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You’d think that the life of Jenny McCarthy, former Playboy Playmate of the Year and co-host of MTV’s dating show, Singled Out, would be one long beer commercial, filled with good friends! poolside high jinks! windsurfin’! Instead, to hear her tell it, McCarthy’s life has been more like a Jackie Collins novel. Part 1 Chances As these novels invariably start out, McCarthy’s early years were happy ones. The second of four look-alike sisters, she was raised in a “very middle, middle class” Polish neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago. She remembers her tightknit block as “the kind you see on TV where kids play kickball on the street.” Dad was a steel-company foreman who worked two other jobs to put the kids through school; Mom was a hairdresser. Jenny, a bubbly, outgoing girl, naively thought she was going to attend the neighborhood high school with all of her friends. Her parents had other plans: Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High … [Read more...] about Jenny McCarthy: Dating Dame

It still hasn't been announced when Deadpool 2 will finally start filming, but the puzzle is coming together quite nicely. We know that there are going to be some new mutants along for the ride this time around in the form of Cable and Domino, but there are also going to be some fan favorite characters returning from the first Deadpool. The latest cast member who is confirmed to be returning is Leslie Uggams, who played Wade Wilson's roommate Blind Al. The news was confirmed by Leslie Uggams recently at a party for her new HBO show, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. The actress spoke very briefly with Black Film and was asked about her possible return in Deadpool 2. While she didn't offer up many details, she did say that she will "definitely" be back as Blind Al for the highly-anticipated sequel. She may not have had an enormous role in the first Deadpool, but anyone who enjoyed that movie is likely going to be happy to hear that she is coming back. Even with limited screen time … [Read more...] about Blind Al Will Return in Deadpool 2

In a newly unearthed recording from 1969, the Beatles’ principal songwriters discuss tentative plans for a follow-up to their final LP Abbey Road, a revelation that shifts the canonical narrative of that album’s recording sessions and the band’s eventual break-up. The tape — which dates back to September 8th, 1969, two weeks before Abbey Road‘s release — features a contentious conversation between John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison at Apple headquarters in London’s Savile Row. With Ringo Starr hospitalized and undergoing tests for intestinal issues, his bandmates talk about recording another album and a potential single for the Christmas market. “Ringo, you can’t be here, but this is so you can hear what we’re discussing,” Lennon says in the audio, which Beatles author-historian Mark Lewisohn played for The Guardian. The singer proposes that each principal songwriter — Lennon, McCartney and Harrison … [Read more...] about Unearthed Audio Reveals Beatles Discussed ‘Abbey Road’ Follow-Up

This January marks the tenth anniversary of the Beatles‘ appearance on the American charts. Last month Rolling Stone conducted its first full-scale interview with Paul McCartney, in six sessions starting in a London recording studio and ending on a New York street. The New York sessions took place the day after McCartney had entered the US for the first time in two years, visa problems stemming from two marijuana violations now finally resolved. McCartney was cautious in his responses during the first two sessions. He and Linda remembered being on vacation in Scotland when they were first shown John Lennon‘s lengthy interview (Rolling Stone Number 74 and Number 75, January 21st and February 4th, 1971), and having been deeply hurt by it. At first he seemed to want to avoid the kind of controversy Lennon’s interview had generated but in later conversations he became freer with his answers. Because the various sessions were necessarily disconnected, our text does not … [Read more...] about Paul McCartney Is Not Dead (And Neither Is the Past)

Dropped by agents, careers chopped short, many women who brought harassment suits against the network say they've been branded as toxic in TV news and wear a Scarlett letter: "I couldn't bounce back." Julie Roginsky was optimistic walking into her first meeting with an agent after leaving Fox News in 2017. A charismatic Democratic strategist and daughter of Soviet dissidents, Roginsky supplied a rare progressive voice on Fox shows like The Five and Outnumbered. The agent, who represents major TV news talent, had been pursuing Roginsky heavily over the previous year, dangling the prospect of incredible opportunities at Fox and elsewhere. Roginsky seemed poised to transition from part-time commentator to one of the network's full-time co-host slots, a role that typically comes with a seven-figure salary and the promise of lucrative book deals and speaking fees. But in April 2017, Roginsky became one of several women who sued the network and its former CEO, Roger Ailes, for sexual … [Read more...] about Fox News Whistleblowers, Struggling for Work, Claim Widespread TV Industry Retaliation: “No One Was Hiring Me”