Kevin Hart Roasts 'Me Time' Co-Star Mark Wahlberg Over Funky Bunch and Underwear Modeling History (Exclusive)

Amanda Seyfried is glamorous at the Emmys! The 36-year-old actress wowed on the red carpet for the 2022 Emmy Awards at Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater on Monday.Seyfried stunned in a strapless light pink Giorgio Armani gown as she smiled for the cameras, before heading inside for the ceremony where she took home the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for playing Elizabeth Holmes in . The dress was hand-beaded and figure-hugging and had Seyfried feeling like was wearing a suit of armor for the big night.

Jerrod Carmichael took the Los Angeles heat quite literally when he arrived at the Emmys carpet on Monday, rocking a head-turning shirtless look.The actor and comedian, who was nominated for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for hosting , raised the temperature level on the carpet several degrees as he made his presence known in a splashy long white fur coat.He topped off the unconventional, show-stopping Emmys carpet outfit with a gold chain necklace, black slacks and matching dress shoes.Carmichael spoke to ET's Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner ahead of the ceremony, where he explained in more detail his head-turning look.«It's hot but I feel cool,» Carmichael said. «You know what, Puff Daddy wore this fur in a music video and that's, like, iconic.»The 35-year-old assured that the rapper actually did wear the same fur coat years ago.

The 74th Primetime Emmy Awards are set to kick off Monday beginning at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET live on NBC and on the Peacock streaming service for the first time. The three-hour ceremony will take place at the Microsoft Theater at L.A. Live in downtown Los Angeles, and SNL veteran Kenan Thompson will host.

Queen Latifah. The actress is opening up about a unique clause she has in all her acting contracts.The Oscar-nominated actress walked the carpet at the premiere of her new family road trip action thriller,, in Los Angeles on Tuesday, and she spoke with ET's Kevin Frazier about her new movie, and her so-called «no death» clause.Latifah joked that she's had it «since the beginning,» but acknowledged that it actually came about because of how frequently it seems her characters were killed off in her early movies.«No, I noticed I was too good at it, so it's kind of a running joke,» Latifah said of her on-screen demises. To be fair, she did meet a brutal end in her breakout role as Cleo Sims in in 1996, then again in 1998's, and 1999's «I was like, 'I don't get to do any sequels if I keep being this good at [dying].' So I said, 'Look, you gotta put a no death clause in these contracts so they can't just kill me off like this.

Carson Burton Zev Raben and Chad Russo have been promoted to partners at Ramo Law PC. The duo now joins a team including founder and managing partner Elsa Ramo, managing partner Michelle Chang and partner Erika Canchola. “We are thrilled to include Zev Raben and Chad Russo as partners of the firm,” Ramo said. “Zev joined our firm transitioning from litigation and his experience and know how has been paramount in our growing finance practice.  Chad has been impactful in building our podcast division from the inception days and has a stellar reputation in supporting production legal for our clients.  They both exemplify the firm’s entrepreneurial ethos and are essential to our continued growth and success.”

Selome Hailu The Michelle Monaghan vehicle “Echoes” was the most-viewed title on Netflix during the Aug. 22-28 viewing window, its first full week of availability after premiering on Aug. 19. With 68.5 million hours watched, the limited series passed Neil Gaiman’s “The Sandman,” which was watched for 53.8 million hours in the same period and had held the No. 1 position on the English-language series chart for the three weeks prior. “Me Time,” the comedy film starring Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg, debuted as the second-most-watched title of the week and the No. 1 movie. Racking up 59.2 million hours watched in its first three days of availability on the streamer, “Me Time” follows Sonny (Hart) as he reconnects with his best friend Huck (Wahlberg) for a wild weekend while his wife (Regina Hall) and kids are away.

Marky Mark into getting him to do his first-ever nude scene. Mark Wahlberg, 51, stopped by “Big Boy’s Neighborhood” on Thursday and explained that he’d already agreed to star in 43-year-old Hart’s Netflix buddy comedy “Me Time” when the comedian decided to expose his bare derriere. “He [Hart] came to me with [the movie] and John Hamberg and I said, ‘Absolutely,'” Wahlberg recalled.

Mark Wahlberg was naked for the entire first day of shooting his new movie Me Time. In the comedy, The Fighter actor plays fun-loving Huck Dembo, who reconnects with his friend Sonny Fisher, as played by Kevin Hart, and takes him on a wild weekend. Reflecting on the scene in which he appears completely naked except for a pair of running shoes at the Los Angeles premiere on Wednesday, Mark shared that he wasn't exactly "comfortable".

Amy Nicholson “Me Time,” a slapdash comedy by writer-director John Hamburg (“I Love You, Man”), stars Kevin Hart as Sonny Fisher, a stay-at-home parent suffering from what Betty Friedan labeled “the problem with no name.” Sonny feels lonely and out-of-step around adults with concerns more grown-up than his fixation on minivan technology, elementary school talent shows and a proposal to include plant-based milks in the cafeteria. His wife Maya (Regina Hall), a high-powered architect, proposes that he press pause on his domestic responsibilities to reconnect with his own inner needs. She’ll take their two kids Dash and Ava (Che Tafari and Amentii Sledge) over spring break if he’ll agree to attend the 44th birthday blowout extravaganza of his childhood best friend Huck (Mark Wahlberg), a footloose, Peter Pan-esque party boy whose company isn’t much more mature.

Me Time, directed and written by John Hamburg (Meet The Parents), pairs Hollywood powerhouses Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg in a chemistry-free friendship full of slapstick comedy and hijinks. Hamburg is known for his comedic work. The same goes for Hart and Wahlberg, but the three combined created something full of hot air. Regina Hall also stars in the film and is regulated to the background as the nagging significant other. It’s actually impressive how unfunny this film is and that one must sit through every painful moment until the credits roll.

EJ Panaligan editor Stars of Netflix’s “Me Time,” including Kevin Hart, Mark Wahlberg and Regina Hall gathered at the Fox Theater in Westwood on Tuesday to celebrate the John Hamburg-directed buddy comedy’s red carpet premiere. “I was able to just go to work and have fun every day,” Wahlberg told Variety. “John created an amazing environment for everybody, not just myself, Kevin and Regina, but for everybody to be at their creative best and try things.” The comedy follows Kevin Hart’s Sonny Fisher, a stay-at-home dad who decides to take some personal time away for himself by reconnecting with Wahlberg’s Huck for a weekend birthday trip.

Kevin Hart makes a statement in a bright red suit at the premiere of his new movie, Me Time, held at Regency Village Theatre on Tuesday night (August 23) in Los Angeles.

Another environmental scandal. Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian and more celebrities were accused of violating California’s rules on water usage during a drought.

Kim Kardashian is catching a lot of heat on Twitter this week after a bombshell report revealed she is apparently going WAY over her allotted water usage at her Hidden Hills home!

Sterling K. Brown's new look.

Sterling K. Brown and Regina Hall in their new comedy, Both stars walked the red carpet at the premiere of their new film at Regal LA Live in Los Angeles on Monday, and they spoke with ET's Will Marfuggi about the comedy, and some of the unexpected moments that arise while embodying their characters.In the film, Brown stars as the boisterous pastor of a megachurch and Hall stars as his wife, who is trying to rebuild their congregation following a scandal.