Common Gossip

A year ago, we learned that Tiffany Haddish, Melissa McCarthy, and Elisabeth Moss were co-starring in a movie, The Kitchen, about mob wives who take over when their husbands go to jail. Full Story

I posted a couple of weeks ago about Tiffany Haddish and Common leaving a party together. They’ve been working on a movie but they’d also been hanging out when they weren’t working Full Story

Tiffany Haddish and Common have been in New York the last few weeks working on a new movie called The Kitchen also starring Melissa McCarthy. Last week, The Blast reported that they were both at the Uncle Drew premiere after-party, posting a video of the two of them leaving in the same car at the end of the night. Full Story

The first trailer for The Hate U Give dropped during the BET Awards last night. If you’ve been reading this site, you know how I feel about Angie Thomas’s novel The Hate U Give. You know how Lainey feels about it. We’ve haven’t been subtle about how much we were moved by the story of Starr Carter and her best friend Khalil. Full Story

Serena Williams and Common broke up about 6 years ago. There have been rumours that they got back together a few times in those years but as far as we know right now, they are not together. Full Story

Living in a city where you regularly wake up to headlines tallying how many people got shot Full Story

I love riding the elevators in the hotel on Oscar day. They are very fast and constantly packed and never boring. You see the early risers who want to work out, and then later the influx of Makeup and Hair artists troop in, and you can tell what their clients are like by how rigid and set their faces are. Full Story

“…Hello, Dorothy!” I mean, come on.  Did you see that star? That alleged ‘rookie’, Shanice Williams? Did you see her kill this show, without breaking a sweat? What a blast that was to watch.  It’s not just people being nice (when have you ever heard of people being nice on Twitter?) Look at the reaction she got from the rest of the cast: Our new star @LuvbeingShanice Full Story

You’ve heard me rattle on all year about these televised musicals. The Wiz airs Thursday night on NBC, and it is going to be far better than the live musicals of the previous years, which is good for musical lovers but bad for live-tweeters. This article from the Hollywood Reporter Full Story

Or, as they were inexplicably referred to during the call-up, Lonnie Lynn and John Stephens. Maybe your real name has to be on your Oscar?  I mean, what do you say? They had already won the night, and the award, with the performance of Glory which gets more intense and heartrending each time you hear it, instead of less. Full Story