Days of Our Lives 2-week spoilers for March 30 – April 10, 2026 present Johnny DiMera (Carson Boatman) begging and Stephanie Johnson (Abigail Klein) torn.

Monday, March 30th: Rachel Throws Sophia Under the Bus

On Monday, March 30th, Johnny and Chanel Dupree DiMera (Raven Bowens) head home after that stressful hearing where Sophia Choi (Madelyn Kientz) tried to make sure they couldn’t take Trey and EJ DiMera (Dan Feuerriegel) saved the day. I wonder if Johnny and Chanel are going to head straight home or do the party and then head home. And I wonder if EJ is going to wrangle an invite since he saved the day and the adoption deal.

Belle Brady (Martha Madison) encourages sad Marlena Evans (Deidre Hall) that she was in the right and to just forget what Kristen DiMera (Stacy Haiduk) said about her and Rachel Black (Lorelei Olivia Mote) and her not getting to see her. And I wonder if Marlena may tell Belle what they think Rachel did with Holly Jonas’s (Ashley Puzemis) supplements.

Days of our Lives Spoilers: Rachel Grilled

Meanwhile, Rachel is getting grilled by her dad, Brady Black (Eric Martsolf), who says he knows that Rachel put her psych meds in the bottle of pills for Holly. And of course, Rachel’s going to freak out, deny it. And throw Sophia under the bus with both hands, as she should.

Holly and Tate Black (Jamie Martin Mann) start to connect the dots on what happened after Brady tells Holly that Rachel said that Sophia is the one who gave her the pills to give to Holly, which makes a lot more sense because Rachel’s fine and she’s got all of her medication that she can show her dad.

Tuesday, March 31st: Kate Tricks Johnny

Tuesday, March 31st, Alex Kiriakis and Jeremy Horton (Michael Roark) face some taunts from rotten Owen Kent (Wes Ramsey). And I wonder if he’s going to tell Alex that Stephanie kissed him and was really into it. And he may tell Alex that Stephanie was holding hands with Jeremy. Just anything to cause chaos.

Kate Roberts (Lauren Koslow) duped her step grandson Johnny when she tricked him into publishing Bonnie Kiriakis’s (Judi Evans) knockoff of One Stormy Night. A copyright lawsuit could really do some damage to DiMera. But I wonder if Johnny’s going to realize he was set up by people that he thought he could trust. Unfortunately, those people are desperate.

Philip Kiriakis (John-Paul Lavoisier) confides in Gabi Hernandez (Cherie Jimenez). And I wonder if he’ll tell her that his mom, Kate, tricked Johnny with Bonnie’s book deal.

Days of our Lives Spoilers: Stephanie Confides in Chanel

Sophia’s mom, Amy Choi, begs Sophia to please stay home and out of trouble, but instead she wants to rub it in people’s faces that she’s out. She wants to see for herself in person what damage she did to Holly because she thinks that damage is ongoing. So this week, Sophia trots over to the Brady Pub and says hey to Tate and Holly who looks stunned to see her on the loose, especially since they should know by then what she did with the supplements.

We’re also going to have Aaron Green back this week for some scenes. Chanel listens as Stephanie confides in her. And I wonder if Chanel is going to learn about the trauma bond and Stephanie’s evolving thoughts about Jeremy.

Wednesday, April 1st: Kristen Tears into Sophia

Wednesday, April 1st, Kristen tears into Sophia. Of course, Kristen’s livid and looking for anybody to blame but herself for Rachel being sent back to Bayview. But to be fair, Sophia is a big part of why Rachel was sent back to Bayview. If not for Sophia’s actions, that have had everybody assuming that Rachel drugged Holly, then Marlena might not have told the judge she thinks Rachel needs back inpatient at Bayview. And Marlena’s testimony seemed to carry a lot of weight in the hearing.

Tate and Holly feel absolutely vindicated once they learn Sophia’s behind her drugging. I wonder if Holly may consider going to the cops, but Tate and Brady may not want that because Rachel would get dragged into it and she might wind up in juvie instead of Bayview.

Days of our Lives: EJ Takes Credit?

