Entertainment news memes
Page 4 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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Reality TV feuds: where two people who voluntarily signed up for chaos act shocked they're surrounded by it.
Some people compete for the trophy; Vinny just wanted her husband back.
Turns out the best way to honor a grandfather is to uncover the love stories he never got to tell.
Nolan builds an IMAX Antikythera mechanism; this man watches it on a toaster.
Metallica spent three decades tracking down the guy who sold a shirt to a cartoon. Legendary dedication to merch.
Finally, a flying elephant that doesn't look like a rejected Pokémon.
Nothing says 'I win' like thriving after Hollywood tells you that you're not allowed.
Diala Khadra saw the city's electrical spaghetti and thought, 'perfect canvas.' Some people see problems; she sees a blank (tangled) slate.
Hollywood's 'inexpensive' movie costs more than a small island nation's GDP, but at least it's 'smart' spending.
Jay-Z fighting a grandma over debt? That's not '99 Problems', it's one problem: a bad PR move.
Charlotte MacInnes appealing her defamation loss is the legal equivalent of asking for a do-over in a game you already lost 10-0.
Diddy's first real solo project wasn't an album.
Reality TV: where the drama scale goes from 0 to 'she moved her shoulder wrong' in seconds.
When your stepdad's 'you'll never make it' becomes your biggest motivator.
Nobody expected Johnny Depp's comeback to involve a crash course in ancient Indian mythology, but here we are.
Reality TV has become a multiverse of the same three people yelling at each other in different rooms.
Sony's new thriller series: the only thing shorter than its runtime is the list of people who asked for this.
Anandhi Ajay's scenes were cut so the film could be shorter. Her crying scene is now the longest thing about the movie.
Moana live-action beating The Scorpion King is like me bragging I'm taller than a garden gnome.
IRCTC finally found a way to make us emotional about train tickets — and it only took a billion-dollar movie franchise.
Lock Upp's writers don't need a script when the contestants bring their own desperation.
China's pre-sales for Spider-Man are so high, even Peter Parker's landlord is finally smiling.
Somewhere, Odin is watching this and thinking 'Even in Valhalla, Hollywood doesn't pay.'
When the algorithm works harder for a Shrewsbury farmer than for your startup.
Ram Kapoor's casting in Lock Upp is the show finally admitting what it is.
Oprah has a file on everyone — she probably knows your childhood nickname and what you told Santa in 1999.
Winnie the Pooh: the only 100-year-old who makes forgetting his trousers look like eternal wisdom.
Tom Cruise making popcorn his fiber hack is the health equivalent of saying you go to the gym to rest your eyes.
Nothing says 'George Costanza' like a decades-late denial you could script onto a napkin.
Nobody expects a rock star to get ghosted by his own vocal cords mid-show.
RaKai's best friend didn't steal his girl, he just forgot to return her.
Romeo Beckham stripping down on a family yacht is the kind of hard work us plebs just don't understand.
When your rebrand is so aggressive even your own fans need a DNA test.
Nobody cried this hard when they were actually locked up.
Calling a post-Brat album 'interesting' is like calling a breakup 'mutual' — technically true, but nobody's happy.
Forget exclusive figures — the most coveted item at Comic-Con is now a rope and a confused cow.
Zara's next campaign: model standing on one hand, wearing nothing but a single sock.
Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya proves that the education system doesn't need a reform, it needs an exorcist.
The only thing more delayed than the trailer is the release date—and my interest.
Vijay's retirement earnings could fund a small country — or at least a decade of his leg-huggers' therapy.
The co-creator's multiverse explanation has the same energy as a BuzzFeed quiz claiming to determine your alternate universe self.
Reality TV: where exposing someone is just a career move and crying is a competitive sport.
Ten seasons of Bigg Boss Tamil and the only thing we’ve learned is that a pillow fight can ruin a career faster than tax evasion.
Three elite chefs, one mission, zero new menu items — the maths is simple, the shame is eternal.
The Morning Show wraps up before it can jump the shark—a lesson in restraint that real morning news has never learned.
Red Sea Film Festival: 11 projects, a blank check, and a dream of being taken seriously.
Charli xcx entering her guitar era is like a cat deciding to bark — cute, but we're confused.
Nothing says 'I'm back' like dressing up as a miserly Victorian ghost-host at a pop-culture lovefest.
Nothing says 'handling it with grace' like turning your own hard time into a windfall for others.
Now the Ramayana comes in two parts, because one exile wasn't enough for the box office.
Atari's movie deal proves Hollywood will adapt anything once popular, even if only your dad remembers it.
Sadie Sink's role is so secret, even the NDA has an NDA.
Hollywood really announced a series finale three years early like we won't all have moved on by then.
Industry final season adds a fitness influencer CEO — because nothing says 'banking crisis' like kale smoothies.
Imagine saving someone's life just by being Spider-Man.
FIFA's long-term preservation plan for talent is just cryogenics and hope.
Who needs romance movies when real life choreographs this?
The only thing more dated than a New Girl reboot is the $1,200 rent on that loft.
The only thing that gets more retakes than a blockbuster is an actor's apology video.
The real star of Paris Couture Week is a hat with its own gravity.