Watch the throne, Robert Irwin! There’s a new animal expert in town and she is the best in the biz. Abby’s star Natalie Morales had always wanted to be an animal expert on a talk show, and Busy Philipps gave her the chance. What makes Morales’s animal expert routine so good is that she only has the most cursory of knowledge about any animal. Once she runs out of information fed to her backstage, she has to improvise.

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Ned Fulmer (left). Update, Monday, October 3: The Try Guys have posted their first YouTube video as an official trio. In a five-and-a-half-minute video titled “what happened,” the remaining Guys — Eugene Lee Yang, Zach Kornfeld, and Keith Habersberger — spoke about the timeline behind the departure of resident wife guy Ned Fulmer, who has admitted to a “consensual workplace relationship.” “We just want you to know that we had no idea this was going on,” Habersberger said, addressing rumors that the trio has long been aware of Fulmer’s misconduct.

The Woolsey-Malibu fire is still raging, and ash is starting to rain down on Hollywood, Silent Hill-style. Deadline and Today are reporting that Orlando Bloom, Lady Gaga, Rainn Wilson, Alyssa Milano, and Martin Sheen have all been evacuated. The Kardashians have also had to evacuate their Calabasas and Hidden Hills mansions. Robin Thicke’s mansion has burned down (he and his family are safe), but Caitlyn Jenner’s mansion was saved from structural damage.

In Call Me by Your Name, the gifted young American actor Timothée Chalamet plays Elio, a 17-year-old who spends summers with his academic parents in their airy, rustic villa in Crema in northern Italy. In early scenes, the skinny, long-waisted Elio seems vaguely uncomfortable in his body, as if uncertain what to do with it apart from the de rigueur canoodling with teenage girls who swim with him in nearby lakes and ponds.

Actress Cameron Diaz arrives for the ‘Bad Teacher’ Germany Premiere at Cinestar on June 17, 2011 in Berlin, Germany. Benicio del Toro may have proved too expensive for the sequel to Star Trek, but it seems like an independently financed action-comedy co-starring Cameron Diaz could meet his quote. Entitled, uh, Agent: Century 21, it will star Diaz as a real-estate agent who is kidnapped and thrust into the middle of a Mexican drug war involving Del Toro.

This story originally ran on January 16, 2020. We’re republishing it today as Peacock begins its launch with a two-week rollout to Comcast’s Xfinity X1 and Flex customers. The post has been edited to reflect the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. NBC’s Peacock has landed — and it’s what most TV-industry insiders thought it would be. Comcast-owned NBCUniversal has just started presenting the details of its long-anticipated streaming play to investors and the media via a no-doubt splashy spectacle at the famed SNL Studio 8H.

The intellectual Super Bowl of the millennium, also known as Jeopardy!’s Greatest of All Time tournament, premiered last Tuesday with one hell of a bang: Ken Jennings, James Holzhauer, and Brad Rutter stood behind a bunch of podiums and used some buzzers to answer increasingly complex questions. The stakes! Have never! Been higher! Since you’re definitely smarter than the trio and always get every clue correct, Vulture thought it could be fun to keep a running tally of clues the guys couldn’t successfully answer to see if you can outsmart them.

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Cleo Sol, one of the members of SAULT and the singer on “Bitter Streets.” As of today, there are only 85 days left to stream or purchase NINE, the new and fifth album by the mysterious (and mysteriously prolific) U.K. collective SAULT, before it disappears. The album, announced less than two weeks before its June 25 release and preceded by no singles, is only available for 99 days — the latest stunt from an already closely guarded group that rode a wave of critical intrigue into the spotlight just two years ago.