Ellie Kemper Appears On ‘Ellen’ From Her Laundry Room

Actress Ellie Kemper is being widely condemned on Twitter for participating in a debutante ball years ago that is linked to an organization that's been accused of racism. Kemper, known for her iconic roles in "The Office" and Netflix's "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," is facing backlash after old photos surfaced over Memorial Day weekend showing the star participating in a 1999 event known in St.

Ellie Kemper drew headlines this week after her past participation in a pageant over 20 years ago resurfaced on social media due to the pageant's controversial history.A Twitter user resurfaced a newspaper article about Kemper being crowned the 1999 Queen of Love and Beauty at the Veiled Prophet Ball in St. Louis, Missouri.

Ellie Kemper probably didn’t expect to see her name trending this holiday weekend, especially not for THIS reason…

2014 article in The Atlantic, the event’s organizers “emphasized the existing power structure” and banned Black and Jewish members.

Ellie Kemper is currently a trending topic on social media after fans dug up something from her past that is causing controversy.

Matthew Perry's family has his back. director Ben Winston recently spoke out against «unkind» comments about the actor. Some viewers had taken to social media after the special's release last week to share their concerns and questions about the status of Perry's health. «He was great.

One of the Friends producers is giving us an update on how Matthew Perry is doing these days.

No Rome has shared a remix of A.G.

Back to his old self? Friends executive producer Kevin Bright shared how he thinks Matthew Perry is doing after reconnecting with the actor at the sitcom’s HBO Max reunion special.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticIn world cinema, austerity isn’t just a quality — it’s an aesthetic ideal that gets passed around from country to country. The epicenter of high cinematic austerity was once the Sweden of Ingmar Bergman.

LONDON -- The British Museum’s new exhibition on the Roman Emperor Nero opens with a piece of fake news from the ancient world.Visitors are greeted with an image of Peter Ustinov as Nero in the movie “Quo Vadis” strumming a lyre — a famous image of the cruel tyrant who notoriously fiddled while Rome burned.But, the exhibition says, that story is a myth.

Italy’s third victory in the contest and the first since Toto Cutugno took the honor in 1990. The victory means Italy will host next year’s competition, with cities bidding for the honor.Launched in 1956 to foster unity after World War II, Eurovision evolved over the years from a bland ballad-fest to a campy, feel-good extravaganza.

“Romanians are bad at making movies. We have such a beautiful country, but they only show doom and gloom,” whines Pompiliu (Alexandru Papadopol) in the shaggy, summery comedy “Two Lottery Tickets.” Meant as a playful jab toward the Romanian New Wave movement that has put the country on the cinematic map, local audiences might have found a little bit of truth in writer/director Paul Negoescu’s script as they were clearly ready for something different.