Shane Gillis' ex-girlfriend throws shade, James McAvoy makes 'bonkers' residuals reveal | Headlines

Shane Gillis' ex-girlfriend Grace Brazel is making her feelings known after the comedian faced backlash for his controversial jokes about women at the gym on Saturday Night Live. We've got more in Brazel's pointed response to Gillis' monologue in today's Page Six headlines. Brazel reposted a video of Dan Levy criticizing Gillis for his misogynistic joke to her Instagram stories, adding, Anyways, y'all need anything from the store? She then shared a gym selfie captioned, fit check before posting a video of her workout, calling it a fully-body workout for my hoes. Gillis sparked outrage during his SNL monologue when he described female gym-goers as dressing like whores, prompting criticism from Jenna Bush Hager, Kathy Griffin, Levy, and several former SNL cast members. Brazel and Gillis confirmed their relationship in July 2024 and reportedly split about a year later. Next, James McAvoy is revealing which of his movies continues to bring in consistent residuals, and the answer is his 2017 psychological thriller, Split. The actor shared the surprising financial detail during an episode of the Happy Sad Confused podcast, explaining that he rarely receives substantial checks from his other projects. While McAvoy gets occasional payments worth a few hundred dollars, and sometimes as little as 25 cents, he said Split began generating residuals after its very first weekend in theaters. The film reportedly cost around $6 million to make, with approximately $30 million spent on advertising before earning $40 million during its opening weekend. McAvoy called the situation bonkers and credited director M. Night Shyamalan while also discussing why horror performances still receive limited recognition at major award shows. Finally, a previously unaired scene from Keeping Up with the Kardashians reportedly captured an intense confrontation between Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, and her family during the final season of the reality show. In an excerpt from Jonathan Van Meter's upcoming biography, Citizen Kim, producer Farnaz Farjam recalled an alleged October 2020 incident at Caitlyn Jenner's home, where West confronted Kris Jenner and other family members over their decision not to vote for his presidential campaign. Farjam described their confrontation as a 30-minute battle that was ultimately edited out, saying West began ripping into Kris and the family and making the situation about himself. Although the argument never aired, the show's series finale featured Kardashian crying to her sisters and describing herself as a failure amid the breakdown of her marriage, which ended with her filing for divorce in February 2021. Kardashian later cited West's comments about her children and family as a major factor in their split. For more of today's biggest stories, head to page6.com.