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The White Lotus star Carrie Coon has revealed that the show had cut a mention of her character’s non-binary child after the election of US president Donald Trump.In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Coon addressed a scene from its latest season, which showed Coon’s Laurie discussing politics with childhood friends Kate (played by Leslie Bibb) and Jaclyn (Michelle Monaghan) while on vacation in Thailand – the scene would reveal the political friction they never knew they had, particularly between Coon’s liberal character and Bibb’s right-leaning one.Coon revealed in the interview that the scene was originally meant to give more context to Laurie’s home life.“You originally found out that her daughter was actually non-binary, maybe trans, and going by they/them,” she said.“You see Laurie struggling to explain it to her friends, struggling to use they/them pronouns, struggling with the language, which was all interesting.” It was added to intensify the friction between Laurie and Kate, whose support for Donald Trump would imply endorsing his policies, which has included one that only recognises “two genders”.“It was only a short scene, but for me, it did make the question [in episode 3] of whether Kate voted for Trump so much more provocative and personally offensive to Laurie, considering who her child is in the world,” Coon explained.She then added that the season was written before Trump’s election, and the event affected the way the show’s creator Mike White wanted to approach the scene.“Considering the way the Trump administration has weaponized the cultural war against transgender people even more since then, when the time came to cut the episode down, Mike felt that the scene was so small and the topic so big that

a tsunami could have stopped “The White Lotus” Season 3 from delivering the top-tier costumes viewers expect, production on the series was not without a few wardrobe malfunctions.Over its three seasons, HBO’s Emmy-winning hit has become renowned for its costumes, with the wardrobe even evolving into a de facto character. This is thanks to costume designer Alex Bovaird, who has collaborated with show creator Mike White and her talented team to create the show’s iconic looks.But making sartorial excellence come to life is not without its share of fashion mishaps, as Bovaird revealed to The Post.Warning: spoilers ahead for “The White Lotus” Season 3“I remember Parker [Posey]’s gold cuff snapping in half at dinner,” Bovaird said of one behind the scenes wardrobe malfunction during filming.

BLACKPINK‘s Jennie has released the video for her song ‘Handlebars’ which features an appearance by Dua Lipa.Released today (March 10), ‘Handlebars’ serves as the fifth single from Jennie’s debut solo album ‘Ruby‘. The track was co-written by Lipa, Rob Bisel, Amy Allen, Brittany Amaradio and James Ghaleb.Directed by BRTHR, the music video opens with a shot of the K-pop singer laying on a circular bed wearing a newspaper print ensemble with television screens all around her.She is then seen walking in a rainy alleyway and snaps her fingers, causing the rain to stop in place.

BLACKPINK singer Jennie has released a music video for ‘Like Jennie’, from her debut solo album ‘Ruby’.Today (March 7), BLACKPINK’s Jennie released ‘Ruby’, following a months-long rollout. Shortly after the record’s release, she also dropped a music video for the single ‘Like Jennie’.

BLACKPINK singer Jennie has shared her thoughts on the K-pop girl group’s legacy, saying she “really believe[s] we’re making a cultural move with what we’re doing”.BLACKPINK’s Jennie was recently interviewed by Zane Lowe for Apple Music in support of her upcoming debut solo album ‘Ruby’. During the chat, the K-pop star shared her thoughts on BLACKPINK’s legacy, saying that “the responsibility is definitely there inside of me, and all of us”.“It’s not just the next comeback of music for us, we really believe we’re making a cultural move with what we’re doing,” she shared.

BLACKPINK singer Lisa has opened up about the doubts she had about creating her album ‘Alter Ego’, saying how she’s “a shy girl inside”.BLACKPINK’s Lisa recently spoke to The Wall Street Journal Magazine for the magazine’s most recent cover, where she opened up about the initial doubt she had surrounding her choice to go solo independently.“I’m a shy girl inside,” she told the outlet. “In BLACKPINK, we each have a position.

