By Wonderwall.com Editors
10:10am PDT, Aug 1, 2017
Who's that girl?
"…today at the office." That's how Blake Lively, who we assume is the person under that goopy green papier-mache-looking nightmare situation since she's the one who shared it on Instagram, described the icky pic on Monday, July 31. Though she has yet to explain what's happening there, Elle reports Blake is set to play a woman who disappears in the forthcoming "A Simple Favor," and this could be a behind-the-scenes snap of how a dead-body version of Blake is being made. Or, as one follower suggested, perhaps she went overboard with the puree button on her blender while whipping up some guacamole. Either way, in the words of another commenter, "Claustrophobia Level 100."
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Kate Hudson's Scaramucci meme is everything
What good is political chaos if it's not meme-able? In a sly nod to her 2003 flick, "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days," Kate Hudson reacted to news Donald Trump's administration removed foul-mouthed White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci 10 days after he was hired by posting this utter gem on Instagram. "Box office results are in! The #1 comedy in America!" she captioned a picture of the president and now former White House exec. According to Jezebel, the meme was created by the art director over at the Daily Dot, though it gained traction thanks to Kate.
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Channing and Jenna Dewan Tatum's daughter can't stand 'Step Up'
Who knew a 4-year-old could be so cold?! Turns out Everly Tatum, Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan-Tatum's daughter, is not a fan of "Step Up," the 2006 film that happens to have been where her parents met and fell in love. On Monday, July 31, Jimmy Kimmel asked if Everly had seen any of Channing's movies. "She certainly hasn't seen 'Magic Mike,' I would guess," Jimmy quipped. "Well, she was there for 'Magic Mike' — a lot of it. And now her dancing is showing that she's seen a lot of that. I'm like, 'I didn't teach her that!'" Channing joked (via E! News). "But we actually showed her 'Step Up' for the first time. We were like, 'This is really cool! It's got dancing. She's going to love it!' Within 10 seconds, she was like, 'Can I watch a real movie? I don't know, like a good one?' I'm like, 'What do you mean? This is a real movie! This is such a real movie! They made like seven more of these! You will watch it! Sit down!'" Everly apparently gave it no more than 10 more seconds before she repeated, "Please, can I watch a real movie?" That's when Everly's folks gave up. "We're like, 'Fine! Just put on 'Moana!' I don't care!'" Channing recalled. When Jimmy said Channing should consider making a movie with "Moana," Channing said it would "be a good career move," but Everly "hates when I do voices." The actor has a plan, though. "What I want to do is do a movie, and then not tell her that I'm in it, and then make her go see it. And if she likes it, I am going to rub it in her face. I'm going to be like, 'Yeah! That's Daddy!' Mic drop!"
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Justin Bieber spends time with his dad
After a week that saw Justin Bieber cancel the remainder of his Purpose tour and hit a photographer with his truck, the singer's dad, Jeremy Bieber, appears to be concerned about his son. Though TMZ reports the two haven't seen each other since the holidays, Jeremy arrived in Los Angeles from Canada this week with his younger son Jaxon over the weekend. According to the website, Jeremy and Justin were later seen following one another in their cars. The visit comes on the heels of reports Justin was inspired to call off his tour by Carl Lentz, the leader of Hillsong Church, whom Justin reportedly views as a father figure central to his purported "spiritual awakening."
Rachel Lindsay's final 'Bachelorette' breakup is a tear-jerker
Get ready for an emotional "Bachelorette" finale next week, Bachelor Nation fans. An insider tells Us Weekly, "When it gets down to the finale and the final two guys, the last breakup is the most heart-wrenching of all time." It seems when Rachel made her final choice, she struggled to let her runner-up go. "They couldn't say goodbye, and even when they did there were so many tears from her. After she left, he collapsed and sobbed," says the source, who called the final breakup "brutal to watch, adding that Rachel was "torn until the very end." Once the finale airs on Aug. 7, though, at least Rachel can stop hiding her relationship. "Honestly, I just want to go on a walk, just walk down the street, hand-in-hand," she told Us this month. "There's nothing big I want to do, I just want to be in public. Do simple, little things, like go grab a cup of coffee, go walk down the street, go walk my dog, Copper, at the park."
