JOHNNY DEPP says cancel culture has gotten "so far out of hand." But he adds, "If you are armed with the truth, that's all you need. It doesn't matter if a judgement per se has taken some artistic license."
The "Saturday Night Live" season premiere is October 2nd with host OWEN WILSON and musical guest KACEY MUSGRAVES. Other hosts for October include KIM KARDASHIAN, RAMI MALEK, and JASON SUDEIKIS.
BILL GATES got grilled on the "PBS News Hour" about his past association with Jeffrey Epstein. He said he had "dinners" with Epstein because he thought he was connected with people who would "give to global health." But nothing came of it, so he cut him off.
KOURTNEY KARDASHIAN and MEGAN FOX did a sexy photo shoot for KIM KARDASHIAN's Skims.
JASON MOMOA showed off some of his fight training for the new "Dune" movie.
So when you order a pizza at CRISS ANGEL's new restaurant, this is how it gets to your table.
Check out the trailer for the Netflix documentary on BRITNEY SPEARS' conservatorship.
And Netflix has acquired the rights to all of ROALD DAHL's work, and they're planning to build, "a unique universe across animated and live action films and TV, publishing, games, immersive experiences, live theatre, consumer products and more."
Sadly, groundbreaking director MELVIN VAN PEEBLES passed away Tuesday. He was 89. His films included "Watermelon Man" and "Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song", and he was the father of MARIO VAN PEEBLES.
Check out the trailer for "The Sex Lives of College Girls", a new series MINDY KALING created for HBO Max.
"Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" is coming out next April.
WHOOPI GOLDBERG signed a 4-year deal to stay with "The View".
We've been waiting five years now for a new RIHANNA album. We still don't know when it's coming, but when it does, it might not be what we expect. She says, "You're not going to expect what you hear. Just put that in your mind. Whatever you know of Rihanna is not going to be what you hear. I'm really experimenting."
And ELTON JOHN released his new single, "After All", with CHARLIE PUTH.