Hilary Swank is expecting baby number three at 52—and pushing back at critics questioning her age. She says older dads rarely get the same treatment. She already has three-year-old twins, so unsolicited opinions are probably the least exhausting part of her day.
Billy Joel says doctors have told him he can’t drive or perform while he deals with a brain condition affecting his balance. He’s hoping to return to the stage after more testing. Meanwhile, he’s auctioning off more than 70 motorcycles.
Sean “Diddy” Combs has been moved from a New Jersey prison to Pennsylvania. Officials haven’t explained why. The transfer follows allegations involving banned items and payments to inmates for services. He’s also lost good-conduct credit, pushing his release date to March 2028.
Roger Waters is taking shots at Metallica’s James Hetfield over his intelligence and musical ability. Hetfield had criticized entertainers influencing audiences, without naming Waters. Metallica hasn’t responded.
Charlie Heaton says filming in Newfoundland and Labrador came with incredible hospitality—including locals inviting the cast over for supper. His praise has Drew Barrymore dreaming of a visit. Beautiful scenery and somebody else making dinner?
Buy the way Drew Barrymore is hosting the Pillsbury Bake-Off Classic, November 23 on CBS and Paramount+.
Kelsey Grammer could return to NBC in Pops, playing a man who becomes an EMT in his 60s.
Steven Soder-bergh is helping finish filming The Batman Part II while Matt Reeves handles a family matter. Reeves remains the director and will oversee remotely. Robert Pattinson returns, alongside newcomers Scarlett Johansson and Sebastian Stan. It’s due in February 2028.
Street Fighter is projected to top this weekend’s box office, ahead of Whale-fall. Meanwhile, Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything, reportedly has a perfect critics’ score. Reviewers say the second half demands spoiler protection…. Not gonna lie it looks really good.
