Michael B. Jordan is all smiles as he hits the field at Dodger Stadium on Sunday (June 16) in Los Angeles.
The 32-year-old Black Panther star stopped by the stadium to meet a few of the Dodger pro baseball players and also took some time to play a little catch with his dad, Michael A. Jordan, out on the field in celebration of Father’s Day.
Tennis pro Caroline Wozniacki, who is currently ranked the number 14 singles player in the world, married former NBA star David Lee at the Castiglion del Bosco Hotel in Tuscany, Italy over the weekend!
TMZ reports that Serena Williams acted as a bridesmaid for the bash, which saw many celebs in attendance including NBA stars like Pau Gasol and Harrison Barnes, ex-NFL quarterback Jesse Palmer and tennis stars Angelique Kerber, Agnieszka Radwańska and Urszula Radwańska.
Emily Ratajkowski strikes a fierce pose outside of the BUILD Series studios on Monday afternoon (June 16) in New York City.
The 28-year-old model-actress was joined by her co-star Theo James as they headed inside to discuss their brand new crime drama Lying & Stealing.
The synopsis for Lying & Stealing reads: “Ivan (James), a successful art thief, inherited his father’s life of crime, but unlike most thieves, Ivan loves the art as much as the art of the steal. He longs to break free from the criminal world, but he’s in so deep he may never get out. That is until he meets Elyse (Ratajkowski), an actress and a con-woman with her own chaotic past she wants to escape from. Together, they team up to pull off the ultimate heist which won’t make them rich, but will set them free.”
Emily Ratajkowski and Theo James‘ Lying & Stealing is available On-demand on DirectTV now and will hit select theaters on July 12 – Watch the trailer here!
Nev Schulman just found out that a major celeb is a fan of his MTV series Catfish and this star even wants to come on the show as a guest host. When the star watched the show recently and posted about it on Instagram, Nev hit the follow back button and they started talking. Now he's dishing on what they talked about...
Bella Hadid has issued an apology to anyone who was offended by the photos she posted to her Instagram Story on Sunday (June 16).
If you missed it, Bella posted photos to her story showing off her shoe at the airport. In the background of the photos, airplanes from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (with the countries’ flags) could be seen.
It appeared as if her boot was kicking the flags, insulting many. You can see the now-deleted photo on Twitter.
Bella posted a lengthy apology to her Instagram Story, which in part, reads, “The photo of my shoe on my story yesterday had NOTHING to do with politics…I never noticed the planes in the background and that is the truth. I would never mean to disrespect these airlines, let alone these amazing countries.”
She continued, “I want to send a sincere apology…I hope you can understand the misunderstanding. I will be more responsible when bringing awareness to all causes, including my beloved Middle Eastern community.”
Read Bella Hadid’s entire statement in the gallery…
Diplo has a request of his super fans: stop referring to his as a “daddy.”
The 40-year-old DJ took to Twitter on Father’s Day Sunday (June 16) to write a message to fans, saying, “stop calling me daddy my kids are getting confused.” Diplo posted the same message on his Instagram account to really get the point across!
The replies to the tweet range from fans using crying emojis to others deciding to call him “zaddy” instead.
If you don’t know, Diplo has two sons: Lazer, 5, and Lockett, 9.
After receiving universal critical and public acclaim for Sunday in the Park with George, the two stars will be reprising their roles when the production of the play debuts at London’s Savoy Theatre beginning on June 11, 2020.
“Performing Sunday in the Park with George with the brilliant Annaleigh Ashford was one of the greatest joys of my career,” Jake said in a statement. “I’ve also deeply missed the West End and so to be bringing Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Pulitzer Prize-winning musical there alongside Annaleigh is both humbling and thrilling.”
Sunday in the Park with George follows painter Georges Seurat (Gyllenhaal) in the months leading up to the completion of his most famous painting – A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. Consumed by his need to “finish the hat”, Seurat alienates the French bourgeoisie, spurns his fellow artists, and neglects his lover Dot (Ashford), not realizing that his actions will reverberate for the next 100 years.
