Leonardo DiCaprio recently turned 50, a birthday that officially marks him as one of Hollywood’s established stars – a realization that surprised many fans who’ve grown up watching him. It doesn’t feel that long ago that he was the energetic young actor in films like *What’s Eating Gilbert Grape* and *Romeo + Juliet*. And with the iconic movie *Titanic* now almost 30 years old, he’ll always be remembered as the charming Jack.
Following his show’s celebration, Jimmy Kimmel expressed frustration that others seemed eager to benefit from the increased viewership that came with a challenge to free speech. He then played a clip from *Antiques Roadshow* featuring a pointed message directed at Donald Trump. PBS, the network broadcasting *Antiques Roadshow*, has previously faced criticism from the Trump administration, including a proposal to cut off its federal funding, along with NPR’s. The *Antiques Roadshow* segment continued, describing a piece with a humorous comparison to Donald Trump’s physique.
Kimmel’s return to hosting was a massive success, becoming the most-watched regular episode of his show in history – even though it wasn’t shown in some areas! This viewership even surpassed ratings from the early 2000s, when more people watched live television. It seemed like all late-night talk shows benefited from the excitement. The hosts were energetic, and the guests delivered fantastic performances. Here’s a look at who had the best moments this week in late night.
Season 27 of *Big Brother* is nearing its end! After Ava Pearl was eliminated, only three players – Vince Panaro, Ashley Hollis, and Morgan Pope – are left. One of them will win $750,000, and it all starts with the final Head of Household competition.
“Twin films” are movies with strikingly similar storylines that come out in the same year, or within about twelve months of each other-and it happens surprisingly often. There are several reasons why this occurs. Hollywood tends to repeat successful formulas, so different studios often work on comparable projects simultaneously. These films might address current events, like concerns about technology at the start of the new millennium, terrorist threats, or the danger of space junk. Sometimes, it’s simply a coincidence of scheduling. Occasionally, however, one studio or creator might directly copy the ideas of another.
0:00 – Leonardo DiCaprio Explains Why Paul Thomas Anderson Should Win An Oscar
Olivia is the oldest of six children James Van Der Beek shares with wife Kimberly, and the man known for playing Dawson Leery for six seasons on the WB took to Instagram to praise her performance at the Dawson’s Creek reunion and acknowledge her personal milestone. Olivia turned 15, which is quite meaningful to her dad — it’s how old Van Der Beek’s character was in the Dawson’s Creek pilot. James wrote:
I’ve been following the buzz around Guadagnino’s new film, and it’s been… complicated. There was a bit of a mixed reaction at Venice, with some even calling it anti-feminist, which honestly, feels like a pretty broad brushstroke. Guadagnino himself made a great point to *Variety*: just *watch* the movie! He’s right, you know? *After the Hunt* (which opens in New York tonight) is genuinely enjoyable. It’s a really sensual film, visually rich, and the score and costumes are fantastic. You get swept up in the world – these beautiful apartments, dive bars, even this amazing little Indian restaurant they keep going to. But after a while, you realize the film isn’t really *about* big ideas; it’s about the characters and their conversations, and how *they* feel. It’s more interested in *who* is talking than *what* they’re saying.
Knowing the story takes a very dark turn might be difficult for viewers, “Ignorance Is Chris” balances it with plenty of humor. Harcourt, Adebayo, Economos, and Adrian agree to go to Alt-Evergreen to bring Chris home, and as they enter this new world, they try to make sense of their surroundings. At first, the differences seem minor – like a slight misspelling on a cereal box, similar to the Mandela Effect.
So, what’s going on at Braemar? The Earl of Mar is holding a gathering – supposedly a sporting event called the tynchal. But it quickly becomes clear he’s actually brought all the clans together to decide whether or not to support the Jacobite cause and he wants to put it to a vote. He even invites Rob Roy MacGregor to give a powerful speech basically warning everyone that the English will definitely betray them. It’s surprisingly effective! While many readers are likely enjoying the romantic storylines in *Blood of My Blood*, this meeting has real consequences for several characters we’ve come to care about.