Jason Mesnick’s Season 13 of ‘The Bachelor’: Where Are They Now?

former first minister's criminal trial on a train, the Daily Record can reveal.The significant step follows allegations by Rape Crisis Scotland that Gordon Jackson "undermined public confidence" by openly talking about the case and women involved.Jackson was filmed talking about the case on the Edinburgh to Glasgow commuter service, sparking outrage from victims groups.Recorded in March, the film emerged after Salmond was acquitted of all charges at the High Court.The recording of Jackson, who

Almost 17 years since his father, John Ritter, passed away, Jason Ritter continues to navigate first-time fatherhood under the screen icon’s lasting influence.

Henri Stout Dirt Real Estate EditorCompared to forbiddingly expensive real estate hot spots like Los Angeles, New York and Seattle, where starter homes easily top a million or more bucks, your real estate dollar tends to go a long way in places like in the state of Michigan.

kicks off season 2, the new Islanders won't be looking for love in a sprawling villa on a Fiji beach. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, they'll instead be whisked away to the bright lights of Las Vegas, where they'll be searching for lasting romance atop The Cromwell Hotel in the ified Drai's nightclub -- complete with the Sin City skyline behind them.

Michael Jackson took aim at The Beatles and Elvis Presley in a number of handwritten notes that criticised racism in the music industry. The notes are believed to have been penned by Jackson in 1987, the same year his acclaimed album Bad was released.

Shazam! sequel has made light of the film’s delays after sharing a new parody poster.Following delays to filming the sequel through the coronavirus pandemic, the film is now scheduled for a November 2022 release, three years after the original. The follow-up to the 2019 film was initially confirmed last December.Ahead of the DC FanDome event yesterday (August 22), a parody poster appeared on Twitter and director David F.

BTS' new music video Dynamite featured numerous nods to Michael Jackson. RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook included several iconic poses and hook steps of the King of Pop.

A new season 4 teaser for “The Crown” has been released.

Aquaman star Jason Momoa has posted a video of himself jamming to Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ 1989 cover of Stevie Wonder‘s ‘Higher Ground’.It came after the star received a new Fender Precision Bass guitar as a 41st birthday gift, courtesy of Fender Custom Shop Master Builder Vincent Van Trigt.In the clip, which you can watch below, Momoa channels his inner Flea with a brief noodle of the 1989 cover.

New York Times on Friday. Bustle Digital Group will now be its operating partner.Representatives for BDG and Future Media, which acquired W Magazine from Condé Nast in 2019, did not immediately return TheWrap’s request for comment.In a statement to the Times, W’s editor Sara Moonves explained the entire deal was made over Zoom video calls: “None of us even met in person.”Moonves will remain in her role, which she acquired after the 2019 acquisition of W by FMG.

Jason Mesnick may have been the first Bachelor to change his mind after the final rose, but he certainly hasn’t been the last. Melissa Rycroft got real on Us Weekly’s “Here for the Right Reasons” podcast about why Arie Luyendyk Jr.

Jill Scott is ready to play the queen. The Grammy-winning singer and sometimes actress has signed on to topline Mahalia! playing the queen of gospel Mahalia Jackson in a new biopic that counts collaborators in Jamie Foxx and Queen Latifah, two stars who have navigated the moves from music and movies to critically acclaimed biopics with successful results.

Jill Scott is set to play Mahalia Jackson in the upcoming biopic Mahalia!, based on the novel Mahalia Jackson written by Darlene Donloe.As reported by Deadline, Mahalia! will also be produced by Queen Latifah, Jamie Foxx, Shakim Compere and Holly Carter.

adorable clip above.The ‘VMAs’ will be held live and in-person from Brooklyn’s Barclay Center on Sunday, Aug. 30 at 8 p.m.

Last year was a year of excess when it came to the superhero film/TV landscape. Of course, we’re talking about how “Avengers: Endgame” threw every superhero possible on the screen and dominated the record books.