Gwen Rizczech (Emily O’Brien) updates EJ about Dimitri von Leuschner DiMera (Peter Porte). Of course, he’s suspected in Vivian Alamain’s (Louise Sorel) death. And I wonder if EJ is going to take credit for two birds with one stone offing Vivian to punish her for the DiMera kidnappings and effectively neutralizing Dimitri, who looks like the culprit. Honestly though, I doubt Vivian is dead. I also doubt Stefan DiMera’s dead.

Also this week, EJ shows Theo Carver (Cameron Johnson) that his mom, Lexie Carver (Renee Jones), is alive and Theo is stunned on Days of our Lives.

Xander Kiriakis Cook (Paul Telfer) has a hard time being around Sarah Horton (Linsey Godfrey) right now. Xander still loves her and it’s really difficult for him that she’s moving on with Brady.

Thursday, April 2nd: Philip Asks Maggie for a Favor

On Thursday, April 2nd, Justin Kiriakis tries to get Bonnie to see the truth that her book was not just inspired by Stephanie’s, but lifted heavily from it. And I wonder if Justin will warn Bonnie that she committed copyright infringement. Now, I don’t think she did it on purpose, but she did it. So this week she asked Justin what he thinks about her book and he tells Bonnie that One Rainy Afternoon or yeah I think that’s what it’s called. One Rainy Afternoon reminds him a lot of Stephanie’s One Stormy Night but it looks like it’s too late because DiMera is committed. The books are printed and it’s about to get ugly.

Philip needs a favor from Maggie Kiriakis (Suzanne Rogers). So we have Philip telling Maggie that Bonnie screwed up in a big way and her mistake could save Titan. Philip tells Maggie they can’t afford the next loan payment and could lose the mansion, but damages from DiMera could bail them out, but that means putting Bonnie out to hang dry. So, we’ll see.

Days of our Lives Spoilers: Gabi Makes an Offer?

Also, Gabi and Theo talk business. And I wonder if Gabi makes Theo an offer to bring Gabi Chic back to DiMera for a hefty payout. You know, her guilt may have her wanting to bail out Philip and Titan. And since Theo is hardcore crushing on Gabi, he may do it just to have her working under him. And so Theo can see her every day.

Johnny wants EJ to do him another favor. And I’m sure he’d jump at the offer. And it may be about repping DiMera in the copyright infringement mess. Plus, even if Johnny wasn’t asking or even if he was begging, I mean, EJ has a personal motive to want to save DiMera from a huge messy lawsuit and a big payout to Titan.

Chanel questions Paulina Price (Jackée Harry) and I wonder if Chanel’s asking why Paulina has been so off-kilter lately. We’ll see if she comes clean on the Lexie thing because Paulina really needs somebody to talk to.

Friday, April 3rd: Stephanie Faces Off with Owen

Friday, April 3rd, Shawn-Douglas Brady (Brandon Beemer) turns down Belle’s offer to caretake him during his recovery and she is hurt. But looks like Shawn’s going to go stay with Jada Hunter (Elia Cantu) and from there sparks should fly for the two of them.

Steve Johnson apologizes to Jeremy and it is overdue. Jeremy saved Stephanie and Steve knows Jeremy really stepped up at great personal risk to save his daughter.

Stephanie faces off with Owen. So this week, Stephanie demands to see Owen alone and she closes the blinds on Steve and Alex so she can talk to her kidnapper in the interrogation room one-on-one. Jada cuffs Owen to a chair and leaves Stephanie to it.

Leo Stark’s (Greg Rikaart) writing reflects his broken heart. And Julie Williams (Susan Seaforth Hayes) wants JJ Deveraux to get therapy for ongoing PTSD and comforts him when he’s really upset over failing to shoot somebody when he should have and his guilt over Shawn getting shot as a result.

Week Two: April 6th-10th Spoilers

The week of April 6th through the 10th, Theo’s voice and presence may be what finally wakes his mom Lexie up. So we could get an Easter miracle, a little resurrection action, which is, you know, kind of dodgy in a way just in terms of timing and religious strangeness.

