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Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Kate Hudson cuts a stylish figure in a brown midi dress as she joins glamorous Mindy Kaling and Brenda Song on the Emmy FYC red carpet for Running Point in LA
Kate Hudson, Mindy Kaling and Brenda Song were dressed to impress as they attended the official Emmy FYC red carpet event for their series Running Point in El Segundo, California on Friday. American actress Kate, 46, who stars as the lead character Isla Gordon in the Netflix comedy series, looked stunning in a chocolate brown midi dress. The chic ensemble featured a high asymmetric neckline, a figure-hugging waist, and a flared skirt with a bow detail. She completed the look with open-toe tortoiseshell heels, a silver bangle, stacked silver rings, and statement drop earrings. Her wavy blonde locks were styled in a chic half-up, half-down hairstyle, and she wore a bronzed, glowy makeup look. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the Daily Mail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Meanwhile, her co-star Brenda Song, 37, turned heads in a sheer black crochet dress adorned with beaded embellishments. She layered the ensemble over a form-fitting black bodysuit that highlighted her figure. To complete her look, she styled her brunette tresses in a voluminous blowout and wore a natural makeup palette. While Mindy, 45, who co-created, co-wrote, and executive produced Running Point, looked stylish in a structured black top with flared sleeves. She teamed the ensemble with a pair of light-blue high-waisted denim jeans and added inches to her height with pointed black heels. The Office star completed her look with a flicky blowout and a glamorous makeup palette. The trio posed up a storm on the carpet, with Kate and Mindy sharing a sweet moment as they embraced and giggled in front of cameras. Also in attendance were Running Point stars Toby Sandeman, Scott MacArthur, Fabrizio Guido, Chet Hanks, Drew Tarver, and Max Greenfield. While Mindy, 45, who co-created, co-wrote, and executive produced Running Point, looked stylish in a structured black top with flared sleeves The sports comedy follows Isla Gordon (Hudson), the sister of the president of a pro basketball team in LA, who is unexpectedly thrust into the top job. Described as 'ambitious and often overlooked,' Isla must prove to her skeptical brothers and the wider sports world that she's the right woman for the role. It premiered on the streamer on February 27, less than a year after it was announced at the platform's 2024 Upfront presentation. The series premiered on Netflix on February 27, less than a year after being unveiled at the platform's 2024 Upfronts. It was created by Mindy Kaling, Ike Barinholtz, and David Stassen.
Yahoo
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Brenda Song Recalls Her 'Emotional' Reaction to Running into 'Suite Life' Costar Phill Lewis' Now-Grown-Up Daughter (Exclusive)
Brenda Song told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview that she recently ran into her former Suite Life of Zack & Cody costar Phill Lewis' daughter Annie while out to dinner with her husband, Macaulay Culkin She described the reunion as "emotional" because Annie — whom she has known since she was 3 years old — is now "like a full-grown woman" Phill famously played Mr. Moseby in the Disney Channel series, and Song would sometimes babysit Annie Brenda Song is recounting her "emotional" reunion with a special member of the Suite Life of Zack & Cody family. In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE tied to her partnership with DoorDash, the actress, 37, revealed that she recently ran into former costar Phill Lewis' daughter Annie while out to dinner with her husband, Macaulay Culkin. She recalls being blown away by seeing Annie all grown up. "I ran into Phill Lewis' daughter, who I've known since she was 3 years old, and she's like a full-grown woman, and it made me so emotional," Song says. "And she's like, 'Mama Brenda!' " Song says Annie told Culkin, 44, how she taught her to do makeup and even babysat her when she was little. "And Annie was like, 'You would come babysit.' Because I remember Phill, who played Mr. Moseby, and his wife Megan, I would go and babysit the kids because I was like, 'They need a night off because parents need nights off.' And I loved being with them," Song tells PEOPLE. She says seeing Annie after all this time was "this weird kind of full-circle moment." "I was like, we are really a family. We still see each other. I love them to death. They are truly my second family. He is my second father," she adds of Phill, 57. