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Stewart Skewers Trump's Grief Tour After Graham's Death
tv-and-movies18 hours ago

Stewart Skewers Trump's Grief Tour After Graham's Death

On The Daily Show, Jon Stewart mockingly dissected Donald Trump’s reaction to Senator Lindsey Graham’s death, lampooning his ongoing memorial appearances and the tone of his eulogies. Stewart quipped that Trump has quick-stepped through the stages of grief to a dismissive stance, highlighted clips of Trump on TV and interjections from Fox & Friends, and offered witty jabs about Graham’s life score, while also noting Graham’s death came before McConnell in a pointed political aside.

via Rolling Stone|
#donald-trump#jon-stewart#late-night-tv
Justin Baldoni Breaks Silence After It Ends With Us Settlement, Emphasizing Healing
tv-and-movies5 days ago

Justin Baldoni Breaks Silence After It Ends With Us Settlement, Emphasizing Healing

Justin Baldoni issued his first public statement in nearly two years after settling his defamation dispute with Blake Lively over the film It Ends With Us, in a video with his wife Emily that emphasizes healing, faith, and family after a painful legal saga; Lively had accused Baldoni of fostering a toxic, sexist workplace, a claim he denied; the settlement left Lively with no financial award while Baldoni was ordered to pay about $8 million in her legal fees, and Baldoni said they are healing and moving forward with support from their community.

via Rolling Stone|
#blake-lively#it-ends-with-us#justin-baldoni
Gilbert Urges Stage Parents to Ensure Acting Is the Child’s True Choice After Daveigh Chase's Death
tv-and-movies13 days ago

Gilbert Urges Stage Parents to Ensure Acting Is the Child’s True Choice After Daveigh Chase's Death

Melissa Gilbert, a former child star, says she is heartbroken by Daveigh Chase’s death and urges parents to ensure that acting is truly the child’s choice, keep the child’s life outside the industry thriving, and monitor earnings, notes that Chase died at 35 from AIDS with polysubstance use listed as another condition as a cautionary example.

via Rolling Stone|
#aids#child-actors#daveigh-chase
Midyear TV Roundup: Anxiety-Driven Wins Define 2026
tv-and-movies15 days ago

Midyear TV Roundup: Anxiety-Driven Wins Define 2026

Rolling Stone’s midyear list spotlights the best TV of 2026 so far, tied together by themes of money, class, and identity, with a mix of returning favorites and bold new shows that blend genres and sharp social commentary. Highlights include A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Beef, The Comeback, Hacks, Industry, and Wonder Man, signaling a year where workplace anxieties drive innovative storytelling.

via Rolling Stone|
#anxiety#best-of-2026#streaming
The Invite Delivers a Sharp, Surprising Dinner-Party Comedy
tv-and-movies16 days ago

The Invite Delivers a Sharp, Surprising Dinner-Party Comedy

Olivia Wilde’s US remake of The People Upstairs tightens a two-couple dinner party into a sharp, funny study of bourgeois anxiety. Anchored by a nimble ensemble (Rogen, Norton, Cruz, Wilde) and guided by Wilde’s precise direction, The Invite rises above its constraints to become a minor miracle of a sex comedy and a career high for Wilde.

via Rolling Stone|
#edward-norton#olivia-wilde#penelope-cruz
The Bear Delivers a Gentle Goodbye to Rob Reiner in Its Finale
tv-and-movies17 days ago

The Bear Delivers a Gentle Goodbye to Rob Reiner in Its Finale

FX’s The Bear ends with a heartfelt nod to Rob Reiner, who played restaurant consultant Albert Schnurr; in the series finale, a phone exchange quotes The Princess Bride as a quiet memorial to Reiner, who died in December 2025 alongside his wife Michele Singer, an event accompanied by renewed coverage of their family tragedy and tributes from peers such as Martin Scorsese.

via Rolling Stone|
#fx#rob-reiner#the-bear
Stephen Root: Four Decades of Finding Humanity in the Outsider
tv-and-movies28 days ago

