You trailer sees Joe Goldberg resisting offer of friendship from Eat The Rich killer

Heather Dubrow announced on Saturday that her youngest child has come out as transgender.

In a new interview, Prince Harry dives deeper into his New York Times bestselling memoir Spare, touching on the trauma that’s been a part of his life ever since he was a little boy.

New mom Kelly Osbourne gave the first peek of her baby boy Friday, showing the top of his head in a photo with her brother, "Uncle Jack." In the selfie posted to her Instagram, Kelly flashes a surprised look as Jack points down to his nephew Sidney’s little head.  "An uncle is a blessing," the reality star quoted in the caption. "It means so many things. Words could never tell the joy an uncle brings.

Rebel Wilson this week said she met Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for the first time on a recent trip to Santa Barbara, California noting that he "could not have been nicer." Meghan, however, wasn’t as friendly, the comedian told Andy Cohen on "Watch What Happens Live."  "Meghan was not as cool," she revealed, as fellow guest John Oliver cracked up while sitting next to her. "She wasn’t as naturally warm."  The "Pitch Perfect" actress mused that the duchess’ frostiness may have been because "my mom being Australian just asked her all these slightly rude questions like ‘Where are your kids?’ And things like that.

Proud mom. Heather Dubrow announced her 12-year-old child has come out as transgender.

Seth Rogen dropped some news Saturday at the 2023 Kids' Choice Awards worthy of a rowdy !The actor announced the main voice cast for the upcoming, and it includes Rogen voicing the warhog Bebop, who is a member of Shredder's New York City gang. Rogen, who is also a producer for the film set to hit theaters Aug.

Michael B. Jordan has the future of the Creed franchise on his thoughts.

Prince Harry opened up about mental health and so much more during an interview promoting his memoir Spare.

And that’s a wrap on the 2023 Independent Spirit Awards!

Creating boundaries. Penn Badgley, Neal McDonough and more stars have candidly discussed their decisions not to film sex scenes in future projects.

Penn Badgley doesn’t actually need to be on the internet to stoke his popularity. He’s already the internet’s boyfriend, and has been since the original “Gossip Girl” premiered in 2007. Badgley became famous at the exact moment when the celebrity-industrial complex, fed by the toxic brew of the gossip sites TMZ and Perez Hilton, was at its most pernicious — which was the same moment that teenagers everywhere got their hands on their first iPhones. “‘Gossip Girl,’ if you think about it, wouldn’t have happened at any other time,” Badgley says. “That was the spirit of the show: It was Perez. It was TMZ.” Badgley made it through that poisonous period intact. But now, when it comes to joining social media platforms, he is, understandably, apprehensive. Twitter used to suit Badgley best, he being a news-obsessed man of words, but that’s changed: “I can’t really spend much time on that platform anymore,” he says. Instagram, too, feels “a bit too much like standing on a stage and trying to present,” and Badgley doesn’t need that type of exposure.

SPOILER ALERT: Major spoilers ahead for You season 4 part 2!

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for “You” Season 4, Part 1. The story’s not over yet for America’s favorite serial killer in London. Netflix dropped the trailer Wednesday for the final episodes of “You” Season 4. When viewers last left the clandestine criminal, Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) had just unraveled the identity of a fellow London-based serial killer. Despite avowing to put his days of murder behind him, Joe finds himself at the center of yet another mystery when the members of his posh new friend group start turning up dead. Four bodies have already dropped and there’s no sign of the death count slowing down anytime soon with author-turned-murderer Rhys Montrose (Ed Speleers) on the loose.

“I’m not some cold-blood psycho killer.” To which all fans of Netflix’s You would say, sure Joe, sure.

, part of the blame falls on the shoulders of itself.While acknowledging that Joe Goldberg, the fictional murderer he plays on You, is written to be attractive to audiences, Badgley doesn't mince words when it comes to how the streamer has romanticized real-life killers like Jeffrey Dahmer. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Badgley said that anyone who finds themselves drawn to serial killer characters should first look inward for why that might be. But, he added, that doesn't excuse how these characters are portrayed to audiences. “To be fair, with our show, you’re meant to fall in love with [Joe].

Netflix thriller You decidedly less steamy.Though You has broken some definite boundaries over the years – with one iconic scene showing Penn’s character Joe Goldberg masturbating vigorously on a public street – series four hasn’t featured nearly as much sex.Now Penn has opened up on his podcast Podcrushed, with co-hosts Nava Kavelin and Sophie Ansari.READ MORE: Tess Holliday ‘breaks internet’ as she parades famous curves in tiny thong for bed snapsPenn confessed he asked You scriptwriter Sera Gamble to cut down on sultry bedroom scenes, from “100 to zero”.The star explained that Sera thankfully “didn’t even bat an eye” and was “really glad that I was honest and had a really positive response.”He said: “I actually asked Sera Gamble, the creator of the show, ‘Can I just do no more intimacy scenes?’“This was actually a decision I made… I don’t think I’ve ever mentioned it publicly, but do I really want to put myself in a career path where I’m just always the romantic lead?”Speaking on the podcast, Penn revealed the reason why, telling fans: “Fidelity in every relationship, and especially my marriage, is really important to me. It just got to a point where I don’t want to do that.“Before I took the show, it was a question: Do I have a career if I don’t? Think about every male lead you’ve loved.

Warning: This story contains spoilers from season 4, part 1 of You.

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Joe Goldberg wants to change. At the outset of the fourth season of Netflix’s show “You,” the stalker and serial killer protagonist, played by Penn Badgley, has once again absconded from his past life, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake.

, stop reading now, because this post is full of spoilers…What makes librarian Marienne Bellamy (Tati Gabrielle) different from Guinevere Beck, Love Quinn, Candace Stone, that realtor neighbor lady, and the other victim-objects of Joe Goldberg's obsession? Well, the fact that she's still alive, for one. And second, she's not white, which may actually be why she's survived for so long.