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At the 2026 Golden Globes, Jason Bateman — hosting with Sean Hayes and Will Arnett — is caught in a brutal onstage jab about him, turning the moment into a self-aware bit as the announcer jokes about the Best Female Actor in a TV series (Musical or Comedy); the exchange draws laughs, and Jean Smart later wins the category for Hacks.
Jude Law and Jason Bateman discuss their roles and the complex brotherly relationship in Netflix's 'Black Rabbit,' highlighting the show's themes of forgiveness, loyalty, and the dark underbelly of NYC, culminating in a tragic ending with Vince's suicide.
SmartLess podcast hosts Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes have launched a new low-cost mobile phone service called SmartLess Mobile, which operates on the T-Mobile 5G network and offers plans starting at $15 per month, aiming to provide a more affordable alternative to major carriers by reducing unnecessary data charges.
"Carry-On" is a Netflix action thriller starring Taron Egerton as Ethan Kopek, a TSA agent caught in a "Die Hard"-style plot on Christmas Eve at LAX. The film, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, features Jason Bateman as a villain manipulating Ethan to smuggle a nerve agent. Despite its implausible plot and numerous clichés, the movie offers entertaining action sequences and a chance for Egerton to shine as an action star. Bateman's performance adds a unique charm to the otherwise predictable storyline.
"Carry-On," a Netflix thriller directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, stars Taron Egerton as a TSA agent blackmailed by a mysterious figure, played by Jason Bateman, to smuggle a dangerous package through LAX on Christmas Eve. The film, reminiscent of "Eagle Eye" and "Phone Booth," explores themes of surveillance and privacy, with Egerton and Bateman delivering strong performances. While the main plot is gripping, a subplot involving a police investigation feels underdeveloped.
Netflix's 'Carry-On,' directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, is a tense holiday thriller set in LAX, featuring Taron Egerton as a TSA agent caught in a cat-and-mouse game with a mysterious traveler played by Jason Bateman. The film, reminiscent of action classics like 'Die Hard,' involves a ticking time-bomb scenario on Christmas Eve, with Egerton's character forced to comply with the traveler's demands to protect his pregnant girlfriend. The movie combines suspense with human elements, supported by a strong cast and high-paced editing.
This week's It List from Yahoo Entertainment highlights several upcoming releases in pop culture. Elton John's documentary 'Never Too Late' streams on Disney+ from Dec. 13, celebrating his iconic career. Daniel Craig stars in 'Queer,' a film adaptation of William S. Burroughs' novella, also releasing Dec. 13. Jason Bateman plays a villain in the Netflix action film 'Carry-On,' debuting the same day. Jennifer Love Hewitt's memoir 'Inheriting Magic' is out now, coinciding with her new Lifetime movie. Additionally, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie reunite in 'Paris & Nicole: The Encore,' now streaming on Peacock.
SiriusXM has signed a multi-year deal with SmartLess Media and its founders, Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes, worth a reported $100 million, moving the flagship podcast SmartLess to SiriusXM along with select other SmartLess Media titles. Subscribers will gain early access to new episodes and exclusive content, with the majority of the SmartLess library available only on SiriusXM. The deal also includes exclusive global ad sales rights to the SmartLess podcast and other titles, as SiriusXM focuses on expanding its podcasting offerings to boost its subscriber count.
SiriusXM has reportedly paid $100 million for exclusive rights to distribute and sell ads for the popular podcast SmartLess, featuring Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes. The three-year deal also includes coverage for live events and access to previously aired episodes. This move highlights the increasing value of podcasts in the media industry, with Joe Rogan's $200 million deal at Spotify serving as another example of the growing trend.
SiriusXM has acquired exclusive rights to the popular podcast SmartLess in a multiyear deal reportedly worth over $100 million, providing early access to new episodes and select SmartLess Media podcasts for its subscribers. The majority of the SmartLess library will be available only on SiriusXM, with the deal set to begin late this summer. Additionally, SiriusXM will have access to exclusive global ad sales rights to SmartLess and select SmartLess Media shows.
Today's horoscopes advise Aries to compromise on details but not on values, Taurus to understand deeper wants of others, and Gemini to form alliances by learning about others' inner worlds. Cancer is warned against letting strong negative feelings ruin experiences, while Leo is encouraged to shake off mistakes quickly. Virgo is reminded that all connections happen in the present, and Libra is urged to take action on long-held desires. Scorpio is advised to be mindful of the impact of their words, and Sagittarius is warned about the line between flattery and infringement. Capricorn is encouraged to recognize and reverse problems, while Aquarius is reminded of the value of resourcefulness. Finally, Pisces is praised for their open-mindedness and winning combination of structure and flexibility. Jason Bateman is set to star and direct a new Netflix series based on a dark comedy about a dad-on-dad youth sports rivalry.
Jason Bateman recalls a "meltdown" he had during a podcast recording with Matthew McConaughey due to technical difficulties, forcing them to scrap the episode. Bateman's frustration was captured on a recording played by his co-hosts, leading McConaughey to burst into laughter. The actor then reenacted Bateman's tech-induced meltdown, providing comedic relief. Bateman called the incident "mortifying" and admitted he didn't realize McConaughey was on the call until later. Fortunately, they were able to record a new episode with McConaughey as a guest after two years.
Actor Jason Bateman had a "meltdown" during a recording of the "SmartLess" podcast when his computer wouldn't work while trying to interview Matthew McConaughey. Bateman's cohost, Will Arnett, played an audio recording of the incident on a recent episode, where Bateman expressed embarrassment over the situation. Despite the technical difficulties, McConaughey joined the podcast and the interview proceeded successfully. Bateman later apologized to McConaughey for his reaction and thanked him for returning to the show.
Jason Sudeikis and Jason Bateman were spotted sitting courtside at the Los Angeles Lakers game against the Denver Nuggets. Other celebrities in attendance included TikTok star Charlie D'Amelio and guards Trae Young and Kyrie Irving. The Lakers currently trail 0-3 in the series but have their biggest lead of the series at halftime of Game 4.
Jennifer Aniston and ex-husband Justin Theroux were spotted having dinner together in NYC with Jason Bateman and his wife. The friendly exes have remained supportive of each other since their split in 2018, with Theroux recently leaving a sweet message for Aniston on Instagram. In a recent interview, Theroux addressed speculation about their breakup and emphasized that they remain friends who call, FaceTime, and text each other.