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. The Suite Life, which also starred Cole and Dylan Sprouse, aired on the Disney Channel from 2005 to 2008. It followed the adventures of brothers Zack and Cody Martin, who lived in a Boston hotel suite. Song played hotel heiress London Tipton, and Phill portrayed the hotel's manager, Mr. Moseby. A sequel series, The Suite Life on Deck, debuted in 2008, followed by The Suite Life Movie in 2011. Last year, Dylan and Cole, now 32, reunited with Phill on the red carpet at the premiere of Dylan's movie The Duel. The trio posed for photos together at the July 28 event, with the Sprouses standing on opposite sides of Phill with their arms around him. At one point, Dylan playfully air punched Phill, who reacted with a big smile and later leaned in and hugged his former costar. The show's stars have enjoyed other reunions over the years. Back in 2022, Cole hilariously crashed a video press interview that Song was doing at the time with Lana Condor. The moment was captured in a clip shared on TikTok. is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! In the clip, Cole told Song he was "so upset" when he found out that Condor would be talking to her. "I miss you!" he said. Song jokingly replied: "You don't answer my texts. You don't talk to me." "To be honest, this is probably the only way Cole will talk to me, so …" she added with a laugh. Read the original article on People


Buzz Feed
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
AAPI Celebs In Their First Role Vs. Now
It's Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! And to celebrate, let's take a walk down memory lane to see these AAPI celebs during their early days in Hollywood vs. what they look like today: To start, Jason Momoa in Baywatch: Jason Momoa now: Brenda Song in 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd: Brenda Song now: Michelle Yeoh in Supercop: Police Story 3: Michelle Yeoh now: Young Mazino in Beef: Young Mazino now: Keanu Reeves in Brotherhood of Justice: Keanu Reeves now: Constance Wu in Fresh Off the Boat: Constance Wu now: Dwayne Johnson in The Mummy Returns: Dwayne Johnson now: Lucy Liu in Shanghai Noon: Lucy Liu now: Daniel Dae Kim in Crusade: Daniel Dae Kim now: Maitreyi Ramakrishnan in Never Have I Ever: Maitreyi Ramakrishnan now: Sandra Oh in Double Happiness: Sandra Oh now: Vanessa Hudgens in Thirteen: Vanessa Hudgens now: Maya Erskine in Betas: Maya Erskine now: Priyanka Chopra in Salaam-e-Ishq: Priyanka Chopra now: Steven Yuen in Jerry: Steven Yeun now: Mindy Kaling in The Office: Mindy Kaling now: Jackie Chan in Snake Fist Fighter: Jackie Chan now: Taika Waititi in Boy: Taika Waititi now: Dave Bautista in Riddick: Dave Bautista now: Simu Liu in Taken: Simu Liu now: Ross Butler in K.C. Undercover: Ross Butler now: Darren Barnet in American Pie Presents: Girls' Rules: Darren Barnet now: Lana Condor in X-Men: Apocalypse: Lana Condor now: Harry Shum Jr. in Step Up 3D: Harry Shum Jr. now: Anna Cathcart in Descendants 3: Anna Cathcart now: Lola Tung in The Summer I Turned Pretty: Lola Tung now: Finally, Henry Golding in Crazy Rich Asians: Henry Golding now: Who's your favorite AAPI celeb on this list? Share your thoughts in the comments! Check out more AAPI-centered content by exploring how BuzzFeed celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! Of course, the content doesn't end after May. Follow BuzzFeed's A*Pop on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube to keep up with our latest AAPI content year-round.
Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
NFL schedule release: The 7 teams that won the social-media video battle
NFL players prepare for the Super Bowl. NFL social-media teams prepare for schedule release day. What was once a straight-forward day of revealing when and where teams will be playing each week has turned into a 32-team battle royale to go viral on social media, with production values increasing every year. The competition is fierce. Wednesday's schedule release day was no different, though some teams tried harder than others. Some teams released television parodies longer than five minutes. Some just let their players have fun. The Cincinnati Bengals pretended like they were too cool for any of it. Here are this year's standouts: We'll just get this one out of the way. The Chargers go full bore with animation and hatred every year. They did anime in 2022 and 2023. They did "The Sims" in 2024. This year, it was "Minecraft," with the expressed-written consent of publisher Microsoft. We're still trying to dig through all the references in here. should we REALLY make our schedule release video in minecraft?yes yes yesyesyesyes yes yes yesyes yes yes yes yesyes yesyes yes yesyes yesye yes yesyes yes yesyes — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) May 15, 2025 But here's where it gets awkward. The Indianapolis Colts did the exact same thing. Then deleted it, as best as they could. We'll leave you to decide who wore it better. That's fine, I downloaded the Minecraft schedule release for the Colts 🤷🏾♂️. — CLew 🏈🏀⚾️🥊 (@droppedballspod) May 15, 2025 It's never great when your schedule release allows the New York Jets to take an easy shot at you. we had a Minecraft video ready, but decided to change it last minute. our turn now. 😉∞️ — New York Jets (@nyjets) May 15, 2025 At this point, we might as well call schedule releases using animation or video-game tech "Chargers-like." Whereas the Chargers and Colts both did Minecraft, the Atlanta Falcons did a version of "Mario Kart" we're certainly hoping is legally distinct enough for Nintendo's lawyers' liking. Welcome to ATL Kart! — Atlanta Falcons (@AtlantaFalcons) May 15, 2025 Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers decided to do a 16-bit version of "Oregon Trail." Saddle up, Faithful. It's go time.@Ticketmaster | #FTTB — San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) May 15, 2025 And the Washington Commanders did "Roller Coaster Tycoon." The gates are open…time to ride 🎢@Seatgeek | 🎟️ — Washington Commanders (@Commanders) May 15, 2025 Brenda Song of "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody" fame (plus several more television shows, including this year's "Running Point") went viral a couple of months ago with her critiques of the Rams coaching staff. So they brought her in for a local-news style segment to roast their schedule. For the New Orleans Saints, it was, "There's finally been a ruling over the controversial no-call in the 2018 Rams NFC championship game. By me. It's been seven years, grow up." BRENDA. KNOWS. BALL.🚨 Schedule Update '25 with Brenda Song — Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) May 15, 2025 As if to prove Song's point, the Saints did a play on the anger translator from "Key & Peele" and had their guy yell, "The ball was 10 yards away before they even tackled the guy. It was blatant!" There's always a topical one on schedule release day, and the Bills came through with one of the funniest videos of the competition. We're not going to spoil what happens, just watch. Our 2025 schedule powered by AI.@AllenIverson | @Ticketmaster — Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) May 15, 2025 Who doesn't like "Cash Cab"? Or guessing that "Abbott Elementary" is set in Miami? Buckle Chiefs Cab has arrived with our 2025 schedule 🚕 — Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 15, 2025 As for other television parodies, the Baltimore Ravens win the highest-effort award for a seven-minute "Severance" parody that seemed to feature half the organization. You can decide if it was time well spent. The schedule is mysterious and important.@SeatGeek | @AppleTV — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) May 15, 2025 The Las Vegas Raiders did their own seven-minute television parody with a "This is SportsCenter" mockumentary. With Tom Brady now owning part of the team, whoever was in charge of this got in some grade-A sycophancy by nodding to the New England Patriots with a literal goat. This is Schedule Release. 📺 Tune in to NFL Schedule Release 2025 on NFL+ — Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) May 15, 2025 When you have an honor-roll aerospace engineering major on your roster, like the New England Patriots do with backup QB Josh Dobbs, you use him. In this case, you have him oversee a middle-school science class-style egg drop (like schedule drop, get it?). 2025 schedule just DROPPED 🥚⬇️ — New England Patriots (@Patriots) May 15, 2025 We have no words. Whereas every other team spent time, energy and money on their videos, the Minnesota Vikings tattooed their fans to reveal their schedule. Scars 2025 schedule is permanent.#Skol — Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) May 15, 2025 God help everyone involved in making this.
Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
NFL schedule release: The 7 teams that won the social-media video battle
NFL players prepare for the Super Bowl. NFL social-media teams prepare for schedule release day. What was once a straight-forward day of revealing when and where teams will be playing each week has turned into a 32-team battle royale to go viral on social media, with production values increasing every year. The competition is fierce. Wednesday's schedule release day was no different, though some teams tried harder than others. Some teams released television parodies longer than five minutes. Some just let their players have fun. The Cincinnati Bengals pretended like they were too cool for any of it. Here are this year's standouts: We'll just get this one out of the way. The Chargers go full bore with animation and hatred every year. They did anime in 2022 and 2023. They did "The Sims" in 2024. This year, it was "Minecraft," with the expressed-written consent of publisher Microsoft. We're still trying to dig through all the references in here. should we REALLY make our schedule release video in minecraft?yes yes yesyesyesyes yes yes yesyes yes yes yes yesyes yesyes yes yesyes yesye yes yesyes yes yesyes — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) May 15, 2025 But here's where it gets awkward. The Indianapolis Colts did the exact same thing. Then deleted it, as best as they could. We'll leave you to decide who wore it better. That's fine, I downloaded the Minecraft schedule release for the Colts 🤷🏾♂️. — CLew 🏈🏀⚾️🥊 (@droppedballspod) May 15, 2025 It's never great when your schedule release allows the New York Jets to take an easy shot at you. we had a Minecraft video ready, but decided to change it last minute. our turn now. 😉∞️ — New York Jets (@nyjets) May 15, 2025 At this point, we might as well call schedule releases using animation or video-game tech "Chargers-like." Whereas the Chargers and Colts both did Minecraft, the Atlanta Falcons did a version of "Mario Kart" we're certainly hoping is legally distinct enough for Nintendo's lawyers' liking. Welcome to ATL Kart! — Atlanta Falcons (@AtlantaFalcons) May 15, 2025 Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers decided to do a 16-bit version of "Oregon Trail." Saddle up, Faithful. It's go time.@Ticketmaster | #FTTB — San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) May 15, 2025 And the Washington Commanders did "Roller Coaster Tycoon." The gates are open…time to ride 🎢@Seatgeek | 🎟️ — Washington Commanders (@Commanders) May 15, 2025 Brenda Song of "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody" fame (plus several more television shows, including this year's "Running Point") went viral a couple of months ago with her critiques of the Rams coaching staff. So they brought her in for a local-news style segment to roast their schedule. For the New Orleans Saints, it was, "There's finally been a ruling over the controversial no-call in the 2018 Rams NFC championship game. By me. It's been seven years, grow up." BRENDA. KNOWS. BALL.🚨 Schedule Update '25 with Brenda Song — Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) May 15, 2025 As if to prove Song's point, the Saints did a play on the anger translator from "Key & Peele" and had their guy yell, "The ball was 10 yards away before they even tackled the guy. It was blatant!" There's always a topical one on schedule release day, and the Bills came through with one of the funniest videos of the competition. We're not going to spoil what happens, just watch. Our 2025 schedule powered by AI.@AllenIverson | @Ticketmaster — Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) May 15, 2025 Who doesn't like "Cash Cab"? Or guessing that "Abbott Elementary" is set in Miami? Buckle Chiefs Cab has arrived with our 2025 schedule 🚕 — Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 15, 2025 As for other television parodies, the Baltimore Ravens win the highest-effort award for a seven-minute "Severance" parody that seemed to feature half the organization. You can decide if it was time well spent. The schedule is mysterious and important.@SeatGeek | @AppleTV — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) May 15, 2025 The Las Vegas Raiders did their own seven-minute television parody with a "This is SportsCenter" mockumentary. With Tom Brady now owning part of the team, whoever was in charge of this got in some grade-A sycophancy by nodding to the New England Patriots with a literal goat. This is Schedule Release. 📺 Tune in to NFL Schedule Release 2025 on NFL+ — Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) May 15, 2025 When you have an honor-roll aerospace engineering major on your roster, like the New England Patriots do with backup QB Josh Dobbs, you use him. In this case, you have him oversee a middle-school science class-style egg drop (like schedule drop, get it?). 2025 schedule just DROPPED 🥚⬇️ — New England Patriots (@Patriots) May 15, 2025 We have no words. Whereas every other team spent time, energy and money on their videos, the Minnesota Vikings tattooed their fans to reveal their schedule. Scars 2025 schedule is permanent.#Skol — Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) May 15, 2025 God help everyone involved in making this.