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Surprise! Chicago Med Star Nick Gehlfuss Reveals Marriage to Lilian Matsuda. Surprise! Chicago Med star Nick Gehlfuss reveals to PEOPLE he recently tied the knot. At Monday's PEOPLE & Entertainment Weekly's Upfronts Party in New York City, the actor shared that he married girlfriend Lilian Matsuda in a "big wedding in Ohio" and has been spending part of his honeymoon promoting the NBC franchise of Chicago-set procedural dramas. "I wanted to invite a lot of my cast mates, but, because we're a franchise, I would have had to invite the entire Chicago franchise. I started on P.D. and I went to Fire, and now with Justice, it would have been crazy," Gehlfuss said. "It rained that day in the morning, which is good luck. And then it was perfect after that. And it was on Friday the 13th, and the next day it dropped twenty degrees and then Sunday, blizzard, snowing on the way here." As for the couple's honeymoon, the star reveals they plan on going abroad. "Besides the one we're having right now, we're going to go to Japan probably at some point," shared Gehlfuss, who gave his bride pearl earrings for their big day. Also at the PEOPLE & Entertainment Weekly's Upfronts Party was Gehlfuss' costar Yaya DaCosta. "We're so happy for Nick. We're ecstatic. She's unbelievably cool They're perfect," the actress gushed about the newlyweds. Laverne Cox, Vanessa Hudgens, America Ferrara, Jaimie Alexander, Christian Slater, Ray Liotta and Mandy Moore all gathered to celebrate the best of the upcoming TV season. (People)

Glee's Becca Tobin Is Engaged to Zach Martin. Becca Tobin has a wedding in the works. The actress, who played Kitty Wilde for two seasons on Glee, revealed that she is engaged to entrepreneur Zach Martin Monday. The announcement was made on her LadyGang podcast with Keltie Knight and Jac Vanek. "I got engaged!" Tobin, 30, told her co-hosts. "This hurts me so much because this is the part of being engaged that I don't want, so this is painful for me." Knight thought Tobin was "joking" when she broke the news before they taped the podcast -- and she wasn't the only one taken aback. "Every single person thought I was kidding," Tobin said. "I thought he was kidding when he had the ring in front of my face! I thought it was fake." "Are you so excited to marry your best friend?" Vanek asked. "Hashtag: so blessed!" Tobin replied in a sarcastic tone. "You'll never, ever see a post where I say, 'I'm so lucky to marry my best friend' -- any of that garbage. It makes my stomach turn." "Do you want to talk about it more?" Knight teased. "No, I don't," said Tobin, who flashed her engagement ring Saturday while attending the Shaky Knees Festival with Martin in Atlanta. "I'm really thrilled, though. We don't have an extravagant story. I told him I would, like, castrate him if he did anything crazy. Like, I really didn't want, like, a thing, so it was, like, really perfect for me. So...there you go. One day I'll tell the story." Martin, who met his fiancee through mutual friends, was recently a guest on Tobin's podcast. "Our special guest is a super famous dude named Zach Martin who is crazy enough to date me and even crazier to come on the LadyGang and answer all your burning questions," she joked. Knight and Vanek warmed Martin up by asking what it's like to date Tobin, to which he jokingly replied, "It's like dating a man. She's like a dude. She farts a lot -- a lot of bowel movements." In all seriousness, Martin told them, "It's really good." "I've never seen Becca smile so big," Knight said. "She must like you." "That's because I'm nervous for what he's about to say," Tobin said. "This is a really bad idea." "She doesn't have a filter," Martin said, "so I'm not going to, either." Sounds like a match made in heaven. (Eonline)

Chloe Grace Moretz & Brooklyn Beckham Make Red Carpet Debut as a Couple. Chloe Grace Moretz and Brooklyn Beckham just took a major step in their relationship. The two hit their first red carpet together earlier at the Hollywood premiere of Moretz's new comedy Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising. "Now, it's out. It's done," Moretz, 19, told me. "Get over it. It's real. We're together and that's it!" Beckham, 17, actually surprised Moretz by flying in for the premiere from London. "He's very sweet," Moretz said, adding, "He's a very very genuine man. He's a gentle man." The two took some photos before Moretz made her way down the carpets to do interviews. Beckham was spotted hanging out behind the step and repeat before heading into the theater. Moretz also gushed about Brooklyn's mom Victoria Beckham. Yes, they talk about fashion. "She's a sweetie," said Moretz, who was wearing a black ensemble from Alexander McQueen. "I love everything she does. We definitely give each other compliments, that's for sure." The raunchy Neighbors sequel is something different for Moretz. In fact, she even shot a sex scene with Efron. While it didn't make the final cut of the movie, Moretz said, "We're going to release it online pretty soon. It's pretty wild." Co-star Seth Rogen said, "She, I believe, penetrated him in a way that he did not care for." Yikes. Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising in theaters on Friday, May 20. (Eonline)

Celine Dion Candidly Revisits Rene Angelil's Final Days: "We Were Living in Hope, Knowing That There's No Hope." After losing her husband Rene Angelil to a decades-long battle with cancer, Celine Dion knows the show must go on even if her heart never will. "You know what, I'm 48 years old and I lost the love of my life. I miss him a lot from when he was great but not when he was suffering," she candidly said to People. "I cannot be selfish. You have to let people go. I feel at peace." However, finding such peace was not an overnight process for the Grammy-winning musical icon who had known her late husband nearly all her life. After meeting him at 12 years old, Angelil immediately became Dion's agent and transformed her into a swift success in Canada. 14 years later, they became husband and wife and remained that way for over two decades as she continued to rise up as one of the most notable singers in musical history. Unfortunately, their partnership in and out of the studio came to an untimely halt when the producer passed away in January after fighting throat cancer for the second time. "It's been a long, long journey," Dion told the magazine about Angelil's declining health. While Dion consistently kept a brave exterior in the public eye, the 48-year-old mother of three faced terrifyingly trying moments at home. "We were living in hope, knowing that there's no hope," she said. "There were times when I was very, very scared and he'd write me 'The end is near, I feel it.' I would go back and say, 'How can you say that? Are you in more pain?' Now I know it's possible for someone dying to feel when it comes." When his last day arrived, Dion asked him not to worry and assured him she and their children were going to be okay. Then, she plead for him to go in peace. "I covered him because he was very cold," she said in an interview on Good Morning America. "I took one of his bathrobes. I put one on him, one on me and I talked to him in his ear. I kissed him so much." The loss was equally difficult to explain to the couple's three young sons, Rene-Charles, 15, and twins Eddy and Nelson, 5. "The only thing I wanted is for them to say up," Dion said on GMA, referencing the Disney film, Up. "Up is a good thing. Up is uplifting." Nearly five months since his passing, Dion has resumed many of the projects she began with Angelil at her side, including performing in her Las Vegas residency show. "I really, really want to prove to my kids their mother is strong," she told the magazine. "He left me with all of his strength. Every day we live with him, just not physically. I'm thankful that he does not suffer anymore." On May 22, Dion will be honored with the esteemed Billboard Icon Award at the annual award show, where she will also take the stage to perform an all too fitting rendition of Queen's "The Show Must Go On" -- her first live performance since losing Rene. "Rene always insisted the show must go on," she told People. (Eonline)

