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March 19, 2021 - 11:33 GMT Francesca Shillcock The actors are known for their iconic roles on Netflix's Grace and Frankie – but the pair have been firm friends for a number of years… Grace and Frankie is one of those shows that never gets old and fans were delighted to hear that season seven is on its way. Part of the comedy's charm is the titular characters' clear chemistry on-screen, but the stars have been firm friends for a number of years. To celebrate their career and bond, we've taken a look back at the friendship over the years… MORE: 5 shows to watch if you love Grace and Frankie Loading the player... WATCH: Are you a fan of Grace and Frankie? Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin's early friendship Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin become acquainted after Jane saw Lily performing in a Broadway play and Jane immediately knew she wanted to work with her. According to reports, Lily was already a big fan of … [Read more...] about Grace and Frankie: Inside Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin’s real-life friendship

Martin Luther King Jr. and Justin Bieber. Photo-Illustration: by Vulture; Photos by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images and Will Heath/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images The first voice on Justin Bieber’s new album, JUSTICE , isn’t Bieber — it’s Martin Luther King Jr., delivering his oft-quoted line, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” The line introduces a song called “2 Much,” a love song with lines like “Two seconds without you’s like two months.” It’s one of two speeches by Dr. King excerpted on JUSTICE and turning heads, along with a 104-second interlude of a 1967 sermon. “I still can’t get over Justin Bieber naming his album ‘Justice’ and using that MLK audio clip before transitioning into a Fame Monster leftover,” TV writer Kirk A. Moore tweeted . “Also, no one at the label thought to tell him… this ain’t it.” Podcast host Alex Lewis joked about Bieber and the U.S. government both “giving Black people ‘Justice’ but it’s really just MLK … [Read more...] about Yes, Justin Bieber Put Two MLK Speeches on

Killing Eve actress Sandra Oh gave a rousing, powerful speech at today’s “Stop Asian Hate” rally in the Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh on Saturday, March 21. Holding a megaphone in the middle of the street, Oh began by thanking the event’s organizers and saying, “For many of us in our community, this is the first time we are even able to voice our fear and our anger, and I really am so grateful for everyone willing to listen.” Oh continued, “one thing that I know is that many in our community are very scared, and I understand that. And one way to get through our fear is to reach out to our communities. I will challenge everyone here: If you see something, will you help me?” The crowd chanted, “yes!” “If you see sisters and brothers in need, will you help us?” “Yes!” Oh continued, “we must understand, as Asian Americans, we just need to reach out our hand to our sisters and brothers and say, ‘help me,’ and ‘I’m here.’ ” Oh ended the speech by leading the crowd in a chant of, … [Read more...] about Sandra Oh Makes an Appearance at ‘Stop Asian Hate’ Rally in Pittsburgh

The Real Housewives of New York City Bidding on Love Season 9 Episode 7 Editor’s Rating 3 stars * * * « Previous Next » Photo: Bravo I was worried that this whole season was, once again, going to be about Luann’s relationship with Tom. We’d see all of the women harping about how awful it is and it would all be a boring mess because we know that no matter what happens, Luann marries Tom in a midnight ceremony on New Year’s Eve. I thought watching this season would be like waiting for the Y2K bug, hotly anticipating a calamity that was never truly going to occur. I was both right and wrong. The worst of the ToLu (Luom?) mess is when Ramona brings her middle-aged lady friends out to dinner to talk about Tom and then pretend like she has no idea what gossip they have to share on camera. That is some serious Real Housewives of New Jersey nonsense. We’ve all seen it before: Teresa Giudice goes to dinner with some women who have already … [Read more...] about Recap: The Hand That Robs the Cradle

Photo: Nickelodeon It’s been a ruff week already, and if the idea of your Paw Patrol– obsessed child losing the only thing getting you all through quarantine has you howling, don’t worry. Despite what the White House inexplicably alleges, the animated series about a team of emergency-responder dogs, which airs on Nickelodeon in the U.S., lives on to help the residents of Adventure Bay through yet another calamity. “We saw that Paw Patrol , a cartoon show about cops, was canceled. The show Cops was canceled. Live PD was canceled. Lego halted sales of their Lego City Police Station. It’s really unfortunate,” White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told reporters Friday while complaining about “cancel culture and cancel culture specifically as it pertains to cops.” It’s not exactly clear why McEnany lied about the status of Paw Patrol , but either way, the show’s official Twitter account issued a correction after the fact, tweeting, “No need to worry. PAW Patrol is … [Read more...] about Despite What the White House Says,