“Kong: Skull Island” stomped all over the box office this weekend, surpassing forecasts with an estimated $61 million North American debut. But it’s “Get Out” that we should be celebrating: Jordan Peele’s horror satire crossed the coveted $100 million threshold, the second non-franchise film to do so this year after M. Night Shyamalan’s “Split.” With a $21 million intake bringing its total grosses to $111.

Rupert Grint is totally fine with being mistaken for fellow famous redhead Ed Sheeran. During a recent appearance on “The Late Late Show with James Corden,” the “Harry Potter” star spoke about his resemblance to the “Shape of You” singer. “It’s kind of 50/50 now,” he said, adding, “If someone stops me I could go either way. I could be Ed or I could be me.

If you thought you’d ever hear Scarlett Johansson comment on her recent divorce from Romain Dauriac, you were wrong. In a statement to People, the “Ghost in the Shell” star explained why she plans to stay quiet on the subject.

Hauser’s iconic threads are currently on view at New York’s Museum of Art and Design, part of the exhibition “Counter-Couture: Handmade Fashion in an American Counterculture.” The show revisits the mind-warping fashions of the 1960s and 1970s that,in defiance of the consumerism-laced American Dream, opted to dream up alternative ways of dressing, protesting and being.

For more than 23 years, Osborne hosted screenings of classic films such as “Gone with the Wind” and “Vertigo” on TCM, serving as the preeminent expert on all things Hollywood, including films of the golden era and the history of the Academy Awards. He also regularly enlisted A-listers like Carrie Fisher, Drew Barrymore and Alec Baldwin for co-hosting duties and interviews. “All of us at Turner Classic Movies are deeply saddened by the death of Robert Osborne.

We all need an Emma in our lives. While doing a Q&A with Movistar+, a Spanish TV platform, for her upcoming film “Beauty and the Beast,” the actress abruptly, but very politely, interrupted her co-star, Dan Stevens, while he was speaking. “I’m so sorry,” she told the female reporter who was interviewing her. “You would do this for me and I would do this for you. You’ve got pen on your chin.

Keith Olbermann is demanding that people call out President Donald Trump’santi-immigration policies for exactly what they are. In a new clip for GQ’s “The Resistance” series, the journalist said the executive orderthat barred refugees and visitors from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States was simply a “Muslim ban.” And he labelled Trump’s immigration enforcement order as a “purge of Hispanics.

Good news for cord cutters, YouTube is getting into live TV. On Tuesday, the company announced its launching a new live and on-demand internet TV streaming service called YouTube TV. Subscribers will have access to more than 30 networks, including ABC, CBS FOX, NBC, USA, FX and 10 sports networks, including ESPN, Fox Sports and NBCSN for $35 per month, in addition to paid YouTube content from YouTube Red.

On Tuesday, FX announced it has ordered a second installment of Ryan Murphy’s “Feud,” which will focus on Princess Diana and Prince Charles. Season 2, appropriately titled, “Feud: Charles and Diana,” is set to air sometime in 2018. The announcement comes before the Sunday premiere of the first installment, “Feud: Bette and Joan.

The news comes after Colmes announced in January that he was taking a leave of absence from the network for medical issues. Colmes began his broadcasting career in radio, working for a variety of news stations across the northeastern U.S.He joined Fox News shortly before it debuted in 1996, serving as the liberal counterpart to Sean Hannity. Their show, “Hannity & Colmes,”ran until 2009.