Will Smith hit up The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Monday night and got fans super excited to head to theaters to see the live-action remake of Aladdin.
Paying homage to Robin Williams, Will said he initially didn’t want to touch the role of the genie because the late legend did such an incredible job the first time around. “I got presented the idea to play the genie in Aladdin and the first thing is ‘Hell no!'” he laughed. “Robin Williams smashed that role!”
But, after sitting with the music, he started to feel like he might be able to throw some of his own sauce on it. Will gives fans a little taste in the clip up top as he performs “Friend Like Me.” Be sure to go see Aladdin on May 24.
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Like clockwork, Game of Thrones fans tuned in to the hit HBO series this past Sunday — but this week, they noticed something peculiar on the set. Sitting by Daenerys Targaryen, Mother of Dragons, was a contemporary coffee cup that obviously shouldn’t have been there.
Making light of the blooper, HBO said in a statement “The latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake. Daenerys had ordered an herbal tea.” In an update, they’ve now assured fans the 2019 tech has been edited out. From Just Jared:
HBO has confirmed that they have digitally removed the infamous coffee cup, seen in a scene in Game of Thrones‘ latest episode. Currently, the coffee cup has disappeared from the version that can be streamed right now on HBO Go. The Wrap also reports that HBO will not air the coffee cup version going forward for any encore presentations, DVD set episodes, etc.
Get a look at the coffee cup scene by clicking here if you missed it.
After that heartbreaking episode, in which we lost a fan favorite character, Raleigh Ritchie tweeted this hilarious video of himself and co-star Nathalie Emmanuel on set singing “My Boo.”
In other sus television news, Regina Hall was mistaken for her Girls Trip co-star Tiffany Haddish while talking to Good Morning America at the Met Gala. They look nothing alike, so we’re just as confused as everybody else in regard to how this could have happened.
As Regina Hall was being interviewed by a GMA reporter, “Tiffany Haddish” was written in the lower third in all caps. “Excuse me @GMA… this is NOT Tiffany Haddish,” one fan wrote. “This is the one and only Regina Hall.”
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See the viral error above.
Yara Shahidi opened up about her role models, her current playlist and more ahead of her new movie arriving in theaters on May 17th.
