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Mika Abdallah and Steven Kalin, best known for their roles as Allie Haze and Dean Di Laurentiis on Prime Video’s Off Campus, star in Quinn’s three-episode immersive original audio romance, Rent Free. This is the second duet by Quinn Originals, following Hudson Williams and Connor Story’s “Ember & Ice.” A preview of episode 1 is available now on Quinn. Episodes 1 and 2 will premiere on May 27th at 9pm PT. “Rent Free” follows two diametrically opposed characters, Nora, a “spunky, charismatic, and earnest painter” living in New York City, and “Jack, a brash, infuriatingly charming former athlete turned investment…

Matthew Perry’s assistant Kenneth “Kenny” Iwamasa was sentenced Wednesday to 41 months in prison for his role in Perry’s fatal ketamine overdose, according to People magazine. Los Angeles Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett ordered Iwamasa, 60, to pay an additional $10,000 and a $100 fine and serve two years of supervised release. He must report to prison by July 17, according to People magazine. Matthew Perry’s assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa (above, February 2023), was sentenced Wednesday to 41 months in prison for his role in Perry’s death. back grid Iwamasa (pictured above in 2023) previously pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy…

“Wild Inside,” director Penny Lane’s new feature-length documentary about a Eurasian eagle owl named Flaco who escaped from the Central Park Zoo, created a global following and spawned a million memes, will make its world premiere at a special outdoor screening in New York’s Central Park on July 29. The event was free and open to the public, and the setting was appropriate because Central Park was the location of the zoo where Flaco was imprisoned and where Flaco was seen after vandals destroyed his enclosure, leaving a hole through which he escaped. “Central Park is a magical place, and…

Stephanie Pratt is completely changing her position on whether her brother Spencer Pratt is fit to play the role of mayor of Los Angeles. “I admit that I was the first person to tell people that anyone who voted for my brother was an idiot,” she told Vanity Fair in an emailed statement released Wednesday. “Wow, was I wrong?” she added, noting that the “Hills” alum is investigating corruption allegations surrounding the devastating Palisades fire that destroyed her home last year. “He has spent every day since the fire uncovering facts, mistakes and mistakes, and uncovering truths he never wanted…

Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacher have signed all-discipline contracts with UTA, Variety reported. The duo will continue to be repped by Goodman Genow Shenkman’s Adventure Media and Alison Binder. Halpern and Schumacher and their company, Delicious Non-Sexual Productions, currently have an overall deal with Warner Bros. Television. They serve as executive producers and co-showrunners on ABC’s hit comedy “Abbott Elementary,” along with series creator and star Quinta Brunson. The show recently aired season 5 and has already been renewed for a sixth season. It has also received four consecutive Emmy nominations for Best Comedy Series. Mr. Halpern and Mr. Schumacher…

Jennifer Lopez showed off her altered tattoo in a low-cut dress over Memorial Day weekend. The last trace of Bennifer is officially gone. Two years after Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck split, it looks like Lopez has finally covered up the tattoo she got in honor of their relationship. Although there has been speculation of its removal for a while, the design remains largely intact with the exception of a few changes. The ink appeared in an image Lopez shared on social media with her son Max on Memorial Day. Wearing a crocheted white dress by Antica Sartoria over the…

Hamptons Film has announced its annual SummerDocs series, which includes a lineup that includes Alex Gibney’s The Knife and Amir Barev’s The Last First: Winter K2. The 18th installment of the series is being held in partnership with Guild Hall. Gibney’s film opens the series on Saturday, June 27th. The lineup also includes the HBO original documentary “The Lion Queen,” directed by Alden Nassar and Ben Frees, which will be released on Saturday, August 1st. The series concludes with Apple Original Films’ The Last First: Winter K2. Hamptons Film Chief Creative Officer David Nugent and Co-Chairman Alec Baldwin will lead…

John McClain, co-executor of Michael Jackson’s estate, died on Tuesday at the age of 71, Page Six has confirmed. It was heard that the veteran music executive had been suffering from serious health issues and had been unwell for a long time. According to TMZ, which first reported the news, he died in Malibu, California. Mr. McClain and entertainment lawyer John Branca were named co-executors of Mr. Jackson’s estate after the King of Pop’s death in July 2009. We hear that there are no plans to appoint a new co-executor and that Mr Branca is likely to manage the estate…

The Television Academy would like to give a heartfelt tribute to the hit hockey romance, “Heated Rivals.” However, the show is not eligible for an Emmy Award because it was created solely by Canadian producers and did not originate on a U.S. network. This is actually quite a headache. Recent international projects seem to have no problem getting into the Emmy race. Just add an American studio or network to your list of producers to qualify for the Primetime Emmy Awards. “Downton Abbey,” “The Squid Game” and “Baby Reindeer” were all shows that clearly originated overseas, but were still winners…

Madonna candidly recalled accidentally starting a fire with a space heater while she was “illegally” living in a New York City building in the late 70s ahead of her career. “I was living illegally in a building in the Garment District,” the “Material Girl” songstress told Bild founder and CEO Uncle Jain in an interview published Wednesday. “There was no heating in the middle of winter. We all know how cold it is in New York winters. I was sleeping on the floor in a sleeping bag and I had several heaters around me.” Madonna (above) claimed she caused a…