Nicole Kidman reflects on her successful year and turning 50
Between "Big Little Lies," "Beguiled" and "Top of the Lake: China Girl," Nicole Kidman's not only balancing a lot of work — she's juggling some real hits. That's not a situation many actresses expect to find themselves in at 50, given Hollywood's infamous paucity of strong roles for women over 40. On Sunday, July 30, Nicole, whose birthday arrived June 30, was asked how she's handling her new decade at a Television Critics Association panel in Los Angeles. "Well, I've only just reached it [her '50s]. I'm doing it with gratitude actually," she said, according to Us Weekly. "I'm very happy to be here, and to have this year makes me cry, because to have this year with all of these things come together at the same time, it's phenomenal. I don't know how that happened. Because it was not thought out, it was given to me that way. And I bow down and I'm very, very grateful. And none of it goes unnoticed." She also said she's learned things like love and gratitude are key to staying beautiful. "Giving love and receiving love and being willing to contribute, put your hand up, say you're sorry – all of those things. Being a participator not a voyeur," she mused. As for maintaining a career where acting intersects with producing? "It's never easy," the star admitted. "You have to convince people to put money there, you have to convince them it's going to work," she said. "You have to kind of trick yourself that it's going to work, because when you actually think about it you go, oh my gosh what are we doing? And that's why I try to stay in a place of just jumping off and not overanalyzing or overthinking because you can talk yourself out of anything."
Bella Hadid denies Daniel Chetrit romance rumors
Yes, Bella Hadid took a nighttime walk in New York over the weekend with DJ Daniel Chetrit. Yes, she was photographed draping an arm over his shoulder. No, that does not mean she has a new man. "Just to be clear…i'm STILL not dating any of my best friends, y'all!" Bella tweeted on Monday, July 31, after romance rumors about her and Daniel surfaced online. "In a committed relationship with myself & my happiness for now," she added. The model split from The Weeknd last fall. In June, she denied reports she was dating Jordan Barrett, tweeting that he's "like a brother" to her.
Zoe Kravitz named YSL's new Global Makeup Ambassador
Longtime Yves Saint Laurent fan Zoe Kravitz is the new face of YSL beauty. Us Weekly reports the brand announced Zoe's new role as the company's Global Makeup Ambassador on Monday, July 31, noting that her first campaign will feature the liquid matte lip stain Tatouage Couture. "YSL Beauty has always been one of my favorite brands," Zoe, 28, said in a press release. "Their ability to combine the chicest of styles with a raw edge has always been to me one of the best ways to express yourself through fashion and beauty. Nothing is forced, nothing is fake but everything is bold, strong and unafraid. I'm very excited to work with this legendary and timeless company." The release went on to describe the actress as "the perfect fit for YSL's own inventive, defiant and stylish heritage." Zoe has previously represented the brand on a domestic basis. The new role expands her position, placing her international campaigns.
Katy Perry partners with Global Citizen, Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Katy Perry and Global Citizen, an organization committed to taking social action to solve major world challenges like poverty, have teamed up to support the Boys & Girls Clubs of America — and they want Katy's fans to help. "I'm a firm believer that actions speak louder than tweets," the singer said in a statement this week announcing the new partnership. "I think we're all looking for a way to make real change," she continued, "beyond just donating our loose change." In addition to visiting multiple Boys & Girls Clubs during her tour, Katy is donating one dollar from all tour ticket sales to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, according to Variety. She's also running a contest for free VIP tickets and offering fans the chance to meet her in person. Interested participants simply need to sign up with Global Citizen and volunteer or support the Boys & Girls' Clubs school supplies and fundraising drives. "We are grateful to Katy for rallying her fans to support Clubs by donating funds or school supplies, or volunteering," president and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of America Jim Clark said in the statement. "We know they will be greatly rewarded by the opportunity to help our nation's next generation of leaders reach their full potential and become successful in life."
Patrick Dempsey's wife Jillian posts loving anniversary message
Nearly two decades after they tied the knot, Jillian Dempsey shared a sweet anniversary message for her husband Patrick Dempsey on Instagram on Monday, July 31. "Happy 18th anniversary @patrickdempsey ❤️," she wrote. "Through thick and thin….I love you~ wifey." Jillian was serious about the couple's commitment to taking the good with the bad, too. She filed to divorce Patrick in 2015 before asking that the filing be dismissed the next year. "Our marriage was not something I was prepared to let go of," Patrick told People in 2016. "I didn't feel like we had done all the work. And we both wanted to do that work. That's where it started."
