Taika Waititi larks around with Zendaya at Time’s 100 most influential people bash – amid Rita Ora wedding rumours

DRAKE has used his surprise new album Honestly, Nevermind to take aim at people who have betrayed him during his career. The superstar rapper channels his inner Taylor Swift on Texts Go Green in which he swipes at a mystery lover.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorRayna Bass and Selim Bouab have been promoted to co-presidents of 300 Entertainment, it was announced Thursday by co-founder and chairman/CEO Kevin Liles. Bass and Bouab, who both joined 300 in 2014, were most recently the company’s senior VP of marketing and senior VP/head of A&R, respectively.

The fuzziest kung fu master in the world is returning.

The Television Critics Association has announced the nominees for the 2022 TCA Awards set to take place on August 6 in Los Angeles.

“The Dragon Master is here.” So proclaims Jack Black’s Po the Panda in the official trailer for Netflix/DreamWorks Animation’s new animated series Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight.

Patricia Heaton isn’t impressed with Pixar’s “Lightyear” casting decision.

Amanda Seyfried is opening up about Elizabeth Holmes after playing her in Hulu's . The  actress sat down with Jared Leto for  «Actors on Actors» discussion, where they spoke about the controversial characters they played and how they approached playing these very layered humans.While Seyfried said she did not speak to Holmes before filming the series, she would be open to it now that the show has aired.«Hi. Wow.

Amanda Seyfried is looking back at her time playing Elizabeth Holmes on The Dropout.

It’s tempting to imagine what WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann would say to Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, given their similar public falls from grace. But short of that, we at least had the chance to listen to a conversation between the two actors who played them in recent limited series. Upon sitting down, Jared Leto (Apple TV+’s “WeCrashed”) and Amanda Seyfried (Hulu’s “The Dropout”) reveal they both approached their characters as layered humans — not mustache-twirling villains. They also had to find their real-life inspirations’ distinct voices, which was no small feat.JARED LETO: Thank you for being here.

Hollywood star Andrew Garfield's latest film Mainstream is now available to watch in the UK.Although when the flick aired at the Venice Film Festival in 2020, viewers were less than impressed resulting in some walking out of the theatre.The comedy-drama centres around a character called Frankie, played by Maya Hawke, who is a struggling Hollywood-based filmmaker.After meeting a charismatic stranger called Link, played by Garfield, they finally find success.A synopsis of the movie reads: “In this cautionary tale, three people struggle to preserve their identities as they form an eccentric love triangle within the fast-moving internet age.”Directed by Gia Coppola, the movie takes a satirical look at the phenomena of online celebrities.Although the hour and a half long film wasn't to everyone's taste as according to the Independent, some of the people watching left the theatre when it aired at the Venice Film Festival back in 2020.Andrew's character Link was slammed in a review by IndieWire as they dubbed him "one of the most obnoxious ever".The character was also described as "the grotesque lovechild of Val Kilmer’s Jim Morrison in The Doors and Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker ".Reviews of the film didn't do much better in Variety either as it was called a "messy, childish scrawl of a film."They also called Andrew's character an "unstable young man larking about with friends to almighty obnoxious a**hole ruthlessly obsessed with climbing numbers."His character was also called an "absolute spanner" by The Times as they claimed viewers will mostly want to punch him.In the review, it said: “He’s the male equivalent of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl (think Zooey Deschanel in 500 Days of Summer ) and you’ll mostly want to punch him.”In the

The Dropout on Sunday, June 12, the actor and Emmy frontrunner wore yet another shorts suit—this one with a fun, sparkly twist. Seyfried wore a black Zadig & Voltaire sequin over a crisp white shirt that she buttoned to the very top. She tucked the shirt into a pair of matching black sequin shorts, which fell a few inches above her knees. To finish off the look, the actor wore a simple pair of pointed-toe black heels. For glam, Seyfried wore her signature long blonde hair styled in soft, romantic curls, and went for a pink and purple smokey eye as dramatic as the sequined shorts suit. Makeup artist Katey Deno and shared some advice for a fun, colorful smokey eye.

Amanda Seyfried made sure all eyes were on her on Sunday evening, in a dazzling sequin suit. The 36-year-old actress hit the red carpet last night at the Emmy FYC Clips and Conversations event at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, to promote her new Hulu show The Dropout.

With the Emmy nominations exactly one month away, Amanda Seyfried and Naveen Andrews are promoting their Hulu series The Dropout.The 36-year-old Seyfried, who plays Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the series and the 53-year-old Andrews, who played Holmes' boyfriend/business partner Sunny Balwani, attended the Emmy FYC Clips and Conversations event at the El Capitan Theater in Hollywood on Sunday evening.They were joined by The Dropout executive producer Liz Heldens and Katherine Pope and director Michael Showalter, who directed four of the eight episodes. Promoting:With the Emmy nominations exactly one month away, Amanda Seyfried and Naveen Andrews are promoting their Hulu series The DropoutSeyfried stepped out with a white dress shirt under a sparkling and sequined black suit coat for the red carpet event.She also donned matching black sparkling short shorts that showed off her legs.

Amanda Seyfried and Naveen Andrews are together again!

Amanda Seyfried is supporting husband Thomas Sadoski on his big night!

Amanda Seyfried put on a dazzling display as she supported husband Thomas Sadoski at premiere of his latest project 88 during theTribeca Film Festival on Saturday.The 36-year-old Mean Girls actress posed on the red carpet in a short red dress that showed off her lean legs.Seyfried's flirty dress had a a matching petticoat layered beneath it to create a voluminous effect. Supportive spouse:Amanda Seyfried put on a dazzling display as she supported husband Thomas Sadoski at premiere of his latest project 88 during the Tribeca Film Festival on Saturday Red hot!The 36-year-old Mean Girls actress posed on the red carpet in a short red dress that showed off her lean legsOn the back of the dress was a mini train that started at her back and stopped just past the hem.She stood on a pair of tall red high heels, and her dirty blonde locks flowed down her chest in loose curls.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is coming back to theaters!

Taika Waititi had a grand ol’ time at the Time 100 most influential people gala, as he larked around with Zendaya. The prestigious bash was held in New York City and Taika’s appearance comes just after rumours surfaced that he is set to marry pop star girlfriend Rita Ora. Laughing off the speculation about his private life, however, the New Zealand filmmaker, 46, pulled playful expressions as he posed next to Greatest Showman star Zendaya, 25.

Antonio Ferme editorWhat does it mean to be a Time 100 honoree?For Jon Batiste, who recently dominated the Grammy Awards with five wins and a colorful performance of “Freedom,” he emphasized the importance of leaning into one’s power.“Lean into yourself because that’s your superpower,” Batiste told Variety on Wednesday night at the Time 100 Gala at Lincoln Center in New York City. “Genius is the one who is most like themselves. The leader is the one who is coming from a place of knowing in himself and can inspire other people.”The ceremony, hosted by “Shang-Chi” superstar Simu Liu, marked TIME’s first in-person event since 2019.

She’s done it again! Zendaya blessed fans with another jaw-dropping fashion moment when she attended the Time 100 Gala on Wednesday, June 8 in a stunning, vintage couture gown.

TIME gathered its 100 most influential and more guests for their annual gala honoring the movers, shakers, and innovators that made the list at Frederick P. Rose Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.