According to science, Reg'e-Jean Page is the most handsome man in the world. Based on the Greek Golden Ratio of Beauty Phi – which measures physical perfection – Reg'e was found to be 93.65 per cent accurate. Chris Hemsworth came in second place with 93.53 per cent, followed by Michael B. Jordan with 93.46 per cent and Harry Styles with 92.30 per cent. The list was compiled by Dr. Julian De Silva, a facial cosmetic surgeon, using the latest computerised mapping techniques. According to him Reg'e won "because of his classically beautiful face and gorgeous brown eyes. He had easily the highest score for his eye spacing and the positioning of his eyes also scored highly. His perfectly shaped lips also scored highly and the only mark he got that was slightly lower was for his nose width and length."

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Anne Hathaway bailando Lady Marmalade es todo lo que est'a bien en la vida pic.twitter.com/NaOjRRXY38

— Romance Society (@romance_society) January 26, 2023

The actress was spotted at the after party of Valentino's le club couture fashion show dancing to lady marmalade. The clip has seen gone viral because, contrary to another celebrity whose dancing became viral for being embarrassing, she looks hot on the dance floor.

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Rosanna Arquette and other actresses defend Andrea Riseborough's "To Leslie" nomination amid Academy probe https://t.co/cbXGqPYqYR

— TheWrap (@TheWrap) January 28, 2023

Rosanna Arquette, who is very white, told TheWrap, "What [I’m] concerned about now is what is happening in the press around this performance involved with this film. Other artists not involved with this film [are] quite possibility forever damaging small films made outside the corporate machine ever being acknowledged or recognized."

Arquette continued that speculating about the legitimacy of the astroturfing campaign could hurt more than just Riseborough: "The artists involved in ‘To Leslie’ are being harmed. Other artists who delivered great performances in other films are being hurt."

Another nameless source claimed that Mary McCormack is "devastated" by the allegations.

Arquette did not address the concerns re: Viola Davis or Danielle Deadwyler.

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The nominees for the 95th Academy Awards were recently announced this past Tuesday and I (and many ONTDers) was surprised when white Michelle Williams was nominated in the "Lead Actress" category for her role in The Fablemans. In The Fablemans, Michelle plays the main characters mom and has 52 minutes of screentime total. The entire movie is 152 minutes. Some film people are arguing because her character is so integral to the plot, she should be counted as a lead, and putting her in the supporting category would be the real "category fraud".

I wasn't convinced but it lead me to research more about "category fraud" and how it has been running rampant at Oscars for decades now. I stumbled on this great vanity fair article which really highlights how inconsistent the nominations for the acting categories are. The source from the vanity fair article eventually wrote up all the inconsistencies he found in a tweet thread (highly recommend reading this thread):

I’ve officially compiled a list of every Oscar-nominated performance that I believe to be a case of category fraud.

As it stands, there are 122 (out of the 1661 performances nominated since the introduction of the supporting categories). I’ll be posting 1 per day in this thread. pic.twitter.com/kqOYmJyrE3

— Matthew Stewart (@MatthewAStewart) August 23, 2020

Less screen time doesn't necessarily mean a role is supporting or vice versa, but there have been some very questionable nominations over the years. I compiled some more examples from the thread for ONTDs viewing pleasure:

Anthony Hopkins: The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
Won Best Actor, some argue he should've been supporting
Screentime: 24:52
Despite his limited screen time, I actually think he was put in the right category. Although I'm having trouble articulating why right now lol

Frances McDormand & William H. Macy: Fargo (1996)
“The first one I timed was Fargo,” Stewart said. He found that Frances McDormand, who won best actress for the film, appeared in 27.01% of the Joel and Ethan Coen classic. William H. Macy, who ran in the best-supporting-actor category and lost, appeared in 27.66% of the same film.

Jake Gyllenhall: Brokeback Mountain (2005)
nominated for supporting, should've been lead
Screen time: 58:09 / 43.29%
One of the more blatant "category fraud" examples in recent years. He was the co-star in the movie lol, this was obviously a play to have a better shot at winning.

Meryl Streep: The Devil Wears Prada (2006)
Nominated for Best Actress, DEFINITELY should've been supporting
Screen time: 28:39 / 26.22%
She's not the main character and has less than 30 minutes of screen time, why tf was she nominated in the lead category lmfao

Christoph Waltz: Django Unchained (2012)
Won Best Supporting Actor, technically should've been in the "lead" actor category
Screen time: 40.12%
I’ve seen this argument used too liberally, but it needs to be said about Schultz: There is no story without him, mainly because he leads a great deal more of the action than Django himself.

