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7d ago
Movies
Tina Fey and Tim Meadows Reprise Roles in 'Mean Girls' Musical
Tina Fey and Tim Meadows have agreed to reprise their roles in the 'Mean Girls' movie musical. Find out how they made the decision.
7d ago
Celebrities
Chelsea Handler 'Goes Rogue' at Critics Choice Awards, Invites Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie for Impromptu Acceptance Speech for 'Barbie'
Host Chelsea Handler surprises everyone at the Critics Choice Awards by calling Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie to the stage to give an impromptu acceptance speech for their film 'Barbie'.
7d ago
Art & Design
Ten Exhibitions to Look Forward to in 2024
A preview of ten upcoming exhibitions in 2024
7d ago
Books
Kamala Harris Takes Criticism in New Book on Biden's Presidency
A new book called The Truce details the scathing assessments made by former staffers of Vice President Kamala Harris.
7d ago
TV
Janelle Brown Opens Up About Christine Brown's Marriage to David Woolley
Janelle Brown discusses how Christine Brown's marriage to David Woolley has helped her heal from her relationship with Kody Brown.
8d ago
Music
Selena Gomez to Star in Linda Ronstadt Biopic Directed by David O. Russell
The upcoming biopic featuring Selena Gomez as Linda Ronstadt is making progress, with filmmaker David O. Russell confirmed to direct the film.
8d ago
Movies
Mean Girls Makes a Strong Box Office Debut Despite Winter Storms and Cinema Closures
The Broadway musical adaptation of Mean Girls opened to great success at the box office, despite challenging weather conditions and ongoing cinema closures in North America. The film, directed by Samantha Jayne and Arturo Perez Jr., earned $28 million in its first three days in theaters, surpassing the opening weekend earnings of the original 2004 movie. The audience for Mean Girls was primarily female, with 76% of opening weekend ticket buyers being women. The film also appealed to a younger demographic, with 70% of the audience between the ages of 18 and 34.
8d ago
Art & Design
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts to Close College by 2025
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA), the oldest art school and museum in the US, has announced its decision to close its college by the end of the 2024-25 academic year. The closure will only affect the degree-granting programs, while the museum, certificate programs, K-12 arts programs, and continuing education will remain in place. PAFA President Eric Pryor cited rising costs, expanding requirements, and dwindling enrollment as reasons for the decision.