Dancing With the Stars' Ginger Zee Opens Up About Her Battle With Anorexia. Ginger Zee is heading to the finals, and she's opening up along the way. On Dancing With the Stars' May 16 episode, the Good Morning America meteorologist revealed her battle with anorexia, which she struggled with as a teenager. And after the semi-finals, Ginger, 35, opened up about why she decided to share her story with viewers, telling E! News she wanted to help others struggling with the disease. "My advice is this is a choice, this is a choice you can make and there are a lot of amazing parts of life ahead of you," she said. "You can overcome it. It shouldn't control you. You can do this." During the episode, Ginger said her parents' divorce, which happened when she was seven, "effected" her childhood, explaining, "I needed to control something. I know what I'll do, I'll just not eat." Of that time in her life when she struggled with anorexia, mainly from ages 10-14, Ginger told us, "I just think all the time, 'What a waste that was. I chose to do that? What a terrible thing?' There are many diseases that choose you, you can choose to get out of it as well." Fortunately, Ginger was able to overcome the disease, and recently welcomed her first son, Adrian, with husband Ben Aaron in December. And now, she's set to compete for the mirrorball trophy in next week's DWTS finale. "I'm so grateful that it happened," she said of making it to the finals with partner Val Chmerkovskiy, who stressed, "We're in the finals, but the show's not over. There's still a lot of work to do." DWTS' finale airs Monday at 8 p.m. on ABC. (Eonline)

Tom Hanks Calls Himself a "Total Idiot" for Diet That Led to Type 2 Diabetes. Tom Hanks revealed that he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2013, but now he's looking back on his life and habits and realizing what led him to receive that medical news. In a new interview with the Radio Times, the Oscar-winning actor, 59, says he should have taken better care of himself when he was younger. "I'm part of the lazy American generation that has blindly kept dancing through the party and now finds ourselves with a malady," he shares. "I was heavy. You've seen me in movies. You know what I looked like. I was a total idiot." The Bridge of Spies star said he would try to keep a grip on his diet by making slight alterations to his meals, but it eventually turned out that it wouldn't be enough. "I thought I could avoid it by removing the buns from my cheeseburgers," he explains. "Well, it takes a little bit more than that." But he won't be brought down by his diagnosis. Hanks is staying positive about his medical malady. "My doctor says if I can hit a target weight, I will not have Type 2 diabetes anymore," he says. When he revealed his diagnosis on The Late Show With David Letterman, Hanks explained his doctor told him he had to return to his weight from his teenage years. "My doctor said, 'Look, if you can weigh as much as you weighed in high school, you will essentially be completely healthy. You will not have Type 2 diabetes,'" he shared. "And then I said to her, 'Well, then, I'm gonna have Type 2 diabetes, because there is no way I can weigh as much as I did in high school.'" Hanks also considers himself blessed for becoming a dad at such a young age because it helped him avoid getting sucked into the Hollywood party scene. Now a father of four, Hanks said he didn't become the typical "s--tfaced artist." "I'm lucky," he says. "I was in charge of offspring at a very early age, so I didn't have the luxury of being able to get stoned a lot, and I never drank too much. "I was never what I call a s--tfaced artist," he adds. "I thought it was more fun to be seeing what was going on. I did my share, but it didn't become a habit." Shortly after admitting his health news, Hanks told an audience at the BFI London Film Festival that he would no longer be willing to gain or lose weight for roles. "I've talked to a number of actors who have gained weight for roles, and just the sheer physical toll it puts on one's knees and shoulders -- no one wants to do it again," The Guardian quoted Hanks as saying. "I'm 57 and I don't think I'm going to take on any job or go on vacation again and see to it that I can gain 30 pounds." (Eonline)

Khloe Kardashian on Lamar Odom: "I Don't Believe in Divorce." Khloe Kardashian takes her faith very seriously. The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star wrote an essay about her Christian faith for Tuesday's edition of Lena Dunham's Lenny newsletter. In it, Khloe defended her decision to divorce Lamar Odom in 2013 after four years of marriage. "I've been blessed with a lot in my life, and I've also had challenges," said Khloe, whose divorce proceedings stalled after Lamar was hospitalized in the fall of 2015. "It was a challenge for me when I decided to get divorced." As Lamar spiraled, Khloe was faced with a tough choice. "At my core, I don't believe in divorce," she explained. "But I came to a point in my marriage where I had to make the choice to take care of my own mental and emotional well-being in order to protect myself and my happiness. I am at peace with that decision and do feel like I honored my vows to the very end. I feel that I kept the serious vows I made in front of God with every inch of my heart, which is why I am still honoring them today even though my relationship with my ex-husband is in a different place. I believe in caring for my partner -- past or present -- 'in sickness and in health,' and feel at peace with my relationship with God even after the fact. I'm thankful that I can rely on my God, who, along with my family, has led me through some of the most difficult times of my life." Khloe has "always been a very spiritual person," she revealed. "Believing in a higher power is what guides me to make the right decisions. While I believe in heaven and hell and angels and spirits, I don't judge people for their beliefs. And I don't understand how others can sit around casting judgments on people because they have different religions and a certain point of view." However, the E! reality star doesn't subscribe to one faith in particular. "I don't believe you need to be a certain religion to embrace someone else's religion. It's a matter of respecting someone," she said. "I'm a Christian but I don't think a church necessarily makes you religious." Khloe also admitted she was "bitter and angry" with God after her father, Robert Kardashian, lost his battle with cancer in 2003. Though it was a difficult time in her life, she wrote, "My relationship with spirituality has changed over the years, but I've never stopped believing. I enjoy going to church, I just haven't found a church that I'm passionate about, where I fit in." Now, at 31, she reads daily devotionals. "The devotions are just one page each, with a quote from the Bible, a breakdown of its meaning, and a daily prayer...I read these affirmations to my glam squad every day," Khloe wrote. "They think I'm nuts, but I love it, and that works for me." (Eonline)

Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas are the latest celebs to take a spin in James Corden's "Carpool Karaoke" ride -- and this was a good one! The late night host couldn't get through the trip without asking Jonas about his love life and his famous purity ring. And, of course, Demi got in on the fun too. "You dated Joe (Jonas)," Corden started in on Lovato. "You dated Selena Gomez," he continued to Nick. "You two never.....?" "Never!" they both replied. After the songstress revealed that she's more into older men, she helped James get to the bottom of Nick's romantic life. "It was Miley [Cyrus], then Selena, then back with Miley," explained Lovato. "Thank you Demi," Nick replied. "It was Cyrus, Gomez, Cyrus, then Gomez then I don't know what else happened," the pop star continued. "It was all during the time you're wearing your purity ring?" asked Corden. "When did you decide to ditch the ring?" "I had a real relationship with an adult, and I fell in love actually, and I decided it was time to take the purity ring off," the former Jonas Brother explained. "Are we going to keep talking about my dating life?" Nick got his wish, and the trio got back to the music. The group sang DNCE's "Cake By the Ocean," Jonas' "Close," Lovato's "Heart Attack" and more hits. The musical gang then decided to pull up to the sidewalk and test out their new band, performing "Confident" with Corden on the drums, Jonas on the guitar and Lovato singing. (Too Fab)

Prince's siblings are now in a battle royale over how to market their late brother ... and make money in the process. We've learned more than a dozen lawyers representing Prince's 6 siblings have been at each other's throats, competing for ways to get money for their clients ... and quickly. Our sources say 3 and possibly 4 of the siblings and their lawyers have put together a TV package, with major music producers and famous artists who will perform Prince songs for a 2 hour TV special set to air in August. The plan is to make the 6 siblings co-producers, which will give them enough money to tide them over as the bank running the estate figures out how to dole out the cash. Here's the conflict. We're told Tyka and at least one other sibling is not on board ... she wants to produce her own special and control it. The other siblings are enraged Tyka gets to live rent free in a house Prince owned ... a house on which the bank is still paying the mortgage and home-related expenses. The siblings feel they too should get comparable support, but they're getting nothing ... thus their idea for the TV special. One source connected with the negotiations tells us, the lawyers met last week and "it's gotten really nasty. No one can agree on anything." (TMZ)

Ciara got shot down in a big way in custody court Monday ... TMZ has learned. Sources connected to the former couple say Ciara showed up in court asking for sole custody of their 1-year-old son, baby Future. She claimed Future was a bad parent who was not present in the child's life. We're told she and her lawyer also trash talked Future to the judge, saying he was a bad person. For his part, Future showed up and asked for joint custody, and the judge was squarely on his side, rejecting her arguments. California courts favor joint custody, so the decision was in line with the law. We got Ciara leaving court, and she was mum. It's been a bitter battle since baby Future was born. She's filed a $15 million defamation lawsuit against him. The case is ongoing. (TMZ)

Chris Brown's ATV antics have been captured on video ... which is now in the hands of the LAPD. The video -- shot by one of Brown's San Fernando Valley neighbors and obtained by TMZ -- shows Brown and a friend, each on an ATV, and another friend on a 3-wheeler, driving at a high rate of speed in the neighborhood. As we reported, some of Chris' neighbors are enraged he's been driving recklessly in the neighborhood. They say Brown was doing doughnuts on the street last Wednesday, even on someone's lawn. Brown denies it, but this video was shot the next day. The video has been turned over to the LAPD, which has already told us will be sent over to the L.A. City Attorney for possible criminal prosecution for disturbing the peace. Chris believes the neighbor who shot the video is just angry because he's "rich and black." BTW ... driving an ATV on a public street is illegal. (TMZ)

Sinead O'Connor's been forced out of her native Ireland by her father, ex-husband and ungrateful son ... if you buy what she's selling in a rambling angry letter about her suicide attempts. Sinead blames her ex, John Reynolds, and son Jake for forcing her to "run to another continent just to stay alive." As we've reported, she's now living outside Chicago, and disappeared for 24 hours ... leading friends and family to think she was going to kill herself. She acknowledges having a "suicidal compulsion" and says to the men in her family ... "Every one of you had better pray I die. Because I'm suing the f****** lot of you for what you've done to me if I manage to live through it." In her Facebook post the singer also rants about abortions, her mother's death, her "psychological destruction" and a mountain of medical bills. Sinead vows that if God doesn't kill her ... "We are all going to court and we are gonna have this out in full public for once and for all." (TMZ)

One of the paramedics who rushed to James Gandolfini as he was dying in Rome, stole his $3,000 watch ... according to prosecutors. Claudio Bevilacqua's trial started Monday in Rome. It's still unclear if he allegedly stole the Rolex Submariner right off the 'Sopranos' star's body, or if it was lifted from his hotel room. TMZ broke the story ... Gandolfini's people reported the Rollie was missing to his insurance company back in 2013, a few months after he died of a heart attack. At the time, there was no suspect named in the theft. Monday's hearing was brief, and Bevilacqua was not present in court. (TMZ)

Legendary Tejano singer Emilio Navaira -- an early pioneer of the genre -- died Monday night. Navaira reportedly died of a massive heart attack while he was at home. Family members found him unresponsive. He was 53. Emilio was good friends with Selena Quintanilla -- they performed and recorded together and popularized the music style in the '90s. He was widely considered the Garth Brooks of Tejano music. The San Antonio native won a Grammy in 2002 for best Tejano album "Acuerdate." (TMZ)

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It didn't take long for Shark Tank star Daymond John to see the spark between his co-star Robert Herjavec and his fiancee Kym Johnson. Talking to PEOPLE on Monday night at PEOPLE & Entertainment Weekly's Upfronts Party in New York, John dished on Herjavec's relationship with Johnson, and how he saw an instant connection between the two. "I saw it immediately. I just saw that – this isn't just your dancing partner, but you're talking to "her" in a very caring manner," John told PEOPLE. "I'm just really happy for him." The pair plan to wed later this summer and John says he's already started thinking about what to get the man who has everything. "You don't want stuff that is of material value. You want something that somebody put thought into," he added. "Robert is into race cars. You get a copy of the key to the Batmobile from 1965, he's going to appreciate that way more than if you get him a Tiffany lamp. Herjavec, 53 and Johnson, 39 were engaged in March almost a year after he first met the dancer, when he was her partner on Dancing with the Stars. "It was a really magical moment," Johnson told PEOPLE exclusively at the time. "I was just so happy." (People)

