9/22/20 Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

tanked by non-stop accusations of a toxic workplace culture that defies her “be kind” mantra, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” returned for its 18th season Monday — with its biggest season premiere since 2016.The show posted an overnight Nielsen household rating of 1.9 — steady with the overall ratings for the fall 2019 premiere — but it ranked No.

South Korean boy-band sensations — who recently scored a No. 1 hit with “Dynamite,” their first English-only single — have secured a major late-night gig: a weeklong residency on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” beginning Monday, Sept.

Outdoor dining is still the only legal option until Sept. 30, when indoor dining will resume at 25% capacity in the city.Enthusiastic diners said the tents, which can open on two sides, shield them from the wind without triggering their claustrophobia.“When we arrived, we were asked if we wanted to be sat under a bubble or just outside,” Naiara Parker, who dined at du Soleil on Monday evening, told The Post.

Deadline reports. The film is directed by the star’s son, Edoardo Ponti.“When my son proposed the role to me, it was a dream come true.

reported Vice. Many aren’t wearing masks despite the fact that most Chinese clubs post placards telling patrons to do so.The brazen displays come after Wuhan — where the outbreak originated — was deemed COVID-free after officials tested 9.9 million people.

Nittoli wrote, spurring dozens of emotional condolences. “With deep regret I am writing this sitting in his living room.

told the British newspaper.“We do not speak about how we feel because it shows weakness, because it is not masculine.

restaurants and bowling alleys got the OK to to resume operations, albeit with rules limiting capacity to prevent the spread of the killer bug.But bills introduced by Sen. Michael Gianaris (D-Queens) and backed by the jokers and club operators would allow the venues to re-open and operate under the same indoor restrictions as either bowling alleys or restaurants.Channeling Rodney Dangerfield, comedians and club owners say they’re getting “no respect” from Gov.