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shared a TikTok where he gave his scathing reaction to her new song “OK.”In the clip, Steven James listens to the track in the car with facial reactions that indicate he’s not a fan.“This can’t be the same person who eliminated me on American Idol 5 years ago,” James wrote over the video, which has over 2.4 million plays. James appeared on Season 17 of the ABC singing competition series in 2019.

after reportedly inking a deal, the actress had one word for curious viewers.When the series finale aired on Dec. 15, “Yellowstone” fans flocked to Reilly’s Instagram account, flooding her posts with questions about the possible Beth and Rip spinoff.While she remained tight-lipped about the speculation for months, the star finally caved while responding to a comment on Instagram.Sharing a tribute post of her time on “Yellowstone” earlier this month, a fan commented, “So is the rumour in the UK that you and Rip are making a spin off season not true! Whatever happens I’ve loved every second of every episode in every season. You guys are all amazing!!” the fan commented, to which Reilly replied, “True,” and added a white heart emoji.In the tribute post, Reilly wrote, “Words cannot convey how I feel about the people I got to work and create with.“The support from the crew and the trust and dedication of the cast.

its “series finale” — only to reveal that the entire storyline of the episode was generated by AI.It wasn’t the real finale, but showrunner Matt Selman told The Post, “The discussion that it would be so hard to do a last episode is what led to the fake series finale. That it’s sort of an impossible thing.” “The show isn’t meant to end,” he continued. “To do a sappy crapo series finale, like most other shows do, would be so lame.

People in early December.“We know we’re going to get married one day, and when it happens, it’ll be a lot of fun, but whenever that is, who knows?” he went on.“Once you take yourself out of that pressure cooker and have some perspective and travel, life’s a little more simple. There’s no reason to put pressure on it. I think people will have a lot more of our lives to watch because we’re taking our time than if we were to rush it.”DeSorbo, 32, confirmed their split during her and Hannah Berner’s “Giggly Squad” podcast on Monday.

has come to an end – for now – producer and director Christina Voros spoke to The Post about the show’s awards snubs. “I don’t pay a whole lot of attention to that. I think ‘Yellowstone’ has gone under the radar amongst the tastemakers from the beginning,” she said.

It’s over for Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover.DeSorbo, 32, confirmed that the pair have split after three years of dating during her and Hannah Berner’s “Giggly Squad” podcast on Monday, noting they “have decided to no longer be together.”“It’s weird, it’s very weird. I wasn’t expecting this,” she said. “Obviously, when we first started dating, you don’t think, ‘Oh, what will happen? Will we get married, will we not?’ You’re just kind of like, in this relationship.”“Not to sound traditional and old fashioned, this is not a situation where I have, like, a 50-part series of ‘Who the f–k was I dating?’” the “Summer House” star joked.

by TMZ.Brandt tied the knot with Olsen in September 1998. The star listed the date of separation as August 1, 2023 — a month shy of their 25th wedding anniversary — but didn’t officially pull the plug on their union until this month.She filed pro per — a k a without a lawyer — like Jennifer Lopez did when she filed for divorce from Ben Affleck in August.

Jennifer Love Hewitt is the self-love whisperer.The actress, 45, recently got candid on how ageism has played a part in her decadeslong career in Hollywood.“I feel like fans pick this age that they love that they think represents you, and you’re never supposed to grow beyond that,” Hewitt told Fox New Digital in an interview published on Thursday. “For me, it was like me and my 20s.

Welcome to Pawnee: Stories of Friendship, Waffles, and Parks and Recreation.” “I knew I could do better. After the second take, the director said, ‘Great. What do you guys think?’ I took that as his saying that it was good enough and that we could wrap this thing up.

“Cosby Show” actor Geoffrey Owens said he’s still struggling to make ends meet after he was forced to quit his job at a Trader Joe’s grocery store amid an “attack on my privacy” Owens, known for his role as Elvin Tibideaux on the six-time Emmy-winning series, claimed he’s “not much better off” today than he was when a customer snapped a photo of the actor working behind the grocery store register in 2018.“Even today, right now, as we speak, I still struggle to make a living,” Owens told Atlanta’s V-103 radio station on Dec. 18.

“The Sopranos,” said Tony Sirico — who played mobster Paul “Paulie Walnuts” Gualtieri on the hit show — accidentally “whacked” him with a real pipe during a scene.“Sirico had two pipes, a lead pipe and a rubber pipe, one to use when the camera was on me, and one to use when the camera was on him,” Diamantopoulos, 49, said in an interview with People published Wednesday.“Which one do you think he used on me the first time? The answer is it wasn’t the fake one,” Diamantopoulos said.The actor joked, “It was a rite of passage to be whacked by Paulie Walnuts.”Diamantopoulos appeared in the fourth episode of the show’s final season in 2006 as Jason Barone, a family friend of Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini).“I remember doing a scene with him where he was in the hospital. His character had to have stabbing pains in his abdomen,” Diamantopoulos recalled of his time working with Gandolfini, who died of a heart attack in 2013.“I remember him outside on a break, looking for a particular stone.

