Elordi, tall. Jacob Elordi is being investigated by the New South Wales Police after an alleged February 3 assault on Joshua Fox, a producer for the Australian radio show The Kyle & Jackie O Show, according to NBC News. On the following day’s episode of the program, Fox detailed the incident from his perspective. Allegedly, the show had gotten a tip that Elordi was at a beer garden, Fox went there, and as Elordi was leaving, Fox approached him while filming the interaction.

Following his recent apology video, Shane Dawson is now under fire by the family of Willow Smith for a resurfaced clip that showed Dawson pretending to masturbate to a poster of then-11-year-old Smith. “To Shane Dawson … I’m done with the excuses,” Jada Pinkett Smith, Willow’s mother, tweeted. Jaden Smith, Willow’s brother, also addressed the video on Twitter. “SHANE DAWSON I AM DISGUSTED BY YOU. YOU SEXUALIZING AN 11 YEAR OLD GIRL WHO HAPPENS TO BE MY SISTER!

For months we’ve obsessed over the reasons behind James Franco’s bizarre-but-fascinating decision to join the cast of General Hospital as a murderous artist named Franco. So when we ran into the coy actor Monday night at a Cinema Society screening of his Sundance-bound Allen Ginsberg biopic, Howl, we asked for — nay, demanded! — a straightforward explanation for his soap-opera move. And he finally gave it to us. It turns out Franco has been a soap fan for a long time.

Likely too busy getting herself frequently arrested for the sake of our planet’s future, Jane Fonda is cutting back on the knives and syringes as she continues to live her best octogenarian years. That means: No more plastic surgery! Long may that endlessly playable Megyn Kelly interview reign! “I can’t pretend that I’m not vain, but there isn’t going to be any more plastic surgery—I’m not going to cut myself up anymore,” Fonda told Elle Canada in a new interview.

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Janelle James is in too deep. Eight years ago she started down the difficult and objectively foolish path of standup comedy, and now it’s too late to turn back. “It’s the dumbest thing. It’s a needle-in-a-haystack-ass career. And I’m a woman. And I’m black. What? But I like it so much.” Comedy appears to be liking her in return. In the past year she’s toured with Chris Rock, made New Faces at Just for Laughs, and has now released her debut album Black and Mild.

Janelle Monáe doesn’t make albums. She builds worlds. At the outset, you’re swept up in a whirlwind of quirky characters and unique topography, and briefed on the overarching social order that connects them. Monáe is a formidable actor, dancer, and singer-songwriter with a sci-fi heart. Her music has often used robotics allegories to unpack present-day trauma, weaponizing extraordinary machines to extract truths about the human condition, just as Yoshiyuki Tomino’s Mobile Suit Gundam, Alex Garland’s Ex Machina, and Isaac Asimov’s I, Robot play with house ethics and morality beneath the glint of precious metals.

Jared Leto wearing the jacket in question. Jared Leto took a major fashion risk at the European premiere of Suicide Squad, showing up in a lime-green Gucci jacket that looked like something Buddy the Elf might have worn had he been a 1960s mod. Tom & Lorenzo liked it! Twitter being Twitter, it wasted no time before turning the ensemble into a meme, particularly when one Jason Momoa fan discovered that Leto had actually been in attendance for the jacket’s runway premiere, greeting its appearance with the delighted look of a child who’d just been handed a year’s worth of candy:

Jason Aldean Several musicians and celebrities shared their condolences early Monday morning after a gunman in a Las Vegas hotel opened fire on a country-music concert Sunday night. During Jason Aldean’s concert for the Route 91 Harvest Country Music Festival, the shooter fired at the crowd,leaving more than 50 dead and wounding over 200 people. Police identified the gunman as Stephen Paddock, 64. On Instagram, Aldean called the night “beyond horrific,” and said his family and crew were safe.

“I Feel Like Dancing” might be the name of a lead single on Jason Mraz’s latest album, but that doesn’t mean the singer always felt that way. In fact, on a recent episode of Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s Dinner’s on Me podcast, Mraz revealed that he lowkey tried to sabotage his own run on season 32 of Dancing With the Stars. According to Mraz, he went into the competition thinking he would be eliminated early, only to realize around two or three weeks in that he was probably going to make it to the end.