Bonnie and DiMera Enterprises face that copyright infringement suit. We’ll see if anything can save Johnny from being called out for poor judgment.

Alex is bothered by Stephanie’s newfound closeness to Jeremy. Cat Greene (AnnaLynne McCord) and Rafe Hernandez (Galen Gering) continue to dig into the secret lab. Everybody’s dying to know who was in the person pod, but the truth is about to come out about Lexie.

We’re going to see a new Arianna Horton soon. And she’s going to find out that Liam Selejko (Hank Northrop) lied to her, which could be a deal breaker. Plus, Arianna and Holly should reconcile after the pill swap. Truth is out.

Gwen and Leo continue to spar. Dimitri isn’t gone for good. We should see more of him with Andrew Donovan dealing with the Vivian murder accusations.

Look for Shawn to settle in at Jada’s and them to get really comfortable. I don’t know if Theo is going to be jealous. I don’t think so. He may see it as a convenient time to cut bait and go chase Gabi.

Brady and Sarah get closer and Kristen continues to be unhinged.

Most science fiction franchises tend to try to reinvent themselves over the years, with mixed results. Some, like Star Wars, return with new installments that often spark divisive discourse. Others, like Blade Runner or Tron, have extremely lengthy gaps between sequels. One sci-fi franchise not only reinvented itself in the early 2010s but also delivered a truly epic scale that very few blockbusters have matched. This honor goes to the Planet of the Apes reboot series, which is available to stream on HBO Max.

Starting with Rise of the Planet of the Apes, the new films focus on the birth of the titular Planet of the Apes, especially how the apes evolve into the dominant species on the planet. It’s not the first time someone has tried to reboot the series; Tim Burton launched his own version of Planet of the Apes in 2001, and James Cameron was even approached to revive the series on film before he eventually made Titanic. The new Planet of the Apes succeeds because it takes the time to show how its world is constantly evolving, offering a sense of growth that other sci-fi franchises lack. It also doesn’t hurt that one of Hollywood’s best directors helped take the series to a new level.

The ‘Planet of the Apes’ Reboot Revamps a Major Element of the Original Series

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In the original Planet of the Apes, humanity has devolved into a mute class of workers while the apes lord over them. This led to arguably one of the greatest twists in science fiction history, in which George Taylor (Charlton Heston) discovers that the “planet” he’s landed on is actually Earth, ravaged by nuclear war. Rise of the Planet of the Apes shifts from a nuclear threat to a viral one, as scientist Will Rodman (James Franco) creates a drug called ALZ-112 to reverse the effects of Alzheimer’s disease. While ALZ-112 increases the intelligence of the chimpanzee Caesar (Andy Serkis), it proves to be deadly to humans, triggering a global pandemic. Director Rupert Wyatt also said that future films would explore the conflict between man and ape:

“We’ve incorporated elements from Conquest of the Planet of the Apes, in terms of how the apes begin to revolt, but this is primarily a prequel to the 1968 film… Caesar is a revolutionary figure who will be talked about by his fellow apes for centuries… This is just the first step in the evolution of the apes, and there’s a lot more stories to tell after this. I imagine the next film will be about the all-out war between the apes and humans.”

True to Wyatt’s words, the next two films, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and War for the Planet of the Apes, focused on how humanity and apes came to battle. It also brought a new director into the fold, as Matt Reeves stepped up to helm both sequels. Reeves brought a truly epic scale to the Planet of the Apes reboot, showcasing just how much the world changed in the wake of humanity’s decimation. Rain-soaked forests, snow-covered terrain, and a massive military fortress are given plenty of sweeping shots, with cinematographer Michael Seresin taking time to close in on both human and apes’ facial expressions — letting their eyes say much more than words could. Reeves’ vision led to critical and commercial success for both Apes sequels, and paved the way for his work on The Batman.

