Victoria Jackson has a new song out called Love Zombie, and she threw a pre-Halloween party to celebrate the release. One of the people who showed up was her Victorious co-star Leon Thomas.
I don’t know about you, but I never understood why their characters Tori and Andre never hooked up.
However, after seeing their reunion, we now know what it would look like if they did and got married. Granted, it would be a weird wedding if she were a Zombie bride. But I would still take it.
Maybe TorAndre could get a spinoff series, where they got married and make beautiful music together. Would you watch that?
Stevie Nicks’ 2023Barbie sold out in a landslide, so Mattel gave the Fleetwood Mac singer a second one.
This time, she looks like an angel as they recreate her look from the album cover for Bella Donna, her debut solo album.
Her Bella Donna doll is wearing a white dress with a tight bodice, long flowing sleeves, and a long layered skirt. She is donning a black top hat and white high-heeled boots. The cherry on top is a microphone so that you can sing along with her.
The two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee appears to be the white winged dove she sings about. It is gorgeous like her and her voice.
We watched Janet Jackson grow up since she was a sassy little girl doing Mae West impressions with her brothers. Therefore, it is hard to believe that the youngest Jackson is 59.
Not only because we still think of her as sweet Penny on Good Times, but also because she doesn’t look it. Over the weekend, she attended the Gala of the Stars in a little black Tom Ford dress, and she looks even younger now than when she wanted us to be part of the Rhythm Nation in 1989.
She definitely has control of how she is aging. I think her secret is to keep having fun even though time is flying by.
We know Eddie Murphy from the big and small screen, but we do not know him when the camera is not rolling. On November 12th, he is finally letting us into his private life in Netflix’s Being Eddie, and we get to find out if he parties all the time like his song suggests.
There’s only one Eddie Murphy. At 17, he was already performing stand-up in New York clubs, and a year later joined Saturday Night Live straight out of high school. From Beverly Hills Cop to The Nutty Professor, Dr. Dolittle to Donkey, Murphy has done it all and done it better than anyone. For nearly 50 years, he’s ruled comedy, film, and fame itself without ever losing his center. Being Eddie, directed by two-time Oscar® winner Angus Wall (The Greatest Night in Pop, Mountain Queen), brings together icons like Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Jamie Foxx, Tracee Ellis Ross, Kevin Hart, Jerry Seinfeld, Jerry Bruckheimer, and Brian Grazer to celebrate the man who broke barriers, reinvented genres, and inspired generations. For the first time, Eddie opens his home and his heart, revealing the drive, genius, and soul behind one of the greatest entertainers of all time.
I have always been curious to find out what makes the comedic genius tick, so I will be watching to learn about the man behind that distinctive laugh who has made us laugh with him for over 45 years.
Yesterday was Wicked night on Dancing with the Stars. Alfonso Ribeiro wanted to see if the dancers and the stars could hit that same high note that Cynthia Erivo hit when she sang Defying Gravity.
Just like they prepare for show night, they rehearsed for their big moment. How did they do? Let’s just say they would not be popular at karaoke night and it is a good thing that they are dancing not singing through life.
Which dancer gave you the least feeling of unadulterated loathing? Emma Slater, Jennifer Affleck, Jan Ravnik, Ezra Sosa, Alan Bernsten, Andy Richter, Val Chmerkovskiy, Witney Carson, Robert Irwin, Derek Hough, or Julianne Hough?
