Julia Louis-Dreyfus is risin’ up to the challenge of her breast cancer ― with a little help from her “Veep” costars. On Thursday, Sam Richardson and Matt Walsh went full “Rocky” to help psyche the actress up for her third round of chemotherapy treatment. In a clip that Louis-Dreyfus shared online, the two actors read some inappropriate motivational quotes before singing their own version of “Eye of the Tiger.

Conversations about Wiley’s work often revolve around this one specific aspect: the idea of injecting brown bodies into an all-white canon. As the artist’s straightforward and affectingstatement reads: “Painting is about the world that we live in. Black men live in the world. My choice is to include them. This is my way of saying yes to us.” However, Wiley’s paintings are not simply exercises in corrective representation ― making the invisible visible.

Thirteen celebrated actors walk onto a soundstage near London. They can’t believe the company they share. Judi Dench is here! Look, there’s Willem Dafoe! Michelle Pfeiffer is making her comeback! Oh, Penélope Cruz ― what good fortune!“Hamilton” sensation Leslie Odom Jr., in the flesh! Let’s ask Daisy Ridley who the last Jedi is! And Johnny Depp stalks the set, too? Well, you win some, you lose some.

Actress and fashion designer Tara Subkoff told Variety that Weinstein had informally offered her a role in one of his films when he sexually harassed her in the 1990s.“That night... I went out to a premiere after party that Harvey Weinstein was also at. He motioned for me to come over to him, and then grabbed me to sit me on his lap," she said. "I was so surprised and shocked I couldn’t stop laughing because it was so awkward. But then I could feel that he had an erection.

Mila Kunis may be the most relatable celebrity around. The superstar actress on Thursday night told Conan O’Brien on his late night show that she used to sell unlicensed, knock-off t-shirts on eBay in the late 90s and early 2000s. Kunis said that the business was all for her best friend, Julie, who needed some fast cash. “We would go to downtown L.A. and buy t-shirts and tank tops for like, two cents,” Kunis told the late night host.

Over the past several days, more than 300 women, including actresses Selma Blair, Julianne Moore and Rachel McAdams, have come forward alleging that the Hollywood director sexual harassed them. Scorsone shared her experience in a post on Instagram, saying she was speaking out to corroborate the stories of other women accusing Toback. In interviews with the Los Angeles Times and Rolling Stone, he has denied all of the allegations.

How YOU doin’? No, seriously, how isWendy Williamsdoing? The talk show host fainted during a costume contest segment for her Halloween-themed show on Tuesday. Dressed in a sparklingStatue of Liberty getup,Williams began to slur her words as she announced the contest winners and wobbled backward before dropping to the floor without warning. Then the show immediately cut to black, as the audience members screamed with concern and crew members rushed to her side.

Bill O’Reilly says he’s made at God over the sexual harassment allegations that drove him off the air at Fox Newsearlier this year. “You know, am I mad at God? Yeah, I’m mad at him,” the devout Catholic said on his subscription web series, according to CNN.“I wish I had more protection. I wish this stuff didn’t happen. I can’t explain it to you. Yeah, I’m mad at him.

What could be scarier than getting an apple or raisins this Halloween? How about a bucket of leafy greens? An online meme has proposed “fun size” Dole salads for kids’ candy pails this year, in a truly scary gag that could be any candy-crazed trick-or-treater’s worst nightmare. “I would legit call the cops on any house that gave these out,” comedic graphic artist “Adam the creator,” who came up with the idea,posted with his image on Instagram.

Mika Brzezinski addressed the mounting sexual harassment allegations against veteran journalist Mark Halperin during Friday’s episode of“Morning Joe,” and said she agreed with NBC’s decision to suspend the longtime contributor. “Our hearts break for Mark and his family, because he is our friend. But we fully support NBC’s decision here,” said Brzezinski, who co-hosts the MSNBC morning show with fiance Joe Scarborough.