Skip to content
Search AI Powered

Latest Stories

Jason Momoa Just Shaved Off His Signature Beard To Raise Recycling Awareness



Listen, we know there's a lot of important stuff happening in the world right now. But, honestly, we'd all be making a huge mistake if we didn't take just a second to think about one of April's biggest headlines:

Jason Momoa has shaved off his beard.


Following the example of his formerGame of Thrones co-star Kit Harrington, Momoa shaved off his beard to spread awareness of plastics polluting the planet.

Fans are taking the news pretty hard.



Many people are blaming the world's polluters for this hardship.


There are some out there, however, who think this cloud might have a silver lining!



Either way, however, we all should learn to use less plastics from Jason Momoa's beard or something?


At the end of the day, there's no bad version of Momoa.



It also seems like Momoa does his shaving from the set of the upcoming Dune adaptation!


Say goodbye to Drogo Momoa, and hello to Dune Momoa.


If this news hit you especially hard, just remember: this too shall pass. Hair grows.

Anybody want to send him a bottle of this?

More from Trending

Marlee Matlin; Charlie Kirk
Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images, Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images

Marlee Matlin Has Blunt Advice For Trumper Who Wants To End Sign Language Interpreters On TV

Deaf actor Marlee Matlin shut down right-wing political commentator Charlie Kirk for his ableist remark concerning live coverage of the wildfires that continue devastating Los Angeles.

Several fires, which have spread rapidly due to the Santa Ana winds, have left several thousand southern California residents evacuating their homes as firefighters continue fighting blazes in 0% containment zones.

Keep ReadingShow less
Jean Smart
ohn Nacion/GG2025/Penske Media via Getty Images

Jean Smart Sparks Debate With Idea For How To Raise Money Amid Devastating L.A. Wildfires

Actor Jean Smart shared a bold approach to raising funds for first responders and families affected by the fires that continue to rage throughout Los Angeles.

Smart, who recently won her second Golden Globe award for the Max comedy-dramaHacks, took to Instagram and wrote:

Keep ReadingShow less
The Cast Of 'School Of Rock' Just Reunited For The Wedding Of Two Of The Film's Young Stars
Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images

The Cast Of 'School Of Rock' Just Reunited For The Wedding Of Two Of The Film's Young Stars

Weddings: one of the places where folks from your backgrounds can get together, meet one another, catch up with family, and....sing a song in tribute to the hit movie the couple were in as kids?

Okay, that last one might be just for Angelo Massagli and Caitlin Hale, who were in the movie School of Rock in 2003 together. They played school kids to Jack Black's oddball and inspirational teacher, and many of the cast were in attendance at the wedding.

Keep ReadingShow less
Lady Gaga
Monica Schipper/Getty Images

Lady Gaga Thanks Fans With 'Grateful' Video After Scoring History-Making Number One Song

Pop music sensation Lady Gaga shared a humble message of gratitude after she hit a major milestone

The song “Die with a Smile” by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars, which was released on August 16, 2024, just hit number on the Billboard Hot 100 on the week dated January 11, 2025.

Keep ReadingShow less
Screenshot of Gavin Newsom; Donald Trump
CNN; Scott Olson/Getty Images

Gavin Newsom Shames Trump For 'Politicizing' Los Angeles Fires In Powerful Clip

After President-elect Donald Trump spread lies about the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires, blaming California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom for the destruction, Newsom addressed the matter on CNN, telling Anderson Cooper that Trump "wanted to politicize" the disaster even as people flee and lose their lives.

Deadly wildfires in Los Angeles County remain largely uncontained, with officials reporting at least five confirmed fatalities so far. However, on Thursday, authorities admitted, “frankly, we don’t know” the true extent of the death toll. Evacuation orders are currently affecting nearly 180,000 residents, as thousands of homes and buildings have been destroyed.

Keep ReadingShow less