Cheslie Kryst, Miss USA 2019 dies at 30
A tragedy in the entertainment world, Cheslie Kryst, who was crowned Miss USA in 2019, died on the weekend.
Tributes have been pouring in after it was reported that the 30-year-old beauty queen took he own life.
Before winning Miss USA, Kryst built a powerful career as an attorney in North Carolina.
Her win in 2019 marked the first time that the winners for Miss USA, Miss America, and Miss Teen USA were all Black women.
Following her win, she became an entertainment reporter with Extra.
She's described as a talented, smart, and kind-hearted woman who wanted to help those around her.
Producers of "Extra" shared this statement:
"Our hearts are broken. Cheslie was not just a vital part of our show; she was a beloved part of our 'Extra' family and touched the entire staff. Our deepest condolences to all her family and friends."
We are heartbroken to hear about the passing of Cheslie Kryst, Miss USA 2019. Cheslie was an incredible example and a role model for so many. We send our deepest condolences to her family, friends, and all those who knew her. pic.twitter.com/V7ZbKTCXZx
— The Miss America Org (@MissAmerica) January 30, 2022
Leatherface is back in Netflix's "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"
Welcome to Harlow, Texas, population, Leather face.
Netflix has released the trailer for their version of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre."
Many films have been made about the chainsaw-wielding psychopath, but this version is a direct sequel to the original 1974 horror.
In the film, young entrepreneurs descend on leather faces' home of Harlow, Texas, with plans of gentrifying the seemingly abandoned town.
The would-be victims get some help from Sally Hardesty, the lone survivor from the first Texas Chainsaw movie.
The trailer is creepy, terrifying, and unsettling, but somewhere between all the shock and gore, you might have a giggle.
It hits Netflix on February 18th.
"Ted Lasso"star Brett Goldstein signs big deal with Warner Bros TV
Brett Goldstein, star of Apple TV's hit show "Ted Lasso," has signed a big deal with Warner Bros.TV, which will see his talents spread across many of the studio's platforms.
Goldstein, who also serves as writer and co-executive producer on the show, plays the gruff but loveable football star Roy Kent.
Reports say that part of his new gig will include development and production across several Warner Bros. platforms.
According to Variety, Goldstein was signed during a very competitive situation with other studios.
In addition to Ted Lasso, he's co-creator of AMC'S Soulmates and is currently working as executive producer for a new comedy "Shrinking."
In a statement, Goldstein said it's a dream come true.
"Much like the character Joe Gillis in Sunset Blvd, I've always dreamed of having my own parking space at Warners, and it's extraordinary to see that dream come true,"
"I do, however, hope the comparison ends there, and I don't wind up dead in a pool having been shot by an insane older movie star. As long as that doesn't happen, I'm very excited and extremely honored to be embarking on new and exciting adventures with the excellent brothers* at Warners. (*Not all the people that work there are related. Apparently.)"
feature from Cheslie Kryst Instagram
