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Amos Poe, a trailblazer of New Yorks underground film scene, passed away at 76. Known for his work in the No Wave movement, he directed The Blank Generation and TV Party. Tributes poured in from Jim Jarmusch, Joe Berlinger, and others. Poes career spanned from indie films to Hollywood, always staying true to his roots.

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Awhina Rutene, Married At First Sight Australia star, reveals the harsh realities of influencer life. Despite her fame, she yearns for a simple family life, admitting the jobs freedoms come at a cost. She shares her struggles as a single mom and losing friendships, while also addressing her rocky relationship with ex-husband Adrian Araouzou. Awhinas candidness offers a glimpse into the challenges faced by reality TV stars in todays economy.

The Cures Perry Bamonte, a beloved guitarist and keyboardist, has passed away at 65. Bamonte, who joined The Cure in 1984 and became a full-time member in 1990, was known for his quiet intensity and creativity. He played on several iconic albums and performed over 400 shows with the band. Bamontes final performance was in November 2024. He will be deeply missed by fans and bandmates.

Pat Finn, known for his roles in Friends and The Middle, passed away after a cancer battle. His daughter Cassidy shared a heartfelt tribute, highlighting his kindness, humor, and impact on those around him. Family and friends remembered his joyful spirit, love for the Chicago Bears, and the lasting legacy he left behind.

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt celebrate their first Christmas as parents to baby Scottie Rose, born on December 12th. Hewitt shares a glimpse of their holiday joy with a tiny red and white knit bootie on December 26th. The couple announced the birth on December 18th with cozy family photos, honoring Petes late father and Elsies middle name. Fans adore the updates, with Hewitt revealing she knew Pete would be the father of her children on their first dinner date. The family of three is off to a strong start, blending holiday cheer with heartfelt tributes and endless love.

Jordan Kleppers new special, Jordan Klepper Fingers the Pulse: Give the Man a Prize, explores the evolving political landscape post-Trump. Klepper observes a shift in Trump supporters openness and pride in their views, contrasting it with the seemingly stunted pushback from the opposing side. He finds hope in the absurd and joyful protests, like a naked bike ride against ICE facilities in Portland. Klepper, a Daily Show correspondent since 2014, reflects on the Trump eras impact on comedy and Jon Stewarts historic journalism award. Stream the special on Paramount Plus and YouTube.

Coco Gauff, the 21-year-old Grand Slam champion, shared a heartwarming Christmas post with her boyfriend, Jalen Sera, marking a rare public display of their relationship. The couple, who have been together for over two years, posed in matching reindeer antlers, with Gauff wearing a stylish one-sleeve white top and festive headband. Fans were delighted to see this glimpse into her personal life, as Gauff has previously mentioned that her boyfriend is a musician and not an athlete, providing her with a fresh perspective outside of tennis. The post follows Gauffs earlier sharing of a photo with Sera from New York City and her opening up about cooking dinner with him while watching Venus Williamss historic win.

David Spade shares his decades-long feud with Eddie Murphy, stemming from a joke during SNLs Weekend Update. Spade, a fan of Murphy, quipped about a falling star, which Murphy took as racist. The joke strained their relationship for years, but at the SNL 50th anniversary, they reconciled, with Spade now considering it resolved family business.