Emma Stone’s Professional Personal Relationship

There are pictures over the weekend of Emma Stone and Chris Pine shooting The Catch, an upcoming feature directed by her husband, Dave McCary. It’s due out next May and has been shooting all summer, with an all-star cast including Ashley Padilla, clearly beloved by literally everyone, Tim Robbins, and Sissy Spacek.Now, I fundamentally hate that I included the clause ‘her husband’ in the above paragraph. In theory, this is a movie starring Emma Stone, directed by Dave McCary, an

And now, a conspiracy theory.  You may join me in my speculation or you may dismiss my delusion – either is acceptable.Suppose you’re Shailene Woodley, and things are going, honestly, really well. You continue to be an acclaimed actress, and your recurring role on Season 2 of the extremely popular series Paradise goes so well that you are nominated for an Emmy Award for Guest Performance in a series.…which you then win!View this post on InstagramA post shared by Emmys / T

The Toronto Blue Jays can't afford to let games slip away right now. And that's exactly what happened last night (Monday) against the Detroit Tigers.
In the first inning, Brett Bateman singled, George Springer walked, and Vladimir Guerrero was forced out, putting runners on the corners. A single by Alejandro Kirk drove in one run, while a wild pitch by Troy Melton drove in another.
Meanwhile, the Blue Jays' starting pitcher, Jose Soriano, was unhittable through the first six innings. The right-h

If you’re new to this site, please know that we know that whenever Zendaya shows up anywhere, she will be best dressed. Which is why she’s no longer eligible – it’s just not fair to anybody else.
She showed up at the Emmys last night in custom Prada and Mikimoto pearls and a pixie and… well… at this point hyperbole wouldn’t be enough.View this post on InstagramA post shared by Law Roach (@luxurylaw)
And it’s not just the dress and the jewels, it&

We put Chris Kreider's evil spirit to rest yesterday in Laval-sur-le-Lac.
Kreider went from being “the villain who deliberately injured Carey Price, depriving us of a Stanley Cup” to “the player who will bring what the organization was missing: grit, speed, and a knack for scoring goals.”
The example of Chris Kreider perfectly illustrates what it means to be human: a being who changes his perceptions and opinions based on what ultimately benefits him. Because it's not jus

I would love to have been around for the pitch meetings where producers were discussing hypothetical presenters. It’s late June, early July maybe – plans are still relatively casual and not in full panic mode just yet, but someone complains “It’s going to be the same old same old people! I wish there was someone to get excited about!” Someone else asks who they would get excited about, if all the biggest celebrities in TV aren’t good enough. Debates about

Pluribus—which Duana called “Pluburius”, and I will never not think about that now—premiered in November 2025, making it one of the new shows on the block for this year’s Emmys. It came out of the gate fairly strong for its first round of Emmy nominations, bagging six wins total, including Rhea Seehorn for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series and series creator Vince Gilligan for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series.For Rhea Seehorn, it was a well-deserved w

Don Waddell likes to say that he's in control of the Kirill Marchenko situation.
It's true that he does have some control: until July 1 of next year—when the Russian's current contract expires—the Blue Jackets can keep him without too much hassle.
He has the right to decide whether to let him walk next summer or in 2028, when he can become a free agent without compensation.
However, if he doesn't want to lose the Russian for nothing, Waddell would be wise to resolve the situation as

“Dude, I didn’t hate it.” This is high praise indeed — coming from a teenage boy after seeing a play. And one his father wrote.“That’s the biggest achievement of it all, right?” playwright Arun Lakra said. “Getting a teenager to say they didn’t hate it. And he even brought back some friends.”The play in question is Lakra’s Heist. The fast-paced thriller, which premiered in 2024, opens the Arts Club’s 2026–2027 season.

