Jimmy Fallon Spoofs Billie Eilish’s ‘Therefore I Am’ With Hilarious Parody Video

She announced she's pregnant with her third child in October. And Hilary Duff reminisced on her birthday in September with a sweet throwback snap shared to Instagram on Tuesday.The 33-year-old actress was positively beaming as she cradled her growing baby bump during a birthday celebration at home with her family due to strict quarantine measures. Hilary smiled with delight while sitting at her dining room table at home in Los Angeles earlier this year.She wore a colorful floral dress with

tank top while running errands in Los Angeles — Eilish smoothly says the nasty reactions to her voluptuousness didn’t come as an offense because she’s comfortable with how she looks. “There’s this picture of me, like, running from my car to my brother’s front door — on like, a 110-degree day, in a tank top,” the “Don’t Smile at Me” singer explained to Vanity Fair in the fourth edition of her “time capsule” video interview series.“And everyone’s like, ‘Damn, Billie got fat!'” she said, mocking

notified via email that the appointments had been canceled due to an “event”. The email didn’t reveal the nature of the event, but it was reported by Deadline early Monday evening to be “He’s All That,” a remake of the 1999 film “She’s All That.”Representatives of FilmLA, Miramax, which produces the film, or the office of the Mayor of Los Angeles did not immediately respond to requests for comment from TheWrap.

Natalie Oganesyan editorOutfest’s holiday fundraiser “’Twas the Night Before Give-Mas” on Monday night featured appearances by prominent LGBTQIA+ leaders and creatives, including Wilson Cruz, Margaret Cho, Charlie Carver, Candis Cayne, Alexandra Billings and “Veneno” star Jedet.The evening helped raise funds for Outfest initiatives, including OutSet, a joint collaboration with the Los Angeles LGBT Center that empowers queer youth to share stories through film; the Outfest UCLA Legacy Project,

EXCLUSIVE: The 34th Israel Film Festival Los Angeles has confirmed its line-up for this year’s edition, which will be held entirely online for the first time.

All Billie Eilish wanted to do was wear a tank top on a hot, sunny day in Los Angeles. And somehow, that turned into a massive incident that led to strangers on the internet criticizing the 18-year-old singer’s body. The Grammy winner opened up about the October day where she decided to forgo her usual baggy clothing in an interview with Vanity Fair (watch above) while talking about the biggest and weirdest rumors she’s heard about herself.

Billie Eilish just wowed on the 2020 American Music Awards stage! The 18-year-old singer put on the world premiere performance of her latest single, «Therefore I Am,» from Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater during Sunday's ceremony.Eilish opted for her signature comfortable gear for the performance, still rocking her black-and-green hair and long acrylic nails.In addition to her epic performance, Eilish is up for two awards at this year's ceremony, Favorite Social Artist and Favorite Artist —

Billie Eilish just wowed on the 2020 American Music Awards stage! The 18-year-old singer put on the world premiere performance of her latest single, “Therefore I Am,” from Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater during Sunday’s ceremony.

Dave McNary Film ReporterFilm financer-producer New Slate Ventures, which backed “The 40-Year-Old Version,” has raised $100 million for films, documentaries, and television programs.The fund raise was announced Wednesday by Los Angeles-based private equity company Sinai Capital Partners, which also said its tech-focused venture capital firm Sinai Ventures has closed a $500 million fund.Led by partners Jordan Fudge, Jeremy Allen and Zach White, the New Slate Ventures 2020 slate includes “The

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerA bunch of people who were stalked by a maniac killer two decades ago are getting together today to relive the good times and share a few laughs.The cast of the 1996 film Scream is holding a virtual reunion today for a video chat to benefit the National Breast Cancer Coalition, the Los Angeles “I Have A Dream Foundation,” and the East Los ANgeles Women’s Center.Film star Neve Campbell headlines the reunion, which also features David Arquette, Jamie Kennedy and

Also Read: COVID Mutates in First Trailer for Michael Bay's Pandemic Thriller 'Songbird' (Video)James Vanderbilt, Bradley Fischer and Will Sherak are producing “Ambulance.”Bay’s last film was “6 Underground” for Netflix and starring Ryan Reynolds, and he’s a producer on “Songbird,” a pandemic-thriller that was shot under safe conditions in Los Angeles during lockdowns. That film stars KJ Apa and will be released by STX.

Kate Aurthur editorClea DuVall grew up loving Christmas movies. And having lived in Los Angeles her whole life, the 43-year-old actor-turned-writer/director would look forward to how Christmastime made the city seem different for once.

FilmLA is offering another update on how filming activity is looking since the reopening of Los Angeles County to on-location shooting in June. Over the last twenty weeks, FilmLA has received roughly 2,500 film permit applications spanning close to 2,000 unique projects.

Dave McNary Film ReporterOn-location film permits for the Los Angeles area grew by 24% in October over September as productions staged a moderate recovery amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the FilmLA agency reported Tuesday.The industry, which was mostly shuttered from March to June, has filed for 2,565 film permit applications for 1,967 unique projects over the last 20 weeks, according to the report.

Also Read: Los Angeles Film Shoots Plummet 54% Last Quarter, FilmLA Study SaysTV production is 25 percent of all the permit requests, while feature film production is just four percent of permit activity, and production for TV dramas picked up and surpassed requests for reality show filming for the first time since June.“As Los Angeles welcomes more episodic series and feature films back to production, we are grateful to local producers, crew and vendors for their adherence to safe filming

FilmLA typically sets up an exhibit booth at LocationEXPO, an annual event for dozens of film commissions, government agencies and production managers around the globe. But like many in-person gatherings in the age of COVID-19, the event, which runs concurrently with AFM, is going virtual.