‘The Dark Pictures Anthology’ announces season finale, ‘The Devil In Me’

It would appear that Drake and Kanye West have called a ceasefire in their ongoing war of words. West, or Ye as he is now legally known, shared a picture of himself with Drake and J Prince on Tuesday night.

Drake, dubbed “Fake Drake”, has said that the rapper has indirectly given him his blessing.In an interview with No Jumper, “Fake Drake”, also known as Izzy, spoke about his antics around town and how he has been able to book events while impersonating Drake. Promoters have paid him upwards of $5K to just show up at events, while also covering his travel and accommodation.“People DM me, like, ‘Do you want to come to my event? We can’t pay Drake because he’s too expensive,” said Izzy.

Kanye West and Drake have posed together for a photo at the latter’s home, potentially signalling an end to the pair’s longstanding beef, which was been ongoing since at least 2009.In a photo West – who recently legally changed his name to Ye – shared on Instagram, the two rappers can be seen posing for a photo alongside Ye’s friend J. Prince.

Drake and Kanye West feud is over...for now.

Instagram account, confirming he is vaccinated.“Even though I’ve been fully vaccinated, I’ve just been diagnosed with a breakthrough case of COVID,” Hough said. “I just found out and I feel OK.

It’s officially that time of year. On Tuesday, November 16, Disney+ announced the lineup for their second-annual Season’s Streamings — the service’s own way of celebrating the holidays with both classics and original content.

“I have some news to share, and I wanted you to hear it straight from me,” Dancing With the Stars judge Derek Hough said in a video posted to Instagram this morning. “Even though I’ve been fully vaccinated, I’ve just been diagnosed with a breakthrough case of Covid.”

Derek Hough is the latest celebrity on to test positive for COVID-19. On Tuesday, just a day after he served as a judge on the ABC show, Hough revealed that he has a breakthrough case of the coronavirus. «Even though I've been fully vaccinated, I've just been diagnosed with a breakthrough case of COVID,» he revealed in a video posted to his Instagram.

Lil Nas X's album may have sounded a little different.The 22-year-old artist reveals in a new GQ interview that Nicki Minaj and Drake were the only artists to decline him on and the songs he wanted them on.«I don’t usually ask for features like that.

The new NBC series La Brea has been renewed for a second season!

Naman Ramachandran “The Crown” actor Derek Jacobi has boarded David Bartlett’s short film “Mousie” as executive producer, Variety can exclusively reveal. The film, which is produced by Will Poole (“Waffle the Wonder Dog”), tells the story of a seven-year-old Roma girl who seeks sanctuary from the Nazis in a decaying Weimar Cabaret Club.“’Mousie’ is such a beautiful film – original, heartbreaking, yet also uplifting,” says Jacobi, who played the Duke of Windsor in Netflix’s royal series.

Kate Garraway has hinted another documentary about her husband Derek Draper's recovery from coronavirus is on the cards.

After starring in Grey’s Anatomy for 18 seasons, Ellen Pompeo has created many memorable and quotable moments as the iconic Meredith Grey over the years.

Colin (Mark Proksch), who was moldering in a bed after dying in the penultimate episode. Colin had a gaping hole in his chest, and when Laszlo, holding a lantern, followed a slimy trail into another room, he discovered a naked, crying newborn baby — with Colin’s unmistakable grown-man head and holding his ever-present black glasses.“S–t,” Laszlo muttered.

EXCLUSIVE: Two of Broadway’s biggest stars – Audra McDonald and Ariana DeBose – will be the guests of the season finale of Brian Stokes Mitchell’s on demand streaming talk show Crossovers Live!, with portions of ticket sales, as always, benefitting The Actors Fund.

Darius Rucker knows his way around a practical joke, which he proved hilariously when he paid a visit to the Madame Tussauds wax museum in Nashville.

Universal Pictures has been desperate to turn their iconic Universal Monsters characters into a cinematic universe.