Blake Lively Trolls Her Pregnancy Cravings With Outrageous ‘Home Edition’ of a New Orleans Deli Sandwich: See the Photo

The premise of the horror comedy “Renfield” is nuts and shoots it to the top of almost all Most Anticipated 2023 lists (including ours). Count Dracula’s famous devoted lackey Renfield finds a new lease on life in modern-day New Orleans when he falls in love with Rebecca Quincy, a feisty but perennially aggressive traffic cop.

After scoring one of the decade’s great critical and commercial successes with Jordan Peele’s “Get Out,” it’s no wonder that Blumhouse Productions doubled down on the low-budget “social thriller.” Their prevailing model that’s overtaken the genre has seen delights (“The Invisible Man,” “Nanny”) and duds (“The Hunt,” “They/Them”). What felt freshly reimagined in 2017 has become somewhat rote as screenwriters all but baked the inevitable think-pieces into the scripts themselves.

Despite not yet being welcomed into the world, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ newest baby isn’t safe from their signature comedy!

Making jokes! Pregnant Blake Lively gave fans a glimpse of her bare bump while waiting for baby No. 4 — and quipped that her exercise plan isn’t helping matters.

shared side-by-side photos of herself and trainer Don Saladino to Instagram on Monday, January 2. The mom of three, who is currently with husband , wears a sports bra and leggings in the “before” image on the left, and a similar look in the “after” pic. There's one baby-sized difference between the pics…“Been doing @donsaladino ‘s workout program for months now,” Lively captioned the post.

Drinking had nothing to do with it.

It’s the final countdown! As the clock strikes midnight, Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve will usher in 2023, just as it has since 1972.

To each his own! Ryan Seacrest is “not at all” worried about Andy Cohen’s plan to “party harder” during the CNN New Year’s Eve Live broadcast — despite being a victim of his drunken rant in 2021.

Love Island UK is returning this winter to bring in the heat and ITV has dropped the first teaser for the new season featuring new host Maya Jama.

If they’re good, music documentaries can serve as a time machine — an immersive experience that transports the viewer back to the magic of another era, where the soundtrack envelops you, and an artist who has left this mortal coil returns for 90 minutes or so to validate their superstar status — a mic drop straight from the heavens. If the films are very good, they leave even hardcore fans learning a thing or two about their beloved icons. And if the films are very, very good, they completely upend public perception and, by extension, rewrite an artist’s legacy in a meaningful way.