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Thanks to Andy Serkis, the New ‘Planet of the Apes’ Blends Pathos with Blockbuster Thrills

There’s one person who helped make the Planet of the Apes reboot a bona fide success, and it’s Andy Serkis. Serkis delivers a career-best performance as Caesar, thanks to a blend of motion capture and a truly magnetic performance. Every time Caesar is on-screen, the camera gravitates toward him, showcasing his transformation from a mere ape to a leader to a messianic figure. Even in death, Caesar continues to cast a large shadow as Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes shows how apes have taken up his words, for good and ill. It’s also led the Planet of the Apes reboot to continue topping HBO Max’s global charts, showing that the new films have just as strong a hold on modern audiences as the original Planet of the Apes did on its audience.

The Planet of the Apes reboot proves that not every reboot of a popular franchise needs to rely on nostalgia or simply rehash the original story. It also showcases that there’s still room for sweeping epics in the sci-fi landscape, especially as Dune: Part Three gears up to hit theaters.

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August 5, 2011

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Here’s a look at what celebrities have been up to as of late!

Hudson Williams attended the Saturday Night Live afterparty in New York City in a full leather look from SIMKHAI. The actor also wore the Pacsun East Pacific Fleece Cutoff T-Shirt while appearing in his first skit of the night on the show.

Aubrey Plaza stepped out in Paris, France in a matching set from AYA MUSE featuring a button-up top and a coordinating skirt.

Rose Byrne, Britt Lower, Kathryn Hahn, and Allison Janney attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California after getting facials by celebrity facialist Lord Gavin McLeod-Valentine using The Method by Augustinus Bader.

Ariana DeBose arrived at TODAY in New York City carrying Patou’s Le Patou Bag in black.

John Cena attended MEGACON Orlando 2026 in Orlando, Florida.

Sarah Michelle Gellar visited the SiriusXM studio in New York City in the L’eggs® 360° Contour™ Super Sheer Tights.

Tom Holland stepped out in Los Angeles, California in the Reebok Club C 85 Vintage Shoe.

Olivia Wilde enjoyed a workout in Los Angeles, California in the Alo Splendor Bra.

Elizabeth Banks left the set of Jimmy Kimmel Live! in Los Angeles, California in a dress from SIMKHAI’s Fall 2026 Collection. 

Jenna Dewan was out and about in New York City in the The Flair sunglasses by Past Midnight.

Lake Bell attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Los Angeles, California in the Alexandre Birman Clarita Pump 100 in black.

Lady Gaga kicked off night one of the Mayhem Ball at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. in Rebecca Minkoff’s Nyla Blazer Dress.

SZA attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Los Angeles, California in ALDO’s Manaelion Heels.

Jessica Alba attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Los Angeles, California in the Alexandre Birman Clarita Bell Slingback 100 Satin Black shoes.

Judy Greer attends the Chili Finger premiere during the SXSW Conference & Festivals at the ZACH Theater in Austin, Texas in the Le Seul Camellia Pump in Black Organic Natural Raffia.

Eva Mendes attended the Project Hail Mary premiere in New York City in the L’eggs® 360° Contour™ Super Opaque Tights.

Stassi Schroeder celebrated the opening of Joe’s Jeans Beverly Hills flagship in Beverly Hills, California and the 25th anniversary of the brand with celeb stylist Dani Michelle.

Jackson White attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Los Angeles, California in a leather blazer from SIMKHAI.

Heidi Klum was out and about in New York City in the Monique Lhuillier FW’25 Strapless Sequin Column Dress in Ocean. The model also arrived at the Project Runway set in New York City wearing Ronny Kobo’s moss green Sidonie Dress. 

Nina Dobrev vacationed in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico in the Retro Triangle Top and Retro Adjustable Bottoms by ISMÊ Swim.

Delilah Belle Hamlin, Charly Jordan, Bernie Martínez Ocasio, and Selina Yang starred in the Steve Madden HELLO, Spring! campaign to celebrate the brand’s spring 2026 swim launch.

Kerry Washington was out in New York City in the SIMKHAI Victoria Draped Satin Top and Kyra Satin Wide Leg Pant.

Jane Fonda attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Los Angeles, California in Le Seul Camellia Baby Grain Calf Pump in Espresso.

