A Halloween party at Jamie Foxx’s California home reportedly turned violent after a man was stabbed in the neck. A partygoer who attended Foxx and daughter Anelise Foxx’s annual Skvlk Fest event at the star’s Thousand Oaks mansion on Saturday, November 7, was treated for a superficial neck wound, TMZ reported on Sunday, November 8, citing law enforcement sources. A male suspect was reportedly arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, per the outlet. Us has reached out to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office for comment. Related: Jamie Foxx’s Sweetest Quotes About Fatherhood, Raising 3 Kids Jamie Foxx may be…
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NBC’s Mike Tirico will be absent from Sunday Night Football while navigating a “health issue.” “Unfortunately, I will have to miss tonight’s game in Chicago due to a health issue,” Tirico, 59, wrote in a statement shared via NBC’s social media on Sunday, November 8. “I look forward to watching tonight and can’t wait to be back with Cris, Melissa and the rest of our SNF team next Sunday night in Cincinnati.” He continued, “Noah Eagle will call tonight’s game with Cris Collinsworth and Melissa Stark.” No further details were shared about Tirico’s health. The lead NBC play-by-play announcer was…
Never a stranger to controversy, Dave Chappelle has waded into another tempest by reportedly saying he “feels better” after Charlie Kirk’s assassination during a standup comedy show at Madison Square Garden this weekend. A supposed clip of the segment during his MSG appearance as part of New York Comedy Festival circulated social media this weekend and shows the comedian stating, “I feel fucked up saying this. It’s scary being a public speaker . . . Ever since that guy Charlie Kirk got murdered, and I shouldn’t say this publicly, but, I feel better.” Chappelle’s shows are phone free, so the…
Justin Timberlake is finally addressing years-long speculation that his 2006 hit song “What Goes Around… Comes Around” was written about his ex-girlfriend Britney Spears. “Maybe I should dispel a rumor at this point,” Timberlake, 45, teased during a Thursday, November 5, interview with Complex’s Re-Rank. Fans have long suspected that Timberlake wrote “What Goes Around… Comes Around” as a pseudo-sequel to 2002 single “Cry Me a River”, which is widely interpreted to be a shady reaction to his split from Spears, 44, that same year. “Is this the way it’s really going down? Is this how we say goodbye? Should…
As President Donald Trump and the Republican party continue to navigate the aftermath of a historic midterm elections loss, the commander-in-chief is issuing a public plea for a close, personal friend to take on the coveted – and vital — role of White House press secretary. “I am pleased to announce that the Great Dana White, a violent Fighter and Warrior, has been offered the job of Press Secretary of the United States,” Trump, 80, wrote via his social media platform, Truth Social, on Saturday, November 7. “I have requested that he bring with him assistants, even though some are…
Richard Lloyd, the founding Television guitarist whose fluid, jagged playing helped define the sound of New York’s nascent punk scene, has died at his Chattanooga, Tn., home after being diagnosed in March with cholangiocarcinoma, a serious form of bile duct cancer. He was 75. According to a GoFundMe fundraiser organized by Sean Seymour, Lloyd’s bandmate in the Richard Lloyd Group, Lloyd developed tumors in his liver, including one dangerously close to a major blood vessel. He spent time in the ICU seven times, including two bouts with sepsis and complications involving his liver and kidneys. Among one of the first…
Richard Lloyd, co-founding guitarist of Television and an architect of post-punk, has died at the age of 75. Lloyd revealed in August he had been diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, a serious form of bile duct cancer. According to Rolling Stone, he passed away Saturday morning at his home in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Lloyd was best known as one of the musical minds behind the 1970s punk band and an artist with such alluring musicality to stand on his own, having released nine well-received solo albums over a 50-year career. Related VideoGrowing up in Pittsburgh before moving to New York, Lloyd picked up…


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Jamie Lee Curtis said she is “much closer” to Jake and Romy Reiner following their parents’ deaths. The actress, who was a close friend of the late Rob and Michele Reiner,told Extra on Friday, November 5, that the tragic loss had strengthened her bond with Jake and Romy. “Of course, I mean, we are family,” Curtis, 67, told the outlet of the siblings. “Something like this brings people so much closer. Like Jake and I were sitting shoulder-to-shoulder doing an interview…. and just feeling him there is emotional, and then of course him talking about his parents and their fantastic…