Emma Stone: The Favourite (2018)
“The biggest ones are Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz too, in The Favourite,” he said. “I think Emma Stone is inexcusable. It’s not explainable at all; she’s just the lead.”

For what it’s worth, the numbers back that up: Stone, who was a supporting-actress nominee for The Favourite, appeared in 48.03% of the Yorgos Lanthimos costume comedy, far ahead of fellow supporting-actress nominee Weisz (35.9%) as well as eventual best-actress winner Olivia Colman (41.72%). Beyond that, Stewart argued, the film is centered on Stone’s character’s perspective: she is the audience’s entry point into the story, and her descent is where the film concludes.

TLDR: The Academy needs to actually define what criteria constitutes a "lead role" instead of allowing people to slide into categories where they feel like they have a better chance of winning or being nominated. Read the tweet thread and visit his website for more info: https://www.screentimecentral.com/leading-actress-oscar-nominees
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ONTD, can you think of other examples of Oscar "category fraud"? What do you think categorizes a performance as lead vs. supporting?

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Mikaela Shiffrin: I‘m kind of in an unfortunate time of my monthly cycle

"Ubersetzer: Ich komm nicht mal zum Radfahren, was ich sonst immer mach jeden Monat pic.twitter.com/ptz7vOlcws

— Jonas Vogt (@L4ndvogt) January 25, 2023

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Alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin was interviewed by austrian ORF after a recent race

she mentioned that it was an unfortunate time in her monthly cycle right now

the (ofc male) translater somehow thought she was talking about a bicycle

"Ich komm nicht mal zum Radfahren, was ich sonst immer mach jeden Monat" = "I don't even go cycling, which I usually do every month"

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Phoebe Waller-Bridge is developing a "Tomb Raider" show at Amazon https://t.co/HuPgLja4bj

— TheWrap (@TheWrap) January 27, 2023

On Thursday it was announced Phoebe Waller-Bridge renewed her overall Amazon deal and would be adapting Sign Here by Claudia Lux, which is described as “darkly humorous, utterly gripping debut novel about a guy who works in Hell (literally).” Lux will co-write the pilot.

A day later, it was also announced that Waller-Bridge will develop a Tomb Raider series for the streamer. She will write and executive produce the series but will not star. Amazon also has plans to develop a Tomb Raider film and video game which will be connected to the series.

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Brett Goldstein, the two-time Emmy Award-winning star and producer of the hit show, “Ted Lasso,” tells Stephen how he landed the legendary Harrison Ford to star in his latest project, the AppleTV+ series, “Shrinking.”


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The search for America’s Next Drag Superstar continues as the remaining Queens have to design a look made for the runway inspired by one of the main judges.



S15E05 - “House of Fashion”
After the legendary Reading challenge, the queens must turn home decor into haute couture. Singer/ actress Janelle Mon'ae guest judges.

MINI CHALLENGE WINNER: Loosey LaDuca
TOP QUEEN: Luxx Noir London
BOTTOM QUEENS: Amethyst and Salina EsTitties
LIP SYNC SONG: Q.U.E.E.N. by Pat Benatar
LIP SYNC WINNER: Salina EsTitties
ELIMINATED QUEEN: Amethyst



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Today Architectural Digest is welcomed to New York City by actor Michael Imperioli for a tour of his intricately decorated, art-filled home. Returning to the east coast as empty nesters following years in California, Michael and wife Victoria, an interior and set designer, outfitted their new home around an extensive art collection acquired mostly in antique shops over nearly three decades. The former ‘Sopranos’ star's apartment evokes a bygone age with clear Italian influences, not unlike the Sicilian palazzos in ‘The White Lotus,’ his most recent HBO starring turn. “To me this apartment is a refuge from the world,” Michael says. “It’s representative of the past. This could easily be an apartment from the Jazz Age in New York around when it actually was built a hundred years ago.”

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Camila Mendes opened up about suffering from a "binge and purge" eating disorder during season 1 of #Riverdale.https://t.co/W7QR70wZ0s

— Us Weekly (@usweekly) January 28, 2023

Camila Mendes opened up about recovering from her eating disorder — and how her body image issues were exacerbated when she landed a lead role on Riverdale.

