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Netflix’s new Norm Macdonald doc makes the case the stand-up was best sitting down - The Globe and Mail

Open this photo in gallery:The late Norm Macdonald in Judd Apatow's Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald. The documentary is a collage of Macdonald clips assembled by Apatow into a kind of extended YouTube playlist, Nestruck writes. NETFLIX/NetflixHoward Stern’s method of cheering himself up is highly relatable: The veteran shock jock fires up the ol’ internet and watches clips of Norm Macdonald’s best moments as a late-night guest on David Letterman or Conan O’Brien. “When I’m feeling down, what I do is, I go on YouTube and I watch you on various talk shows,” Stern once told the Canadian stand-up who was famously fired from Saturday Night Live in 1998. Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald, Judd Apatow’s new Netflix documentary, is inspired by this common way of consuming Macdonald’s uncommon comedic oeuvre – and animated by the conviction he was the best guest ever. It’s a collage of Macdonald clips assembled by Apatow into a kind of extended YouTube playlist. That clip of Stern interviewing Macdonald, who died in 2021 at age 61, about his talk-show interviews is the meta-introduction.

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Meghan's Latest Move Fuels Harry Marriage Rumors After Report the 'Lonely' Duchess' Relationship Is 'Strained to the Limit' - StyleCaster

Meghan Markle has officially made her first public appearance since moving back to the UK, stepping out with Prince Harry in Nottingham. During the outing, though, many noticed that Meghan wasn’t wearing her engagement ring. This isn’t entirely unusual, as Meghan has rarely been seen with the sparkler. According to The Daily Mail, the former Suits star hasn’t been seen showing off the ring for nearly nine months. In fact, Meghan was reportedly last photographed flaunting the diamond at an NBA game in February 2026.

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Petition Calls for Kelly Clarkson’s Removal From ‘The Voice’ as 'Birdgate' Keeps Flying - Complex

Birdgate has landed at NBC’s door, and fans are now questioning Kelly Clarkson’s position on The Voice. A Change.org petition launched October 15 calls on the network to remove the former American Idol winner from The Voice’s upcoming live shows and bar a future return. The campaign points to Clarkson’s viral clash with Brooklyn curio shop Art of Play, where a five-minute visit and one very expensive mechanical bird triggered days of accusations, surveillance-tape breakdowns and reported death threats. The petition argues that Clarkson turned a minor disagreement into a major problem by broadcasting it to millions of followers. “The Voice is built around mentorship, professionalism, and respect,” the campaign states. “Kelly Clarkson’s conduct in this controversy is inconsistent with those values.” NBC has not yet commented, but as of this writing, Clarkson remains one of the current coaches alongside Adam Levine, Queen Latifah, and Riley Green. The campaign also includes some comedy: its description jokes that Molly, the handcrafted singing bird behind the drama, has created “more drama than an entire season of reality television” and deserves a show of her own.

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‘We’re thrilled’: B.C. Thai restaurant named North America’s best - CTV News

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Selma Blair Releases Statement After Arrest, 'Did Not Intend To Harm Anyone' - TMZ

Selma Blair is finally speaking out after her shocking arrest earlier this week ... releasing a lengthy statement through her spokesperson, who claims the actress "did not intend to harm anyone. " In a statement to PEOPLE, Selma's rep says ... "Selma Blair experienced a medical emergency on the flight. There was no attempt to open the door of the aircraft. Selma did not intend to harm anyone.”

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‘Love is in the Hair’ Among Films Featured at St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival - VOCM

A local filmmaker says the St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival is a big opportunity for people like her to debut her work. Lisah Nsanzugwanko produced a short documentary dubbed “Love Is In The Hair,” a short documentary about a black hairstylist named Caiti who lives in Hearts Delight. The 37th annual film festival kicks off next week in and around St. John’s. She says it’s going to be emotional to see her film on the big screen at the Majestic. “I know it’s going to be super emotional. I know it’s also going to be a moment of gratitude for everyone who took part.” “I’ve known I wanted to make a film for a while because I knew that I really wanted to have a career in the industry, but I really saw an opportunity when the Picture NL Empowerment Program reached out to me. They wanted to try out a documentary and see how it went.”

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Anne Hathaway’s New Thriller Officially Removed From 500 Theaters - Collider

Which Netflix Character Would Be Your Best Friend? Some friends drag you out of the house. Some sit with you on the worst night of your life. Netflix has written both, plus the one who tells you the truth you have been avoiding all week. Answer eight quick questions about how you actually do friendship, and find out which of them was always going to end up in your corner.

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Netflix Adds Chris Evans And Anya Taylor-Joy's Jarring 2026 Comedy - SlashFilm

Chris Evans is back, and he's ready to save the world once again. No, I'm not referring to "Avengers: Doomsday" or even a sequel to "Red One" (i.e. the Christmas-themed Evans and Dwayne Johnson Amazon team-up that definitely doesn't feel like a mass hallucination), I mean "Sacrifice. " French filmmaker Romain Gavras's jarring mix of action, comedy, and drama premiered at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, where it was snatched up by Netflix. But it's only just made its way onto the streamer, which, when coupled with the not-so-excited response from last year's TIFF attendees, doesn't seem to bode well. Yet, there's something to this one. Evans stars here as Mike Tyler, an insecure A-lister whose career is on the rocks. (Is there any other kind these days? Even Tom Cruise is feeling the heat post-"Digger. ") Hoping to reignite his fading stardom, Mike struts his stuff at a ritzy benefit gala in Greece, only for a pack of ecoterrorists to storm the castle. Their zealously serious leader Joan (Anya Taylor-Joy) then declares that they require three captives. What for?

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Jon Gosselin speaks out to support son Collin amid allegations against Kate - Global News

Reality TV star Jon Gosselin is speaking out in support of his son Collin after the 22-year-old accused his mother Kate Gosselin of abuse. The Gosselins famously had eight children (now 22-year-old sextuplets Aaden, Alexis, Collin, Hannah, Leah and Joel, and a set of 26-year-old twins, Mady and Cara), and their TLC reality show, Jon & Kate Plus 8, premiered in 2007. Collin recently released his memoir, In the Shadow of Eight: Surviving the Reality of My Childhood, and spoke about what he alleged took place behind the scenes of the popular reality TV show that he grew up on.

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