Billie Lourd comes from a long line of famous women, and they're all just as awesome as you might imagine. PEOPLE caught up with the actress at Monday night's PEOPLE &Entertainment Weekly Upfronts party in New York City, and Lourd spilled all the details on mom Carrie Fisher and grandmother Debbie Reynolds, who just debuted their documentary Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds in Cannes. "I was [interviewed] a little bit, but not that much," said Lourd, 23. "It was more of a Debbie-Carrie thing. I'm always proud of my mother, she's killing it right now. She's incredible." "I should do [a documentary] about my mom now, right?" added the star. "But she's kind of already done it." Of Reynolds, 84, Lourd said it was "such an incredible thing to get footage of her." "She's had such an incredible career and she's done so many shows that people don't even know about," Lourd said. "She performs in Reno, she performs all over the country. It's an incredible thing for people to see what a full star she is. She really does it all." But beyond her on-screen and onstage skills, Lourd says Reynolds is "an incredible grandmother." "She is incredibly funny. I was downstairs with her just a week ago-she lives downstairs at my house, we're all on this crazy actors compound that is insane," she explained. "And I went down there and she was trying to convince me to start my own act, because she things that that's the way that acting happens." Imitating Reynolds' voice, Lourd joked, "'Well, dear, I know you're doing this TV show, and you're on Star Wars or whatever, but I really think you should form an act. Cabaret is such an important art, and I think you should get a couple of songs together and do an act.'" And Reynolds is actually a huge fan of "that TV show" Lourd is on, a.k.a. Fox's hit series Scream Queens, which premiered last year. "She thinks it's hilarious, she loves it so much," Lourd said. "She loves the costumes. [She's] obsessed with fur and ear muffs and all of that." Another favorite project of Lourd? Working with mom Fisher, 59, on the Star Wars franchise. "I'm back in [Star Wars: Episode VIII]," Lourd revealed. "I shot for a month. I've already signed, so I can't say much. But I'm going back in June and I'm shooting for another month." Of working with her mother, Lourd said it's "really trippy." "We're watching each other. And we're still being mother-daughter, even though it's like, actress-actress," she explained. "She's awesome," Lourd added of Fisher. "And it was even better in this one. She's great and she looks great. She's killing it." Scream Queens Season 2 is set to premiere this fall on Fox and Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds will air on HBO in 2017. (People)

Holly Madison Is Suspicious of Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett's ''Hypocritical'' Attacks -- and Here's Why. Does Holly Madison want to respond to Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett's recent verbal attacks? Sure, she does, but she's not going to do it in the same manner as her former Girls Next Door co-star. The pregnant reality star and author of upcoming book The Vegas Diaries stopped by Jenny McCarthy's SiriusXM podcast Dirty, Sexy, Funny to discuss the recent shade that was thrown at her from Kendra. "I didn't really get emotional about it. Obviously, I can go on Twitter and say just as vulgar things about her, but what is that gonna do for me? Nothing. I wasn't talking about her. She was reacting to a headline, which was a headline I wasn't thrilled about. When people pull a word that I don't necessarily wanna be associated with and put that in a headline, I get it, it sells magazines. But I'm not necessarily thrilled about it either," Madison began to explain. "We live in a click-bait world, and it's always these crazy headlines. But, she still works in that world, she has a different viewpoint on things." She added, "I was there a long time before she was, so I saw a lot of things she never saw, too. If she wanted to react to the book once, that's fine. But it's a year later, I'm not even talking about it." When asked about the vulgar tweets Kendra tweeted-then-deleted (which included allegations of Holly doing some dirty deeds at the mansion), Holly told McCarthy, "It's gross, but I'm used to it. Even when I was 11 years old and I moved to Oregon from Alaska, I was taller than the other girls and I was really shy, so that meant I was a slut. I'd never even kissed a boy, but that meant I was a slut and I was trying to steal everybody's boyfriends. "I feel like I've been dealing with that slut-shaming and internet trolls for so long. And when it's coming from her, I have my suspicions on where it's coming from and it's so hypocritical, and I feel like I really don't want to lower myself and go there and respond in any way other than, 'I wish you the best. Bye.'" What kind of suspicions, you ask? Well, Madison explains that one of Kendra's show producers is a very close friend of Hugh Hefner's, who is also very loyal to the Playboy mogul, and so, "When you're in that culture, you're still in that culture." Kendra did come out recently and say herself that she's protecting Hef. "I'm protecting Hef, I'm protecting myself, I'm protecting the things that actually made us famous," she said during a radio interview on SiriusXM's Morning Men with Evan Cohen and Mike Babchik. "I'm very appreciative, and I'm very loyal, and he did no wrong. He did no wrong to anyone, and if he did, you know I would be here telling you. If I felt for once that he treated us unkind in any way, I would be right here defending Holly, but I'm not." Regardless of going through her ups and downs with Hef, Holly tells McCarthy that she doesn't really have anything to say to him at this point. "I feel like I don't really care, and I don't mean that in a callous way, I just don't care. But even after I left the mansion, I realized that the person I'd cared about was so much an invention in my head," she said. "I don't know this person. I know how he treated me and how he treated the other women when I was there. But I don't know this person in some ways. And I just feel like I've moved on and he's moved on so I just can't even imagine having to say anything." (Eonline)

There's absolutely no predicting Kristen Stewart's love life. Monday night, the actress was photographed stepping off a boat party in Cannes holding hands with her rumored ex-girlfriend, visual effects producer Alicia Cargile. Leading the way, Kristen strolled off the boat leading Cargile to dry land as the pair looked relaxed and happy together. This is not the first time they've held hands this week either. On Sunday afternoon they left the premiere of American Honey together. Stewart recently spoke out about how she won't define her sexuality despite being linked to various people in recent months including model Stella Maxwell and singer Soko. (British Glamour)

Scott Disick is a Cannes-do kind of guy. The 32-year-old was spotted at the Chopard Wild Party on Monday to celebrate the 2016 Cannes Film Festival along with Kendall and Kris. Disick walked into the party hand-in-hand with Kendall, 20, and donned a black suit with a white button-down shirt. The model wore a beige, feather-laden mini-dress. "A night with my kids! @letthelordbewithyou @kendalljenner @chopard #cannesfilmfestival #family #love," Kris, 60, captioned a photo of Disick and Kendall sharing a laugh. Monday wasn't the first night out that Kourtney Kardashian's ex spent with her younger sister during his Cannes trip. The pair hit up Gotha nightclub in the French city on Sunday. The father of three appeared to let loose during the Sunday night outing and was spotted kissing model Christine Burke (who some have said resembles Kendall) on a yacht at the celebrity hotspot. He and Burke were previously spotted out and about in Calabasas, California, together in March-just weeks after he told PEOPLE he was single. A source previously told PEOPLE that Disick is considered "family" and is "fun to be around." "Scott is still very much around," the insider told PEOPLE, adding that the Kardashians "don't shut people out." "He communicates with all the siblings, and he sees Kourtney a lot. He joins family dinners and is always invited for holidays." (People)

