Legendary actor and comedian Catherine O'Hara has passed away at the age of 71, according to TMZ.
O'Hara, who starred in movies like Beetlejuice and Best in Show, and shows like Schitt's Creek and The Studio, reportedly passed away on Friday.
From 2015-2020, O'Hara starred as Moira Rose, an aging actress and matriarch of a family who loses all their money and moves into a small town motel in the hit series Schitt's Creek, co-created by Dan Levy and Eugene Levy. She won an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series in 2020.
More recently, she starred in the TV shows The Last of Us and The Studio. She was nominated for Emmys for both roles.
Gabby Windey and Hudson Williams on the Shut Up Evan podcast.
Footage still via YouTube Shut Up Evan
What happens when you put a sapphic reality TV star together with one of the leads of Heated Rivalry? Pure chaos.
Hudson Williams, who stars as gay hockey player Shane Hollander in the breakout hit show, went on the SHUT UP EVAN podcast last week, but it was the follow-up episode released today that went in a wild direction.
After starting off the episode by talking about his favorite directors and which performances have inspired him, Williams was blown away when host Evan Ross Katz played questions from stars like Michelle Williams, Busy Philipps, and Gracie Abrams.
But it was a question from Traitors star Gabby Windey that led to a hilarious and revealing response from Williams.
Windey started off by explaining that a merkin is a “pussy toupee” before launching into her questions about how the stars of Heated Rivalry dealt with their poles while filming, “What’s your process in these nude scenes of tapping it back, securing your dingaling? Do you get a merkin? Do you get to choose what kind of hair it has?”
“I do the whole show in a pussy toupee,” Williams responded. “They’re always like, ‘Why are you changing colors? Why does it have a weave? You know, I’m going bold down there, and people don’t see it, but I’m like representing different cultures. It’s kind of insensitive, it’s kind of like racy, we’re on the line, but it informs my character.”
Williams admitted that he didn’t actually wear a merkin on set, but instead used a “cock sock,” which he described as a “ballet slipper meets a Crown Royal bag. You kind of go balls in first.”
Williams said that he and co-star Connor Storrie, who plays his rival and eventual lover, Ilya Rozanov in Heated Rivalry, tried on their intimacy garments for the first time with director Jacob Tierney and intimacy coordinator Chala Hunter to break the ice.
“Connor and I broke the ice by trying this on in front of each other with Jacob and Chala, and they’re like, ‘You don’t have to show us, you just can try it on for yourselves,” he said. “But Connor came out first, because I went in and I was like, ‘This thing won’t work, this is broken, no way,’ and then he came out and was like ‘It works,’ and was just going around showing us the whole thing.”
Apparently, Storrie discovered you have to “squat” to get everything to fit inside. “You have to dip in, get the balls first, if you even need to try one on. Get the balls really pulled in there and then shove the schwanz down,” Williams explained to Katz, using the German slang word penis.
“Cinch, tie, and then tuck in and don’t try to pull it off because god your stomach will hurt,” Williams said. “If you have male genitalia and you try and pull that thing off, f*cking hell.”
The 24-year-old actor also revealed that he shaved down there because “our pubes were out, I saw pubes in a couple shots,” but also said that he doesn’t like “anyone going hairless, I like something that doesn’t look prepubescent” and joked that a hairless penis can look like a “naked mole rat” without hair.
He also said he doesn’t like “treasure trails unless it’s like really low or you have hair everywhere” before explaining that good hygiene also means trimming the hair on your butt, “even if you’re not participating in anal sex.”
“You just want to clean that shoot,” Williams said.
“Do you know why I know how I know you’re a good actor?” Katz asked. “10 or 15 minutes ago, you were near tears taking in Michelle Williams’ feedback about the greatness of your performance, and then you’ve switched into this so effortlessly.”
Lacoste has unveiled its brand-new underwear campaign today, which once again features actor Taylor Zakhar Perez. Since becoming a brand ambassador in January 2025, the Red, White & Royal Blue heartthrob has expanded his creative collaboration and deepened his overall relationship with Lacoste.