Out of all the special moments Becca Tilley has experienced with Hayley Kiyoko, one may just be a step above the rest. “She did not grow up religious at all, and I did grow up religious, and I was talking about looking for a church,” Tilley, 38, exclusively told Us while attending T-Mobile’s T-Mix House in Los Angeles on Thursday, November 5. “Then she surprised me one day. She just told me we were going on a date. We pulled up, and she had brought me to a church. She was like, ‘Oh, I thought you’d want to try this…
A new exhibit titled “The Art of Metallica” has opened at the Haight Street Art Center in San Francisco, celebrating the artwork surrounding the legendary metal band. “San Francisco has always been a place where art and music fuel one another, and it feels fitting that this exhibition lands here, steps from Haight Street’s own history as the birthplace of rock poster art,” stated Kelly Harris, Executive Director of Haight Street Art Center. “Metallica’s story is San Francisco’s story — a band embraced early by this city’s community of fans, whose visual identity has grown right alongside its music. We’re…


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For half a century, Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians has been a kind of perpetual motion machine: an intricately interlocking, endlessly renewable composition whose patterns shimmer and shift even as they circle back to where they began. For its 50th anniversary — and Reich’s 90th birthday — conductor/director Alan Pierson took that cyclical logic quite literally, turning the utterly distinctive, landmark work into a three-and-a-half-hour communal experience at New York’s Park Avenue Armory. Titled Music for 18 Musicians: Staged Variations, the October production presented the piece three times in uninterrupted succession, each performance entrusted to a different generation of…
The roots of the new Kings of Leon album can be traced to a gnarly X-ray of singer Caleb Followill’s injured foot. The band has seen the evidence: an almost incomprehensible injury that grounded its frontman and sent him into a period of deep contemplation. Kings of Leon had already begun writing what would ultimately become the album O My Beloved in their clubhouse recording studio in Nashville. One night, Followill was at home with his family, settling in for a personal Naked Gun marathon. He was enjoying the ridiculousness of The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear when…
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ is sharing his side of the story after estranged wife Jen Affleck shared a shocking video in which he described her breasts as “sagging.” On Thursday, Jen, 27, posted a throwback video via TikTok amid the couple’s ongoing divorce, writing over the footage, “POV: your [sic] two weeks postpartum trying to become an influencer.” In the clip, Zac can be heard saying, “[I] hope you’re not making a TikTok looking like that. … Your boobs are literally like … Your tits are sagging all over. You don’t want to post that, baby, I can…
The 10-step routine wore you out, and you are not alone. After years of chasing trending serums and TikTok hacks, the people who turned skincare into a lifestyle are stepping back, and the beauty industry is finally catching up. Gen Z and Gen Alpha together control spending power projected to top $17 trillion by the end of the decade, and they are redirecting it toward slow beauty, a pared-back approach that trades viral micro-trends for fewer products, mindful rituals and ingredients that actually work. That shift is already reshaping how brands launch, package and price what they sell. Related: Why…
Nile Rodgers thought he was having some good times using AI in his new music video, but fans are saying he’s le freak for turning to the technology. Now, the Chic bandleader is defending himself against criticism, telling AI detractors they’re “being hypocritical.” It began with Rodgers sharing footage of himself in a photogrammetry rig with the caption, “#working on a #great #art project that’s next #level. This is the start of the process. This AI capture was very thorough and I’m so excited about the finished project.” He added that it was seeing Eagles at the Vegas Sphere that…
Ozzfest will carry Ozzy Osbourne’s legacy into a new era with three dates across the U.K., U.S. and Mexico in 2027. The traveling metal festival founded by the kate Ozzy and his wife/manager Sharon Osbourne more than 30 years ago will launch its comeback July 10 at the National Bowl in Milton Keynes, U.K., before returning to the U.S. on Sept. 11 at Glen Helen Amphitheater in San Bernardino, Ca.Then, on Sept. 18, it will make its first-ever appearance in Mexico, at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City. “Ozzy was the first to launch his own traveling metal festival,” Sharon…