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You know what show I've been missing? Mike and Molly. I can't believe it still hasn't made it's season debut.

I guess it is because Melissa McCarthy is filming Ghostbusters.

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Jared Leto Apologizes For Taylor Swift Diss...
Jared Leto apologized Monday after he was seen dissing Taylor Swift and her latest record in a video.

The Suicide Squad actor and 30 Seconds To Mars frontman took to Twitter to get his message to fans after the video, uploaded by TMZ, caused an uproar on social media.

"The truth is I think @taylorswift13 is amazing + an incredible example of what's possible. If I hurt her or her fans my sincerest apologies," he wrote.

In the video, recorded by a friend with a handheld camera, Leto and his band mates are seen in a studio attempting to extract musical inspiration from Swift's 1989 album. After flipping through songs like "Welcome To New York," "Blank Space," and "Style," Leto expressed it isn't about her music, but about theirs.

"I mean, [expletive] her, I don't give a [expletive] about her," Leto said. "It's whatever works for us."


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"Oh man...you must be devastated. I know how much this title meant to you."" - Jessica Chastain, teasing her The Huntsman Winter's War costar Chris Hemsworth about his Sexiest Man Alive reign coming to a close

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This actor of many movies admits he was nervous while filming 'The Hateful Eight'...

Clare Bowen Tngaged to Brandon Robert Young...
Clare Bowen and Brandon Robert Young are engaged.

The 31-year-old Australian actress confirmed the news Sunday on Twitter after hinting at an "unforgettable" night the day before.

Bowen and Young got engaged Saturday during the actress' performance at the Grand Ole Opry, according to Sounds Like Nashville. Young is also a singer, and has performed with his now-fiancée on several occasions.

"My boyfriend came out on tour with me, and we were able to play a couple things we wrote together and one of the most well-received ones is called 'Drums,'" the actress told Penn Live in June. "It's just about being yourself, loving who you love, dreaming what you dream, being who you are."

Bowen plays Scarlett O'Connor on ABC musical drama Nashville, which airs Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET. The star made headlines in November after she cut off her hair to support an ill fan and challenge beauty standards.


Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy Engaged...
Peta Murgatroyd showed off her engagement ring next to fiancé Maksim Chmerkovskiy on Saturday.

The 29-year-old Australian and 35-year-old American professional dancers attended the Sway Alfalit Gala in Miami just hours after getting engaged. Chmerkovskiy proposed onstage following their performance in Sway: A Dance Trilogy at Olympia Theater.

"I can't tell you how happy I am," Murgatroyd told Us Weekly magazine at the gala. "I was completely shocked. I'm just overwhelmed with it all right now."

The Australian dancer was all smiles as she flashed her custom Cantamessa diamond ring on the red carpet. She also put the sparkler on display in a selfie with Olympia Theater creative director Nicole Volynets on Instagram.


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The actor of many movies who admits he was nervous while filming 'The Hateful Eight'?

It's Channing Tatum... As Quentin Tarantino's latest film The Hateful Eight prepares to open on Christmas Day, star Channing Tatum has admitted to being nervous while on set.

Taking part in a Los Angeles press conference for the film days before the premiere on Saturday, Tatum explained how he was "really intimidated" the first time he arrived on set.

"I think of the first day, I must have looked so geeked out because the very first shot was this crazy 360 [degree pan]," Tatum explained. "And I'm just like wide-eyed trying to figure out what not to screw up."

Part of the reason for Tatum wanting to do his best was due to The Hateful Eight's experienced and star-studded cast which includes the likes of Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen.

"All these guys work together a lot, and it is a unique experience to be in a Quentin movie, I can promise you," Tatum continued. Roth even offered some friendly advice when he noticed the star-struck actor. "And Tim goes, 'Yep. Yep. You're about to be in a Quentin Tarantino film. Pull it together, Channing,' " Tatum continued. "I looked so scared."

Working with Jackson again also made Tatum realize how far he's come as an actor since starring alongside him in Tatum's first film, 2005's Coach Carter.

The Hateful Eight opens in theaters Dec. 25.


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