In the campaign, Perez showcases Lacoste's iconic underwear shoot in a Parisian gym — photographed by Angelo Pennetta, filmed by Simon Cain, and with styling by Jason Bolden.
Taylor Zakhar Perez for Lacoste.
Lacoste/Photographer: Angelo Pennetta
Perez wrote in a statement, "Accompanying Lacoste through its shows, cultural moments, and special projects over the past year has been deeply meaningful to me."
Taylor Zakhar Perez for Lacoste.
Lacoste/Photographer: Angelo Pennetta
"This campaign feels intimate, powerful, and very sincere to me," the actor noted, "celebrating confidence, craftsmanship, and the quiet strength of Lacoste's heritage reimagined boldly for today."
Taylor Zakhar Perez for Lacoste.
Lacoste/Photographer: Angelo Pennetta
"Each collaboration has felt deeply intentional, fostering a strong partnership that this campaign reveals with playful, vibrant energy," Perez added.
Taylor Zakhar Perez for Lacoste.
Lacoste/Photographer: Angelo Pennetta
The actor remarked, "I'm so grateful to Lacoste for the trust and creativity this year. My quiet hope is that this campaign leads to more private moments of effortless abandon."
Scroll through to see highlights — of which there are several! — from Taylor Zakhar Perez's video for this brand-new campaign with Lacoste.
Sydney Sweeney at at the Variety & Golden Globes Pre-Golden Globes Party. The actress's recent bra stunt could land her in legal hot water.
JC Olivera/Variety via Getty Images
Sydney Sweeney may face legal trouble after hanging bras from the Hollywood Sign in Los Angeles as a promotional stunt for the lingerie brand she's launching. In a video uploaded to Instagram, the actress and a group of people drove up to the sign at night, broke through the fence, and climbed it, throwing lingerie sewn together into a rope over the letters of the landmark.
The Euphoriaactress did not have permission for this, the president and CEO of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, Steve Nissen, said in a statement to the Los Angeles Times: "The production involving Sydney Sweeney and the Hollywood Sign … was not authorized by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce nor did we have prior knowledge of it.”
The publication also reported that her production company, Persuasion Pictures, had a filming permit from Los Angeles’s official film office, FilmLA, but not the Chamber of Commerce, the official owners of the Hollywood Sign.
It's unclear whether the authorities will take any legal action just yet. Sweeney has been a hotbed for controversial marketing campaigns — she's collaborated with Dr. Squatch to sell a limited edition soap with real droplets of her bathwater and she was the face of an American Eagle ad campaign that was criticized for have "white supremacist dog whistles" that "promoted eugenics."
Sweeney also marked a career milestone this week; her film The Housemaid, costarring Amanda Seyfried and directed by Paul Feig, hit the $300 million mark in global box-office sales. It's now the highest-grossing film featuring Sweeney as well as Feig, surpassing sales for his 2011 blockbuster comedy Bridesmaids.
SAXX Underwear has officially launched its Spring 2026 campaign starring Emmy Award-winning food and travel expert on Netflix's Queer Eye, the one and only Antoni Porowski!
Antoni stars in a promo video (watch below) that details his usual routine. Between slow mornings at home, gym sessions, and life on the go, SAXX is showing how comfortable a person can feel going through everyday motions.
"The campaign taps into the shared mission between SAXX and Antoni," a statement from SAXX reads. "Helping men feel like the best version of themselves — cool, confident, and completely comfortable in their own skin. Antoni stars in the campaign wearing the new SAXX Spring 2026 style, Smooth Luxe Boxer Brief, alongside beloved styles Vibe Xtra, DropTemp Cooling Cotton, and Multi Sport Mesh Brief.
Beyond this campaign, Antoni is joining the brand's Gamechangers program, which spotlights men making meaningful impact on their industries.
Antoni Porowski for SAXX.
Courtesy of SAXX
A manspread.
Antoni Porowski for SAXX.
Courtesy of SAXX
Let's keep this brief: Antoni is looking amazing in this new campaign.
