Новости за 20.05.2020

Megan Fox is his “Bloody Valentine.”

The actual thing may end up being more like a TV miniseries.

Remember when eating in restaurants was a thing? Sigh.

Come, be moved to tears by a three-foot orangutan made out of grass!

“It’s a little more casual than usual, but if just one nurse can come home and watch it to fall asleep, it’ll be worth it.”

“I’d gotten a phone call from my agent that said, ‘Cate’s doing this thing, do you want to sit down with these women?’”

It takes time, effort, and talent to be this corny.

Rounding up the funniest moments from the weirdest season of the NBC series.

I went into the 1998 film dreading what Hollywood would do to it. Now it feels like the kind of thing for which we used to keep Hollywood around.

And what she’s cooking up for Jen and Judy in season three.

“We could not be more thrilled to once again be squirting hot viral trash all over your social media feeds.”

“Every kid calls his parents on LSD, right?”

The two sang “Aries” from their separate homes.

Jeremy Strong and Nicholas Britell (a.k.a. DJ Squiggle) talk us through the collab.

How the famed one-man band is handling these months of isolation.

Amid all the decadent food and Michael Caine impressions, the four-part series has always had a darker edge.

“I like to think that maybe one day we’d return to it.” “Yeah, I think in ten years’ time.”

Sarah Paulson’s Alice goes to wonderland, in a far-fetched trip to the National Women’s Conference.

After a long, plodding season, we finally get to the dirty, messy truth.

Her new music is “so fucking good.”

The show will recast its lead.

Of course.

According to a report from the Daily Beast.

The ABC special The Story of Soaps makes a strong case for soaps as a legitimate but underappreciated and influential art form.

That’s movie history, babe.