Entertainment news memes
Page 7 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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Harshad and Shivangi treated a 'lovebirds' comment like a personal attack; the internet treated it like the season finale.
Reality TV romance: the only commitment with a cancellation date.
Nothing says humble royalty like walking barefoot in Vrindavan mud and greeting with 'Radhe-Radhe'.
Zendaya's response to a marriage proposal: 'I have a Spider-Man at home, thanks.'
Nothing says 'I love attention' like getting banned from a place that charges you to sweat.
Costco shoppers: the only people who look at a pastry and think 'Needs more gravel.'
Harshad Chopda came for the journey; Shreya just happened to be in the way of his middle finger's destination.
Nothing says 'reality show drama' like confusing a hug with a hostage situation.
Nothing says 'I'm my own person' like legally erasing all evidence of that time your parents had a very public divorce.
He spent millions on a private island wedding and still found a way to film a sponsor segment.
Prime Day for grillers: $200 worth of gadgets to perfectly char one hot dog.
Aamir Khan's idea of 'creative differences' is any script he can't spend a decade on.
Twitter's demand for Yogesh and Ruru has the same energy as ordering a pizza and then insisting the delivery guy bring your missing sock too.
The only thing more expensive than a wedding is the realization that you paid for someone else's Instagram feed.
Woo Do-hwan's contract renewal has more commitment than the entire plot of 'The Heirs.'
Somehow the '13 Going on 30' reboot is the most meta commentary yet on how none of us actually feel like we know what we're doing in our 30s either.
The 'Other Mommy' trailer is why every adult under 40 just texted their mom 'I love you' unprompted.
Nepotism's funniest punchline is the kid who thinks they earned the joke.
The only thing more dramatic than the Avengers: Doomsday teaser is the promise you'll still care about it in six months.
Ryan Gosling's hand on the La La Land poster got more urgent attention than climate change.
These two are fighting for screen time like it's the last slice of bread in a lockdown.
Forget the crown jewels — the camera lens was her real treasure during treatment.
MrBeast finally found something more expensive than a new YouTube algorithm: a wife.
Finally, a horror film that makes you nostalgic for a murder.
The only thing more exclusive than the guest list was the realization that everyone knew every word to 'Baby'.
THE BILL FOR $1.2 MILLION CAME DUE. THE PAYEE: HIS MOTHER.
Euphoria's writers heard 'kill your darlings' and took it as a personal challenge.
Nolan turned a 3,000-year-old poem into a weekend reading list for Gen Z. The real odyssey was getting them to read it.
The Mario movie finally justifies VAR: not for offsides, but to catch Bowser's theatrical diving.
Chippendales recalls man meat — and suddenly every bachelor party planner is in crisis mode.
The groom's vows: 'I promise to love, cherish, and never stop filming for the algorithm.'
The internet treating a family breakup like the Season 2 finale of a show that was never supposed to be a series.
Nothing says 'I'm not racist' like blaming autocorrect for the N-word.
Carole Radziwill's Epstein denial: the most believable thing she's said all season.
Lorne Michaels runs SNL exits like a hostage negotiator who brought a fruit basket to the wrong room.
Ashley Trail's eviction explanation is the notification you wish you could mute.
The Scary Movie director's cut is the cinematic equivalent of someone explaining why their joke was funny.
Imagine spending 40 years perfecting your art just to have Twitter argue about the color of the frames.
Amazon's Robocop reboot: because the first three reboots weren't enough.
Jamie Lever's real struggle: convincing people 'but my dad is Johnny Lever' isn't her only line.
Nolan promised female characters — the actresses are still waiting for their call sheets.
The fastest way to get a dinner invite from a superstar is apparently to get yourself arrested for fighting his battles first.
TOXIC'S NEW SONG: YASH AND TARA — BUT KIARA'S STILL IN THE PICTURE
Vegas: where you can live out your fighter pilot fantasy for 15 minutes before realizing the only dogfight you'll win is over a parking spot.
Nothing says 'I'm a billionaire' like wearing affordable glasses and accidentally crashing the brand's entire supply chain.
The only thing more surprising than SiriusXM signing two drag queens is that they thought they'd be the ones doing the editing.
Nothing says 'I'm a serious actor' like missing Cannes because you stubbed your toe on a Euphoria prop.
Martin is the chef who serves infinite breadsticks while the main course has been in the oven for a decade.
Nothing says 'meta' like casting two actors who definitely had their bikes stolen in high school.
Bollywood's idea of 'punctuality' is arriving before the movie ends — and they still miss the interval.
Tentative list: The producers are still in the bargaining phase.
Karan Wahi giving advice on commitment is like a fire alarm going off in a building that's already burnt down.
Jason Bateman's leopard outfit arrest is why he's been sober since 2001: one look in the mirror was enough.
The NBA spent millions on security to keep fans out, turns out all they needed was one guy with a calculator.
The only thing more chaotic than a Spice Girls reunion is using a wedding as the excuse to have one.
Nothing says 'creative freedom' like a Bollywood superstar's legal team reminding you who owns the pen.
Nothing says 'I want to believe' like spending $150 on plastic bricks to build a tiny basement office.
Trump being called the Sports Reaper is the nicest thing anyone's said about his golf game all year.
The only thing faster than Sakshi Jha's ragebait going viral was her apology beating it to the timeline.
Lock Upp's producers are probably texting Harshad: 'Do it again, but slower.'