The internet can breathe a sigh of relief: Kim Kardashian will remain naked. While accepting her Break the Internet Award at Monday night's 2016 Webby Awards, the 35-year-old reality queen promised to deliver "Naked selfies until I die." She was given the inaugural award "in recognition of her unprecedented success online and the bold creative ways she has used the Internet, social media, apps and video to connect with a truly global audience," read a press release, per E! News. Winners of Webby Awards are only allowed to say five words in their acceptance speeches -- hence her powerful statement taking aim at the droves of people slamming her nude photos. When Mrs. Kanye West posted a naked throwback to her blond days at Paris Fashion Week 2015, she prompted both Bette Midler and Chloe Grace Moretz to speak out. Their remarks pushed Kardashian to write her own post disapproving of "body shaming and slut-shaming." (Page Six)

J.K. Rowling Defends Donald Trump's Freedom to Be ''Offensive and Bigoted.'' The woman who once compared Donald Trump to Voldemort is now defending him. Yes, J.K. Rowlingmay not be in support of the presidential candidate, but she does support his freedom of speech -- offensive or not. The author gave a speech at the 2016 PEN Literary Awards Gala in New York City on Monday night and shut down a popular 2015 petition to ban Trump from entering the United Kingdom, which had garnered over half a million signatures. "Now, I find almost everything that Mr. Trump says objectionable," Rowling said while accepting a Literary Service Award for her commitment to free speech and social justice. "I consider him offensive and bigoted. But he has my full support to come to my country and be offensive and bigoted there." "His freedom to speak protects my freedom to call him a bigot," she continued. "His freedom protects mine." She explained how banning one person's freedom of speech leads to slippery slope that, in turn, impacts all of our freedoms. She said there would be "no moral grounds on which to argue that those offended by feminism or the right for transgender rights or universal suffrage should not oppress campaigners for those causes." She added, "If you seek the removal of freedoms from an opponent simply on the grounds that they have offended you, you have crossed a line to stand along tyrants who imprison, torture and kill on exactly the same justification." (Eonline)

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Justin Timberlake's Music Video for "Can't Stop the Feeling" Will Make You Love the Song of the Summer Even More. The song of the summer may now have the video of the summer! Justin Timberlake surprised fans at the stroke of midnight when he released the official music video for his new single "Can't Stop the Feeling." Spoiler alert: You're going to like it. "All those things I should do to you/But you dance, dance, dance/And ain't nobody leaving soon, so keep dancing," Justin sang in the hot new track. "I can't stop the feeling/So just dance, dance, dance, come on." The official video comes just one day after Justin's track debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. "What. Is. Happening?!?!" he shared on Twitter when hearing the news. "Just... Thank you fans, radio and AAAH! No words." E! News previously confirmed that the proud father to baby Silas will write and perform original songs for the highly anticipated animated comedy titled Trolls. And while the film doesn't hit theatres until Nov. 4, fans are already loving the sounds of new J.T. "I have always envisioned bringing the two worlds of film and music together for one epic event [and] couldn't be more excited that they will collide in DreamWorks' Trolls," Justin previously said in a press released obtained by E! News. "This film is very special, the music is going to be very special and I can't wait for everyone to experience it all." For true fans who just can't get enough, J.T. recently confirmed that a new album is in the works. And yes, he may be going country too. "I'm not going to be shy about saying that working on this soundtrack has bled into working on some other stuff for myself," he explained to Carson Daly on 97.1 AMP Radio. "I kind of had been talking with Max [Martin] about maybe getting back into the studio just to get creative and then this project came up and so we just kind of jumped on and tackled it together and ended up writing this, in my opinion, like a banger." And while he's already thinking about collaborations for his upcoming disc, his priority remains with Trolls and the film's soundtrack. "We started working on the soundtrack and I just felt really inspired and it kind of worked its way in me to working on another record," he teased during an interview On-Air With Ryan Seacrest. "[The album is] in such an infant stage right now, so I don't have any plans [to release it yet]." (Eonline)

David Bowie & Prince's Deaths Influenced Misfits' Reunion, Glenn Danzig Says. Last week, the Misfits became the latest band to reunite its classic lineup for the festival circuit. Glenn Danzig, Jerry Only and Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein will perform together for the first time since 1983 at Riot Fest stops in Denver and Chicago this September. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Danzig sounded genuinely enthused to be back at it, even if the trio has had more than its share of disagreements in the past. Reconciliation helped bring them back together, but so did their own real-life mortality. "David Bowie's death came out of the blue, as did Prince's," Danzig said, reflecting on the legends' relatively premature deaths. "And I've said it before with Peter Steele and Dio: If you're a music fan, you think these artists will be here forever, but you should enjoy them while they're here, because you never know what will happen. You've got to enjoy it and let it happen before everybody dies." Danzig is 60, Only is 57 and von Frankenstein is 51. The frontman stressed they're all in good health. But when you're the Misfits, you're expected to be a little morbid (the story notes he said this with a laugh). In the end, they'll give a new generation of fans a chance to see the Misfits as they were in their heyday, and if these dates go well, then who knows what will come next. A full-fledged tour? New music? It wouldn't be fitting for the Misfits' reunion to wrap before Halloween. (Billboard)

Wango Tango 2016: Gwen Stefani Dishes on Blake Shelton, Meghan Trainor Talks Tonight Show Fall & More Must-See Moments! It was a wild weekend at Wango Tango! KIIS-FM's Wango Tango music festival took place on Saturday in Los Angeles and tons of Hollywood's hottest artists took the stage to perform. Everyone from Demi Lovato to Ariana Grande to Gwen Stefani rocked the Wango Tango stage and the crowd went crazy for them! Speaking of Stefani, before she stepped on stage she dished to E! News about her man Blake Shelton. The couple just dropped their new song "Go Ahead and Break My Heart" and they even performed it together on The Voice last week. So what has this experience been like for her? She told E! News exclusively, "That feels crazy. That feels extreme. Yeah...It feels like, 'wow, that happened.' I can't believe I wrote a song with that guy." Stefani went on to say, "And then we got a chance to sing it together on The Voice. Like...and everyone got to see that. It was a miracle. It was incredible." Aw! E! News also had a chance to catch up with Meghan Trainor who dished about her recent fall on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. (Eonline)

