As Americans head into Thanksgiving, Oprah dropped a YouTube episode on “going non-contact” with a focus on parents and children. It’s been up for 24 hours and has nearly 500k views. This isn’t a Reel, it’s over an hour long. 

 

People still want to go deep with Oprah and she doesn’t cheap out on the production. 

 

 

Kate Hudson is leaning into yellow right now, it’s her colour. If she does get the Oscar nomination, will that be her lucky charm?

 

This is going to be very controversial but the Thanksgiving plate? Eat it, enjoy it, no need to photograph it. It’s not a good looking meal. 

Hardly a hard launch since they’ve been photographed together multiple times, but Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster are now insta-official. 

 

When I last mentioned Vanity Fair’s Hollywood Issue I said there were men positioned to be movie stars that never quite made it (like Scott Eastwood and Henry Cavill). And I should have included Liam Hemsworth, who I forgot. So I guess that says it all. 

All’s Fair trolled its way to a second season. Is it Emily In Paris “hate watch” bad, or just bad? 

 

How many Golden Globes nominations is it going to get? 

 

Hear me out: are these two a little “Dax and Kristen” lite? Let’s think on it. 

Bradley Cooper has produced a documentary about caregivers, an often overlooked, overworked and ignored group. It’s a complex spot to be able to take care of the person you love and also feel frustrated and burned out over it.

Photo credits: Steven Bergman/ AFF-USA.COM/ MEGA/ Wenn

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