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Alexis Bellino Slams Shannon Beador’s Claim $60,000 Will Pay for Wedding
Alexis Bellino is clapping back at Shannon Beador after the latest episode of The Real Housewives of Orange County. During the season 19 premiere on Thursday, July 10, viewers...
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RHOC’s Tamra Judge Is Tired of Being Called a ‘Horrible Human Being’
Tamra Judge is sharing a glimpse into her emotional therapy sessions. On the Thursday, July 10, episode of The Real Housewives of Orange County, cameras rolled as Tamra, 57,...
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Emily Simpson’s 10-Year-Old Son Luke Diagnosed With Eating Disorder
Emily Simpson is opening up about her son’s eating disorder for the very first time. During the Thursday, July 10, episode of The Real Housewives of Orange County, Emily, 49,...
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Which 'Love Island USA' Couple Could Be Eliminated Before the Season Finale?
The Love Island USA villa has one more couple that will be eliminated before the season finale — and there are certain signs as to who could be chosen. During the Sunday, July...
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Carrie Clashes With Miranda Over Potential Spark With New 'AJLT' Neighbor
While Carrie Bradshaw is trying to make the most of her long-distance romance with Aidan Shaw, an unlikely friendship is forming with her new neighbor, Duncan Reeves. During the...
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Sunny Hostin’s Husband Emmanuel's Lawsuit: Everything We Know
Sunny Hostin’s husband, Emmanuel “Manny” Hostin, made headlines after he was named in an insurance fraud lawsuit. According to legal documents viewed by Us Weekly on January 7,...
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Most Shocking TV Exits of 2025: 'The Pitt,' 'Emily in Paris' and More
It is never easy for fans to unexpectedly say goodbye to their favorite characters — and 2025 has featured an influx of shocking departures from our TV screens. Euphoria went...
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Sunny Hostin’s Husband Dropped From Insurance Lawsuit
A federal lawsuit against Dr. Emmanuel “Manny” Hostin, the husband of The View’s Sunny Hostin, has been dropped after he was previously accused of fraud. Entertainment Weekly...
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What to Know About ‘The Pitt’ Season 2: From Cast Exits to Spinoffs
The Pitt has been renewed for a second season — but the Max series has already gone through several changes. The medical drama, which premiered in January 2025, highlighted the...
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Is Nicolandria Real? Who Will Win? ‘Love Island USA’ Stars Weigh In
Fresh out of the villa and on Zoom with Us Weekly, dumped Love Island USA Islanders are tackling burning questions about the final days of season 7. First up? Nicolandria, of...
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Prime Day Is Almost Over, but These 17 Colorful Sundresses Are Still up to 70% Off
Amazon may have thousands of fashion items on sale for its big Prime Day extravaganza, but if you’re going to stock up on one thing, it should be sundresses. The retailer has...
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Which 'The Pitt' Stars Are — and Aren't — Returning for Season 2
The Pitt is already gearing up to film a second season — but is every fan favorite returning for more episodes of the show after that time jump? When the medical drama premiered...
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17 Major Markdowns on Shopper-Loved Fashion, Beauty and Home Brands — Starting at $12
It’s Prime Day, but it’s not just Amazon serving up the savings. Walmart is also dropping major deals that are too good to miss! The mega-retailer is offering markdowns across...
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The Apple Watch Series 10 Just Hit Its Lowest Price of the Year
If you ask Us, wearable tech is having the ultimate moment right now. Sleep-tracking rings and step-counting watches are just some of the many ways A-listers, influencers and...
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Stellan Skarsgard Talks About ‘Nazi’ Ingmar Bergman: ‘He Was the Only Person I Know Who Cried When Hitler Died’
Stellan Skarsgård opened up about working with Ingmar Bergman at Karlovy Vary Film Festival. “My complicated relationship with Bergman has to do with him not being a very nice...