“I would watch every episode and be like, ‘Oh my God, my stomach there.’ I was like, so insecure, and it really fueled my eating disorder,’ Mendes, 28, said during the Thursday, January 26, episode of the “Going Mental With Eileen Kelly” podcast.
“I had one at various points in my life. A little bit in high school toward the end of senior year and then it came back in college. And then it came back season 1 of Riverdale. And it was because, like, when you’re in your early 20’s your body is fluctuating. My body hadn’t settled Ito itself yet. And I was like, looking at myself, picking myself apart. My stomach, my arms, my chin — anything — I would obsess over.”

Camila, who has portrayed Veronica Lodge on the teen drama since the show premiered in 2017, explained that her off-camera struggles often got in the way of her job during the filming of season 1, saying, “It really f—ks with your process and your ability to emote and be authentic.”

Mendes admitted she was “really afraid of eating carbs” at the time, and “would avoid [them] for a long period of time. Then I would binge and eat a bunch and then purge.”

She explained that it was a “terrible cycle,” adding that she began seeing a nutritionist to overcome her fear of certain foods. “She [the nutritionist] helped me overcome that by reintroducing bread into my life to be, like, ‘See, it’s not going to kill you.’”

In 2017 Camila detailed how other women in her family had struggled with eating disorders in the same way she had. “Growing up, I watched my big sister suffer from one for many years, and I’ve experienced periods in my life when I’ve suffered symptoms as well,” she said, noting that she was joining Project Heal — which provides grant funding for people with eating disorders who can’t afford treatment — to “help break the stigma associated with eating disorders.”

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“How’s that PG ‘Blade’ movie going for you, that can’t get a director? [laughs] Because anybody who goes there is going to be laughed at by everyone, because we already did it and made it the best. There’s no Steve Norrington out there.”https://t.co/R8PAnTkoLr

— Variety (@Variety) January 26, 2023

Stephen Dorff is no stranger to railing against Marvel.
He went viral in 2021 after telling that “Black Widow” looks “like garbage” and he was “embarrassed” for its leading star, Scarlett Johansson.

He’d only want to star in contemporary comic book films if they were more like ‘Blade,’ or the few that have been decent over the years, like when Nolan did ‘The Dark Knight’ and reinvented Batman from Tim Burton.


“All this other garbage is just embarrassing, you know what I mean? I mean, God bless them, they’re making a bunch of money, but their movies suck [laughs]. And nobody’s going to remember them. Nobody’s remembering ‘Black Adam’ at the end of the day. I didn’t even see that movie, it looked so bad.”

The future of cinema rests in upcoming new talents like director Eddie Alcazar and not in “making ‘Black Adam’ and worthless garbage over and over again.”

Dorff said there’s no chance the MCU bests the 1999 original 'Blade' movie.
“Marvel is used to me trashing them anyway. How’s that PG ‘Blade’ movie going for you, that can’t get a director? [laughs] Because anybody who goes there is going to be laughed at by everyone, because we already did it and made it the best. There’s no Steve Norrington out there.”

Dorff said he’d “do mainstream movies all the time if they were good.” 


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Update: The Instagram post shared on the “To Leslie” account has now been removed. https://t.co/gMCbtXqdT4

— Variety (@Variety) January 28, 2023

Celebrity influencers aside, an Instagram post on the “To Leslie” page may have violated the Academy’s rules and guidelines.

In a post dated two weeks ago, the official Instagram account for “To Leslie” quoted Richard Roeper’s blurb from his top 10 films of 2022 article from the Chicago Sun-Times, where he listed the movie at no. 5. The quote reads: “As much as I admired Blanchett’s work in ‘T'ar,’ my favorite performance by a woman this year was delivered by the chameleonlike Andrea Riseborough in director Michael Morris’ searing drama about a mom at the final crossroads in her life after she’s lost everything due to her drinking. With an insightful script by Ryan Binaco and fine supporting work by Marc Maron, Andre Royo, Allison Janney and Stephen Root, ‘To Leslie’ ranks with ‘Leaving Las Vegas’ and ‘Crazy Heart’ as modern-day classics about the ravages of alcoholism.”


The post has since been removed

This could be seen as a direct violation of the Academy’s campaign rules, specifically no. 11: “References to Other Nominees.”
Part B reads: “any tactic that singles out ‘the competition’ by name or titles is expressly forbidden."

