Month: October 2019

The screams you heard may have been some of the people at Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights. That’s because actress Lupita Nyong’o recently scared the mess out of some attendees when she dressed up as her character from “Us.” And there’s video of it. Here’s how it all went down: Nyong’o paid a visit to

Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro’s glittering collaborative history adds a crowning cherry with “The Irishman,” an epic, decades-spanning mob movie that hits theaters, briefly, before a date with Netflix. Oozing prestige, the movie’s 3 ½-hour length works against it, certainly in terms of making the case to watch it somewhere other than at home.

“Harriet” director Kasi Lemmons has said she pitched the movie as the “superhero origin story of Harriet Tubman.” The result is a biography that stirringly conveys the Underground Railroad leader’s heroism, but which also Hollywood-izes her story in occasionally distracting ways. Cynthia Erivo (perhaps best known for her starring role in “The Color Purple” on

Banksy’s former agent and photographer has published images alleged to be of the mysterious artist at work — without ever revealing his face. Steve Lazarides, who worked closely with the street artist for more than a decade, has released the images ahead of the December publication of his book “Banksy Captured.” The self-published 250-page book,

Taylor Swift is set to receive the Artist of the Decade trophy at this year’s American Music Awards. The only other artist who has ever received the prestigious award is Garth Brooks, who was awarded it in 2000. Swift has previously won the Artist of the Year trophy four times and has been nominated again

Ciara and Russell Wilson nailed Halloween. The married duo dressed up as Beyoncé and Jay Z, specifically from their “APES**T” music video, and looked incredible. Ciara wore a copy of Beyonce’s silk pink suit with a red rope belt and her hair cascading down from a high half-ponytail. Wilson wore a turquoise suit and gold

K-pop boy band Monsta X will now be a six-member act with the departure of singer/songwriter Wonho. The group’s company Starship Entertainment tweeted a statement regarding Wonho’s departure in both Korean and English from its official Twitter account. The announcement began with an expression of gratitude to Monsta X fans. “After a long discussion with