore.