Sebastian Stan Butt Naked, Anyone?

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | April 12, 2021 |

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | April 12, 2021 |

Sebastian Stan decided to promote his new movie by posting a buck naked pic, and yup, that pun happened. I’ll let myself out. (Instagram)

Paramount shuffled its release calendar again, and I have some bad news for anyone who’s still able to overlook the fact that Tom Cruise is worshipped as a levitating messiah in a weird, abusive space cult. (Lainey Gossip)

Usher has allegedly been giving strippers fake money with his face on it, which I’m guessing is illegal on top of being some bullsh*t. (Dlisted)

Did I immediately zero in on the fact that Henry Cavill’s new girlfriend once starred on an episode of MTV’s My Super Sweet 16? You better believe it. (Celebitchy)

Jen Psaki owns John Cornyn pic.twitter.com/5dkdkfMIxo

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 12, 2021

I hope she doesn’t mind that I snagged this from her Twitter. Kayleigh fulfilled a life-long dream of being published on RogerEbert.com by writing about one of her favorite performances of 2020: Bo Burnham in Promising Young Woman. (RogerEbert.com)

“Either America is racist or America is racist.” (The Root)

Perez Hilton and Elaine Lui — Lainey of Lainey Gossip fame — talked to Scaachi Koul about how they’re reconciling their problematic past writings, and the contrast between the two couldn’t be starker. Read: Perez is still garbage. (Buzzfeed)

This tweet is pretty significant when you realize that Hari Kondabolu is the filmmaker behind The Problem with Apu documentary:

.@HankAzaria is a kind & thoughtful person that proves that people are not simply “products of their time,” but have the ability to learn & grow. Nothing. But. Respect. https://t.co/e6RmHr2bY9

— Hari Kondabolu (@harikondabolu) April 12, 2021

Marvel, give me a Dora Milaje video game already. (Kotaku)

Even John Boehner is out here telling Meghan McCain to shut up about Biden. (Daily Beast)

Adam McCay drops a pretty sick burn on Aaron Sorkin. (Vulture)

Annabeth Albert’s YA road trip romance, Conventionally Yours, was an unusual choice for persnickety chick and a rewarding one. "A lot of the story is about adapting, changing, and moving out of the comfort zone—for both of them, in different ways." Is there a price point where you will take a chance on a book you might not like? (Cannonball Read 13)

Huge thanks to Kristy for this gem:

The way I screamed after watching the end of this video! 😩😩😩😂 pic.twitter.com/gTmu58sezO

— Stepmother of Dragons 🐲 (@cheembeam) April 12, 2021