RAYE has revealed she was “so nervous” to cover ‘Skyfall’ at the Oscars this weekend, claiming that “no one can sing Adele like Adele”.At the 97th Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night (March 2), she joined Doja Cat and BLACKPINK’s Lisa for a medley of classic James Bond themes to celebrate the legendary spy movie franchise.While Doja took on Shirley Bassey’s ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ and Lisa sang Paul McCartney’s ‘Live And Let Die’, RAYE had the unenviable task of taking on Adele’s 2012 Bond theme.Shortly after the performance, Entertainment Tonight caught up with RAYE to get her thoughts on gracing one of the biggest stages in the entertainment industry. “It was such an exhilarating performance, also no one can sing Adele like Adele, and it’s scary,” she said.

Doja Cat has admitted to feeling nervous during her Oscars performance at the weekend, conceding that “a bitch hit some flats”.The popstar performed at the 97th Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night (March 2) as part of a James Bond tribute medley that saw her singing alongside RAYE and BLACKPINK’s Lisa.The sequence opened with The Substance star Margaret Qualley dancing a choreographed number, followed by Lisa covering Paul McCartney’s ‘Live And Let Die’. Doja then sang a version of Shirley Bassey’s ‘Diamonds Are Forever’, before RAYE closed out the piece with a cover of Adele’s ‘Skyfall’.The entire medley received a mixed response from social media and in an Instagram post on Monday (March 3), Doja appeared to admit that she was not as happy with her performance as she would have liked to be.A post shared by Doja Cat (@dojacat)“Thanks to the Academy Awards and Vanity Fair for having me,” she wrote.

Mickey 17 and Parasite, has named BLACKPINK as his favourite K-pop group.In support of Mickey 17’s upcoming premiere, South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho recently made an appearance on the Buzzfeed YouTube series The Puppy Interview. During his time on the series, the director was quizzed about several things, including who his favourite K-pop group are.“BLACKPINK,” he answered.

BLACKPINK member Jennie has shared more about her plans for her budding acting career since appearing in the HBO series The Idol. BLACKPINK’s Jennie recently made a guest appearance on American talk show The Jennifer Hudson Show in support of her upcoming debut solo album ‘Ruby’. In an exclusive online clip of her appearance, the K-pop star spoke about her future acting projects and what fans could expect.Jennie said “definitely yes”, when asked by host Jennifer Hudson about whether fans could see the K-pop idol in acting projects in the future.

James Bond franchise with performances by Doja Cat, BLACKPINK‘s Lisa, Raye, and an appearance by Margaret Qualley.The segment, hosted by Halle Berry – who lead 2002’s Die Another Day with Pierce Brosnan – comes soon after the news that the franchise will now be controlled by Amazon after acquiring it from long-time producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli.A new joint venture between the two parties sees both share the intellectual property rights, with creative control moving to Amazon MGM Studios as part of the deal and both parties retaining ownership.

Blackpink is making moves with her debut solo album “Alter Ego,” which was released on Friday, and she’ll perform her “Born Again” single with Doja Cat and Raye at the Academy Awards on Sunday.She’s also making a name for herself as an actress as Mook, a health mentor at the resort on Season 3 of “The White Lotus,” which was filmed in her native country of Thailand.As she gets set to take the Academy Awards stage hot off of her new LP, here’s everything you need to know about Lisa.Lisa’s real name is Lalisa Manobal, which she uses as an actress on “The White Lotus.” But she was actually born Pranpriya Manobal in Buriram. At the advice of a fortune teller when she was 13, she legally changed her name to Lalisa, which means “one who is praised.”At 13, the Thai native auditioned for the South Korean agency YG Entertainment, and after being selected as the company’s first international recruit, she moved alone from Bangkok to Seoul when she was 14 — without knowing how to speak Korean.

Blackpink has added five shows to their summer run just nine days after announcing the sprawling yet brief 2025 world tour.This extension includes a second concert at Queens’ Citi Field for Rosé, Jisoo, Jennie and Lisa. The quartet will now headline the Mets’ home field on Saturday, July 26 and Sunday, July 27.Other new gigs on their itinerary include encore nights at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium (July 12-13), Toronto’s Rogers Stadium (July 22-23), Paris’ Stade de France (Aug.

The Brutalist, Conclave, Anora and more are all competing for gongs at this year’s Oscars.The 97th Academy Awards, hosted by Conan O’Brien, will take place on Sunday, March 2 in the Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood.Emilia Pérez leads this year’s pack with 13 nominations, followed by The Brutalist and Wicked with ten nods each, and Conclave and Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown with eight.All five of those films are up for Best Picture, alongside Anora, Dune: Part Two, I’m Still Here, Nickel Boys and The Substance. You can check out the full list of nominations here.This year’s Oscars will air live on ITV and ITVX in the UK on Sunday, March 2.

