Buzzzz-o-Meter: Drunk Elephant, Fia Steak and More That Hollywood Is Buzzing About This Week

Scarlett Johansson believes her ‘Black Widow’ lawsuit against Disney has made a “positive impact” on Hollywood. The 36-year-old actress recently settled her legal dispute with Disney over the release of the Marvel movie, after she filed papers in July to sue them for an alleged $50 million in lost earnings as she claimed their decision to release the movie on Disney+ at the same time as its theatrical release violated the terms of their contract and impacted negatively on her salary.

Clayton Davis Tony Award nominee Robin de Jesús found a way to channel the proper inspirations to maximize his performance as a former theatre actor turned  accountant Michael in Netflix’s “Tick, Tick … Boom!” He’s fighting for his art to be seen, as well as the under-seen voices in the Latino and LGBTQ communities, and he’s looking forward to the visibility.Also on this episode, the Awards Circuit Roundtable assembles to discuss Aaron Sorkin’s “Being the Ricardos” with Nicole Kidman and Javier

After an incredible career, Salma Hayek is having her name permanently etched in Hollywood history.

Today that system defeated true justice, once again. But mark these words: We will never stop fighting for what is right and just.“Westworld” star Jeffrey Wright shared a meme of Russian President Vladmir Putin clapping.OJ on the Rittenhouse verdict.

EXCLUSIVE: American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance creator Simon Fuller, High School Musical director and Michael Jackson choreographer Kenny Ortega and buyers including ABC’s Rob Mills were among the crowd for a new dance competition format pitch in Hollywood last night.

was part of a $275 million investment round in Skydance Media, which also included RedBird Capital Partners. The company’s entertainment arm has been making major in-roads in Hollywood in recent years.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorIf you think the first season of “The Great” was naughty, wait till you see what’s coming up in season 2.“Nothing’s off limits,” Elle Fanning, who plays Catherine the Great in Tony McNamara’s fictional account of her reign, told me Sunday at the Hulu show’s red carpet premiere at The Sunset Room in Hollywood. “We’re unfazed.

Andrew Wallenstein President and Chief Media AnalystIf there’s two things Harry Sloan knows, it’s special purpose acquisition companies (SPAC) and the media business.Sloan has co-founded a record seven SPACs as the co-founder of Eagle Equity Partners, including the most successful such venture to date: sports-betting hub DraftKings, where he also serves as vice chairman.

Sorry, Brad Pitt and Riz Ahmed! There are some new men in Hollywood who have captured Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell’s hearts at this time!

They're two of the biggest names in showbiz, but it may come as a shock to many that singer Adele and former royal Meghan Markle have formed a strong friendship. Following Adele's interview with Oprah Winfrey - which aired last night in the States - many have been curious as to whether or not Meghan put in a good word for Adele to nab the huge TV special.

Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult are celebrating the release of The Great season two!

Heating up in Hollywood! If you love comfy socks or if you’re searching for a way to make your beauty routine more sustainable, Us Weekly has you covered. Find out what celebrities are buzzing about this week by scrolling through the photos!

William Earl Adele sat down with Variety sister publication Rolling Stone for an in-depth cover interview about her new album “30,” which comes out Nov.

Gregg Goldstein When people talk about diversifying the entertainment industry, it almost always centers on race, gender or sexuality. But one of the most radical shifts in Hollywood has gone largely unnoticed: The Oscars’ documentary branch more than doubled its membership over the past five years, and around half of its new voters are based outside the U.S.

EXCLUSIVE: The Black TV & Film Collective a nonprofit development and production hub for artists of Black and African descent, has merged with The Parity Project, a data-driven organization with the mission to create financial and narrative equity for African American professional writers within the TV industry, to address systemic racism in Hollywood.

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentWinners of the 93rd Academy Awards were unveiled April 25, a day that included another notable announcement: The creation of 1in4, an advocacy group to help disabled workers starting out in entertainment.

Heating up in Hollywood! If you love skincare products or if you’re searching for a guilt-free coffee blend, Us Weekly has you covered. Find out what celebrities are buzzing about this week by scrolling through the photos!

Reigning Ru Paul's Drag Race UK winner Lawrence Chaney has returned to Scotland following a three week stint in Hollywood.