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Matt Clark, the prolific character actor whose rugged presence and sharp delivery defined over 150 roles in film and television, died Sunday morning, March 15, 2026. He was 89. His family confirmed to TMZ that Clark passed away at his home in Austin due to complications following back surgery, noting that the veteran performer “died the way he lived, on his terms.”

To many fans, Clark was the face of the Old West, most notably as Chester the Bartender in the 1885 setting of Back to the Future Part III. Whether he was pouring a “wake-up juice” for Doc Brown or nervously eyeing Buford “Mad Dog” Tannen, Clark brought a grounded authenticity to the science-fiction trilogy. His performance as the weary saloon keeper remains one of the most recognizable supporting roles in the franchise’s history.

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Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet's fashion sense is well known, particularly following the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscars Party.

Indeed, the Khy entrepreneur and Marty Supreme star maintained their PDA when they attended the March 15 post-Oscars gala dressed in matching black-and-white costumes.

Kylie, 28, looked stunning in a custom black sequin Alexander McQueen gown with a feathery train. Meanwhile, Timothée, who was nominated for Best Actor at the 98th Academy Awards, wore a white suit for the afterparty, which was similar to the Givenchy outfit he wore to the event.

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Aden Holloway, a guard for the Alabama Crimson Tide men's basketball, was arrested Monday on drug possession charges just days before the start of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament.

According to reports from ESPN and Bama247, the 21 year old player was taken into custody on March 16 after officials with the West Alabama Narcotics Task Force allegedly found more than a pound of marijuana, along with drug paraphernalia and cash, inside a residence located on 30th Avenue East near the University of Alabama campus.

Authorities from the Tuscaloosa Police Department told ESPN that Holloway, who is currently a junior at the university, was charged with first degree possession of marijuana and failure to affix a tax stamp. These charges are tied to the alleged possession of a significant quantity of marijuana under Alabama law.

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Teyana Taylor was caught erupting backstage at the 2026 Oscars after being 'shoved' on her way out.

Just moments after being accused by fans of ‘faking’ her reaction to losing the Best Supporting Actress award to Amy Madigan, the actress went viral again following a heated backstage confrontation.

In a video filmed in a packed corridor at the Dolby Theatre, Taylor can be seen accusing a man of getting physical with her as she tried to move through the crowd.

Pointing angrily at someone off camera, the visibly upset star raised her voice and said: ‘You’re a man putting his hands on a female.’

She continued, repeating: ‘You’re very rude. You’re very rude. You’re very rude.’

Turning to a concerned attendee who approached the tense scene, Taylor explained the situation, saying: ‘Cause he put his hands on a female.’

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Kylie Jenner crossed paths with Timothée Chalamet's sister Pauline Chalamet during a brief exchange inside the Dolby Theatre at the 2026 Oscars Sunday night.

The moment happened as Timothée, who earned a Best Actor nomination for his role in the sports drama Marty Supreme, chatted with his sister during the ceremony hosted by Conan O'Brien.

In a clip shared by E! News, Pauline approached the Dune star while Jenner was seated nearby. After noticing Pauline, the Kylie Cosmetics founder stood up and greeted her with a hug before the pair exchanged a few quick words.

Jenner—wearing a plunging red Schiaparelli gown for Hollywood's biggest night, appeared upbeat as she complimented Pauline's look during the interaction.

"Hi," Jenner said in the video as she gestured toward Pauline's outfit. "I love this!"

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Al Pacino and his baby mama Noor Alfallah left the Vanity Fair Oscars party together on Sunday night amid reconciliation rumours between the pair.

The Godfather star, 85, and producer Noor, 32, were seen exiting the bash at the same time and appeared to be chatting away.

Noor looked stunning in a busty red gown as she strutted her stuff out of the event which was held Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

The beauty boosted her height with strappy gold heels and carried a sleek silver bag under her arm.

Al Pacino meanwhile looked low-key in an all-black ensemble, trainers and a beanie hat.

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Lizzo is feeling (and looking) good as hell. Indeed, the 37-year-old debuted a chic new bob at the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscars Party at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on March 15. And the “Juice” singer didn’t just sport any bob; in fact, she channeled old Hollywood glam, going full blonde.

Lizzo’s hair was the perfect complement to her chocolate brown sheer lace dress that featured cutouts in the bust and a sleek train that fell right at the top of her matching brown heels. The Grammy winner—who attended the event sans boyfriend Myke Wright—had some fun with photographers.

In a TikTok video uploaded on March 15, Lizzo made a pose while photographers grabbed her attention for photos. After one person shouted "Miss Jefferson," the singer, whose real name is Melissa Jefferson, broke out a big chuckle.

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Michael B. Jordan has won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his dual roles as twins Stack and Smoke in the film Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler.

During his acceptance speech, Jordan expressed gratitude and reflected on the moment, saying, “God is good.” He also thanked Coogler for his creative vision and for “betting on the culture.”

Jordan praised the director for giving him the opportunity to bring the characters to life. “You’re an amazing, amazing person,” he said to Coogler. “I’m so honored to call you a collaborator and a friend, and you gave me an opportunity and space for me to be seen. Love you too, bro. Love you to death.”

Sinners received a record 16 nominations and went on to win four Oscars, including Original Screenplay for Coogler and Cinematography for Autumn Durald Arkapaw, who became the first woman to win the category in the history of the Academy Awards. She is also the first person of African American or Filipino descent to win the cinematography award.

The vampire film, set in 1932 in the Mississippi Delta, explores Black culture and survival during the Jim Crow era. It was written and directed by Coogler and produced by Coogler, his wife Zinzi Coogler, and longtime collaborator Sev Ohanian.

Jordan and Coogler first collaborated in 2013 on Fruitvale Station, where Jordan played Oscar Grant, the young man fatally shot by a BART police officer in 2009. They later worked together on the Black Panther films before reuniting again for Sinners.

With the win, Jordan becomes only the sixth Black actor to win an Oscar for Best Actor, joining Sidney Poitier, Denzel Washington, Jamie Foxx, Forest Whitaker, and Will Smith. Halle Berry remains the only Black woman to have won Best Actress.