Renowned author R.F. Kuang’s satirical novel titled “Yellowface” has been purchased by Lionsgate Television, who aim to adapt it into a television show. The venture has selected Karyn Kusama (known for “Jennifer’s Body” and “Yellowjackets”) to serve as both the director and executive producer. Additionally, actress Constance Wu from “Hustlers” is also involved in the production of this project.
Brain Dead collaborates again with gaming hardware brand Higround, launching another line of exclusive accessories. In the previous partnership last year, Brain Dead, a creative studio based in Los Angeles, joined forces with Higround for their debut collection. This collection was snapped up almost immediately upon release.
The gossip section of the New York Post has endured where others have not. Established in November 1976, following Rupert Murdoch’s acquisition of the newspaper, it was James Brady who was given the responsibility to implement Murdoch’s idea for a page filled with brief news items contributed by various sources and edited with a distinctive, often humorous tone. Known as Page Six due to its initial location on this page, the column has survived for almost five decades. Today, it stands as the only remaining gossip column from that era, and it has become as well-known as the New York Post itself. In the past week, Page Six has been referenced in a Jeopardy! question and played a role in an episode of Only Murders in the Building.
According to various news sources, who obtained John Amos’s death certificate, the beloved “Good Times” actor passed away from congestive heart failure approximately six weeks ago at an Inglewood, California hospital. This was following a difficult period during which his two adult children were embroiled in a disagreement over his care.
Paul Smith, the renowned British fashion designer, has arrived in Los Angeles and is currently in town for a short visit. The reason behind his trip is the celebration of his tailoring at his Melrose Avenue boutique, which he affectionately calls “the big pink shoebox”. This iconic store, now famous on social media, is being transformed into an exhibit space for A Frame Around a Picture: Dressing the Greats. The event will display outfits worn by some of Smith’s star clients.