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April 13, 2016 - 10:12 BST hellomagazine.com The 29-year-old actress surprised fans when she debuted a baby bump this week Megan Fox totally surprised her fans this week when she debuted a baby bump at an event in Las Vegas. Megan filed for divorce from her husband Brian Austin Green in August 2015, and it was assumed they had gone their separate ways - but there has been a reconciliation. " Of course Brian is the father! " a source confirmed to People . "They never stopped loving each other and they will never stop being devoted parents to their boys." continuing to work on their marriage and are living together again ," a second insider revealed. CLICK TO VIEW GALLERY VIEW GALLERY Surprise! Megan Fox debuted her baby bump in Las Vegas this week Megan, 29, filed for divorce in August after five years of marriage and 11 years together. But despite their split, the couple have been regularly … [Read more...] about Pregnant Megan Fox reveals identity of her baby’s father

Photo: Rob DeMartin/Spotify It’s been just over two years since Spotify cannonballed into podcasting, marking its spendy February 2019 acquisitions of Gimlet Media and Anchor as a splashy first step in the company’s expansionary transition from a music streaming platform towards something that’s significantly more than that. It was a scaling up of ambition, one that founder and CEO Daniel Ek conceptually outlined in a blog post titled “Audio-First” published at the time. As has been chronicled at length in this newsletter, that transition went on to include a string of further acquisitions (Parcast, The Ringer, Megaphone), a steady drumbeat of buzzy content partnerships (Joe Rogan, the Obamas, Kim Kardashian, etc.), and a bevvy of product experiments that poke at the edges of the current on-demand audio experience (playlists, vodcasts, talk-music mixes, etc.). The past two years are abundant with Spotify-filled headlines, and they collectively exert the feel of a show of … [Read more...] about Key Podcast Takeaways from Spotify’s Big Event

Zendaya and John David Washington in Malcolm & Marie . Photo: Dominic Miller/Netflix Malcolm and Marie may be the only two people who appear onscreen in Sam Levinson’s Malcolm & Marie , but an unseen third character looms nearly as large. She’s a film critic for the Los Angeles Times — “the white lady from the L.A. Times ,” in the parlance of the script — whose every action inspires teeth-gnashing anguish in John David Washington’s Malcolm. First, she praises his film at its premiere, but only compares him to other Black directors. Then she writes a positive review, but in terms he feels have more to do with signaling her own progressive politics than genuinely grappling with the work. Finally, she suggests that Malcolm’s handling of his female protagonist is marked by the male gaze, a critique that inspires one of the film’s many, many monologues. “You can’t hang everything on identity,” he says. “You can’t say that I brilliantly subverted this trope ’cause I’m … [Read more...] about Talking to the Film Critic Who (Maybe) Inspired