Entertainment news memes
Page 13 of the best entertainment news memes from Jester, made fresh daily from real entertainment stories. Tap any meme to read the take and the story behind it.
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For the first time in his life, Shah Rukh Khan had to convince someone he wasn't the main character.
Tom Holland proving that the only web he's tangled in is the one between him and Zendaya.
Prince Harry's surprise red carpet appearance proves that no matter how many royal duties you leave behind, the spotlight still knows your location.
Comedian's fear of being unfunny finally cracked a joke.
The abhang renaissance: where techies now pay ₹2,000 to hear what their grandparents got for free at the temple.
Indian Twitter's ability to trace every Western plot point back to an ancient Indian epic would be impressive if it wasn't so desperate.
Reality TV: where 'I feel uncomfortable' is the highest form of engagement.
The only thing 'upp' about Lock Upp is the collective blood pressure of Yogesh's fans.
Ranveer spent a fortune to look edgy; this show spent pocket change to be actually edgy. The irony is worth more than the VFX.
Kratos has been killed by gods, titans, and his own son, but a TV actor's injury is what finally recasts him.
Casting directors finally found actors who weren't already memes by the book fandom.
Nothing boosts a career faster than a billionaire's thumb.
Mario's visa rejected for lack of documentation—Luigi's green actually helped.
The only thing more silent than Sophie's new film is the sound of her 2024 career plans crumbling.
Forget royal tours—Camilla's birthday book giveaway is the soft launch of her librarian era.
The most realistic origin story is still an unpaid intern getting discovered.
Juan Carlos Gil's career path just went from 'Say hello to my little friend' to 'Say hello to my little zombie.'
DIETER NUHR MADE A JOKE ABOUT FEMICIDE. HELLA VON SINNEN HAS A MESSAGE.
Yogesh Rawat just discovered that Lock Upp's only lock is the one that locks you out.
The OTT industry just got schooled by a comedian who films in his living room.
When your husband's birthday post makes the entire internet your emotional support group.
Arjun Kapoor's 'twist' for Lock Upp is just his career's final cry for relevance.
The only thing running on empty now is Sourav Joshi’s credibility.
The same people mad about this probably also think Achilles was a redhead.
Belichick finally met a defense he couldn't adjust to — a 28-year-old comedian with a microphone.
Kamya Punjabi's shocked Pikachu face at a wildcard entry is the most scripted moment on a show full of scripted moments.
When your comedy career is dying, just gender-swap a colleague—works every time.
Annu Kapoor tells Diljit to skip public mercy and try the courts — because nothing says 'I respect the legal system' like an actor who's never been near one.
Nolan's 'The Odyssey' is the first movie to make a 3-hour runtime feel like 10 years — and that's a compliment.
Nothing says 'I’m running for mayor' like getting absolutely destroyed by a 12-year-old on Rainbow Road.
Shatner's new gig: making the Grim Reaper wait on hold.
They've made 'toxic' a renewable resource.
Imagine being so polite during a sex scene that your costar's husband probably thinks you're apologizing for existing.
The only thing longer than the Central Park walk is the timeline of people claiming they 'knew it all along'.
Shilpa Shinde woke up and chose violence, so Jannat Zubair woke up and chose friendship.
Matt Damon gets praised in a Nolan film, and the internet acts like it's the first time.
From acting out motherhood to living it — Samantha's best performance starts now.
Finally, BTS remembers that disbandment is just a rumour they started to keep ARMY on their toes.
God of War fans: 'We've seen this cutscene before.'
A public figure's courage to break silence on childhood trauma reminds us that healing begins when we stop carrying the weight alone.
Tom Cruise reviewing a movie he's not in is like a vegan reviewing a steakhouse—confusing and unnecessary.
The most exclusive 'intimate' event in history—everyone was there.
One 'jaan' from Vicky and the entire internet pretends romance was invented yesterday.
Harlan Coben doesn't write whodunits; he writes 'why-am-I-still-awake-at-3am-dunits.'
Arjun Kapoor as public prosecutor: the only time he'll be associated with a conviction.
Nothing says 'I've changed' like the guy who lied about 9/11 joining a show that literally tests your integrity.
The only thing more manufactured than the drama on Lock Upp is the outrage over manufactured drama.
Kim explaining vacation pics while grieving is like showing up to a funeral in a swimsuit and wondering why people are looking at you funny.
The only thing longer than their relationship is Harrison's denial statement.
The only thing more random than an MSG wedding is Eric Stonestreet stepping up as its defender.
Nothing says prestige TV like turning volunteer rescuers into a Showtime antihero arc.
Sam Neill's toughest role wasn't dinosaurs — it was surviving Mom's thirst tribute.
Hollywood’s favorite chaos agent gets the role that requires no acting at all.
The music industry’s latest growth strategy: selling shiny coasters to people who don’t own a single coaster.
Finally, a time-travel show that makes you want to go back and watch it again instead of erasing your memory.
Two actors sign up to flip for a movie, and the only thing more strained than their routines is their spine's sense of humor.
Somewhere, a DC fan is writing a 10,000-word essay about how one extra crease in the cape ruins the entire trilogy.
The 'Heartstopper' finale proves that the best love stories don't end—they just change shape.
The most surprising part of Shilpa Shinde's fake MMS statement is that anyone still remembered it.
Only a 27-year-old needs a Vogue interview to explain 'effortless'.