Category: Entertainment

One state has reigned musically supreme!

After representatives from all 50 states, four territories and Washington D.C. competed for a chance at songwriting supremacy, American Song Contest finally picked a winner on the May 9 episode. 

The festivities kicked off with performances from the show’s two hosts, Kelly Clarkson and Snoop Dogg. Kelly performed “Whole Lotta Woman,” which pays tribute to her Texas roots, and Snoop performed “Who I Am? (What’s My Name).”

But then it was time to get down to business.

All ten finalists performed their original songs one final time—except for Washington’s Allen Stone, who wasn’t able to participate due to “personal reasons”—in a last chance to grab votes from the juried panel and viewers at home.

Voting was being tabulated in real time throughout the show.

Highlights included Grammy winner Michael Bolton representing his home state of Connecticut with his song “Beautiful World,” former The Voice winner Jordan Smith repping for Kentucky with his ballad “Sparrow” and Tennessee country crooner Tyler Braden‘s performance of “Seventeen.”

It’s not the same as it was for Harry Styles.

The “As It Was” singer opened up on his mental health in a new extended digital version of his profile with Better Homes & Garden, explaining that he was reluctant to start therapy because he feared being a music industry cliché.

“I thought it meant that you were broken,” he told the publication. “I wanted to be the one who could say I didn’t need it.”

The 28-year-old began therapy five years ago and started to “open up rooms within himself,” he said. Explaining how he would “emotionally coast” instead of fully understanding his emotions prior to seeking therapy, Harry continued, “I think that accepting living, being happy, hurting in the extremes, that is the most alive you can be.”

He added, “Losing it crying, losing it laughing—there’s no way, I don’t think, to feel more alive than that.”

In his interview, Harry also shared that some of his trauma comes from his time being in One Direction.According to the former boybander, he previously sought to please people and felt he had to keep up a friendly persona to be likable. He said it wasn’t until he signed a contract for his 2017 self-titled solo album that he “felt free.”

 

Hair today, gone tomorrow.

Chris Evans showed off his new baby-face look on Instagram after parting with the facial hair he’s been sporting for an upcoming film role.

“Before and after,” he captioned two snaps of himself—one of him with a mustache and in a NASA ball cap, and another of him clean-shaved and wearing a sweater along with a California-flag hat.

The actor grew the retro facial-hair style for his role in Netflix’s upcoming spy thriller The Gray Man, in which he plays a Lloyd Hansen, a villainous CIA agent, alongside Ryan Gosling, Regé-Jean Page and his Knives Out co-star Ana de Armas. The film drops on the streaming platform July 15.

Last month, Chris shared a selfie featuring his mustache was fully on display, along with bloody makeup from the movie set. His cheeky caption? “Long day at the office.”

It’s unclear when the 40-year-old busted out the clippers, but, on May 5, he was back to rockin’ a full beard on the set of another upcoming film, Ghosted, in Washington, D.C..

Nick Cave is mourning the loss of his son Jethro Lazenby.

The musician confirmed in a statement to NBC that the 31-year-old died this week

“With much sadness, I can confirm that my son, Jethro, has passed away,” Nick, 64, shared through his manager Brian Message. “We would be grateful for family privacy at this time.” 

No cause of death has been released.

Jethro’s passing comes seven years after Nick’s son Arthur, who he shares with model Susie Bick, died at 15 years old after falling from a cliff in Brighton, England. 

Raised by his mother Beau Lazenby, in Melbourne, Australia, Jethro didn’t learn that the front man for rock band Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds was his father until he was around 8. 

“I haven’t had the easiest life,” he said in a 2012 interview with the Evening Standard. “It didn’t start off that great, having all this s–t with my dad and being in his shadow.”

We’re no big fat liars: Frankie Muniz is heading to NBC‘s New Amsterdam.

The Malcolm in the Middle actor, 36, will guest star on the medical drama on May 9, and E! News has your exclusive sneak peek at the new episode.