Last night was the first time Florence Pugh has been to the Emmys. We have, of course, seen her on award show red carpets before, but always in a film capacity. And we will see her again on the red carpet in a film capacity before the end of the year because she’s in the holiday box office spectacle known as Dunesday – that is, she stars in both Avengers: Doomsday and Dune 3… but before that, it’s a series, East of Eden, releasing on Netflix in a couple of weeks for whic

Last night, Pete Alonso was back at Citi Field for the first time since he decided to sign with Baltimore.
It was an important game for the Orioles, but not for the Mets, who lost 2-1 and were officially eliminated from the playoff race.
So fans could simply enjoy seeing the “Polar Bear” back at a stadium where he'd enjoyed success in the past.
The fans gave him a warm round of applause. He was welcomed as if he were still playing for the New York Mets.
A standing ovation for Pete Al

The beautiful thing about Hacks is that over five seasons, it knew what it was and stayed what it was. It began as a two-hander starring two very unsentimental broads and stayed a two-hander betwe– okay, well, hang on. (tap to view stories)Yes, Hacks is, and was always meant to be a cross-generational platonic love story of two unlikely best-friends. But it also became a cross- …temperament(?) love story of two unlikely business partners who are also best friends, in situations when

The Gleb Pugachyov situation continues to be the talk of the town.
After all, in recent weeks, his commitment to becoming the best hockey player he can be has been called into question in Montreal.
That's not good.
The young man, who started the season playing junior hockey in Russia, will, however, be able to join his KHL team, Torpedo, for the rest of the season.
According to Nicolas Cloutier, Pugachyov has been recalled.I'm told that Gleb Pugachyov has in fact been recalled by Torpedo in the

Last year, The Pitt made a clean sweep of awards season, winning every major drama series award at every major awards show. This year, The Pitt still won a lot—six total Emmys for its second season—but it wasn’t QUITE as dominant as last year. In a sign that Emmy voters can, in fact, keep up with new shows, Pluribus won a couple notable trophies, but more on that later.For The Pitt, Noah Wyle repeated as Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, and the show repeated as Outstan

Mariska Hargitay won two Emmys last week for My Mom Jayne, the documentary about her mother, Jayne Mansfield, at the Creative Arts Emmys. Last night she hosted the Primetime Emmys on NBC, the network that’s been airing her show, Law & Order: SVU, for 27-soon-to-be-28 seasons.
Did every joke land? No. Could you say it was cringy at times? Yes. Did Mariska Hargitay come out of the experienced tarnished in some way? F-ck no. Because while the punchlines were flat here and there, her since

Dear Gossips,The 78th Emmys were tight, if not sharp, with an overwhelming story of triumph for freshman comedy-thriller Widow’s Bay.  Star Matthew Rhys had  a historic double win for acting in two categories, a surprise that made the Widow’s Bay sweep all the sweeter.…or did it?Did we really see what we think we saw, or are we just kidding ourselves? Letting ourselves be spooked by a story, even though we know better, or we should, anyway? Is the influence of Widow&

The Dallas Cowboys had a particularly rough start to the season, losing 28-20 to the New York Giants in their first game of the 2026 season.
 
Following this disappointing loss, Brian Schottenheimer did not hesitate to identify a factor that contributed to his team's struggles. The head coach specifically pointed to mistakes made by several young defensive players.
Yet the Dallas defense was supposed to be one of the team's major areas of improvement this season. After a difficult 2025 seas

Eric Bieniemy’s return to Kansas City already appears to be having the effect the Chiefs were hoping for.
After a difficult 2025 season, the organization decided to bring back the former offensive coordinator to revitalize an offense that had struggled. His return is particularly significant for many of the players who experienced the team's best years under his leadership.
Bieniemy has resumed his role as offensive coordinator after previously holding that position with the Chiefs from 20

A trend has taken hold in Montreal in recent years: accepting less money on your next contract to increase your chances of winning the Stanley Cup. It remains the childhood dream of every professional hockey player.
But it's certainly not a trend throughout the NHL.
Some players do this (like Sidney Crosby and Nathan MacKinnon), but many are “driven” by money.
Still, nothing in life is guaranteed, and many excellent players have never won the Stanley Cup, while others have won it mul

Chris Kreider's signing with the Montreal Canadiens has caused quite a stir—and not just in Montreal.
All across the NHL, people are talking about this signing—a real steal for a young, already-strong team that was lacking a bit of experience on its roster.
In Toronto, people are already “freaking out” over this signing.
Sid Seixeiro of Sick Media in Toronto weighed in on the topic, and his very intense reaction makes it clear that the Habs have made a great acquisition.&

