Danielle Bregoli, the 18-year-old viral star turned rapper who goes by Bhad Bhabie, has come forward with allegations of physical and mental abuse at a teen residential facility where she was sent after appearing on Dr. Phil in 2016. In an eight-minute video posted to her YouTube channel on Friday under the hashtag #BreakingCodeSilence, Bregoli shared her support for Hannah Archuleta, a former teen resident of Turn-About Ranch in Escalante, Utah, who is now suing the facility for negligence after alleged sexual assault by a staff member in 2019.

Chicago makes two things better than almost any other city in America: Italian beef sandwiches and sketch comedians. Also one very specific preparation of hot dogs. Today, the first two synergize perfectly with the news that Bob Odenkirk will be joining the cast of The Bear in its second season. Variety broke the news, reporting that Odenkirk will be appearing in a currently unknown guest role. Odenkirk got his comedy start in Chicago, as detailed in his memoir, Comedy Comedy Comedy Drama.

Watch the throne, Robert Irwin! There’s a new animal expert in town and she is the best in the biz. Abby’s star Natalie Morales had always wanted to be an animal expert on a talk show, and Busy Philipps gave her the chance. What makes Morales’s animal expert routine so good is that she only has the most cursory of knowledge about any animal. Once she runs out of information fed to her backstage, she has to improvise.

Ryan Gosling is the complete package: decorated actor, meme source material, funny-face-maker, and canvas upon which we may project our dreamiest fantasies. Now you can add to that list “accomplished showman,” as Gosling is earning raves for his song-and-dance performance in Damien Chazelle’s old-school musical La La Land. As hangdog jazz cat Sebastian, Gosling soft-shoes his way through a fantasy Los Angeles with down-on-her-luck actress Mia (Emma Stone), and as romance blossoms, their emotions tend to explode into euphoric production set pieces complete with all the classical trimmings.

Nia Dacosta and Jordan Peele’s horror sequel gravely misunderstands the allure of the original and has nothing meaningful to say on its own. It’s a familiar scenario rippling through history: White people turned on, revved up, and outright libidinal in the face of Black suffering and Black death. In this case, the scenario involves a curator and the nominally alternative assistant he’s sleeping with, who speaks in Joy Division lyrics and clichés.

Catfish Aaliyah & Alicia Season 2 Episode 12 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Catfish Aaliyah & Alicia Season 2 Episode 12 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » This week’s Catfish was one long “you’re probably getting played if … ” list. Say it with me now: I will not buy an iPhone for my girlfriend I’ve never met, despite the fact that we live in the same city.

Charlie Sheen showed up to game seven of the World Series the only way he knew how — dressed as his character Ricky “Wild Thing” Vaughn from the 1989 movie Major League. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Sheen wore Vaughn’s signature black glasses and hat as Cleveland Indians fans celebrated his arrival. Watch the video of Sheen fully decked out as Vaughn below: Sources The Hollywood Reporter All the rumors are true.

Chris Hardwick. After it was revealed that Nerdist founder Chris Hardwick was the unnamed man Chloe Dykstra accused of sexual and emotional abuse back in June, the company released a statement and scrubbed his name from its website. But now that AMC has reinstated Hardwick as host of Talking Dead and Talking With Chris Hardwick following an internal investigation, it appears the same thing has happened over at Nerdist.

There’s a moment in Clint Eastwood’s breezy film of the Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons “jukebox musical” Jersey Boys that throws a spotlight — or, more precisely, a streetlight — on what’s missing. It’s in the final scene, in 1990, at the group’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. Frankie (John Lloyd Young, repeating his Tony-winning Broadway turn) tells us (he talks to the camera) that nothing in his life compares to the moment that he and his pals found their sound “under a Jersey streetlight.

Spoilers ahead for Friday night’s episode of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. For fans of the delightfully uppity Valencia Perez on the CW’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, the first few episodes of the show’s second season didn’t exactly provide any good news — she didn’t show up until the very end of the fourth episode, and when we see her, the noted yogi is gorging herself with a, gasp, doughnut. But what follows is worth the wait: Valencia goes through a feminist awakening with the help of her new “girl group,” Rebecca and Heather.