Soul Sisters Podcast: Noelle Scaggs on Why Fitz and the Tantrums Are Feeling Better Than Ever. Since Fitz and the Tantrums' 2010 debut album Pickin' Up the Pieces, the Los Angeles-founded band has been steadily evolving away from the soul revival sound on which it first made its name and into one that is decidedly its own. It's a distinction well noted on the hot new dance single "HandClap" and something co-vocalist Noelle Scaggs was eager to discuss, joining Soul Sisters ahead of the release of the group's third, self-titled album. "This is our most personal record," she told the podcast. "The fact that it's now self-titled, for me, is very empowering, to be able to say: this is Fitz and the Tantrums." In addition to telling us how she bounced back after feeling utterly "juiced" after two years of touring, Scaggs also expounded on the difficulty of dating on the road ("A lot of guys can't handle that"); how to decide when it's time to let bad friends go; trading L.A. for Nashville ("The women there are very supportive of each other") and being the only African-American woman in a group of white guys. "I've never been an artist that just wanted to be pigeonholed," she insisted. All signs seem to indicate it's working. Be sure to subscribe to our iTunes channel for all future episodes! (Billboard)

Beck, Kacey Musgraves & Violent Femmes to Headline 2016 Pilgrimage Music Festival: Exclusive. Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival will hit Franklin, Tenn., this fall, and Billboard can exclusively announce the first wave of performers for the Sept. 24-25 fest, which includes headliners Beck, Kacey Musgraves, Violent Femmes and The Arcs. The two-day fest takes place at the Park at Harlinsdale Farm, and will also welcome Cake, City and Colour, Shakey Graves, Langhorne Slim, Wild Belle, Better Than Ezra, LunchMoney Lewis and The Strumbellas to its wood-clad stages, in keeping with the natural surroundings. Check out the lineup (so far). In addition to artists performing their own sets, many of which are acoustic, Pilgrimage will host "Pilgri-mashups" where musicians pair off for collaborations on stage, and "Little Pilgrim's Stage" for kids. There will also be food and drinks from the region on display, and several local artists and artisans. Additional performers will be revealed over the next two months. Tickets and VIP packages are on sale starting May 17 and can be purchased here. (Billboard)

Movies

Kristen Stewart's Personal Shopper Booed at Cannes Film Festival. Kristen Stewart has teamed up with director Olivier Assayas once again, but this time her project might be a tad more polarizing compared to her last work with him, Clouds of Sils Maria. Starring in Personal Shopping, Stewart debuted the new horror-fashion film at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival. Unfortunately, it was met with boos at the end -- not because of the movie itself or the acting, but rather for its unclear ending. Personal Shopper stars Stewart as an American fashion assistant in Paris who half-believes she's in contact with her dead twin brother. But for as many boos as there were, the ending also received cheers. "It happens to me once in a while where people just don't get the ending," said Assayas at Tuesday's press conference for the film. "For me, it's the closest I can get to a happy ending. I'm sorry I can t get much further." Assayas later added, "When you come to Cannes, you have to be prepared for everything." "Everybody did not boo," Stewart interjected. "Let's be clear." Despite the boos, most critics agree Stewart's performance is "magnetic" and "mesmerizing," but some argue even her role can't "save" the movie. Stewart's last project with Assayas earned her a history-making Cesar Award. She was the first American actress to win the French prize. Trying to leave her Twilight past behind her, Stewart appears nude in the film, which was a decision she had no trouble making. "I wasn't afraid of [the nude scenes] I will do anything. I really appreciate all of it," Stewart explained at the press conference. "The only way to really show someone who really couldn't connect the dots was to show extreme versions of a person that wouldn't typically go together...the movie is really about her finding herself...it's an enormous identity crisis movie and I really leaned into that. I wanted to be the most naked person I could be...The only way to do that is to really get naked." As for whether she prefers ghosts or vampires, Stewart quipped, "ghosts." (Eonline)

Cannes: Netflix Nabs 'Wheelman' Starring Frank Grillo. The deal for the action-thriller is Netflix's first of the festival. Netflix has made its first deal of the festival, acquiring worldwide rights to action-thriller Wheelman starring Frank Grillo. Grillo plays a getaway driver thrust into a high stakes race-to-survive after a bank robbery goes terribly wrong. With a car full of money and his family on the line, he raced to figure out who double-crossed him, and the only person he can trust is his fourteen-year-old daughter. "We are looking forward to working with this stellar team to bring this action-packed film to our members around the world," said Robert Roy, Netflix vice president of global film. Grillo is also producing along with Joe Carnahan and The Solution Entertainment Group's Myles Nestel. Wheelman is written and will be directed by Jeremy Rush and is scheduled to start principal photography in fall 2016. J Todd Harris, Chady Mattar and Scott Silver are executive producing. "What Netflix and Ted Sarandos are allowing talent and independent film makers to do, is experience a freedom without the pressures of the conventional film model. I couldn't be more excited to be part of this," said Grillo, who is known for starring in The Purge franchise and appears in Captain America: Civil War. The deal was negotiated by CAA and Myles and Lisa at The Solution Entertainment Group. (Hollywood Reporter)

'Tetris' Movie to Be $80M U.S.-China Co-Production. The first project from a new banner founded by China's Bruno Wu and 'Mortal Kombat' producer Larry Kasanoff, the film will shoot in China next year. Chinese media mogul Bruno Wu and producer Larry Kasanoff have unveiled a new joint venture to develop and finance film projects for the worldwide market. Named Threshold Global Studios, the banner's first project will be an $80 million film adaptation of the iconic video game Tetris. The film is being packed as an "epic sci-fi thriller." The partners say it will be an official China-U.S. co-production, with a Western and Chinese ensemble cast. Shooting is expected to take place in China in 2017. Threshold Global Studios is a partnership of Kasanoff's Threshold Entertainment Group and Wu's Seven Star Works. Kasanoff is understood to be at the Cannes Film Festival meeting with sales agents. The partners said in a statement: "The team has been working with The Tetris Company for over a year, and with the formation of Threshold Global Studios, financing has been secured, the story has been created, and now Wu and Kasanoff will co-produce." Threshold's Jimmy Ienner is executive producing with The Tetris Company and Seven Stars. Line producer Dane Smith (Transformers, Harry Potter, Spiderman) will be responsible for implementing the unique Tetris VFX developed especially for the film. "Threshold Global will make cross-cultural movies for the global market," said Kasanoff and Wu. "Tetris, one of the most recognized video game franchises of all time, is a perfect first project for this strategy," adds Kasanoff, producer of Mortal Kombat. "For our debut project, Threshold Global Studios will bring one of the most beloved, cross-generational gaming brands in the world to the big screen." (Hollywood Reporter)

