Lea Michele is getting into the holiday spirit with her new movie Same Time, Next Christmas and it’s getting a primetime premiere on ABC tonight.
The 33-year-old actress returns to the network after starring in the 2017 comedy series The Mayor and she has some hot co-stars in the holiday film!
Here is the movie’s synopsis: Olivia Anderson (Michele) is a successful young woman who met her childhood sweetheart during her family’s annual Christmas visit to Hawaii. After being separated by distance and years, the two reunite at the same Hawaiian resort years later, and the old chemistry between them flares up anew—but circumstances conspire to keep them apart.
Same Time, Next Christmas premieres at 9/8c tonight (December 5) on ABC.
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R. Kelly has been charged with using bribes to wed then 15-year-old Aaliyah in 1994.
On Thursday (December 4), federal prosecutors charged the 52-year-old singer for bribing a government employee in Illinois, The New York Times reports.
The bribe was allegedly over R. Kelly trying to obtain a fake ID in order to obtain a marriage license that showed Aaliyah‘s age as 18.
The new accusation adds to an already existing racketeering indictment filed in New York against R. Kelly, which accuses him of “sexually exploiting underage girls and coercing them into illegal sexual activity.”
The 42-year-old Yeezus rapper was spotted wearing unreleased Yeezy Crocs while exiting his office for the day on Thursday (December 5) in Calabasas, Calif.
Kanye looked strictly business as he stepped out for the day showing off his new design on his feet.
He recently premiered the music video for Jesus Is King song “Closed on Sunday,” which features his entire family, including wife Kim Kardashian and their four children. Watch the music video!
French Montana was recently hospitalized for a serious health scare and now he's sharing an update with fans, including a photo of him hooked up to many cords while in the hospital. The rapper is thankfully out of the ICU and on the road to recovery. Find out what happened and what's going on now...
Rooney Mara has partnered with Animal Equality for a new documentary that exposes the awful living conditions that animals experience at factory farms.
The Oscar-nominated actress went undercover at two farms – one that had 3,000 confined pigs and another that had over 50,000 crammed chickens, with all animals found to be experiencing extreme distress.
“Nothing prepares you for looking into the eyes of a mother pig whose life is to be impregnated and left in a cage until she’s slaughtered,” Rooney said in a statement. “I kept thinking about my sister who just had a baby, and how beautiful that instant desire to nurture and protect your child is. I can’t imagine how awful it must be to be literally trapped and crushing your own babies and not be able to do anything about it.”
Sharon Núñez, President of Animal Equality, adds, “Animal Equality’s undercover investigators face great personal risk to expose what the meat industry doesn’t want you to see, and what the public has every right to know. We are deeply grateful to Rooney for bravely looking into the eyes of these animals, and joining us in our promise to them to share their cries with anyone who will listen. Her courage is truly inspiring. According to the USDA, 9 billion chickens and 121 million pigs are slaughtered every year for their meat, with 90% of these animals raised on factory farms. Advocating against this immense cruelty, Animal Equality urges consumers to replace animal proteins with plant-based alternatives.”
Just a few days before, Jennifer looked chic in a colorful coat while heading to NBC Studios, where she is preparing to host Saturday Night Live on Saturday (December 7). She also attended a SNL cast dinner on Tuesday night (December 3) in the city.
Stella McCartney is surrounded by her four children – Bailey, Miller, Beckett, and Reiley – while posing for the cover of Vogue‘s January 2020 issue.
Here is what the 48-year-old fashion designer had to share with the mag:
On being environmentally conscious since childhood: “I was privileged. I grew up on an organic farm; I saw the seasons. My parents were vegetarians—they were change agents.”
On how she her practices have impacted other brands: “That’s not for me to say. That would be so unchic of us. But we are a kind of incubator. I have sympathy for how hard it is to shift the massive Titanic ship away from the iceberg. We’re a little agile sailboat, and we built the ship. And I think that’s easier than changing something that’s been going in one direction for so long.”
On how she sees her company’s role in the fashion industry: “I think that in a sense we’re a project. We’re trying to prove that this is a viable way to do business in our industry—and that you don’t have to sacrifice any style or any edginess or coolness in order to work this way. At the end of the day, we’re a fashion house trying to deliver on the promise of desirability… And I have to find the balance between this conversation of fashion and the conversation of consciousness—and they have to complement each other.”
On finding a balance between work and family: “You know what I was doing this weekend? I was riding my horse barefoot and bareback, with my daughter [Reiley]. It was about as good as it gets.”
