Celebrities

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So, just when I thought things couldn’t get any more interesting after watching the intense hockey doc ‘Heated Rivalry,’ Prime Video dropped ’56 Days.’ And honestly, it feels like we’re seeing a bit of a shift in what kinds of stories are getting told – a willingness to explore more adult themes, which is a welcome change, in my opinion.

Gordon Ramsay’s new six-part series documents his biggest challenge to date: launching five different restaurants inside London’s 22 Bishopsgate skyscraper. Beyond the kitchen, the show also provides a personal look at Ramsay, exploring his upbringing and life as a father.

While it’s not entirely surprising to learn about the royal family connecting with everyday life – we already knew the monarch liked Tupperware – this offers a welcome distraction from the recent, more troubling stories about what’s been happening behind palace doors.

However, the situation has changed significantly. Despite concerns from industry experts about the future of movie theaters – especially after more people started watching adult entertainment at home during the pandemic – horror fantasy films have consistently proven to be a reliable source of profit.

Next January, comedian Jack Whitehall is taking his new stand-up show, Bad Influence, on tour across the UK. He’ll be performing in major venues, and the show is described as bold, honest, and hilariously unfiltered.

Shia LaBeouf, known for his role on Even Stevens, became emotional when she revealed she recently tested positive for cancer during a screening.

After being retired from MMA for almost ten years, the fighter recently announced her return to the sport with a match against fellow ex-fighter Gina Carano.

Following the announcement that she’d be appearing on TopMob’s The Golden Life alongside Luann de Lesseps, Sonja Morgan, Ramona Singer, and Kelly Bensimon, the former Real Housewives of New York City star shared details about her continuing friendships with the group.

On February 17th, the San Francisco Office of the Chief Medical Examiner confirmed to People magazine that the death of Tommy Lee Jones’ daughter, who passed away over a month prior at age 34, was ruled an accident. The cause of death was determined to be the toxic effects of cocaine.