Japan Box Office: 'Zootopia' Holds on to No. 1, Passes $35M. The animated Disney film, directed by Byron Howard and Rich Moore, beat its last frame by 7 percent. After topping the Japanese box office during the previous weekend following two weeks at No. 2,Zootopia saw its take jump by 7 percent this Saturday and Sunday to hold on to No. 1 and take its cume past $35 million. Zootopia brought in another $4.2 million (?459 million) from 351,000 admissions over the weekend. It has been boosted by cinemagoers who are watching both the English and newly released Japanese version, which opened May 10, as well as higher-priced 4DX3D screenings. This weekend is the second time the animated film has beaten its previous frame, though its take dropped in between. Samurai comedy The Magnificent Nine (Tono, Risoku de Gozaru!) was the highest-ranking new entry at No. 2. Directed by Yoshihiru Nakamura (The Inerasable), it took in $1.8 million (?195 million) on 308 screens. If Cats Disappeared From the World (Sekai kara Neko ga Kieta nara) bowed at No. 3, with $1.7 million (?185 million) from 142,000 admissions on 290 screens. The film is based on the 2012 book of the same name, the debut novel by movie producer Genki Kawamura (Confessions, Villain). Takahisa Zeze-directed police drama 64 (Rokuyon) fell two slots to No. 5 during its second weekend, not boding well for the second part of the film, which will be released next month. (Hollywood Reporter)

TV

Michael Strahan Makes First Good Morning America Appearance Since Leaving Live! Michael Strahan made his first appearance on Good Morning America Tuesday since leaving Live! With Kelly and Michael (now Live! With Kelly), and it was business as usual. The former NFL star didn't talk about his final episode, instead choosing to focus on the news at hand. He and his morning show co-hosts kicked off the day by talking about Ginger Zee moving onto the finals of Dancing With the Stars, and eventually Strahan introduced a segment about Tiger Woods, solidifying himself as the go-to sports guy. Chrissy Teigen also appeared on Tuesday morning's GMA, where she sat down with Strahan to discuss baby Luna, motherhood and food -- she is the author of Cravings, a cookbook, after all. Even though she seems to be married to the perfect guy, she has trouble admitting it because she doesn't want to boost his ego too much! "I don't even want to say because everyone already thinks John is so perfect, so I love to kind of twist it and make sure people know that nobody is perfect but I have to say he's been great," Teigen shared when discussing husband John Legend helping out with their daughter. She also addressed the mommy-shaming she faced after going out to dinner with her hubby less than two weeks after giving birth. "I know it was about 9-10 days after or something and we needed a break. We needed to go enjoy each other's company and be out," she explained to Strahan. "I used to read mommy blogs like crazy so I knew mom-bashing was a thing, but I didn't think it would come from going to dinner -- that isn't something that I thought would happen. "We went out for an hour, we had a good meal together. I think happy mommy, happy daddy, happy baby." Unfortunately it didn't end there, but the "All of Me" crooner stepped in to defend his wife because he wasn't getting daddy-shamed. "I know that was really sweet of him because it kept going on and on and he had my back," she gushed. Although they're loving their new life with their daughter, Teigen admitted some things have certainly changed. "I mean there's just no planning for anything anymore, which is hard for me, but it's been really fun," she confessed. (Eonline)

The One Reason Antonio Brown Feels Bad About His Dancing With the Stars Elimination. Antonio Brown and Sharna Burgess didn't make the Dancing With the Stars finals, but hey, that's alright. "I'm totally grateful," he told E! News on the red carpet after getting sent home. "I had the opportunity to spend a lot of time with Sharna. She's a really passionate individual. It's been a great journey for me. I'm really grateful for the opportunity, the people who took care of me on the show... It's been an experience filled with a lot of joy, a lot of hard work and a lot of memories." However, he does feel bad... for his pro dance partner Burgess. "I just feel bad for this beautiful girl right here because she's a winner and I wanted her to get a trophy," he said. Burgess has been on the show for seven seasons. Last year she came in second with Nick Carter and in season 20 she placed third with Noah Galloway. Brown and Burgess received a 27 and 28 for their two dances. The 27 score was for their Argentine tango to "Mi Confesion" by Gotan Project. The 28 came from their contemporary dance to "Hall of Fame" by The Script feat. will.i.am. "There's absolutely no bitterness about this elimination. I think everyone in the final is so incredible," she told us. "I don't know who I would say you out and us in, but I will say I'm disappointed for Antonio... he really wanted it." Dancing With the Stars airs Mondays, 8 p.m. on ABC. (Eonline)

Christina Milian Proves She Can Move Just Like Jennifer Lopez in Steamy Lip Sync Battle Sneak Peek. We know Christina Milian can "Dip in Love," but can see channel some of Jennifer Lopez's most iconic moves? In a sneak peek at this week's all-new Lip Sync Battle, the Grandfathered star takes it back to 1999 to recreate one of J.Lo's biggest hits. As soon as "Waiting for Tonight" blasts throughout the studio, the actress begins to turn up the heat as she gets close to one hunky dancer before leading a group of backup movers and shakers. As for her outfit, we can't help but give credit where credit is due for her black ensemble that includes knee-high boots, leather pants and a skin-barring top. "Can't wait!" Christina wrote on Instagram with a photo of herself dancing away. "Lip Sync Battle with my boy Josh Peck." To throw it back even more, the performance can't help but remind us of when Christina was given the opportunity to sing alongside Jennifer for her song "Play" back in 2001. That same year, Christina released her debut album that included the hit song "AM to PM." While we certainly don't want to play favorites, we can't help but warn her competitor and co-star that Christina has had her fair share of experience on the music stage. Whether performing with Lil Wayne at the American Music Awards or dancing in music videos for her own tracks, the working mom knows a thing or two about taking center stage. But if there's anything we've learned in past episodes, it's to always expect the unexpected. Lip Sync Battle airs Thursday night at 10 p.m. only on Spike. (Eonline)