For the past few years, the Savannah Bananas have been making waves in the world of baseball. The team, which plays “banana ball,” draws crowds with its colorful games.
The team travels from stadium to stadium, entertaining crowds with a sport that's quite… unique.
And it's clear that the Bananas are a real phenomenon. They draw huge crowds wherever they go, and the atmosphere in the stands is always exceptional: no one takes themselves too seriously, and it makes for a great

We know that Chris Kreider will be a huge asset to the young Montreal Canadiens team.
His experience, leadership, grit, and ability to score goals are all very important assets to add when you have the chance.
And if you can get all that for just over $2 million for the season (plus performance bonuses)… Why not?
In short, the players will certainly benefit from all of this, and there's one who's eager to learn from the veteran.
Juraj Slafkovsky said he wants to learn from Kreider's style

There's something quite interesting about Chris Kreider's decision to come to Montreal. Why?
Because, according to Engels, the veteran could very well have earned more money elsewhere.
But… he chose the Canadiens.
According to Engels (Sportsnet), Kreider turned down more lucrative offers before signing with the Habs. And that, honestly, speaks volumes about what Montreal means to a player of his experience.
At this stage in his career, Kreider no longer needs to maximize every dollar: he

Derek Lalonde and the Expos
He was a fan when he was young.
New Canadiens associate coach Derek Lalonde meets with the media at the #Habs golf tournament. He says he grew up as a big Expos fan. pic.twitter.com/C7dRd8vkA1
— Stu Cowan (@StuCowan1) September 14, 2026
The Brett Bateman Case
He has a great playing style.
“He plays the way I wanted my teams to play.”On coaching, parenting, and the thriving #BlueJays rookie Brett Bateman: https://t.co/3x3NIL1kE3
— Mitch Bannon (

The San Francisco 49ers could potentially enter the fray for Joey Porter Jr. if the Pittsburgh Steelers decide to make their young cornerback available on the trade market.
According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, San Francisco is among the teams that might be interested in acquiring the talented defensive player. Although the 49ers' cornerback rotation has gotten off to an encouraging start, an NFL season is long, and needs can change quickly.
Porter Jr. would therefore be a particularly attractive a

This morning, we learned that Martin St-Louis signed a new contract with the Canadiens. The coach, who had one year remaining on his contract through the 2026-27 season, saw the club terminate his current deal to offer him a new four-year contract.
The deal runs through the end of the 2029–30 season, more or less.
We know that since the beginning of the summer, people have been wondering when all of this would be settled. And even though the announcement was a long time coming, Kent Hughes

NFL fans came very close to witnessing one of the most improbable comebacks in league history.
After Bo Nix suffered a serious injury, the Denver Broncos reportedly explored a rather spectacular option: convincing Drew Brees to come out of retirement to play in the AFC Championship Game.
Nix fractured his ankle during the Broncos' overtime victory against the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs. His injury quickly forced Denver to consider various options at the quarterback position.
According to repo

A few days ago, the Toronto Blue Jays decided to designate outfielder Jesus Sanchez for assignment.
The team had grown tired of his defensive errors and lack of power.
As a result, he was placed on waivers, and other teams in the league had the chance to claim him.
It's believed that a few teams did so. But what's certain is that the Diamondbacks chose to claim him so he could finish the season in town—because that's where he's headed.
Interesting that Sánchez takes Lourdes Gurriel

…our job today, and of course, tonight, is to figure out what it is.Obviously that headline is imperfect and if I were doing the homage to There’s Something About Mary properly, it would read ‘There’s Something about Keri.’ But – even though Keri Russell has had an incredible second act to her career, one that’s extra satisfying given the amount of ingenue energy she had surrounding her circa Felicity, and even though her seemingly endless string of act

I wonder what kind of impact Chris Kreider will have on the Montreal Canadiens’ lineup.
And I'm certainly not the only one wondering that, either.
We know the guy is physically strong, that he can disrupt the opposition with his presence in front of the net, and that he has a knack for scoring. But as for the rest…
Obviously, take it with a grain of salt, but Tony Marinaro has shared his bold prediction of the year for the Montreal Canadiens' upcoming season.
The result?
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