Stephen Root: Four Decades of Finding Humanity in the Outsider

Rolling Stone profiles Stephen Root, tracing how four decades of playing overlooked, melancholic everymen—from Milton in Office Space to Bill Dauterive on King of the Hill and Monroe Fuches in Barry—culminate in his latest role as Wyck on Apple TV+' Widow’s Bay, where his humanity-driven approach anchors the show’s darkly comic horror. Root discusses his “internal nerd” sensibility, his fearlessness in playing flawed characters, and his collaborative work with Hiro Murai, all of which keeps him anonymous in the crowd even as his performances linger.

via Rolling Stone|
#barry#character-actor#office-space
Judge Orders Baldoni to Cover Blake Lively’s Legal Fees After Settlement
tv-and-movies1 month ago

Judge Orders Baldoni to Cover Blake Lively’s Legal Fees After Settlement

A U.S. judge ordered Justin Baldoni to pay Blake Lively’s legal fees after their defamation suit over workplace allegations was settled; Lively was not awarded additional damages, and the ruling clarified that California’s Weaponized Defamation Lawsuits Act provides narrow relief and does not bypass federal procedures, with the primary case ending without monetary compensation for either side.

via Rolling Stone|
#blake-lively#defamation#it-ends-with-us
David Harbour Defends Lily Allen’s West End Girl, Signals On-Set Reconciliation With Millie Bobby Brown
tv-and-movies1 month ago

David Harbour Defends Lily Allen’s West End Girl, Signals On-Set Reconciliation With Millie Bobby Brown

David Harbour says Lily Allen’s West End Girl reflects her private experiences and isn’t his, praising art that channels personal life while he guards his own privacy; he also addresses a rumored on-set conflict with Millie Bobby Brown, saying they resolved their disagreements after talking and hinting at future collaborations.

via Rolling Stone|
#david-harbour#lily-allen#millie-bobby-brown
Love Island USA Season 8: How to Stream for Free and via Trials
tv-and-movies1 month ago

Love Island USA Season 8: How to Stream for Free and via Trials

Love Island USA Season 8 premieres June 2, 2026 on Peacock with Ariana Madix as host and Ciara Miller joining Love Island: Aftersun. The main series streams on Peacock, which offers Premium plans at $10.99/month or $109.99/year and Premium Plus at $16.99/month. If you want to watch at no cost during trial periods, you can use DirecTV’s five-day Movies Extra Pack trial, Walmart+’s 30-day trial, or Instacart+’s 14-day trial, each providing Peacock Premium during the trial. The article also notes a VPN option to access the UK version of Love Island, shows are filmed in Fiji, and 36 contestants are expected to compete.

via Rolling Stone|
#free-trial#love-island-usa#peacock
John Oliver Roasts Freedom 250: A 2009-Throwback Lineup Collapsing
tv-and-movies1 month ago

John Oliver Roasts Freedom 250: A 2009-Throwback Lineup Collapsing

John Oliver used Last Week Tonight to skewer Trump’s Freedom 250 concert, highlighting a cascade of artist withdrawals as the public‑private event reveals a partisan, donor‑heavy agenda; Vanilla Ice remains while others like Martina McBride, Bret Michaels, Morris Day and the Time, and the Commodores pull out, and he jokes about the remnants and replacements, framing the festival as a political PR spectacle rather than a true national celebration.

via Rolling Stone|
#donald-trump#freedom-250#john-oliver
Colbert's Monroe Comeback: Public Access Laughs as Late-Night Legend Returns
tv-and-movies1 month ago

Colbert's Monroe Comeback: Public Access Laughs as Late-Night Legend Returns

Stephen Colbert makes a surprise return to late-night TV by guest-hosting a Monroe Public Access edition of Only in Monroe, soon after The Late Show finale. He’s joined by Jack White, Steve Buscemi and Jeff Daniels, riffing on his 2015 Monroe test run and delivering a playful farewell with Eminem via FaceTime, celebrating Monroe’s quirky public-access roots and Colbert’s long late-night career.

via Rolling Stone|
#jack-white#late-show-finale#monroe