UFC president Dana White comments on Gina Carano's firing from 'The Mandalorian'

St. Vincent has spoken about her upcoming album, which is believed to be called ‘Daddy’s Home’, in a new interview.The musician confirmed that she had been working on a new record late last year and began teasing its release earlier this week.Now, the star – whose real name is Annie Clark – has shared more about what to expect from the album.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMaven Media, which runs the publishing businesses of Sports Illustrated and TheStreet, has tapped digital-media veteran Rob Barrett as president of media.Barrett reports to Maven CEO Ross Levinsohn. All of the company’s media brands, including SI and TheStreet, and editorial teams report to Barrett, who will remain based in the New York area.

MF DOOM.The rapper passed away in October, though his death was only confirmed two months later. He was 49.The ‘KMD-MF DOOM Way Committee’ has started a petition to rename the block between Riverside Boulevard and Long Beach Road on East Hudson Street in Long Beach after DOOM, who grew up in the city.“Hip-hop leaders credit Mr.

Bebe Rexha has revealed that she has been working on a demo for BTS.The New York singer-songwriter, who released her debut album ‘Expectations’ in 2018, shared the news during a recent Instagram Live broadcast.Rexha explained in the video, which you can watch below, that the song is “a mess” in its current form, adding that she needs to “clean it up”.“[BTS] haven’t heard it, it’s not a song for them,” she continued.

Actress Gina Carano says she found out she was recently fired from the Disney+ series "The Mandalorian" via social media. The 38-year-old entertainer played Cara Dune on the "Star Wars" series produced by Lucasfilm, which is owned by Disney.

Gina Carano, who Lucasfilm deemed “was no longer an employee”, following The Mandalorian actress’ controversial social media posts, comparing being conservative in America to the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany, exclaimed in a recent interview with journalist Bari Weiss, that she learned of her firing from the hit Disney+ series “through social media, like everyone else.”

Gina Carano just revealed that she learned she was fired from Disney+‘s The Mandalorian at the same time as everyone else – when the news broke and spread via social media.

A royal tribute. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s pregnancy announcement honored Princess Diana in a sweet way. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced that they’re expecting their second child on Valentine’s Day, February 14. The announcement came less than a year after Markle suffered a miscarriage in July 2020.

New York Magazine writer Jonathan Chait says Hollywood’s treatment of conservative actress Gina Carano is reminiscent of the Hollywood blacklist in the 1950s.

Conservative actress Gina Carano found rare support among liberals in the mainstream media following her firing from "The Mandalorian" over social media posts and being dropped by her agency UTA.  In an essay titled, "Firing Actors for Being Conservative Is Another Hollywood Blacklist," New York magazine columnist Jonathan Chait began by recalling the polarizing period in the entertainment industry when suspected communists were barred from working amid the Red Scare of the 1940s and 1950s. 

Natalie Portman has denied a report noting that she is pregnant and, in the process, sent a message to anyone who continues to push the tiresome, outdated and unwarranted trope of speculating and commenting over women's bodies. The Oscar-winning actress took to her Instagram Stories over the weekend to condemn an article published in the New York Post's Page Six column reporting that the star had 'stepped out seemingly with a baby bump in Sydney'.

One of the biggest faux pas anyone can make is speculating that a woman is pregnant when she’s not.

Madison LeCroy is clearing the air.