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Keira Knightley Trampolines in Chanel

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Keira Knightley opened up about her experiences with misogyny and harassment in the latest Harper’s Bazaar UK — and during the interview she and the writer were followed by a lone male stranger. “I think it’s quite interesting talking about this while being chased around. I love that politician who said there ought to be a curfew for men and men were outraged, and you think – but there’s a curfew for women and there always has been.” On a lighter note, she talked about trying to lighten the mood during the early days of quarantine: “We have a trampoline in our garden, and we decided we were only allowed to wear dresses on it. I put on red lipstick every day, and every bit of Chanel that I have in my cupboard, and my daughter Edie had Chanel ribbons plaited into her hair and fairy wings.”

-It sounds like Kanye West had a good birthday. He celebrated his 44th in France with Bradley Cooper’s ex, Irina Shayk.

-The letter from Armie Hammer’s mom at the end of Vanity Fair’s report about him going to rehab is … something.

-There’s more talk of Jennifer Lopez moving to LA to be closer to Ben Affleck.

-This sucks: Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist has been canceled at NBC after talks to move the series to Peacock fizzled. The showrunner still has hope someone else will pick it up, but that feels unlikely.

-Three different shows debuting this week mess around with time in some way. I have no patience for that anymore.

-Netflix’s Sweet Tooth wrapped the USA Today in an advertorial, and people got really freaked out.

-I’m not sure I understood NFTs before Lindsay Lohan explained them in this interview.

Christine Baranski and Audra McDonald toast to the future in The Good Fight trailer. I can’t wait.

-The reviews for part 2 of Lupin are good — though will the show know when to quit?

-Speaking of reviews, critics adore Loki, which is now out on Disney+.

Jessica Chastain and Andrew Garfield are unrecognizable as the infamous televangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker in the trailer for The Eyes Of Tammy Faye.

Salma Hayek on Surviving Covid and Weinstein

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Salma Hayek covers the new issue of Variety and reveals that she had COVID-19 so bad that she was put on oxygen and had to self-isolate for seven weeks. She also talks about the NYT essay she wrote about being harassed by Harvey Weinstein. “When I wrote it, I didn’t even know if I was really going to show it to anyone. I kept saying, ‘Who wants to hear my story? Why am I giving myself self-importance?’ ”

Bennifer is going strong — or are they? The more they’re photographed together, the more I wonder how PR-driven this all is. And then there’s stories like how Ben Affleck is back to wearing the watch Jennifer Lopez gave him 18 years ago or how they were spotted making out between sets at the gym. Who does that?!?

-Meanwhile, Alex Rodriguez is launching makeup for men.

-I’m still trying to wrap my head around the throuple-y looking photos of Rita Ora, Tessa Thompson and Taika Waititi. My first instinct was that they knew the paps were there and were playing it up, but also what an inadvisable flex when in the middle of shooting a huge film for Disney, of all places.

-Oh, I guess Tessa Thompson is just making out with everybody and living her best life.

Elliot Page’s abs have abs.

Julianna Margulies says she and George Clooney had such great chemistry on ER because they never hooked up — and then she dropped this bomb: “As he used to say, ‘You don’t shit where you eat.’ What he meant by that was the famous story about Moonlighting with Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd. They had sex on the pilot. And then the show got picked up — and then they hated each other. Or David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson [on X-Files]. The same thing happened. And then they hate each other and you’re stuck on a show for seven years together. That’s agony. Life’s too short.” As someone who followed all thing X-Files obsessively for years, I’m not sure this tracks (the only time they really seemed to clash — publicly anyway — was when she was demanding equal pay). Still, I’ll take the tea.

Seth Rogen says comedians shouldn’t complain about cancel culture: “If you’ve made a joke that’s aged terribly, accept it. And if you don’t think it’s aged terribly, then say that.” How refreshingly logical.

Lady Gaga spoke candidly about becoming pregnant after surviving sexual assault. The singer explained that it was important to her to share her own painful story – that included turning to self-harm – to let others know there is a path forward.

