Esquire names Emilia Clarke Sexiest Woman Alive
The 28 year old Game of Thrones actress, Emilia Clarke, earns Esquire’s Sexiest Woman Alive title. Scarlett Johansson and Penelope Cruz previously held the honor. The AMC nominations put the pop star at the forefront with six nods, while Ed Sheeran and The Weeknd follow with five apiece.
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Making Waves on Trump Hosting SNL Again
Donald Trump will host Saturday Night Live on November 7 marking his second SNL appearance after a 2004 guest stint. The show notes his rise from The Apprentice era to current celebrity status.
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Essay on Hollywood Sexism by Lawrence for Lena Dunham
Lawrence writes in Lena Dunham's Lenny newsletter about sexism in Hollywood. He argues men voice opinions constantly and claims his own contributions are routinely misinterpreted as offensive.
Tracy Morgan Returns to Stage After 16 Months
RealTracyMorgan posts his first stage night in 16 months at the ComedyCellar. JudahWorldChamp notes Tracy Morgan is back on stage tonight at NYC Comedy Cellar.
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Jack Black Turns Dark in Goosebumps Role as Stine
Los Angeles icon Jack Black shifts from comedic fame to horror as he plays a sinister version of R L Stine in Goosebumps. The actor describes embracing a dark side, with Stine depicted as a foreboding creator whose monsters escape, while Black balances family life and upcoming projects.
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Colbert Tops Ratings But Fallon Still Leads Late Night
CBS Late Show host Stephen Colbert draws 3.9 million viewers in four weeks, up 58 percent from Letterman, and doubles his 18 to 49 audience to 1.2 million versus Fallon's 1.5 million. Fallon remains ahead at 4.0 million, with a 21 percent edge among young adults, while NBC and CBS compete for 18 to 34s.
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