In “Truth Be Told,” Muniz will play Jace, who, while visiting his sister Isla (Tess Goldwyn) at New Amsterdam hospital, impresses a nurse with a twist on the classic “Is this your card?” trick. But Jocko Sims‘ Dr. Floyd Reynolds doesn’t have time for fun and games.

Reynolds informs the siblings that Isla’s stomach pain is cirrhosis, which means she needs a liver transplant. Her best bet for a donor match is Jace, who immediately tenses upon hearing the news, saying, “That’s not gonna work.”

“We have to find another way,” Jace tells the two before walking out of the room. What secrets could Muniz’s character be hiding? Fans will have to tune in to find out.

It’s time to travel back to Pandora. 

13 years after the release of the first Avatar film, 20th Century Studios released the first trailer for the long-awaited sequel Avatar: The Way of Water, which hits theaters on Dec. 16.

The James Cameron-created film is “set more than a decade after the events of the first film” and “begins to tell the story of the Sully family (Jake, Neytiri, and their kids),” according to the film’s description, “the trouble that follows them, the lengths they go to keep each other safe, the battles they fight to stay alive, and the tragedies they endure.”

The trailer opens with soothing music, underwater scenes and breathtaking landscapes that will transport you back into the world of Avatar. 

“I know one thing,” Jake says to Neytiri in the trailer. “This family is our fortress.”

The film returns with original cast members, including Zoe Saldana as Neytiri, Sam Worthington as Jake Sully and Sigourney Weaver in a new role. Kate Winslet joins the cast as Ronal, along with Michelle Yeoh as Dr. Karina Mogue and Oona Chaplin as Varang.

Kim Kardashian is celebrating her littlest one in a big way.

Psalm West turns three May 9, and after kicking off the birthday fun with a Hulk-themed party, Kim and the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner crew are now sharing sweet tributes to her and Kanye West‘s son on social media. 

“Happy 3rd Birthday to my sweet baby Psalm,” Kim wrote alongside several photos from the recent bash, some of which featured Psalm’s siblings, North, 8, Saint, 6, and Chicago, 4. “Your smile lights up the room and your loud laugh and snuggles are the absolute best!!! My baby boy for life!!! I love you so much!”

Kris Jenner made an Instagram post of her own, sharing a mix of throwbacks and recent pics featuring her and Psalm. “Happy Birthday to our sweet yummy Psalm who has the smile that lights up our hearts!!!” Kris wrote. “Psalm, you are such a special part of our family and the most amazing son, grandson, brother, cousin and nephew!!!!”

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Christina Haack and Tarek El Moussa experienced every parent’s worst nightmare over the weekend.

The former couple and Flip or Flop co-stars, who finalized their divorce in 2018, spent Mother’s Day in the hospital after their 6-year-old son Brayden started experiencing “excruciating pain.” As Christina—who also shares daughter Taylor, 11, with Tarek and son Hudson, 2, with ex Ant Anstead—explained in a May 8 Instagram post, “Scary 12 hours for us parents + step parents. After being admitted to the ER, Brayden had to have an emergency appendectomy as well as removal of Meckel’s diverticulum early this morning.”

According to Christina, who recently married Josh Hall, the surgery was successful and Brayden is now recovering.

“The entire staff at Mission Hospital was amazing and we are all grateful it was caught early,” the HGTV star concluded her post alongside a photo of Brayden in a hospital bed. “Blessed to have 3 healthy + happy kids, caring family and friends and a husband who stands by my side. Happy Mother’s Day everyone.”

“When you hurt her, you hurt me, you hurt all of us,” Kris replied. “The bottom line is we just want her to be happy, and we want you to be happy, and we want you to be happy as a family.”

Despite their rocky romantic past, Khloe and Tristian have remained dedicated co-parents to daughter True Thompson, 4. 

“I still think he’s a great guy and a great dad,” Khloe said during ABC News Special on April 6, “he’s just not the guy for me.”