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Christina Aguilera headed to social media on Thursday to show off her fashion sense, as well as her iconic figure. The “Genie in a Bottle” singer didn’t hold back as she rocked a see-through catsuit that hugged all of her enviable curves. The singer has been making headlines as of late for her changing looks, and her fans have definitely taken notice.In her latest Instagram upload, Christina Aguilera rocked a black and tan catsuit that featured racy cutouts down the barms, over her legs, and down her chest.

Ellise Shafer The Academy has drawn backlash after issuing a statement to members seemingly addressing criticism for not speaking out in support of Palestinian director Hamdan Ballal — one of the filmmakers behind the Oscar-winning documentary “No Other Land” — who earlier this week was attacked by Israeli settlers and then detained by the Israeli army, according to the Associated Press. The statement, which was sent Wednesday night and signed by Academy CEO Bill Kramer and president Janet Yang, did not mention “No Other Land” or Ballal by name. “The Academy condemns harming or suppressing artists for their work or their viewpoints,” reads the statement in part.

Resident Advisor.As a result, a number of artists – including Ikonika, Beatrice M., Mia Koden, BasicDisarm, jtamul, 8ULENTINA and Daytimers – cancelled their Boiler Room performances in the wake of the acquisition.The latter act also dropped “all commitments related to Superstruct-owned events”, saying they refused to be “complicit in genocide” but expressed sympathies “with workers caught up in these acquisitions beyond their control”.A post shared by Boiler Room (@boilerroomtv)Now, Boiler Room has taken to social media to state that its new owners have made investments that “categorically don’t align with our values”. It also reiterated its allegiance to pro-Palestine organisations.The platform wrote: “Boiler Room has been through various changes in control, investors, boards, and ownership, and through this our commitment to editorial independence and Palestine has never wavered.

Jamie Lang Global entertainment studio MFF & CO has unveiled two major projects at this year’s Series Mania Festival, further expanding its slate of ambitious, socially conscious storytelling. The studio announced the development of “Pegasus,” based on the best-selling nonfiction book by Laurent Richard and Sandrine Rigaud, and “Lusus,” a psychological horror series inspired by a critically acclaimed BBC drama podcast.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Social media influencers Kyle Thomas (“We Built a Zoo”), Jacob Sartorius (The Loneliest Boy in the World) and Benji Krol are set to star in “A Day for Losers,” a high school comedy written and directed by Australian filmmaker J.G. Clarke (“Numbered Lives“).

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor The latest version of OpenAI‘s image generation technology has resulted in a flood of users sharing images on social media that have been transformed in the style of Studio Ghibli, the legendary Japanese animation studio. On Tuesday, OpenAI launched what it called its “most advanced image generator yet,” built into GPT‑4o.

William Earl Jonah Platt, the son of “Snow White” producer Marc Platt, has laid blame for the Disney remake’s lackluster box office performance on its star Rachel Zegler, who he accused of “narcissism” for “dragging her personal politics into the middle of promoting a movie.” The 38-year-old Platt, best known as the host of the podcast “Being Jewish” and to film and television audiences for his two-episode role in Netflix’s “Uncoupled” and his performance as Tip Tribby in “Being the Ricardos,” posted a since-deleted response to an Instagram commenter that had shared reporting that Platt’s father flew to New York City to “reprimand” Zegler during the film’s promotional cycle. Per a Variety report, producer Marc Platt’s meeting with the film’s star was a failed attempt to get the actor to delete a social media post reading “and always remember, free palestine.” “Yeah, my dad, the producer of enormous piece of Disney IP with hundreds of millions of dollars on the line, had to leave his family to to fly across the country to reprimand his 20 year old employee for dragging her personal politics into the middle of promoting the movie for which she signed a multi-million dollar contract to get paid and do publicity for,” Jonah Platt wrote.

Jenny Marrs is opening up about online vitriol.

The Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. has reportedly laid off as many as seven staffers of its Social Impact team, all but dismantling an initiative established in 2020 to “leverage the arts” to “advance justice and equity.”

Jonah Platt is speaking out in defense of his father!

Selena Gomez is opening up about a harsh reality in the social media world and notes that women face much more severe criticism online.

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Marvel is announcing the cast of “Avengers: Doomsday” in a livestream on YouTube and its social media channels, using a hashtag for the film’s title. Among the returning cast members are Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson/Captain America, Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man and more. Meanwhile, new superheroes are also being introduced to the ensemble: Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm/Invisible Woman (making her Marvel debut in “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”), Letitia Wright as Shuri and Wyatt Russell as John Walker/U.S.

EXCLUSIVE: Delphine Ernotte Cunci has a unique view of Europe’s TV scene as both the President of the European Broadcasting Union and CEO of French pubcaster giant France Télévisions.

Naman Ramachandran Gwyneth Paltrow has firmly quashed any rumors of a “beef” with Meghan Markle. The Duchess of Sussex is rolling out a lifestyle brand, drawing instant comparisons to Paltrow’s Goop and sparking chatter about a Markle-vs.-Paltrow face-off. When asked during a fan session on her Instagram stories, “Are you comprehending the Meghan Markle beef that social media say you two have,?” Paltrow replied, “I genuinely do not understand this at all whatsoever.

Jack Dunn Selena Gomez says that when it comes to dealing with negative social media comments, women have it worse. During a recent appearance on the “On Purpose with Jay Shetty Podcast,” Gomez and her fiancé, Benny Blanco, discussed social media hate.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Meghan Markle are shooting down the rumors that they’re in a feud.

Playboi Carti has shared a deluxe edition of his new album MUSIC. Titled MUSIC - SORRY 4 DA WAIT, the new release updates the 30-song tracklist with four songs: “DIFFERENT DAY,” “2024,” “BACKROOMS,” (all of which were shared on Carti's social media in early 2024 during his unconventional and aborted album rollout) and “FOMDJ.” All four tracks were previously only available on digital download editions of MUSIC for sale on Carti's website.

Chicago Fire continues to be one of the biggest shows on television today.

China Widener AI isn’t just changing entertainment — it’s redefining it. Social media platforms have leveraged AI to create hyper-personalized, endlessly engaging experiences designed to keep users and advertisers coming back. Traditional media and streaming services may struggle to keep pace.

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