Disney/Frank MicelottaIn a post-Oscars interview that aired on LIVE with Kelly and Mark Monday morning, Jimmy Kimmel revealed his live reading of Donald Trump s negative post about him almost didn t happen.Toward the end of the broadcast Sunday evening, four-time host Jimmy read a scathing review of his performance from his phone, adding, "See if you can guess which former president just posted that on Truth Social?""Thank you, President Trump. Thank you for watching. I m surprised you re still up. Isn t it past your jail time?" he added, drawing laughs from the crowd.To Kelly and Mark, Jimmy revealed the show s producers told him, " You have a little bit of time. I was like, I m reading the Trump tweet [sic], " he recalled with a laugh."They were, NO, no don t read that! " Jimmy insisted, adding, " Yes, I am! "Kimmel also poked fun at Al Pacino s peculiar reading of the night s final award winner for Best Picture.The Godfather icon
Jagged Edge ProductionsAs is tradition, before Hollywood biggest night comes the winners list the stars don t want to be on: The Golden Raspberry Awards.The "winners" of the 44th Annual Razzie Awards have been announced, and Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey led the pack with five, including Worst Picture, Worst Remake, and Worst Screen Couple for Pooh & Piglet.The fourth Expendables film took two Razzies.Sylvester Stallone earned his 38th nomination and 12th Razzie win for the action film, with Megan Fox winning one of two Razzies this year for her supporting turn in the four-quel.To note, the pair hosting the reveal, viral comedic personalities The Mean Gays aka Aaron Goldenberg and Jake Jonez, repeatedly mispronounced the official title Expend4bles as "Expend-FOURD-ables," among other attempts.They also noted some Razzie "snubs," including Ezra Miller and Ezra Miller as Worst Screen Couple for playing two versions of himself in The Flash.Here s the f
ABC NewsSome teachers in Oklahoma say they are afraid to teach a book that is the foundation of "Killers of the Flower Moon," one the most talked about films of the year.Nominated for 10 Oscars, the movie depicts the true story of white settlers who systematically murdered wealthy members of the Osage tribe in Oklahoma in the 1920s. The Native Americans became rich after oil was discovered on their land.In northern Oklahoma, just minutes from the Osage Nation, high school English teacher Debra Thoreson says because of new laws in the state she is too nervous to teach the popular book on which the movie is based."If I were teaching that book, we d get to what in society allowed that story to happen." Thoreson told ABC News MaryAlice Parks on "This Week." "What were the laws at the time? What were the social dynamics between races and genders? And you cannot get into that without people being uncomfortable."She says she s worried having an in-dept
Pierre Mouton/Getty Images for Louis VuittonModel and businesswoman Miranda Kerr announced the birth of her fourth child, a boy, Tuesday on Snapchat.Alongside a bouquet of flowers, infant socks and a blanket that reads "Pierre," Kerr, 40, captioned the post saying, "We are so overjoyed by the arrival of our little ray of sunshine, Pierre Kerr Spiegel."She continued, "We couldn t be more excited to welcome our fourth son into our family. Feeling so very blessed."Kerr announced her pregnancy in September on Snapchat. In a post revealing her growing baby bump, she said, "So excited to announce baby no. 4." She later added, "And it s a boy."This is the model s third child with Snap Inc. CEO Evan Spiegel. She shares her first child, Flynn, 12, with ex-husband Orlando Bloom.Kerr and Bloom were married for three years before splitting in 2013. She married Spiegel four years later.In 2020, the Kora Organics founder and CEO opened up about co-pa
DIGICOMPHOTO/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Getty Images(NEW YORK) The number of measles cases linked to an elementary school outbreak in South Florida has risen to six.The outbreak at Manatee Bay Elementary School in Weston 20 miles west of Fort Lauderdale and located in Broward County was first reported on Friday with the initial patient being a third-grade student without a history of travel, according to the Florida Department of Health (DOH).On Tuesday, Broward County Public Schools was notified of one additional confirmed measles case at the elementary school, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to six, according to a statement from John Sullivan, chief communications and legislative affairs officer for Broward County Public Schools."We expect to receive further guidance from the Florida Department of Health tomorrow and will continue to keep the school and its families updated with the latest information," Sullivan said.It s unclear what grade the other infected