Several true crime documentaries are scheduled for release in 2025, including films on Gabby Petito’s murder and the Rust shooting incident, highlighting notable criminal cases.
Ozempic, a diabetes medication, is creating buzz in weight loss discussions. Chelsea Handler ceased use after realizing its intended purpose, while Kyle Richards denied taking it.
Marcus Jordan was arrested for DUI and cocaine possession in Florida. During the arrest, he identified himself as Michael Jordan’s son and denied being intoxicated despite evidence to the contrary.
Justin Baldoni’s attorney clarified that a prior copyright infringement lawsuit against him has been resolved, finding no wrongdoing by Baldoni or his production company, Wayfarer.
Netflix’s Apple Cider Vinegar, premiering February 6, explores wellness influencer Belle Gibson’s fraudulent cancer claims, starring Kaitlyn Dever, and examines the impact on her community.
Michelle Randolph discusses her role as Ainsley in Landman, highlighting the extensive preparation involved and the character’s complex portrayal amidst audience controversy.
Skip Bayless is accused of harassing former Fox Sports hairstylist Noushin Faraji, reportedly offering her $1.5 million for sex after learning of her cancer diagnosis in a lawsuit.
Ryan Seacrest hosts his 18th New Year’s Eve broadcast for ABC with countdowns from multiple locations. Events include performances and playful on-air rivalries with CNN’s Andy Cohen.
Netflix’s docuseries, Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action, explores the aftermath of the murder of Nancy Campbell-Panitz by her ex-husband Ralf, following their appearance on the talk show.
Zachery Ty Bryan, known for his role in Home Improvement, faces ongoing legal issues, including multiple arrests for domestic violence and DUIs, amid a fluctuating career in entertainment.