“Shrinking” Season 2 introduced some new characters — including a love interest for Jessica Williams, who plays Gaby.Damon Wayans Jr. made his debut on the Apple TV+ comedy in episode 4, titled “Made You Look.”“Aww, I want a Derek,” Gaby says after Ted McGinley’s Derek gives Michael Urie’s Brian some words of encouragement alongside Christa Miller’s Liz.“Then I have the greatest coincidence ever. This is my best buddy from my old job, Derek,” he replies as the new “Derek 2.0” walks in.Williams, 35, joked to the Post that giving the character the same name is, well, dumb.“That’s stupid.

a social media post shared Monday, the same day Bruner took over the role of Emma on “GH,” Silzer wrote that she is “forever grateful” that she got to work on the daytime series.“A little note to my @GeneralHospital family and fans who have loved me over the years ❤️ B xoxo,” she captioned the post. “To my amazing General Hospital family who have supported me and watched me grow up over the years as Emma I am forever grateful.”“Although sad my time as Emma has come to an end I will cherish all of my memories and friendships made.

Rockefeller Center tree, and curl up in front of the TV to watch specials and holiday episodes. There’s a huge number of episodes themed around the holiday on shows ranging from serious dramas to cartoons to sci-fi horror. There’s something for everyone.

The creators behind “Shrinking” always envisioned just three seasons, but Bill Lawrence wouldn’t mind more time with Jimmy (Jason Segel) and the gang.“Why you know something? Because if someone wants to do a Season 4, tell them I said yes. Just say it. Just put it out there,” he exclusively told The Post.

Sam Phalen during the tense final tribal council. The 34-year-old told The Post that she thought she lost the game while battling Phalen, 24, for the jury votes during Wednesday night’s finale. “My stomach was in knots,” said LaMont — who received 7 jury votes to Phalen’s 1 and left Fiji with the $1 million check.Read LaMont’s full interview below.New York Post: At what point at the end of the game did you think you would win?Not during final tribal.

“Survivor 47” runner-up Sam Phalen struggled going right into the aftershow after losing the jury vote against Rachel LaMont.“It’s very hard. You don’t get a ton of answers about why everything happened the way it happened,” Phalen, 24, exclusively told the Post the day after coming in second place during the finale.The sports reporter also admitted he was in “emotional turmoil” after coming up short against LaMont, 34, at the final tribal council.Read Phalen’s full interview below.New York Post: What jury votes did you think you could get heading into final tribal?Sam Phalen: I felt like I had Sierra and Kyle in my corner and would be able to get their votes. Gabe was another one that I was pretty confident withthe argument that I planned to make and the type of performance that I planned to have at final tribal, that it would be something that would win Gabe’s vote over.

“Survivor 47” is over, Teeny Chirichillo has a new perspective about their feud with Sam Phalen. The fourth-place finisher on the show told The Post the day after the finale that they “don’t hate all men.” Chirichillo, 24, also explained that their dislike for Phalen, 24, on the island was due to “inner projections.”Read Chirichillo’s full interview below.New York Post: How do you think you would’ve fared in the final 3 jury vote if you made it there?Teeny Chirichillo: Contrary to very popular belief, I don’t think I would have been a no vote finalist. I think I would have gotten Sol.

“Jeopardy!” fans aren’t happy about the Final Jeopardy clue on Wednesday’s episode of the game show. Returning champion Ashley Chan and new contestants Sarah Rosenthal and Eric Weldon-Schilling made it to the final round where the category was “Anthems.”The clue, as read by host Ken Jennings, was: “The unofficial anthem of this UK territory mentions kelp, penguins and ‘the wind from the horn.'”All three players were correct in their guesses which was “What are the Falkland Islands?”Weldon-Schilling ended the game with a total of $21,000 and defeated Chan, who had $2,000, and Rosenthal, who had $3,000.Fans of the show were upset with the choice for the Final Jeopardy clue, claiming that it had nothing to do with the “Anthems” category.“Agreed that ANTHEMS was not a helpful or appropriate FJ category given the clue,” one fan wrote in the Reddit thread about the episode.

“The View” Wednesday that she called Barack Obama’s administration during his presidency to let them know about her role in “Scandal.”“I had to call Valerie Jarrett, who worked for the Obamas, and say, ‘I just want you to know that I’ve been cast in this show. Lil awkward, because on the show I’m sleeping with the president,'” Washington said. “But like, you know, it’s gonna be fine, right?” she added.When “Scandal” came out in 2012, Washington was a member of President Obama’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.On the hit ABC series, she played crisis management expert Olivia Pope, who has an affair with President Fitzgerald Grant III (Tony Goldwyn).Washington explained on “The View” that she wanted to give the Obama White House “a chance to distance themselves if they needed to.”“But they were like, ‘It’s fine.

UserTesting and conducted by Talker Research, the study revealed one in five believe it’s harder to find something to watch today than it was 10 years ago. According to them, the underlying cause comes from being overwhelmed by too much content.Many struggled with having larger content libraries (41%) and feeling like there was too much original content being produced (26%).Although 75% appreciate streaming service algorithms serving them accurate recommendations, 51% admitted the quantity of recommended content is also overwhelming, explaining they want to watch everything recommended to them.Nearly half (48%) do not have traditional cable anymore.