She wears short shorts
Next year there’ll finally be a sequel to the 1995 fantasy-adventure movie Jumanji, and the first still photo from the new picture came out this week.
Such is the sophistication of modern movie marketing that le tout Hollywood is buzzing about this snapshot — not because it’s inherently interesting, but because the woman in the cast, Karen Gillan, spoke out on Twitter to defend her scanty attire.
The picture shows Kevin Hart, and Dwayne (The Rock) Johnson and Jack Black in safari clothes, while Gillan wears not much: a snug crop-top sweater, short shorts and boots.
Because it’s 2016, this is, of course, deeply offensive to everyone.
But Gillan promises via Twitter that “there is a reason” — which will soon be revealed — why she’s wearing “child sized clothes.” Just keep paying attention, people! Model Behati Prinsloo and rocker Adam Levine have become parents, Us Weekly reports.
They named their daughter Dusty Rose Levine.
Details are scarce. Us says the baby was born “in the L.A. area” and that a home birth had been planned. Wherever Behati was when the population increased, “everything went well,” Nameless Insider tells the mag. “They’re a very happy couple. … I can tell you they make very beautiful babies together.”
Behati is 27. Adam’s 37. Got US$10.95 million to spare? Then you could be the new owner of Leonardo DiCaprio’s Malibu beach house.
We don’t know exactly why he’s selling — not enough models nearby, maybe. Forbes mag has details about the hot tub and the two-car garage and the fact that he bought the joint, back in 1998, for a mere US$1.6 big ones. All women, all the time: After Ghostbusters and Ocean’s 8, get ready for Magnum’s Daughter P.I.
Deadline.com confirms that ABC is developing a series about the adventures of Lily Magnum, daughter of the character played so successfully by Tom Selleck (CBS, 1980-88). The Lily character appeared in four episodes of the 1980s show.
Like the original, this will be set in Hawaii and will have plenty of humour along with the detecting. There’s a meta-story, too, one stolen directly from the terrific series Burn Notice: who ruined Lily’s career in U.S. naval intelligence and why?