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Agnieszka Holland on Bringing Kafka Back to Life With ‘Playful’ Biopic ‘Franz’: ‘I Don’t Like the Cliché of Kafka Being Dark, Moody and Depressed’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Agnieszka Holland, the director of Oscar nominated films like “Angry Harvest,” “Europa Europa” and “In Darkness,” has completed post on her latest film, Franz Kafka biopic...
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Venice Classics to Feature Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Matador,’ Stanley Kubrick’s ‘Lolita,’ Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s ‘House of Strangers’
Restored movies by Pedro Almodóvar, Stanley Kubrick, Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Manoel de Oliveira, Krzysztof Kieślowski and Tsai Ming-Liang are set to screen as part of the Venice...
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Intramovies Picks Up Locarno Contender ‘Mosquitos’: ‘A Film Unlike Anything We’ve Seen Before’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Intramovies has picked up interational sales rights for Italian drama “Mosquitos” (“Le Bambine”). Directed by Valentina and Nicole Bertani, it will premiere at Locarno Film...
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Donald Trump Renews Global Trade War With Canada Facing 35% Tariff
President Donald Trump has launched a fresh assault on global trading partners with Canada likely to be among the worst hit. In a letter sent to its northern neighbor late on...
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FrightFest Titles ‘In a Cold Vein,’ ‘Blockhead’ Board Blue Finch Films Slate (EXCLUSIVE)
Blue Finch Films has boarded international sales on two genre titles ahead of their world premieres at FrightFest 2025, adding Eric Owen’s cat-and-mouse thriller “In a Cold...
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France’s Champs-Elysees Film Festival, Sophie Dulac’s Event Dedicated to French and American Movies in Paris, Shutters After 14 Editions
The Champs-Elysees Film Festival, created by distributor-exhibitor Sophie Dulac in 2012 to build a bridge between French and American film industries and cultures, is shuttering...
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San Sebastián 2025: Alberto Rodríguez’s ‘Los Tigres’ and J.A. Bayona-Produced Netflix Movie ‘She Walks in Darkness’ Selected Among 22 Spanish Titles
Alberto Rodriguez’s ‘Los Tigres,’ backed by Movistar Plus+, and Netflix title ‘She Walks in Darkness,’ produced by “Society of the Snow” director J.A. Bayona, feature among a...
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Michael Mann to Receive Lumiere Award at 17th Edition of Thierry Fremaux’s Lumiere Festival
Michael Mann is set to receive the Lumiere Award at the 17th edition of the Lumière Festival in Lyon this fall. The festival, headed by Cannes chief Thierry Fremaux, celebrates...
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‘Neighbours’ Wraps Final Production for Prime Video as 40-Year Australian Soap Ends Revival With ‘Possibilities for a Future Chapter’
Production on the iconic Australian soap opera “Neighbours” has officially wrapped for Prime Video, with the cast filming their final scenes at Nunawading studios on Friday. The...
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Biden cover-up probe heats up as another ex-White House aide sits down with GOP
The House Oversight Committee is preparing to hear from another former Biden advisor in its probe into an alleged cover-up of the ex-president's mental decline.
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Washington Post staff 'shellshocked' by constant blows to morale as bosses seek buyouts, insider says
The latest effort by The Washington Post to reduce headcount is hitting a wall according to one insider at the paper, as low morale continues to plague the newsroom.
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Shooter's motive and missed warnings one year after Trump's attempted assassination and more top headlines
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MSNBC’s Psaki struggles to fill Maddow’s lofty shoes, trails CNN in key demo through two months in new slot
MSNBC’s Jen Psaki, a former Biden White House press secretary, is trailing Fox News and CNN among a key age demographic through two months in her new timeslot.
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Make America Beautiful Again: Let’s restore our natural legacy from sea to shining sea
A new bipartisan commission aims to restore America's conservation legacy by uniting leaders to protect natural beauty and expand outdoor heritage
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Restaurant surcharge stirs up controversy: 'Business owner should be embarrassed'
A viral post about a restaurant's 18% "living wage fee" divides the internet and sparks debate over it being an alternative to tipping or an inappropriate burden.
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