Coco 2, Eliza Coupe,Severance, Vivian Wilson March 21

Yella Beezy, a well-known trap artist best known for his track “That’s On Me,” has been arrested in connection with rapper MO3’s 2020 gunshot death. Dallas authorities arrested the 33-year-old, born Markies Conway, after a warrant was issued following his indictment on felony murder charges. This comes two days after a grand jury accused Beezy with “capital murder while remuneration,” stating that he recruited Kewon White to kill MO3 in exchange for money.

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MO3, real name Melvin Noble, was shot and murdered during a daylight attack on a Dallas roadway in November 2020. White, the alleged shooter, was captured a month later and is currently doing time on firearms charges related to the event. coco release date

Beezy, who rose to prominence with his 2017 mixtape “Lite Work, Vol. 2,” has collaborated with well-known singers such as Chris Brown, Young Thug and Gunna. His most recent album, Bad Azz Yella Boy, was released in August 2022.

The star and creator of Abbott Elementary, Quinta Brunson, filed for divorce from her husband, Kevin Jay Anik, on March 19, alleging “irreconcilable differences.” The pair married in October 2021 and set their split date as “TBD.” According to court filings, they had a postnuptial agreement that specified how their property should be shared. Brunson also demanded that each side pay their own attorneys’ fees.

Brunson had kept her relationship hidden, until acknowledging it at her 2022 Emmy address, in which she thanked Anik for his support. She thanked everyone again when she won the 2023 Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Series.

Brunson and Anik are ending their three-year marriage. They didn’t have children together. Anik, who works in California’s legal cannabis market, and Brunson are embarking on the next chapter of their life after their brief marriage.

Severance has become a fan favorite, adored by both reviewers and spectators, but it nearly failed to materialize. Star Adam Scott and executive producer/director Ben Stiller faced numerous challenges while bringing the dark, bizarre Apple TV+ series to life. The show was originally scheduled to begin production in March 2020, but was delayed by the pandemic, two major Hollywood strikes, and a three-year break between Seasons 1 and 2. However, following the Season 2 finale, Apple TV+ announced the show’s third season.

Scott spoke about his experience, stating that the production process felt continuous, with ongoing discussions and brainstorming with Stiller and author Dan Erickson. He pondered on the difficulty of expressing his character’s developing depth across two seasons. Despite the obstacles, such as the pandemic and strikes, Scott stated that the delays allowed for additional screenplay development and artistic refinement.

While Scott was initially concerned about the show’s completion, the delays ultimately benefited Severance by allowing the team to develop their idea and produce something genuinely unique.

Disney and Pixar will return to the Land of the Dead with Coco 2, Disney CEO Bob Iger stated at the company’s annual shareholder meeting. The sequel, which is currently in the early stages of development, is set to hit theaters in 2029. While particular narrative details are kept under wraps, Iger has vowed that the film would be plenty of humor, emotion, and adventure. Original Coco filmmaker Lee Unkrich will return to direct alongside Adrian Molina, with Pixar veteran Mark Nielsen producing.

The 2017 original Coco was a huge success, both critically and commercially, generating over $800 million worldwide and winning two Oscars, including Best Animated Film. The story follows young Miguel’s voyage to the Land of the Dead on Mexico’s Dia de Los Muertos in search of the truth about his family’s history.

This announcement is part of Disney’s overall creative momentum, which includes huge hits such as Inside Out 2 and Moana 2. Disney continues to grow, with an emphasis on innovation throughout its entertainment divisions, such as new theme park attractions and a significant push into streaming with ESPN+. The planned Coco sequel will join Pixar’s growing list of renowned properties, which includes Toy Story 5 and Incredibles 3 in the works.

Eliza Coupe, the 43-year-old actress best known for her role as Denise “Jo” Mahoney on Scrubs, made a gorgeous appearance at the Hollywood premiere of Netflix’s new mystery thriller The Residence. Nearly 15 years after Scrubs ended, Coupe turned heads at The Egyptian Theater in a low-cut metallic gold dress. She matched her dazzling gown with black suede knee-high shoes and a black mink coat, allowing her glamorous style to shine. Her blonde hair was done down with a delicate fringe, and her smokey eyes added drama.

Fans couldn’t help but remark how different Coupe appeared from her Scrubs days, when she played sharp-witted intern-turned-resident Jo Mahoney. Jo, known for her dry humor and no-nonsense attitude, quickly became a fan favorite, particularly for her snarky banter and romance with Drew Suffin.

Coupe’s comedy success continued after Scrubs, when she played the competitive Jane Kerkovich-Williams on Happy Endings. She’s now venturing into the area of mystery drama with The Residence, where she plays Margery Bay Bix, a character caught up in the intrigues of the White House staff. The show has an all-star cast, including Uzo Aduba and Barrett Foa.

Cali Lili Hauser, actor Wings Hauser’s wife, confirmed his death on March 19, 2025, in an emotional Instagram post. The homage emphasized Wings’ illustrious 58-year career in film, television, and music, during which he won the admiration of numerous industry titans. Wings, born in Hollywood to Academy Award-winning writer Dwight A. Hauser and Geraldine T. Hauser, was a popular figure who collaborated with some of the greatest in the industry. He is survived by his wife, Cali, and children, notably his son Cole Hauser, who rose to stardom as Rip Wheeler on Yellowstone. Cole noted that his father’s essential piece of advice was to “persist until you succeed,” which he kept with him throughout his career.

Wings’ extended career included important performances in Magnum, P.I., Murder, She Wrote, and The Young and the Restless, among others. He also appeared in the films Vice Squad (1982) and The Insider (1999). Wings had been working on a documentary on his life called Working Class Actor, and his wife indicated her desire to continue production. Fans and industry professionals grieve the passing of a great icon, whose legacy lives on via his work.

Meanwhile, Apple TV+ has announced that Severance will return for a third season. Executive producer Ben Stiller, who had already discussed the show’s future, received official confirmation from Apple CEO Tim Cook via social media. Despite the three-year break between seasons caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and strikes, actor Adam Scott stated his eagerness to return to the set. Fans of Severance should expect more tense developments before 2028.

Vivian Jenna Wilson, Elon Musk’s 20-year-old daughter, is establishing her own public personality, but not without controversy. Wilson, known for her smart and cutting humor, lives her life much like any other young adult, but her complicated connection with her father, the world’s richest man, distinguishes her. While many people expect Wilson to remain in her father’s shadow, she is fiercely independent and has been financially self-sufficient since coming out as trans in 2020.  Wilson Instagram

Wilson initially gained national prominence when she petitioned in 2022 to officially change her name, claiming unequivocally that she did not want to be linked with her biological father. Her decision caused a schism between the two, and she publicly chastised Musk in a recent Teen Vogue interview. Wilson labeled Musk a “pathetic man child” and criticized his controversial activities, including the iconic Nazi salute during President Donald Trump’s inauguration, which she defined as “definitely a Nazi salute.”

Musk, on the other hand, has been openly critical of his daughter. In a 2024 interview with psychologist Jordan Peterson, Musk accused Wilson of being “killed by the woke mind virus,” and promoted dangerous anti-transgender narratives. He also argued that Wilson’s gender dysphoria may be explained by characteristics such as being “born gay” and “slightly autistic.”

Despite her rocky connection with her father, Wilson maintains a tight bond with her mother, Justine Wilson, Musk’s first wife. Justine has been supportive of Vivian’s decisions, even if they occasionally worry her out.

While her father continues to make headlines for his quirky conduct and polarizing political views, Vivian Jenna Wilson is using her own voice to set boundaries, reclaim her story, and assert her independence, blatantly rejecting her father’s influence.