Lili Reinhart was out in New York City in the GUIZIO Faux Fur Knit Bolero. The actress was also out in Los Angeles, California in the GUIZIO Soffiano Skirt, and another time in the GUIZIO Billie Boot paired with the I.AM.GIA Blake Mini Skort. She also snapped photos for Instagram in an I.AM.GIA graphic tank.

Barbara Palvin was out and about in Paris, France in The Prism Ring and The Drip Drop Earrings by Alison Lou.

Ed Harris attended the 98th Annual Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California in ALDO’s Amur boot.

Lola Tung appeared on Good Morning America in New York City in ALDO’s Stessysling Heels in dark brown.

Lucy Hale was out and about in Studio City, California wearing the Dumpling Handbag in black by Alf.

Bella Hadid was out in Los Angeles, California wearing the QUAY Aura Points sunglasses.

Kris Jenner appeared on the SmartLess podcast hosted by Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett.

Dinah Jane posed for Instagram photos in the Destiny Lace Maxi Dress in burgundy by White Fox.

Kehlani attended the iHeart Radio Music Awards in Los Angeles, California in a crochet bandeau top and matching peplum sequin maxi skirt from PatBO’s Latin Soul Spring Summer 2026 collection. 

Adrien Brody rehearsed for The Fear of 13, which also stars Tessa Thompson, before they both made their Broadway debuts at the James Earl Jones Theatre in New York City.

Carrie Underwood posed for an Instagram photo in Ohana, Hawaii in the Karen Millen Yellow Embellished Ombre Floral Pleaded Maxi dress.

Molly Sims attended the 98th Annual Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California in the Monique Lhuillier FW’26 Strapless Mikado Pique Ball Gown with Train in pale yellow.

Julia Fox attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Los Angeles, California in the Emerald Drop Earrings and the Silver Diamond with Big Emerald Ring in white gold by La Marquise.

Barbie Ferreira attended the 98th Annual Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California in the Yellow Diamond Square Solitaire Ring in white gold by La Marquise.

Lauren Sánchez released her new children’s book, The Fly Who Flew Under the Sea, which became a New York Times and USA Today bestseller. 

Scheana Shay shared an Instagram Story with her daughter Summer Moon playing with PatPat’s ultra-soft bamboo products.

EJAE, Arden Cho, Zoe Saldaña, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, and Barry Keoghan prepped for the 98th Annual Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California by getting The Method by Augustinus Bader facials by Lord Gavin McLeod-Valentine.

Jessie James Decker’s brand Kittenish announced a partnership with Topspon Downs ahead of its retail expansion at Nordstrom.

Heidi Montag is set to perform at Neon Skies Festival in Edmonton, Canada.

Heather and Terry Dubrow stepped attended 2026 iHeart Awards in Los Angeles, California to promote their Between Us show.

Suki Waterhouse released the music video for her single “Back In Love,” where she wore a Crystal Net gown from PatBO. 

Future celebrated Miami Music Week Madness at LIV Miami Beach in Miami Beach, Florida.

Megan Moroney posed on Instagram in the Gen Z Love Sequin Knit Mini Dress in pink by White Fox.

Simone Ashley stepped out in New York City carrying Hammitt’s Meredith Small bag.

Lovell Adams-Gray attended Vanity Fair’s The 2026 Vanities: A Night for Young Hollywood Party at Bar Marmont in Los Angeles, California the High Shine Premium Leather Boots in black by Girotti.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was out and about in London, England with DeMellier’s The Stockholm Bag in dark chocolate suede.

Auliʻi Cravalho attended the 98th Annual Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California in the Brilliant Earth Jane Goodall Pendant Necklace, Brilliant Earth Perfect 4-Prong Certified Lab Diamond Stud Earrings in 18K white gold, and Brilliant Earth Diamond Rings.

Ryan Michelle Bathe attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California in the A-Silhouette Dress with Removable Sleeves (Model Number 2304) in blue by OKSANA MUKHA.

Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California in the NINA Embellished Maxi Dress by alice + olivia.

Haley Kalil attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California in the A-Line Corset Dress with Taffeta Skirt (Model Number 2369) in pastel purple by OKSANA MUKHA.

Joely Fisher attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California in the A-Line Off-Shoulder Gown with Long Sleeves (Model Number 2374) in Gray/Blush by OKSANA MUKHA.

