Cameron Diaz has retired from acting at the ripe old age of 45, according to a source familiar with the matter, Selma Blair. In a recent interview, Blair was asked whether she would ever do a sequel to her and Diaz’s 2002 cult classic The Sweetest Thing, to which she responded, “‘I would have liked to do a sequel but Cameron’s retired from acting, she’s like, ‘I’m done.

Claire’s Accessories, the go-to place for powerbeads in every color, is filing for bankruptcy. Bloomberg reports that anonymous insiders have confirmed the company will be solidifying their Chapter 11 filing in the coming weeks. The extreme measure is an effort to ease the company’s debt of 2 BILLION dollars. That is ten times a “key measure of its annual earnings” and they have an interest payment bill of $60 million due March 13.

Good morning, a Starbucks Zombie Frappuccino dose of upchuck (Piers Morgan) for you: 1) After claiming that Trump would be “very good for women’s rights,” defending her vote for him, and the MAGA hat incident, Caitlyn Jenner now believes that Trump has set back transgender rights 20 years. This Newsweek post leads with a Piers Morgan interview scolding her for not telling the Kardashians about her transition surgery before she released her book.

Philando Feeds the Children is a charity formed in late 2017 in the name of Philando Castile, a black man who was shot and killed in 2016 by officer Jeronimo Yanez during a traffic stop in Minnesota, with his partner and child in the car. Casile worked as a nutrition services supervisor at a local school, and the charity was formed to carry on his history of paying for kids who couldn’t afford lunch.

George R.R. Martin is taking a temporary step back from his LiveJournal, because he’s got too much to do. Wait, is that George R.R. Martin? Or is it me? The L.A. Times points us to the update from Martin’s LiveJournal: Martin made the announcement on his blog Monday, writing, “All’s good, boys and girls... lots of exciting things going on. LOTS of exciting things. Maybe too many. I am buried in work, so much that it is starting to overwhelm me. Even with my army of loyal minions.

Jennifer Garner has responded to a tweet that paired a video from the 2018 Oscars ceremony of her abruptly stopping her applause with the caption, “What realization did Jennifer Garner just come to?” This is a big deal because, in a way, she’s responding directly to me, an idiot.

For over a decade, Ryan Seacrest has been as much of a fixture on the Oscars red carpet as assistants on the verge of nervous breakdowns, celebrities’ mothers, and Meryl Streep. The three hours before showtime—when celebrities take that long stroll from their limos to their seats—have all but belonged to him and E!’s Giuliana Rancic, for better or worse (mostly worse). But on Sunday, his reign may come to an end while he’s still sitting on the throne.

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The world is Greta Gerwig’s oyster; Lady Bird has been both a financial and critical success. Where will she go next? Sacramento! Again and again and again. Vulture reports that in A24's movie podcast, Gerwig discussed with Moonlight’s Barry Jenkins her plans to keep visiting the city of her youth. Like many of us, she was inspired by mysterious writer Elena Ferrante and her Neapolitan Novels: “I’d like to make a total of four films that take place [in Sacramento].

You know how Amy Schumer got married to chef Chris Fischer a couple weeks ago? Well, now you can see some footage from that wedding, including the vows, and it’s all set to a bluegrass cover of “Rainbow Connection” by The Get Down Boys. Schumer gets a little silly during the vows (“I just wanted to plug some of my road dates”) but it’s mostly an earnest, supremely PG affair. Or edited as such. And not a blow-job joke in sight.