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NEW YORK – Rita Moreno told her “Enjoy it, honey!” and that’s what Ariana DeBose has been doing this awards season. The actor, who has been sweeping every accolade for her fiery portrayal of Anita in Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story” – the same role that won Moreno the Academy Award in 1962 – is heading into the Oscars on March 27 as an undisputable favorite in the best supporting actress category after several key wins at the Screen Actors Guild Awards and Sunday’s BAFTA ceremony.

AUSTIN, Texas – Movie (well, docuseries)-making “Magic.” Legendary basketball player Earvin “Magic” Johnson, who earned the moniker “Magic” for his superior talents as a high school baller, debuted the first episode of his Apple TV+ series “They Call Me Magic” at Austin’s South by Southwest festival. The four-part project, directed by Rick Famuyiwa (“Dope,” “The Wood”), streams starting April 22.

Kravitz’s ‘The Batman’ co-star Paul Dano crashes her ‘SNL’ hosting gig Zoë Kravitz’s “The Batman” co-star Paul Dano crashed her “Saturday Night Live” episode Saturday and was almost as creepy as he was in the movie as Batman villain “The Riddler.” Emphasis on almost. In the “Please Don’t Destroy” sketch, Ben Marshall, John Higgins and Martin Herlihy get a cat for Kravitz.

Ferrell lightens the mood for slumping Golden State Warriors Actor Will Ferrell took the floor and warmed up with the slumping Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night – maybe just what coach Steve Kerr’s team needed before facing the Los Angeles Clippers mired in a five-game losing streak. The comedy star donned a vintagestyle headband and dressed in his Jackie Moon jersey from the 2008 hoops film Semi-Pro, a moment that was meant especially for Thompson – who dressed as Moon for Halloween three years ago and loves the movie.

Benedict Cumberbatch has responded to criticism against Jane Campion’s Western “The Power of the Dog” and his own Oscar-nominated portrayal of rancher Phil Burbank. Speaking as part of BAFTA’s Film Sessions on Friday, Cumberbatch did not give specific names, but alluded to viral criticism of the movie’s portrayal of the West made by “1883” star Sam Elliott on a Feb.