Jaime Dávila on How Selena Quintanilla and Disneyland Inspire His Home Office Style

LOS ANGELES -- “The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard” struck the top box office target.The Lionsgate’s film starring Ryan Reynolds, Samuel L. Jackson and Salma Hayek brought in $11.6 million domestically to claim the No.

In the months since Disneyland announced it is sunsetting its annual pass program, frequent park guests have fretted about the loss. Now we know what’s next: a membership program.

Netflix has ordered a comedy series inspired by the Los Angeles Lakers front office, with the NBA team’s president, Jeanie Buss, on board as a producer.The untitled series — which is produced by Mindy Kaling, with Elaine Ko as showrunner — is loosely based on the inner workings of the popular franchise, which has been owned by the Buss family since 1979.

In a competitive situation, Netflix has given a 10-episode straight-to-series order to a half-hour workplace comedy inspired by the front office of the Los Angeles Lakers. The project hails from Mindy Kaling, former star/executive producer of one of the all-time great workplace comedy series, The Office; Modern Family alumna Elaine Ko; Lakers’ President and Governor Jeanie Buss and Warner Bros. TV.

A Bachelor Nation beauty! Hannah Ann Sluss invited Us Weekly into her Los Angeles apartment, which she calls her “Girl Club” to show Us how she gets her Beauty Sleep on. The season 24 Bachelor contestant told Us that her “Bachelorette Pad” is where “everything is pink and fun and anyone’s welcome to have some great memories here with the girls.” To see how the Tennessee native winds down, watch the exclusive video above. 

So many stars stopped by the season 2 premiere of Dave!

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TV“Made for Love” showrunner Christina Lee usually prefers to write at coffee shops in her Los Angeles neighborhood because at home “there’s always some laundry to fold or toys to put away or a bed to lie down on,” she says with a laugh. So, adjusting to working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic meant making big changes to her space to help her focus.“I Marie Kondo-ed my office,” she says.

Cole & Dylan Sprouse are enjoying a night out with their friends in L.A.!

Of the many staggering and astonishing moments in Sinéad O’Connor’s new memoir Rememberings, from being beaten up by her mother when she was a child to becoming America’s public enemy No1 in 1992 after ripping up a photo of the Pope on Saturday Night Live, one sticks out in particular.

The Chainsmokers are among the many backers of a new feature film themed around emo music events brand Emo Nite.The film, titled Every Nite Is Emo Nite, will be a fictional movie set amid the real-life Emo Nite events that have surged in popularity after beginning on Los Angeles’ club scene in 2014, according to Variety.The Chainsmokers’ production company Kick the Habit will join writer Brandon Zuck, digital studio 3BLACKDOT, Five All in the Fifth and Emo Nite’s founders T.J.

The man in question was Prince.The controversial Irish singer tells the story of how they got to this point, among many other anecdotes from a bizarre and incredible life in her new memoir, “Rememberings,” (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, June 1).O’Connor, now 54, delves deep into the good, bad and the sad (her mother abused her terribly as a child, once locking her in her room with no food and then leaving for the weekend). She also includes the downright silly aspects of her life, including an

Billie Eilish is here for the scares.