What does Jake Gyllenhaal think of the Taylor Swift 'All Too Well' debate?
At this point, even Dionne Warwick's weighed in on the dirt Taylor Swift reveals about her ex, Jake Gyllenhaal, in her new recording of "All Too Well." So what does Jake think of the song, which features digs like, "I'll get older but your lovers stay my age?" According to an E! News source, he "has no interest in any of" the chatter that's sprung up online since the track came out. "He's living his life and focused on himself. He's ignoring all of the noise," claims the insider. Jake, now 40, was linked to Taylor, 31, for a few months in 2010. In 2012, fans guessed the original version of "All Too Well" was inspired by Taylor and Jake's split. The new, extended recording on "Red (Taylor's Version)" includes more details that seem to point to Jake.
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Adam Driver says he and Lady Gaga 'winged it' for their sex scene
When Lady Gaga and Adam Driver filmed the "House of Gucci" sex scene between their characters, Patrizia Reggiani and Maurizio Gucci, they limited the run-throughs and delved into some improv, according to Adam. "[Patrizia] very much uses sex as a tool, and I feel like it kind of physically embodies what's going on between them," the actor told Entertainment Weekly at the Nov. 16 premiere. "He comes from this not necessarily emotionally vapid, but [his life is] not as passionate, and that's what she brought," he explained. Asked how they ended up with the "animalistic noises" they both make in the scene, Adam smiled. "We blocked it out as we would any fight or any scene, then we just kind of ran it maybe once or twice, and that was it!" he said. "We were feeling it, so to speak! Everything I say sounds like a double entendre, but we winged it … I will say also, at that point, we had been shooting for a month, so we felt very comfortable to go where we needed to go." "House of Gucci" hits theaters Nov. 24.
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Iman says she'll never remarry after David Bowie's death
Iman is opening up about her "soulmate," David Bowie, who would be turning 75 in January had he not lost his private battle with liver cancer in 2016. "David said it was love at first sight," the supermodel and cosmetics entrepreneur says in a new cover story for People. They'd been set up on a blind date in Los Angeles — "my destiny was calling me to get there so I could meet David," says Iman. After their date, she headed to Paris for a runway show and found her hotel room had been filled with gardenias, courtesy of her new suitor. He then met her at the airport when she returned to L.A. "And that's how it started. He properly wooed me," she recalls. Iman, 66, also reveals when she knew was all-in, telling the outlet, "Early on, we were walking down the street and my shoelace came undone and he got on his knees to tie it for me and I thought, 'He's the one.'" Inspired by those and other memories of her life with the artist, the Somali-born beauty recently launched her first fragrance, Love Memoir. The blend features hints of David's favorite scent, Grey Vetiver by Tom Ford and Tuscan bergamot, a nod to their wedding in Tuscany. Iman describes it as "a monument to eternal love," which she says she still has for David, despite having lost him. Recalling that her daughter, Lexi Jones, once asked if she'd ever remarry, Iman tells People, "I said 'No, I will not.' I still feel married." She adds, "Someone a few years ago referred to David as my late husband and I said 'No, he's not my late husband. He's my husband.'"
Emma Watson gets nostalgic about 'Harry Potter' ahead of 20th anniversary
On Nov. 16, HBO Max announced Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint will reunite on camera for the first time in nearly a decade for a "Harry Potter" anniversary special. And as the cast prepares to mark 20 years since "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" premiered, Emma shared a long thank-you note with her co-stars, their fans and the Harry Potter film crews on Instagram. "Harry Potter was my home, my family, my world and Hermione (still is) my favorite fictional character of all time," she wrote alongside throwback photos of the cast. Emma, now 31, continued: "I am proud not just of what we as group contributed as actors to the franchise but also as the children that became young adults that walked that path … I am proud we were kind to each other that we supported one another and that we held up something meaningful." Addressing the fans, the "Little Women" star said, "The magic of the world wouldn't exist without you. Thank you for fighting to make it such an inclusive and loving place." She also gave a shout-out to the production staff, writing, "I still miss the crew who made these films all the time. Thank you for all of your hard work too – I know your contributions sometimes get overlooked." HBO Max's "Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts" streams Jan. 1.
Britney Spears says #FreeBritney movement 'saved my life'
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LeVar Burton to host Trivial Pursuit-inspired game show
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Duchess Meghan recalls driving old, busted car to auditions on 'Ellen'
Surprise! Duchess Meghan made an unannounced visit to her neighbor, Ellen DeGeneres' daytime talk show this week — and her arrival onto the Warner Bros. lot reminded her of the auditions she had there when she was starting out as an actress. "I would park at gate three and scoot over …," the duchess said in a clip (via Fox). "The security guards would always say, 'Break a leg. I hope you get it.' I think they probably said it to everybody. … Driving here today was very different," she added with a smile. Part of that difference had to do with her ride. Back when she was still trying to land roles, Meghan said she drove an old Ford Explorer Sport with a broken key that wouldn't open the driver's side door. "So after auditions, I would park in the back of the parking lot and I would open the trunk, climb in, pull it shut behind me and crawl over all of my seats to get out that's how I would come to and fro," said the former "Suits" star, laughing. "I would play it off like, 'Just looking for my resume and my highlighter for my script. Oh, maybe it's back there.' And then crawl." Meghan left "Suits" before marrying Prince Harry in 2018. Two years later, the couple stepped down as senior royal family members and moved into a home not far from Ellen's in Montecito, California.
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