Justice Smith attended Vanity Fair’s The 2026 Vanities: A Night for Young Hollywood Part at Bar Marmont in Los Angeles, California in the Juliette Pavé Station Necklace and Mara Ring both in silver by Dean Davidson.

Ava Jean attended the Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary premiere in Los Angeles, California in the Definite Glamour Black Mesh Sequin Bustier Tiered Mini Dress with the Rauland White Pointed-Toe Knee-High Western Boots. 

Emelina Adams attended LA Today’s Oscars Pre-Party at Warwick in Los Angeles, California in wore the Viva Dress by OKSANA MUKHA.

Julian Kostov, Zack Fox, and Stephen Kalyn attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California in Bruno Magli suits.

Liza Colón-Zayas attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California in the Marissa Black Jumpsuit by Nadine Merabi.

Amirah Miller stepped out in New York City in the Alexandre Birman Victoria Saddle Boot in dark brown.

Nate Wyatt celebrated Fanfix’s 5th Birthday in West Hollywood, California.

Lara Worthington teamed up with Witchery for the Lara Worthington x Witchery Capsule Collection filled with 29 pieces.

Rufus Sewell attended the 32nd annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California in the Emerald, Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond, and White Diamond Pagoda Jabot Pin from Stephen Silver Fine Jewelry.

Fabletics co-founder and Luxe360 creator Ginger Ressler hosted an exclusive day of club and movement with an experience at The Aster Hotel in Los Angeles, California, where attendees enjoyed a dance party workout by fitness expert Deja Riley and more.

Georgia May Jagger of The Lions attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Los Angeles, California in a vintage Donna Karan gown.

Auliʻi Cravalho attended the 98th Annual Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California in the Brilliant Earth Jane Goodall Pendant Necklace, Brilliant Earth Perfect 4-Prong Certified Lab Diamond Stud Earrings in 18K white gold, and Brilliant Earth Diamond Rings.

Susan Holmes Mckagan celebrated the paperback release of her book, The Velvet Rose in Los Angeles, California.

Donni Davy unveiled the official key art for season 3 of Euphoria and behind-the-scenes moments on Instagram.

Miranda McKeon spoke at Create & Cultivate’s Future Summit in Austin, Texas.

Amanda Frances appeared on Dear Media’s Coming in Hot podcast with Caroline Baudino.

Joely Fisher attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California in the A-Line Off-Shoulder Gown with Long Sleeves (Model Number 2374) in Gray/Blush by OKSANA MUKHA.

Justice Smith attended Vanity Fair’s The 2026 Vanities: A Night for Young Hollywood Part at Bar Marmont in Los Angeles, California in the Juliette Pavé Station Necklace and Mara Ring both in silver by Dean Davidson.

Caroline Vazzana launched her show, Caroline’s Closet, on the TikTok Podcast Network.

Alicia Crowder appeared on Gia Giudice’s Casual Chaos podcast. 

Jeanee MoCrazy celebrated her engagement to Tariq Abou-Bakr on Phi Phi Island in Thailand.

Holly Brooks completed the Los Angeles, California Marathon in support of The Kings Trust USA.

Katie Austin celebrated her pregnancy news on Instagram.

Carson Roney teamed up with Chime to surprise Dallas Mavericks fans at the American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Texas.

Cassidy Kmetz coined the term Sumo Fairies, a glute-focused exercise designed to target the upper glutes and underbutt through intentional positioning.

Chase DeMoor won the WBA Fedecentro title against Luis Alberto Velasco ahead of starring on Celebrity Ex On The Beach.

Amelia Gray Hamlin enjoyed a shopping day at the Gimaguas Los Angeles Ephermeral Store in Los Angeles, California. The model also stepped out in Paris, France carrying the ALO Voyage Mini bag.

Griffin Johnson is set to compete at the 2026 Arkansas Derby in Hot Springs, Arkansas ahead of the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, Kentucky.

Jamie MoCrazy attended the Time Women of the Year Leadership Forum in Los Angeles, California.

