By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | August 20, 2024 |
By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | August 20, 2024 |
On what would’ve been their second wedding anniversary, Jennifer Lopez has finally pulled the plug on her marriage to Ben Affleck. She filed for divorce and claims they’ve been separated since all the way back in April. More notably, there is no prenup, so this should get real neat, real fast — or continue to be a boring, drawn-out affair that can’t compete with the Blake Lively mess. Probably that last part. (TMZ)
Will Sebastian Stan make an Oscar run for A Different Man? (Lainey Gossip)
Barry Keoghan and Sabrina Carpenter are probably over. (Celebitchy)
Did AOC give her “2004 Obama convention speech?” Sure, why not? (Wonkette)
From Roxana: A friend of a friend is the founder of the Network for Victim Recovery of DC, and she wrote a guest column for The Hollywood Reporter about how It Ends with Us’s marketing glossing over its domestic-violence angle does victims a disservice. (THR)
Alicia Silverstone may have literally poisoned herself on TikTok. (Vulture)
So, fun fact: The whole Disney tried to use a Disney+ clause to force a wrongful death lawsuit into arbitration story was missing a key detail. The couple also signed an arbitration clause while buying Disney World tickets, which makes much more sense than, “You can’t sue us if you watched Bluey.” That said, Disney is no longer forcing the clause and has agreed to let the lawsuit go to court. (Deadline)
Timothy Olyphant and Owen Wilson in a comedy series together? You have my complete and undivided attention. (Variety)
From Chris: Over on Why Did We Watch This, we’re talking the 2004 Hugh Jackman vehicle Van Helsing, perhaps one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. Jackman’s hair, the bad werewolf CGI, and the incredibly dumb “twist” are just a few of the many reasons this movie is dumb, but it was fun to goof around with. (Apple Podcasts)
James Gunn finished filming Superman a year early so the VFX team has plenty of time to make everything look just right. (Kotaku)
Suri Cruise is in college?! What even is time? Jesus Christ… (Page Six)
Katie is feeling evangelical about Joan Druett’s account of shipwrecks and survival, Island of the Lost. “Druett’s story is well researched, and beautifully written. I couldn’t stop reading parts of it aloud to my husband, and successfully annoyed my dad into reading it too.” What have you been nagging people to read? (Cannonball Read 16)