Kirsten Dunst Is Getting PAID (To Star in 'Minecraft 2')

Last year, Kirsten Dunst told Town and Country in refreshingly candid interview that she wants to star in A Minecraft Movie sequel because her kids loved the first one and “she’d like to make a pile of cash” for once. Thanks to being an indie darling, she often works with shoestring budgets that don’t pay a whole lot and almost always lose money. Well, dreams do come true, because unlike Marvel when it was doling out Spider-Man checks, Warner Bros. made with the cheddar and cast Dunst in A Minecraft Movie 2. (Variety)

Ryan Gosling gets the Pop-Tarts, Seth Meyers doesn’t. (Lainey Gossip)

If your only problem is the lighting at the Vanity Fair Oscars party, maybe don’t talk right now. Keep that one to yourself. (Celebitchy)

Cesar Chavez is why we don’t need any more icons. (Wonkette)

Sarah Michelle Gellar would love it if people would not engage with the leaked Buffy reboot scripts and/or footage. (A.V. Club)

Kristen Stewart is playing Sally Ride in Amazon’s The Challenger. (The Wrap)

Hell yeah, Josh Johnson is getting an HBO special. (Deadline)

Shonda Rhimes wants fans to chill about Eric Dane not being in the Oscars “In Memoriam” segment. He’ll get his moment. (THR)

Everyone and their mom watched the new Spider-Man trailer. (Rolling Stone)

Not gonna lie, I was falling for the Crimson Desert hype. (Polygon)

Rhea Seehorn is not here for Quentin Tarantino’s sh*t. (Daily Beast)

This year Dome’Loki has read “three excellent books looking at robots, AI, sentience, autonomy, finding meaning, and limitations on the flawed way humanity has programmed robots/AI.” Automatic Noodle by Annalee Newitz, Rose/House by Arkady Martine, and Service Model by Adrian Tchaikovsky each tell stories of robots or AI apart from humanity in a way. Have you read any of these? (Cannonball Read 18)