CARA attended the iHeart Podcast Awards during SXSW in Austin, Texas.

Kim Gravel launched Selling with Soul, a masterclass designed to help women build profitable brands.

Sophie Saint attended the Children’s Oncology Support Fund’s 4th Annual Aspen Snow Ball in Aspen, Colorado in a look by Tom Ford.

Paige Lindgren promoted her upcoming cookbook, Sync & Savor, with LA Mag in Marina de Rey, California.

Kai Stone appeared in the trailer for season 2 of Temptation Island.

Shoshanna Raven hosted her three-day Vortex Experience in Puerto Rico.

Shelton Wilder joined the World Woman Foundation’s International Women’s Day 2026 event as a panelist in Beverly Hills, California.

Anita Yokota pre-launched her new book, Grounded Living.

Cassidy Montalvo attended the Houston Rodeo in Houston, Texas to celebrate the launch of Lane Boots.

Jamie Milne pre-launched her cookbook, Everything Delish: 100+ Simple Recipes for Making What You Want to Eat – and Nailing It Every Time.

Violet Witchel attended Max Mara’s International Women’s Day celebration with the World Woman Foundation in San Francisco, California.

Jane Olivia, a.k.a. Earthy Jane, teamed up with Hedley & Bennett to launch a green and pink apron featuring polka dots and strawberries.

Olivia Ponton attended a special screening of Project Hail Mary and Ariel Sullivan’s launch party in New York City. She also served as a panelist at the 5th Annual International Women’s Day Celebration in New York City.

Bipolar Sunshine posed with Teddy’s Eyewear founder Teddy Bliss in Montecito, California while wearing the DONNI sunglasses in black.

Cameron Rogers attended the 5th Annual International Women’s Day Celebration in New York City, where she participated in The Motherhood Myth: Radical Advocacy and the Mental Health Gap panel.

Isabel Alysa attended the Shoptalk Glossy x Modern Retail Brand Leaders dinner in partnership with Swap at Papi Steak in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

Vinícius Júnior teamed up with havaianas to launch a limited-edition collection, with its first style in Brazil.

The Webster’s CCO Natacha Lamour-Nahim hosted an intimate seated dinner at Pan Pacific Park in Los Angeles, California to celebrate the launch of the Veja x Magliano collaboration sold at The Webster.

Kate Diament of Montauk General teamed up with Levain Bakery to introduce the exclusive Cookie Milk Matcha, a limited collaboration drink made with Montauk General’s signature matcha and Levain’s cookie milk steeped from Levain’s white chocolate macadamia cookies and topped with salted sweet cream and cookie crumble. 

Charlotte Tilbury celebrated the brand’s Pillow Talk Innovation with a garden soirée at The Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, California.

Manucurist Paris CEO and founder Gaëlle Lebrat Personnaz celebrated the launch of the brand’s new Playback Collection by offering manicure services at The Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. 

Betsey Johnson launched a five-piece ready-to-wear capsule to celebrate the fourth season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives with original cast dresses reimagined for fans to wear with prices ranging from $89–$139 and sizes ranging from XS–XL.

Lisa Hadley, Lisa Hansen, Twine & Twig, Marion Mckee, Jennifer Tuton, and Lisa Moir teamed up with Carve Designs for the Made By Women collection, featuring accessories from female creators. 

G&B Digital Management’s New York team kicked off their 10 Days of Action at the Bowery Women’s Shelter in New York City.

Dripology med spa hosted an Oscars Recovery Suite in Los Angeles, California, in partnership with InMode offering Forma and EvolveX treatments.

LUV AJ launched The Signature Halo collection featuring 14K gold and lab diamond caps with gold silhouettes, pavé diamond halos, and two personalized options, designed to fit seamlessly over the Oura Ring with prices ranging from $1,900–$2,800.

SEV hosted a Red Carpet Beauty Suite at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills in Los Angeles, California, where guests enjoyed laser facials, SkinPen microneedling, Botox, laser hair removal, plus services by Kelley Baker Brows and Lilit Nails while they previewed SEV’s Red Carpet Glow Formula.