Castle Series Finale Reveals Caskett's Fate: Did Castle and Beckett Survive? Well, nobody (important) died in the Castle finale! Castle (Nathan Fillion), Beckett (Stana Katic), Ryan (Seamus Dever), Esposito (Jon Huertas), Lanie (Tamala Jones), Martha (Susan Sullivan), Alexis (Molly Quinn) and Hayley (Toks Olagundoye) were all safe and sound, living happily ever after. While there was a bit of a cliffhanger in which both Castle and Beckett were shot and appeared to be dying, an epilogue found them perfectly alive, perfectly together, and the parents of multiple adorable children. So there's that! Everything is just fine. As for the LokSat business, it was all rather convoluted. During their investigation, Castle and Beckett found themselves in a trap, filled with guns. They realized that Caleb, the guy who had been helping them, was now dead, having been revealed as a traitor by LokSat himself. They were rescued by Castle's Los Angeles friend, Mason, in a Korean barbecue taco truck. They then kept following what they thought were leads, but LokSat was always one step ahead. Castle and Beckett headed back to the precinct, and they let everyone in on the situation -- Ryan, Esposito, Alexis, Susan, and Hayley. After Castle and Beckett had gotten themselves separated and promised each other to stay where they were (his office and the precinct, respectively), Castle got in a cab, and of course it was driven by someone evil who called himself Mr. Flynn. He strapped Castle into a nice and creepy torture chair, and gave Castle an IV of truth serum. Then, Mr. Flynn introduced Castle to his boss, LokSat, also known as... the dude who saved them earlier with a Korean barbecue taco truck. Of course, his biggest questions for Castle were who knew about his existence, and Castle was forced to tell him. After LokSat left and Flynn returned, and just after he had given Castle a new IV of death serum, Ryan and Espo showed up, guns blazing. Meanwhile, Mason picked up Beckett and had every intention of killing her until Castle showed up and distracted Mason long enough for Kate to take him down. They greeted all their friends and family members, hugged, and rejoiced that it was all over, before Castle and Beckett headed back to their apartment. Then, Caleb showed up. He wasn't dead! He shot Castle in the chest, then he and Beckett shot each other at the same time, then he went down, and she went down too. She and Castle looked like they were dying, hand in hand. But then surprise! It was seven years later, Castle and Beckett had three kids together, and they were still holding hands. That all felt... fast. That epilogue, while pleasant and necessary, was obviously just tacked on there at the end when the series was canceled, but we guess that's to be expected. It's truly a shame that this is how the show had to go out -- rushed, following months of drama, with all of us knowing that there was about to be a world in which Kate didn't survive that gun shot. This wasn't ideal, but at least it was a thousand times better than that scenario would have been. So thank you, ABC, for cancelling Castle. We're all happier because of it. (Eonline)

Mike & Molly Series Finale Recap: Find Out How Melissa McCarthy's Sitcom Ended. We see love! Mike & Molly came to an end after six seasons of love and laugh on Monday, May 16, with a series finale fittingly titled "I See Love." Yes, that means we no longer get our weekly dose of Melissa McCarthy's awesomeness on TV each and every week. Boo! Hiss! But let's not dwell on that and focus our attention on this delightfully upbeat series ender. (Warning, spoilers ahead!) The finale began with Mike (Billy Gardell) and Molly preparing to welcome their first child in three weeks, even though they were having issues getting their car seat buckled in. Too bad the baby came early...and Mike found out Carl (Reno Wilson) and Victoria (Katy Mixon) are hooking up...again. Talk about an awkward car ride to the hospital! And as the gang waited for M and M's surrogate to give birth, they reflected on how they got to this point (aside from their moms almost coming to blows over where the couple should live). Mike thanks Carl for being there every step of the way during their relationship. "I could not ask for a better friend, or a better partner," before asking him to be the godfather of their baby. Awww! "I love you, Carl," Mike says, to which Carl pulls a Han Solo: "I know." Next, Molly shares a sweet moment with her sister Victoria, expressing her anxiety over becoming a mother for the first time. "if it ever gets too much, I'm going to be there for you...except weekends and mornings," Victoria says. Awww again! Oh, and of course, Molly later asks Victoria to be the godmother. But then it was time for the baby's arrival (which happens to be on Samuel's birthday!): William Michael Biggs, with the entire group being introduced to him at the same time. And then Molly dropped a bombshell: She reveals to everyone that she's pregnant, with a second baby on the way. She cried. Mike cried. Everyone cried. We cried. The episode ended with Mike and Molly singing their baby to sleep with the show's theme song, "I See Love." Yep, we all saw love. And fun fact: Iconic Emmy Award winning director James Burrows, who directed the first two seasons of the series, directed the final outing. What did you think of Mike & Molly's series finale? (Eonline)

Jason Momoa's Reaction to Emilia Clarke's Naked Game of Thrones Scene Is Absolutely Perfect. Khal Drogo is still talking about Khaleesi long after his death -- with the help of Instagram. Game of Thrones alum Jason Momoa, who portrayed Khal Drogo in season one, took to the social media app to chime in on the big scene from last night's episode that got everyone talking, and if you're unaware of what we're referencing, you're in for a doozy (also, spoiler alert!). Khaleesi (Emilia Clarke) went fully nude -- and yes, it was her actual body -- during a scene which showed her walking out of a building in flames, which was obviously hot in more ways than one. So, when Khal Drogo (Momoa), who played her husband on the show, commented on her ultra-sexy-and-also-badass moment, it was absolutely perfect. With a close-up photo of Khaleesi's flawless face, Momoa captioned the picture, "Hahahahahahahahahahahhhahaha. I love GOT. Don't f--k with my boo. Hahahahahahahahah @emilia_clarke love u Moon of my life ALOHA DROGO." SIGH, AMAZING. This isn't the first time Momoa has won the Game of Thrones reaction game. He's posted a few times in response to particular show moments (especially those including Clarke's character), and his excitement never gets old. The twosome reunited in October during Paris Fashion Week, giving fans a roller coaster of emotions when they posted multiple pics together. "Well I guess the sun rises in the west and sets in the east then huh?" the actress said in a photo of her sitting on Momoa's lap. "Paris fashion week just kicked off....!" Momoa also posted several adorable photos from his meeting with Clarke, who he called "too f--king cute." "Really sorry I trusted u," he wrote. "Thanks for killing me. I'd do it again though. That look my khalessi @emilia_clarke ps. I f--king pillow. #hahahahahaha #ohwell #comingbackasaf--kingdragon." (Eonline)

TV Ratings: 'Castle' Ends With Season High. 'Mike & Molly' also rose for its farewell episode. Two broadcast series said farewell Monday, with procedural Castle and comedy Mike & Molly airing their final episodes. Castle, which was unexpectedly canceled last week after eight seasons, closed to a season-high 1.3 rating among adults 18-49. That was two-tenths up from its penultimate episode but relatively steady with its season-seven finale a year ago. Leading into the finale was a steady episode of Dancing With the Stars (1.7 adults). Over on CBS, Mike & Molly aired its two last episodes back to back. The first showing at 8 p.m. dipped two-tenths to a 1.4 rating, but the second episode rose to a 1.6 rating at 8:30 p.m. New episodes of The Odd Couple (1.3 adults) and Person of Interest (0.9 adults) were even with last week's ratings. NBC was also solid with even showings of The Voice (2.1 adults) and Blindspot (1.3 adults). On Fox, Gotham registered a 1.3 rating, while Houdini & Doyle notched a 0.6 rating once again. The CW was steady thanks to a new episode of Reign (0.3 adults) and the season finale of Jane the Virgin (0.4 adults). (Hollywood Reporter)