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Courtney Stodden has thanked Jason Alexander for donating an apology after calling him out for an “inappropriate” comedy sketch in 2012. “I was so grateful to learn that Jason Alexander sent a beautiful gift to Unchained at Last,” Stodden wrote on Instagram Friday alongside a photo of herself, referring to the nonprofit organization whose goal is to “end forced and child marriage in America.” “Accountability is not about public punishment; it’s about taking meaningful steps to help create change,” she said. “My hopes were always bigger than my own story,” Stodden continued in the lengthy caption. “If difficult conversations lead…

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Just a few days ago, states’ antitrust claims against the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger still appeared to be a speed bump. Paramount has agreed to put its $111 billion contract on hold for at least several months, so it’s now a siege-like situation. In doing so, Paramount’s lawyers effectively acknowledged that they have no hope of winning any future fights over the injunction and will instead aim to defeat the states in court. “I think they saw the writing on the wall,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta told Variety on Friday. “They saw the outcome of the preliminary injunction motion as…

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Nickelodeon star Jennifer Hyatt Tedmori has shocked her followers by revealing a residual check worth a “crash out” of her childhood. “This time has come for me. I received Ned’s remaining check,” Hyatt Tedmori, 37, said in an Instagram video Thursday, holding up a stack of envelopes. “Some of these might be a penny, some of them might be $5.” Hyatt Tedmori, who played Doris Trembley for 11 episodes on “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide,” labeled the video “Crash Out Call” when she opened the first check and saw her two cents. Jennifer Hyatt Tedmori (pictured above is a screenshot…

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HBO Max wants it all. The most nominated network enters Phase 2 of the Emmy race with its two most nominated series of the year, giving the platform a rare opportunity to win television’s top drama and comedy awards and potentially make history across three major programming categories. “The Pit,” in its second season of the hit medical drama, leads all shows with 25 nominations. “Hacks” followed with 24 nominations, making it the most nominated comedy series in Emmy history. The next closest is Apple TV’s horror comedy “Widow’s Bay,” with 19. It’s an unusual feat for a single network…

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Jim Carrey remembers one of his former directors. The actor and comedian paid tribute to The Mask director Chuck Russell, who passed away on Wednesday at the age of 74. “I was honored to work with Chuck Russell, who created a lively, childlike atmosphere of wonder and camaraderie on set during the filming of ‘The Mask,'” Carrey said in a statement obtained by Page Six. Jim Carrey paid tribute to “The Mask” director Chuck Russell, who passed away on Wednesday at the age of 74. Russell and Carey are pictured above on the set of the 1994 film. ©New Line…

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Director Guillermo del Toro set one rule when bringing Pan’s Labyrinth back to theaters to commemorate its 20th anniversary. It was “AI is no good”. The filmmaker returned to San Diego Comic-Con on July 24 to discuss the film’s 20th anniversary. It will be shown in 3D and HDR for the first time on October 9th. The filmmaker said he chose to convert “Pan’s Labyrinth” to 3D by hand and not use AI. “Of course I said, ‘No way with AI,'” he said, to applause from the audience. “What we’re preserving is the beauty and the redemptive power of art,…

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Paramount+’s multi-cam comedy “Crutch” has ended after just one season, Variety reports. The series, starring Tracy Morgan in the title role, originally debuted on Paramount+ in November 2025. The news of the series ending isn’t all that surprising considering it didn’t garner a huge audience when it debuted, and Morgan’s commitments to other projects. Most notably, Morgan is currently starring in the NBC comedy “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins.” The show premiered on NBC in January 2026 and was renewed for a second season in May. Additionally, the casting option expired a while ago and many of the…

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On the latest episode of Variety’s “Strictly Business” podcast, Colleen Bell, director of the California Film Commission, talks about the Golden State’s triumphs in its directorial role and the hurdles that remain to restart heavy television and film lensing activity in Hollywood’s backyard. Bell said the past few years have been a “pivotal moment” for California’s entertainment industry. “People want to film their projects here, and public policy needs to evolve with that moment,” she says. California is more focused than ever on the needs of Southern California’s creative community, a concentration of highly skilled film and television production that…

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Emma Roberts is set to marry Kodi John this weekend in Idaho, three sources confirmed to Page Six on Saturday. TMZ first reported the news. According to the newspaper, the “Scream Queens” star will marry at John’s parents’ grounds in Sun Valley. Close friends and family are expected to attend the intimate wedding ceremony. Page Six has reached out to the actor’s representative. Emma Roberts and Cody John are planning to wed in Idaho over the weekend, Page Six has confirmed. The year depicted here is 2024. WWD (via Getty Images) According to TMZ, the couple seen here plans to…

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Ralph W. Hemecker, a veteran TV director, screenwriter and producer known for his work on “The X-Files,” “Blue Bloods,” “Once Upon a Time” and “The Flash,” has died. He was 65 years old. Hemecker died on July 10 at his home in Glendale, California, according to his obituary. Mr. Hemecker’s credits over the years include “Millennium,” “Ghost Whisperer,” “Numb3rs,” “The Vampire Diaries,” “Nikita,” and “V.” He directed the pilot for Fox, “Roar,” starring a then-unknown Heath Ledger, as well as the pilots for “Lawless” and “Dead at 21.” Ralph William Hemecker was born June 12, 1961, and studied English at…

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