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The Entertainment Report-Ep 1776 5/3/22

Published: May 3, 2022, 10:16 p.m.

Episode 1776 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo

News stories include Peacock to premiere three original films from Universal Pictures in 2023; 'Hollywood Stargirl' explores her own dreams in Disney+ trailer; Harry Styles tries to keep Florence Pugh quiet in 'Don't Worry Darling'; Taylor Swift to appear at Tribeca Festival for her short film, 'All Too Well; ''Fast X' finds 'Now You See Me' director Louis Leterrier; Jimmy Kimmel contracts COVID-19; Mike Birbiglia to fill in as 'Live' guest host; Ricky Gervais uses satire in official clip for stand-up special to air on Netflix; 'Iron Chef' to come on Netflix in June after hiatus; Dwayne Johnson, Michelle Yeoh and more selected for Gold House's A100 list; and multiple sources confirm that country legend Naomi Judd took her own life.