The Magazine: Peppermint

You know what they say: pride cometh before a fall.

Oh snap! Josh Peck has been opening up quite a lot lately while promoting his new memoir Happy People Are Annoying. And his honesty has paid off with some seriously juicy talk this time!

Cybill Shepherd was spotted taking a walk in Los Angeles with her three dogs on Thursday (March 17). The 72-year-old Moonlighting alum looked to be enjoying her sunny stroll as she was accompanied by a friend, who helped keep watch over her precious pups. The ageless star looked incredible in her casual ensemble featuring a black tank top, jeans and a red sweater. Her trademark blonde tresses were swept back, as she kept a low-profile in dark sunglasses.

Amy Schumer is sharing some of her best mommy advice with bestie Jennifer Lawrence! “It’s just about failing,” Amy said at the New York City premiere of her new Hulu show Life & Beth, per PEOPLE. “It’s like stand up. You mess up so bad,” the 40-year-old, who shares 2-year-old son Gene David with husband Chris Fischer, stated.

Josh Peck has been doing a major press tour for his new book Happy People Are Annoying and it looks like he annoyed someone along the way.

K.J. Yossman The first newly built large live events venue in central London for 80 years is set to open this summer.Outnet Live is a state of the art 2,000-capacity venue.

Sasha Urban editorAs the pandemic raged and in-person screenings practically disappeared, the Academy’s Screening Room has found an appreciative audience.Many film distributors are able to send links to their films to various guilds, media members and voters; the Academy has stepped in with its screening room, offering voters those films plus other contenders who can’t afford to do that.With the Acad’s growing international membership, the website has been a boon, especially to those who submitted shorts, documentaries and international films.The website may also have helped international films such as “Parallel Mothers,” “The Worst Person in the World” and “Drive My Car” earn noms in other categories, such as original screenplay for “Worst” and three others for “Drive” (best picture, screenplay and director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi). Although there have been growing pains since its inception in 2015, the streaming room has found an appreciative audience among the 9,573 Oscar voters.“Our membership, especially internationally, was continuing to grow,” says Tom Oyer, senior VP of member relations and awards for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.

Netflix finally stop crying itself to sleep on Oscars night?That’s the sad streaming giant’s dearest hope for next week, when “The Power of the Dog” enters the ceremony (Sunday, March 27 at 8 p.m. on ABC) as the favorite to take home the Academy Award for Best Picture. And, despite it being pretentious and languid, director Jane Campion’s ‘flix film probably will win. But until they hear that “Puh” from the presenter’s mouth — unless, of course, it’s uttered by Warren “Bungle” Beatty or Faye “Flub” Dunaway — Netflix execs will be biting their nails and taking swigs of Jameson from a flask.

Andrew Barker Senior Features WriterIt’s an eternal middle-aged anxiety: “I feel like I’m turning into my mother.” And it’s given a most literal rendering in Iris K. Shim’s supernatural horror exercise “Umma,” in which Sandra Oh stars as a rural beekeeper inhabited by the vengeful spirit of her estranged mom.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAustralian independent production house Photoplay has appointed Karen Radzyner as its head of development. The company is the only Australian firm to have a show selected for MipTV’s CanneSeries.Radzyner joins Photoplay from Dragonet Films.

Roku.The series, set in 1986 Australia, stars Anna Torv (“Fringe,” “Mindhunter”) as Helen Norville, the tempestuous co-anchor of the “News at Six” in Melbourne alongside her aging, jealous colleague, Geoff Walters (Robert Taylor), who’s turning 60 and clings to his days as a Vietnam War correspondent to assert his relevance. He knows (but won’t admit it) that viewers are tuning in to the newscast for Helen; their on-camera smiles disguise the icy off-camera friction between.The “News at Six” team also includes young, fresh-faced producer/reporter Dale Jennings (Sam Reid), who’s hoping for his big break as a newsreader and snaring that all-important morning “update” segment — but muffs it, big-time, when he fills in for Helen after she storms out of the station following a loud fight with her boss, news chief Lindsay Cunningham (William McInnes) — after he calls her “a war zone on two legs” and says she has “a face like a slapped a–.” He knows that Helen is the network news division’s bread-and-butter and he tells her as much … in his own un-PC way.

Georgia Harrison has gushed over her mother's youthful features, revealing that she "looks younger than her".Taking to her Instagram platform on Wednesday 16 March, the former Love Island star, who recently came under fire for a fake pregnancy announcement, treated her mum to a facial for an early Mother's Day present. "WARNING taking your mum to @modebeautytherapy could result in her looking younger than you, I took @nicolaharrison465 for an early mothers day facial!" Georgia began.The beauty added photos of her stunning mother, who looked undeniably young and glowing, as she sat at a restaurant in a green halter neck top.

EastEnders fans were left in tears on Thursday's episode as Maisie Smith returned as her character Tiffany Butcher for a "perfect ending" with Keegan Baker (Zack Morris).Tiffany made an emotional exit from Walford in December where she headed to Germany after she sent a letter to estranged husband Keegan, explaining that if he wanted to get back together to meet her at the station – but if he did not she enclosed divorce papers.The love letter was unfortunately intercepted by a meddling Liam Butcher, who didn't want his sister to get back with her husband, and he took the note out of the envelope and left the divorce papers inside.Tiffany made a return to Albert Square on Thursday's episode after learning that Keegan was struggling following the news that Gray Atkins had murdered his sister Chantelle. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Pop-Up Magazine and its recently formed union are engaging in a war of words over the legality of layoffs implemented earlier this week after its former owner, billionaireLaurene Powell Jobs' Emerson Collective, severed ties with the company. On Wednesday, the Pop-Up/California Sunday Guild claimed in an open letter that the company, which organizes live storytelling events across the U.S.

Megastar Halsey is a platinum selling artist who can now add 'generation leader' to her list of accolades.On Friday, TIME magazine announced that the 26-year-old hitmaker was one of their '2020 Next Generation Leaders' as she graced the cover of the prestigious magazine.Branded a 'fearless artist and advocate,' Halsey took to social media to thank the publication for the honor. Time: Halsey, 26, graces the new cover of Time magazine, as one of nine 'next generation leaders.' The platinum selling hitmaker, has spent much of the pandemic advocating for social and political issues, in lieu of touring and performing'Supremely honored to appear on the cover of @time.

Remember a time when the world wasn’t so crazy? You could walk into a deli, with no facial covering whatsoever, and order a sandwich from someone without having to stand six feet away from them. It was a simpler time.

Taylor Swift rallied fans to vote while taking the cover of V Magazine's upcoming issue.The pop superstar, 30, sent a powerful message to those looking for change, telling V about her vision for a future with a president who believes in progress and equality.Later in the day she officially declared her support for candidate Joe Biden on Instagram, posting a photo holding a tray of Biden/Harris cookies.

Haim is dishing up cold cuts and imagery in the music video for “Man From The Magazine”.

Haim have shared the official video for their latest single ‘Man From The Magazine’ – you can watch it below.The track appears on the Los Angeles trio’s acclaimed third album ‘Women In Music Pt. III’, which was released in June.Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, the new clip finds frontwoman Danielle Haim behind the counter at the band’s favourite LA eatery, Canter’s Deli – also seen on the ‘WIMPIII’ cover as well as in the ‘Now I’m In It’ video.Danielle begins singing the folky cut live as she reluctantly takes her first order.

Kelly Rowland has another baby on the way! The singer used the latest cover of Women's Health magazine to announce that she's pregnant with her second child. "SURPRISE!!" the Destiny's Child alum captioned the Instagram post revealing her baby bump.