LOS ANGELES — How Chrissy Teigen is helping teachers ahead of the unconventional school-year, what caused "The Rock" to say Justin and Hailey Bieber are going to have a baby soon, and DC is helping to turn around 2020 with brand new trailers. These are the top headlines around Hollywood.
Chrissy Teigen finished her weekend off on a high note.
The model and social media guru announced on Sunday night that although her own kids will be learning from home this year, she is in awe of the teachers who do not have the choice.
Teigen made a call out to her teacher-followers, asking them to share their back-to-school classroom Amazon lists.
The mom ended up clearing more than 50 lists on Sunday alone, with the promise to do more this week.
Even more special, however, is that her followers jumped in to help and cleared the lists alongside her.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is manifesting some positivity for 2021.
After Justin Bieber posted an adorable picture cradling his newborn niece, the "Jumanji" actor took to Instagram to subtly suggest that maybe Justin could be holding a baby of his own in the near future.
"This image pretty much seals the deal" Johnson commented, "fully expect you and H to have a baby in 2021."
Justin and Hailey Baldwin Bieber have yet to comment, but Johnson's comments are enough to get fans excited about a potential addition to the Bieber family.
And fans of comic book movies, 2021 is about to be your year.
DC Studios spent the weekend releasing new looks at long-awaited projects, including "Wonder Woman: 1984," James Gunn's "Suicide Squad," and "Batman" starring Robert Pattinson.
"Wonder Woman: 1984" was originally set to premiere this summer, but was pushed back due to COVID-19 shutdowns.
The new "Suicide Squad" film will once again star Margot Robbie and Viola Davis, but will also add newcomers John Cena, Pete Davidson, Nathan Fillion, Idris Elba, and Storm Reid. Talk about star-studded.
Although many doubted the concept at first, Robert Pattinson is looking incredible as the iconic Bruce Wayne in DC's new "Batman."
It's going to be a little hard for "Twilight" fans to adjust to the drastic change, but hey, it isn't the first time in movie history that a vampire has turned into a bat.