-Following an investigation, the showrunner of CBS’ Bull is leaving the show, as is actor Freddy Rodriguez.

-I did not have “Finding a profile of Johnny Knoxville to be completely engrossing” on this weeks’ bingo card, but here we are.

Justin Bieber shaved off his problematic dreadlocks and all is right with the world again.

Timothee Chalamet has been cast as a young Willy Wonka. Sigh.

Emily Blunt went viral last week when she seemed to be angry about getting a press junket question about the Fantastic Four, but when you watch the full interview she was actually lovely about it. This stuff is so dumb. There’s a reason actors are asked the same question over and over again at a junket — it’s because their editors have told them to, knowing that topic is going to generate pageviews. There were many times I’d interview someone and cringe-ask a question I didn’t want to, but that’s the game.

Paul Wesley has no f*cks left to give when he’s asked about his former Vampire Diaries costars, and I love it.

-Legends of Tomorrow is making a Beebo animated special for the holidays. Bless them!

Adam Scott says he currently staying at his former Parks & Rec costar Aziz Ansari’s apartment.

-This interview with Renée Elise Goldsberry is excellent. “I would 100% be lying to you that I was 35 years old right now if the f*cking internet did not tell every motherf*cker my age.”

Hugh Grant says Drew Barrymore was ‘so nice‘ in a letter she sent him amid his cheating scandal.

Lil Nas X had to cut his pole routine short on SNL this weekend when his pants split (“I was doing my little sexy dropdown, and boom, I feel air!”), but he got to do the full routine on the Tonight Show.

Lindsay Lohan is dipping her toe back into acting with a Netflix holiday movie, which seems like a smart, low-stakes move.

-The podcast My Dad Wrote a Porno is back! This thing used to make me snort laugh on my commute.

-I love how obsessed everyone is over that photograph in Mare of Easttown. I’m still convinced that John is the father of the baby if not also the killer, but I also adore this theory about Lori.

-Here’s our first look at Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney‘s docuseries about buying a soccer team in Wales.

-Here’s the first trailer for Edgar Wright‘s psychological thriller, Last Night in Soho, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie, and Matt Smith.

Viola Davis’s Family Photos

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Viola Davis and her family star in W’s new photo essay, directed by “Auntie” Regina King.

-NAACP Image Awards took place on Saturday and its at-home fashions made it the best award show yet this year.

Armie Hammer has been dropped from another film. This one is Billion Dollar Spy, a Cold War drama costarring Mads Mikkelsen.

Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello were at their home in LA this weekend when someone broke in. The robbers made a quick exit when they realized the couple was home but managed to make off with Mendes’ SUV.

-Speaking of robberies, Beyonce‘s storage units were broken into and $1 million worth of designer goods was lifted.

Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian went on a double date to UFC 260 with Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly — where Barker and Kardashian might have been spotted sucking each other’s fingers?I don’t have it in me right now to watch the videos to confirm.

Amanda Seyfried has signed on to play Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu’s limited series The Dropout. I’m loving the comeback streak she seems to have going right now…

-The Obi-Wan Kenobi Disney+ series begins production in April, and the series just added Rupert Fiend and Kumail Nanjiani to the cast.

-Miss Scarlet has been renewed for Season 2 at PBS. I found this little show to be so charming.

Hunter Harris wrote about DeuxMoi and how it’s changed the gossip landscape.

Kate Middleton wrote a letter to Sarah Everard’s family. A Kensington Palace spokesperson said: “We do not comment on private correspondence” (even though it sort of seems like they were the source?).

Sharon Osbourne has left The Talk after the controversy involving allegations of misconduct and racist remarks.

-CBS called itself out for referencing Woody Allen in a segment about “cancel culture.”

Lindsay Lohan released a new single called “Lullaby” as an NFT.

Russell Crowe might be filming a cameo for Thor: Love And Thunder.

Lil Nas X continues to crush conservatives on Twitter and I love him.

Rebecca Hall is grieving her dead husband while battling a strange presence in her house in the first trailer for The Night House.