Though it quotes a critic rather than directly invoking the name of a competing hopeful, the fact that it comes from the film’s official Instagram could still be an issue.

“Let’s be fair during this process,” one Academy member of the Actors Branch tells Variety. “It doesn’t look good, but I don’t want to jump to conclusions. One violation isn’t the end for someone, nor should it be, but when you add the other X-factors and rumors to the mix, you have to look into it.”

“I feel bad for Andrea,” another member shares. “No matter what happens, her reputation is being tarnished, whether her campaign did something or not.”

Aside from the social media questions, there have been claims that representatives are directly reaching out to Academy members to solicit votes. The Academy’s regulations cover For Your Consideration (FYC) communications to members, but they are very broad, something the organization will likely have to address in future revisions of the rules.

The Academy does allow solicitations through the Academy’s approved mailing houses. Variety can confirm that the awards campaign for “To Leslie” sent FYC email blasts to members for screenings and Q&As. No evidence has been presented that Riseborough or anyone from her team directly reached out to AMPAS voters to ask for their support.

The Academy’s e-mail carries a hefty price tag for a self-funded campaign, charging $2,000 per blast to the entire Academy membership. A studio can only purchase one e-mail blast per week. Variety can also confirm that “To Leslie” sent at least three e-mail blasts sent to AMPAS voters, which would have been purchased by Momentum Pictures or Riseborough’s campaign team, including Narrative PR and Shelter PR.

If for any reason the Academy were to rescind her nomination, the best actress lineup would remain at four, and Riseborough would not be replaced.

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-Snoop asked Dr. Dre, Quincy Jones and Jimmy Kimmel to introduce him when he was receiving the Walk of Fame star, and then he went on to thank Quincy and Dr.Dre and when he was supposed to thank the third person, he made a dramatic intro making Jimmy think he made a big impact on his life, and then Snoop just ended up thanking himself lmfao

George talks about being Jimmy’s first guest on our first show ever in 2003, what he remembers from that night, pictures of him through the years, being given a Kennedy Center Honor, Matt Damon honoring him during the ceremony, Snoop’s Hollywood Star Ceremony, pranking his celebrity friends, the time Jimmy surprised George and Hugh Laurie during an ER reunion on our show, and Jimmy surprises him with some old clips

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JK Rowling made secret donation to save female lawyers in Afghanistan https://t.co/Uvazo5P5bW

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) January 27, 2023

On Thursday in a House of Lords debate it was revealed that J.K. Rowling and Lord Michael Hintze made a secret donation in August 2021 to rescue over a hundred female lawyers and their families from Afghanistan after America and Britain’s withdrawal.

“Lord David Alton told the chamber how the writer and Lord Hintze 'in a Schindler's list moment' came forward to help when veteran human rights lawyer Baroness Helena Kennedy needed money to rescue female lawyers - mainly judges - and their families.

Lord Alton said that, thanks to 'spontaneous, generous and very substantial' private funding; 'Some 500 people were evacuated - 103 were women lawyers, all of whom, with their children and husbands, were on Taliban kill lists.

'I have met some of the women judges and know that the noble Lord's intervention, and that of the author JK Rowling, undoubtedly saved many lives.'”

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Harry Styles rips his leather pants while on tour in January.

HE RIPPED HIS PANTS LMAO pic.twitter.com/xwe9Ym9WRV

— karen (@tpwksatellite) January 27, 2023

Sadly, he's no Lenny Kravitz!!

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A pastor says he traveled to hell, where Satan's demons use Rihanna's signature smash 'Umbrella' to torture sinners. https://t.co/E3iX3vVwkB

— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) January 26, 2023

Gerald Johnson, a religious figure and leader of the Gerald A. Johnson Ministries in Texas, claims he went to Hell and saw demons torturing people and singing songs from Rihanna and other musicians.

He claims that when musicians do drugs, they can open a portal to hell that allows demons to whisper lyrics to them, which ultimately allows Satan to control people:

“Here, music is to get over a breakup. ‘Don’t worry, be happy,’ ‘I bust the windows out your car,’ or, ‘under my umbrella,’ whatever,” he shared, referring to songs by Bobby McFerrin, Jazmine Sullivan and Rihanna. “Every lyric to every song is to torment you as to the fact that you didn’t worship God through music when you were on the Earth. You had a chance to worship him in church and at home and through music, but you chose to worship Satan by repeating the lyrics that he inspired to come into the earth.”

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