Jenna Ortega’s Dance Scene in ‘Wednesday’ Is the Moment the Show Becomes Great

There was a time that Lana Wilson was the most in-demand filmmaker in Hollywood. The documentarian, whose big break came with 2013’s After Tiller, most famously directed Miss Americana, the headline-making 2020 portrait of Taylor Swift at a time in her career where she finally felt emboldened to speak out, be candid about the toll of fame, and get political.

"Just give us a second, we're not gonna rush you. It's all gonna be fine," Swift told the photographers with a smile.

Madonna graced her fans with an on-stage arrival at the 2023 Grammy Awards. However, the "Material Girl" singer's haters immediately begged for the cameras to pan away from the artist's absurd ensemble.As she took to the microphone to announce Sam Smith and Kim Petras' performance, the Queen of Pop asked the crowd, "Who wants to start some controversy?" before thanking "all the troublemakers out there" for taking a stand against societal norms.The "Like a Virgin" crooner had her hair tied in two tightly braided buns, as she opted for white button-up shirt, fishnet gloves and a black tie layered beneath...

Sad Affleck strikes again! Accompanying his wife Jennifer Lopez at the 2023 Grammys, viewers picked up on Ben Affleck looking particularly “miserable” during the ceremony, especially as he remained expressionless as J. Lo rocked out to the tribute performance to Smokey Robinson and Berry Gordy by Robinson, Stevie Wonder and Chris Stapleton.

George Robertson, the Canadian actor best known for his role as the police chief (and later commissioner) in the slapstick Police Academy film series, died at the age of 89 earlier this week. According to a family announcement, Robertson died on Sunday at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto. “He...

“Are you ready for a little controversy?” a nearly unrecognizable Madonna said when she took the stage as a surprise presenter at Sunday night’s Grammy Awards, holding a riding crop in one hand and a microphone in the other. “Here’s what I learned after four decades in music,”...

It’s not often people want to sit farther from the stage at an awards show, but you could practically hear the seats scooting backward at the Grammys Sunday night as host Trevor Noah made his way through the crowd. After an energetic introductory performance from Bad Bunny, Noah—now on his third consecutive year as Grammys emcee—handled his duties confidently.

We all knew it was possible, even likely, but that doesn’t make it any less ridiculous. On Sunday night, the Grammys had a lot of room for error. There was only one category they absolutely, positively could not mess up in the eyes of pretty much every viewer: At the end of the night, the show needed to bestow its marquee award on Beyoncé for Renaissance. Instead, a dead-eyed Harry Styles—whose performance of “As It Was” earlier in the evening felt utterly lethargic—wound up collecting the trophy for Album of the Year and delivering a speech about how no one sets out to make the “best” music.

Melinda Dillon, the two-time Oscar-nominee, and star of the beloved movie A Christmas Story, has died at the age of 83. Her death was announced through an obituary stating that she died on Jan. 9, however no cause of death was provided. Long before she played the role of Mother...

After the events of the last three years, it is hardly surprising that television is fixating on therapeutic responses to trauma and grief. Therapists on TV have come a long way in the 40 years since The Bob Newhart Show creators David Davis and Lorenzo Music avoided using the word “psychologist” when they pitched the sitcom to CBS. “We had to say personal counselor because the networks were nervous about mental health,” said Davis in a recent oral history. Now, audiences are accustomed to everyone from mobsters to serial killers sharing their intimate thoughts and fears with a shrink—in some cases, the killer is the one dishing out advice.

I knew I would have to type these embarrassing words tonight. Even before an elderly “superfan” was dragged onto the Grammy stage and forced to say “Ha-Ha-Harry Styles” into a microphone by Trevor Noah. Even before Bonnie Raitt won Song of The Year for a ballad I’m sure the majority of the listening public has never heard. So let’s just get it over with: Beyoncé has once again lost the Grammy for Album of the Year. This time, to Harry Styles’ second-best album!

Scouted selects products independently. If you purchase something from our posts, we may earn a small commission. This Sunday evening, the hottest Stars will be lining up in the blazing city of L.A. to enter the 65th Annual Grammy Awards and experience what is bound to become a spicy topic in the world of celebrity gossip, with iconic moments, memes, and stellar performances. These (and Lizzo and Harry Styles and Kim Petras and such impending stellar performances) are a few of my favorite things. The anticipation is hot, hot, hot (!) as I write this in NYC, which weather.com tells me feels like a breezy zero degrees right now. Ahhh.

Jane Fonda is an Academy Award-winning Hollywood legend who’s enjoyed a decades-spanning career, but she’s not been immune to the pressures of maintaining a camera-ready physique, she revealed this week on the Call Her Daddy podcast. The 80 for Brady star explained that in her twenties, she suffered...