The Last of Us Episode 3: Joel and Ellie continue their journey West

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Jean Smart opened up about her heart health during American Heart Month.

Selena Gomez might have just said that she doesn’t have bad blood with Kylie Jenner and Hailey Bieber. However, her recent behavior in the comments section on TikTok has fans wondering if there is some tension brewing behind the scenes.

Lucy Hale is opening up about sobriety.

A source is revealing more about Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles post-split.

electric Super Bowl halftime performance earlier this month, Oscar nominee Rihanna will perform at the awards ceremony on March 12.The “Shut Up and Drive” crooner, 35, will sing “Lift Me Up” — the theme from the Marvel film “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced Thursday.Rihanna — who is pregnant with her second child — wrote the song with Tems, “Black Panther” director Ryan Coogler and Ludwig Göransson.The track is nominated for the Best Original Song Oscar. It’s Rihanna’s first Academy Award nomination.The other nominees for Best Original Song are “Applause” from “Tell It Like a Woman” by Diane Warren, “Hold My Hand” from “Top Gun: Maverick” by Lady Gaga and BloodPop, “Naatu Naatu” from “RRR” by M.M.

the user wrote.The actor responded that he’s “proud” of the action comedy movie.“I make no apologies for Tropic Thunder. Don’t know who told you that.

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maintain subscriber growth amid stiff competition from rivals and strained consumer spending.. The stock fell nearly 5%, underperforming the broader market and on course for its worst day in more than two months.The past year has seen intense competition in the streaming industry as a pandemic-driven boom fades and consumers curtail spending over fears of a possible recession, forcing companies to rethink their strategies.According to the Wall Street Journal, which reported the Netflix news first earlier in the day, the price cuts span across some Middle Eastern countries, sub-Saharan African markets and parts of Latin America and Asia.The cuts apply to certain tiers of Netflix in those markets and in some cases halving the cost of a subscription, the Journal reported.Netflix, which operates in over 190 countries, has been looking to grow share in newer international regions as the US and Canada markets saturate.

The ABC comedy sitcom “The Conners” has never strayed away from taboo topics, and this time, the newly-announced pregnancy of one of its characters ignited a debate over abortion. Actress Emma Kenney, who plays “Harris” in the show, announced her pregnancy during Wednesday night’s episode, and her family, who has generations of young parents, had mixed reactions to the news. Harris’s grandfather, Dan, played by John Goodman, urged her to “seriously consider having this baby” after she broke the news. “Look, I know this is a shock, and you’re probably feeling there is no way I am ready to have this baby, but we’ve all felt like that,” he said. “There is never enough time, there is never enough money or enough anything you just make it happen, and somehow it all works out.”But Laurie Metcalf, who plays “Jackie” in the series, insinuated Harris should reconsider proceeding with the pregnancy. “Harris, my opinion is that you need to go with your gut on this and I think that I know what your decision is going to be,” Jackie told her. “How do you know?” Dan quickly shot back. “Because if Harris wasn’t pregnant, there is no way she would be thinking about having a kid,” Jackie said.

Mark Wahlberg spoke about his faith to mark Ash Wednesday this week.

Britney Spears isn’t staying silent about her treatment by the paparazzi.

George Clooney has reportedly been giving his friend Brad Pitt advice on his latest relationship.

The Oscars are getting a big dose of RiRi.

Linda Ronstadt, whose song Long Long Time was recently featured in The Last of Us, won't make money from the associated royalties.The 76-year-old singer's track experienced a major uptick in streaming numbers after its use in the hit HBO series.But because she sold off her music catalog in 2021, Ronstadt will not reap the benefits of the song's resurgence.'I still love the song and I'm very glad that [songwriter Gary White] will get a windfall,' she told Billboard. Ronstadt's manager John Boylan added 'She's not unhappy about it, believe me.' No royalties: Linda Ronstadt, whose song Long Long Time was recently featured in The Last of Us, won't make money from the associated royalties (pictured 2020)'We sold her catalog. The last four or five years have been a complete tsunami of buyouts like this.' She did talk a bit about hearing the song for the first time when she was introduced to White through guitarist David Bromberg.  Ronstadt said she 'took me to the Café Au Go Go in Greenwich Village to see Gary performing with Paul Siebel.

Fans of HBO's new video game adaptation The Last of Us are still raving about Sunday's new episode Long Long Time, though Nick Offerman admitted he almost turned the role down.Offerman debuted as Bill in the new episode, a doomsday prepper who forms an unlikely relationship with a stranger named Frank, played by Murray Bartlett.The episode - which some are calling one of the greatest TV episodes EVER - followed their touching relationship over several years, and revealed how it tied into the main story, following Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) and their journey West.While fans are still showering praise upon Offerman, 52, and Bartlett, 51, for their performances, Offerman appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday, where he credited his wife Megan Mullally with taking the role. When asked if he had any idea fans would respond to the episode like they did, Offerman said, 'Kind of,' before revealing why he almost turned it down. Almost: Fans of HBO's new video game adaptation The Last of Us are still raving about Sunday's new episode Long Long Time, though Nick Offerman admitted he almost turned the role down Prepper: Offerman debuted as Bill in the new episode, a doomsday prepper who forms an unlikely relationship with a stranger named Frank, played by Murray Bartlett Relationship: The episode - which some are calling one of the greatest TV episodes EVER - followed their touching relationship over several years, and revealed how it tied into the main story, following Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) and their journey West'I mean, when I got the script, Craig Mazin wrote the script who did Chernobyl among other things.

The Last of Us doesn’t look like it’ll be losing steam any time soon. On Sunday, 6.4M people tuned in to watch the third episode of the post-apocalyptic series across HBO and HBO Max, according to Nielsen and first party data. 

The Last of Us episode 3 has been branded 'one of the greatest television episodes ever' by emotional fans. The new episode - entitled Long Long Time - introduced two new characters, Bill, played by Nick Offerman, and Frank, played by Murray Bartlett, whose 'achingly beautiful' love story and ultimate deaths moved fans to tears.The zombie outbreak sees closeted doomsday prepper Bill take in traveler Frank, with the pair falling in love and remaining together for all their lives - with fans lauding Bill's romantic line: 'I'm old. I'm satisfied.

SPOILER ALERT: This interview contains details of Season 1, Episode 3 of HBO’s The Last Of Us.