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Sunny Hostin, co-host of The View, disagrees with Halle Berrys criticism of California Governor Gavin Newsom over his veto of the Menopause Care Equity Act. Hostin argues that Newsoms decision was based on cost concerns and highlights his support for womens health, including anonymous abortion medication prescriptions, abortion pill coverage, and safety regulations for womens products. Newsoms office acknowledges Berrys advocacy and shares the goal of expanding menopause care access, explaining the veto was due to potential increased healthcare costs for working women.

Chad Spodick, a former contestant on Finding Prince Charming, passed away at 42. Known for his kindness and love for animals, he was remembered as a light in the lives of those around him. A GoFundMe was set up to support his mother and pets. He is deeply missed.

Five Nights at Freddys Two opens with a bang, earning $7.2 million in previews, set to gross $35-40 million over the weekend. While not as strong as its predecessor, it still has a $36 million budget and a talented cast, including Josh Hutcherson, Matthew Lillard, and newcomers McKenna Grace and Teo Briones. Meanwhile, Zootopia Two and Wicked: For Good continue to dominate the box office.

Adolescence on Netflix leads Critics Choice Awards nominations with six nods, exploring a gripping mystery around a teens alleged murder. The series, co-created by Stephen Graham, delves into the pressures young people face today, featuring a talented cast and airing on E! and USA Network on January 4th.

Awards season kicks off with the Critics Choice Associations thirty-first annual Critics Choice Awards nominations. The film Sinners leads with seventeen nods, while Netflixs Adolescence tops TV categories with six. New categories include Best Variety Series, Best Stunt Design, Best Casting and Ensemble, and Best Sound. The ceremony, hosted by Chelsea Handler, airs live on E! and USA Network on January fourth. Fans and professionals await the results, celebrating the years best in film and television.

Lauren Silverman, now Lauren Cowell, has officially adopted her fiancé Simon Cowells surname, reflecting their family unity. She previously kept her ex-husbands last name for her sons sake but now feels ready for marriage. Despite Simons reluctance towards grand weddings, Lauren jokes about their low-key, unconventional approach to life and love.

WWE Superstar Braun Strowman reveals his relationship with a petite Italian woman, joking about their height difference and her ability to keep him grounded. He also shares his excitement for his new role in USA Networks Everything on the Menu, showcasing his love for food. This revelation offers fans a glimpse into the personal life of the wrestling giant.

Luka Dončić, Los Angeles Lakers star, welcomed his second child, a daughter, with fiancée Anamaria Goltes. He missed Thursdays game against the Raptors and is expected to miss Fridays game against the Celtics. The Lakers won Thursdays game without Dončić, with Austin Reaves scoring 44 points. Dončić has been excelling this season, averaging over 35 points, 9 assists, and 9 rebounds per game.

Sean Hayes shares a humorous anecdote about his first meeting with Drew Barrymore, involving a shared bathroom experience at a party in the late 90s. Despite Barrymores lack of recall, the story offers a glimpse into their early Hollywood days and Hayes journey from commercial auditions to his iconic role in Will and Grace.