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KIM KARDASHIAN TO PAY RENT FOR FORMER INMATE: Kim Kardashian is interested in prison reform and helping former inmates get a fair shake, once they’ve been released. When Matthew Charles was released after serving 20 years of his 35-year sentence following implementation of the First Step act, he was denied housing. Kardashian, ET reports, has pledged to pay his rent after learning of his plight. Kardashian has not publicly commented, but Charles thanked her on Facebook. “I just received the most wonderful news tonight that I just had to share with everyone. Kim Kardashian West… heard about my situation. Was moved and has decided to help me,” Charles wrote. “Kim did not do this for attention or publicity, but I had to share it, because it’s to good not to, and my heart is about to burst with happiness, that I wish you to rejoice in this news with me.” (ET)
ANGELINA JOLIE STEPS OUT FOR DUMBO PREMIERE WITH KIDS: Angelina Jolie and four of her six children (Zahara, 14, Shiloh, 12, and 10-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox) appeared at the star-studded premiere of Dumbo at the El Capitan Theater in Los Angeles,on Monday night. Fans can next see Jolie in Maleficent: Mistress of Evil on October 18th. (E!)
ANNETTE BENING’S SECRET WEAPON FOR CAPTAIN MARVEL: Annette Bening is wowing audiences with her role in Captain Marvel. She credits her kids with giving her a leg up for the role, she tells Page Six. “I learned from my kids. I took them into my confidence and had them explain it to me. My character did none of the smashing, trashing derring-do. I play Supreme Intelligence, the virtual chamber preparing her for battle who possesses all the intelligence for 1 million years.” (Page Six)
TARA REID TOLD TO GET MOVING ON LAWSUIT: The court is telling Tara Reid to follow through on her $100 million Sharknado lawsuit, or watch it get tossed, The Blast reports. She filed the suit against the film’s producers, accusing them of false endorsement and misappropriation of her image, but has not yet filed proof that she served the defendants, and unless she does soon, the suit is at risk of being dismissed. (The Blast)