BLACKPINK‘s Lisa has recently opened up about her encounter with stalker fans, calling the experience “terrifying”.BLACKPINK’s Lisa recently appeared on the Thai radio talk show WOODY FM, where she opened up about her experiences with stalker fans. “I’ve never shared this before. Last year, it was the first time I actually experienced it myself,” she said.

BLACKPINK’s Lisa has revealed that Megan Thee Stallion, Future and Tyla will all feature on her upcoming debut album ‘Alter Ego’.The Thai K-pop singer will release the album on Friday (February 28), her first full-length solo effort since she and the rest of BLACKPINK opted not to renew their solo contracts with longtime label YG Entertainment.On Friday (February 21), Lisa revealed the full tracklist for the record, which includes ‘Rapunzel’ with Megan Thee Stallion, ‘Fxck Up The World’ with Future and ‘When I’m With You’ with Tyla.These are included alongside the previous singles ‘Rockstar’, ‘New Woman’ with Rosalía, ‘Moonlit Floor’ and ‘Born Again’ with RAYE and Doja Cat.A post shared by LISA (@lalalalisa_m)In the Instagram post, which you can watch above, Lisa sits alongside her own alter egos, before revealing the full 15-song tracklist for the album.‘New Woman’ was named by NME as one of the 25 Best K-pop Songs of 2024. “From the charismatic Rosalía feature to the artful airiness of the pre-chorus, ‘New Woman’ has a lot going for it – all which comes together effortlessly as one of the most intoxicating fares of the year,” wrote NME’s Mika Chen.Lisa is also releasing a comic series to accompany the album.

BLACKPINK singer Jisoo and actor Seo In-guk have been cast in a new Netflix K-drama called Boyfriend on Demand (working title).Netflix announced Boyfriend on Demand today (February 20), revealing that BLACKPINK’s Jisoo and Doom At Your Service star Seo In-guk have been tapped to star in the K-drama. The series is said to blend the challenges of daily work life and never-before-seen virtual reality dating subscription programmes.Boyfriend on Demand will follow Seo Mi-rae, a jaded webtoon producer who escapes reality via virtual reality dating programmes, where she finds the boyfriends of her dreams.

Blackpink has announced a 2025 world tour.Starting in July, the K-Pop quartet will hit stadiums in South Korea, the U.S., Canada, France, Italy, Spain, Great Britain and Japan.That includes a huge show at New York’s Citi Field on Saturday, July 26.Along with the international jaunt, the group “will be coming out with new music soon,” Rosé said in an interview with The Cut.Before Blackpink officially reunites this summer, the ensemble is going their own way. In March, Jennie kicks off a five-show outing in support of her forthcoming debut album.

BLACKPINK is coming back to your area. The K-pop mega girl group, who's been on hiatus since the end of 2023, is making a comeback, and have announced a 12-date world tour kicking off in the second half of 2025. Announced by YG on February 19, the trek will start in Seoul, South Korea, before making its way to major cities in the U.S., Canada, Europe, before ending its run in Tokyo, Japan, at the top of 2026.

BLACKPINK have shared details of a new world tour, taking place at stadiums in the UK, North America, Europe and Asia. Find ticket details below.The news of the upcoming 2025 shows comes after the iconic K-pop group took to social media earlier this month, hinting that a new tour was going to be announced shortly.It showed an aerial view of their shows, with the wristbands of the thousands of audience members illuminating the crowd in pink.

BLACKPINK singer Rosé has opened up about how it felt like she “didn’t have a life” while making her debut solo album, ‘rosie’.BLACKPINK’s Rosé recently spoke to The Cut, where she shared the emotional hardship she experienced while working on her new album, ‘rosie’. She revealed that ‘vampirehollie’ was the first song she wrote for the album, and that it was based on her feelings toward the hate she receives online.“Being in the studio every day, trying to write the song that would get that off my chest, I literally didn’t have a life,” she said. I’d wake up, go to the studio, come home disappointed, and go back to it – continuously for the whole year.”Rosé added that she more she talked and thought about the song, the more “there’d always be new things to write about”.