Resident Evil scared up $60 million to top the weekend box office. Practical Magic 2 was second, with Spider-Man: Brand New Day third.
Sad news: Presley Gerber, the son of Cindy Crawford and Rand-e Gerber, has died at 27. His cause of death has not been determined, and his family is asking for privacy.
Carrot Top is recovering in a Las Vegas hospital. His representative says he’s getting the care and support he needs, and his Luxor shows are cancelled for now.
Some welcome news from Snooki: she says she’s cancer-free after treatment for cervical cancer. She’s also urging women to keep up with their Pap tests.
AI “actress” Tilly Nor-wood suddenly switched from English to Cantonese during a Piers Morgan interview. She blamed crossed wires.
Céline Dion gave fans an extra show outside her Paris hotel: she climbed barefoot onto a car and sang along with them.
Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac have bought The Turf, the pub next door to their Wrex-ham soccer team’s stadium. It’s where the club was founded in 1864. First they bought the team, now they’ve bought the place fans go to discuss the team.
TIFF is over, but Ontario’s celebrity sightings continue. Brooke Shields was spotted dining in St. Catharines. I went out for dinner, and the only person who approached me wanted my table.
Reacher star Alan Ritchson says a planned season about a white supremacist militia was shelved after “someone got re-elected.” He didn’t name anyone. The show itself is still going, with season five in production. Variety
And The Beatles were back on a Liverpool balcony—at least, the actors playing them were. Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Joseph Quinn and Barry Keoghan recreated the band’s famous Town Hall appearance while filming the four upcoming biopics.
