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Pete Davidson is certainly winning favour with his girlfriend, Kim Kardashian‘s, famous family. On Valentine’s Day, Khloe Kardashian, Kim’s younger sister, took to her Instagram Stories to share several stunning floral displays she received for the holiday.

Pete Davidson is quickly winning over the Kardashians. On Valentine’s Day, Kim Kardashian’s new man decided to make sure that her sister, Khloé Kardashian, didn’t feel left out of the lovey-dovey festivities. If Khloé, 37, is nursing a broken heart, thanks to Tristan Thompson running around, she had a lovely distraction from her sadness on Monday when Pete, 28, sent her a beautiful bouquet of roses! “The Sweetest! Thank you, Pete,” Khloe captioned the Feb. 14 Instagram Story. In the photo, Khloe showed off the many pink roses and laceleaf flowers that the Saturday Night Live star had given her.

Pete Davidson is certainly winning favor with his girlfriend, Kim Kardashian's, famous family. On Valentine's Day, Khloe Kardashian, Kim's younger sister, took to her Instagram Stories to share several stunning floral displays she received for the holiday. One pink bouquet came from Pete, and while the 28-year-old star is not on social media, Khloe still took the time to thank him on Instagram. «The sweetest! Thank you Pete,» the 37-year-old reality star captioned a close-up image of the flowers with several pink heart emojis. Pete recently had the opportunity to spend some time with Khloe.

Nailed it! From funky designs and iridescent hues to simply stunning works of art, mesmerizing manicures are taking over. Obviously, celebs are leading the trend. 

Last September, Ghanaian-American singer/songwriter Amaarae shared a remix of her enchanting single "SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY" that brought in Kali Uchis for a new verse. Today, she's sharing a futuristic Remi Laudat-directed video for the remix that features a cyberspace cameo from Moliy and men being tossed into a pool from a skyscraper.

Joseph Baena, 24, covered the March 2022 issue of Men’s Health and reflected on the media circus that ensued when news broke that he was the son of Arnold Schwarzenegger. “I remember the day very vividly,” he said in the interview, published on Feb. 8. “I was in the eighth grade. Fifth or sixth period. And I get called out of class to leave. And my mom’s there, and she’s like, ‘We gotta go—everyone is finding out about you and who your father is,’ ” he added.

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Nicki Minaj is back with new music! On Friday, the 39-year-old rapper released her new single, «Do We Have a Problem,» which features Lil Baby.Minaj spoke to Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, and revealed that, when she came across the beat for the song, she immediately wanted to include Lil Baby on the track because it was his «vibe.»"[The song is] just bringing it back to rap records… just where people can play it, and they can sing along to it with their dude," Minaj said of «Do We Have a Problem?» «You just get that natural essence of rap again.»The track, which will appear on the rapper's highly-anticipated fifth album, her first since 2018's Queen, also got an accompanying music video, which sees 's Joseph Sikora and actor Cory Hardrict co-star alongside Minaj and Lil Baby.The video, directed by Benny Boom, centers around a high-octane bank heist with big screen-worthy production.In celebration of the release, Minaj appeared at Thursday's Los Angeles Clippers game, where she gave fans a first listen to the track. Her husband, Kenneth Petty, and their 1-year-old son, who they've nicknamed Papa Bear, were also on hand for the game, which saw the Clippers best the Los Angeles Lakers by one point.The rapper also stopped by , and she revealed her feelings leading up to each new release.

original films coming in 2022. As part of a sizzle reel for the year’s upcoming feature films, the first footage from a number of highly anticipated Netflix movies has been unveiled.Chief among them is “Knives Out 2,” which doesn’t yet have a title but gets the final spot in the nearly three-minute-long video.

The sad story of the Jonestown Massacre is hitting the big screen in a new film starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Chloe Grace Moretz, titled “White Night.” According to Variety, director ​​Anne Sewitsky (“A Very British Scandal”) is set to helm the thriller, “White Night,” about Jim Jones and the mass suicide at Jonestown. The film will star Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the cult leader, Jim Jones, with Chloe Grace Moretz playing one of the cult’s inner circle members.

Monica Vitti, the Italian screen icon known for a string of 1960s classics, has died aged 90, according to reports in Italy.

Khloe Kardashian‘s hands have been on everyone’s minds lately.

The players are set for the Super Bowl — pregame show, that is.

Video game developer Hazelight Studios will team with Sonic The Hedgehog co-producer Dmitri M. Johnson and his dj2 Entertainment to bring It Takes Two to screen.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic“Catch the Fair One” is activist filmmaking at its most compelling. Before you run away from the notion, consider this: It doesn’t feel like this tough, relentlessly dark thriller is trying to push some kind of political point, even if so many of its creative choices succeed in doing exactly that.Collaborating with Native boxing champ Kali “KO” Reis on the script, director Josef Kubota Wladyka has made a riveting vigilante story that can hold its own alongside Paul Schrader’s most punishing payback fantasies.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterHazelight Studios has teamed with dj2 Entertainment to adapt the videogame “It Takes Two” for film and television, Variety has learned exclusively.The game follows the adventures of Cody and May, two humans transformed by magic into living dolls. Trapped in a fantastical world, they must overcome their fractured relationship and a variety of challenges in order to return to normal. During their journey, they are guided by the love guru, Dr.

above. Fede Alvarez and Rodo Sayagues produce and have “story by” credits on the screenplay, which was written by Chris Thomas Devlin.