GUESS JEANS hosted a Coachella gifting suite at GUESS JEANS in West Hollywood, California, where guests selected pieces from GUESS’ latest collections and curated products from brand partners to get festival season ready.

NEOM Wellbeing hosted a Rest and Recovery gifting suite at The West Hollywood EDITION in West Hollywood, California, where guests stocked up on the brand’s best-selling products, as well as essentials from Orebella, Loftie, True Botanicals, Arrae, and more.

Chef Olivia Ostrow is gearing up to star in season 3 of the Food Network’s 24 in 24: Last Chef Standing series on April 26 by hosting a premiere watch party at her restaurant, Maison Ostrow, in Miami, Florida. 

12th Tribe hosted styling appointments at their store in Venice, California to celebrate the brand’s new festival collection.

Hulu celebrated the premiere of The Testaments with a one-day interactive street takeover at SXSW in Austin, Texas before a multi-city experiential tour, with additional immersive events planned in Los Angeles, California and New York City.

Bali Body took over Carrera Cafe in Los Angeles, California to celebrate the launch of their Face Tan Milk, where guests enjoyed custom Bali Body drinks, photo moments, and product giveaways

alice + olivia teamed up with PQ Swim to launch a 27-piece swimwear collection filled with ten bikini sets and five one-piece silhouettes with reversible constructions, precision-engineered shaping, embroidery, refined macramé, and elevated finishes. 

Dr. Scholl’s Shoes teamed up with Wrangler to launch the Dr. Scholl’s Shoes x Wrangler collaboration featuring five classic Dr. Scholl’s Shoes silhouettes, including their Original Sandal and Time-Off Max Sneaker, in a variety of Wrangler-inspired colorways and prints, and one denim leather trim jacket.

U Beauty and Crown Affair teamed up to launch The On the Go Duo, a limited-edition set with Crown Affair’s Dry Shampoo in a portable size and U Beauty’s PLASMA Lip Compound in a mini tube. 

Melissa teamed up with Susan Fang for the Melissa x Susan Fang sculptural footwear collection featuring three styles, each in four colorways, including the Melissa Luna Bloom, Melissa Possession Platform Sakura, and the Melissa Daphnis Ballerina.

Artist Gretchen Röehrs teamed up with alice + olivia for International Women’s Day to launch the limited-edition Willa Blouse, where 10% of net proceeds will benefit Chimuk to support its collective of women artisans in Peru.

RANAVAT launched the Brightening Saffron Cleanser, an antioxidant-rich cleanser to remove makeup, impurities, and excess oil to leave skin visibly brighter, and hydrated with premium grade-saffron, red algae, and squalane.

Assouline launched The Boca Raton: A Century of Being Iconic, Maçakizi: Everlasting Summer, and Beken of Cowes: The Art of Sailing for March 2026.

INNBEAUTY launched the Project Pro C Serum powered by 30% clinically proven actives and advanced liposomal Vitamin C.

Innovative Beauty Group launched LIVA, a hair and scalp care line designed to exfoliate, strengthen, restore, and volumize hair from root to tip with an Invigorating Scalp Scrub, Strengthening Shampoo, Restorative Conditioner, Transformative Hair Tonic, and Rejuvenating Scalp Serum.

Frances Valentine partnered with The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida for an exclusive capsule collection featuring a caftan and an embroidered straw tote.

St. Tropez celebrated its 30th anniversary by launching the Express Dark Whipped Mousse, their fastest, darkest tan yet that develops fully in 3 hours, the Instant Glow Body Bronzing Mousse, a no-commitment body bronzer that provides a skin-perfecting finish that lasts all day, and The Ultimate Tan Body Essentials Kit, a curated set with the Classic Bronzing Mitt, an applicator mitt, and the Ultimate Tan Body Brush.

OLEHENRIKSEN launched the Peach Glaze Niacinamide Cleanser with a formula that pairs niacinamide with gentle exfoliating acids to help smooth texture and deliver glassy skin.

Taco Bell launched the Crispy Chicken Crunchwrap Slider, a limited-time menu item including tortilla chip–coated Crispy Chicken Nuggets, a three-cheese blend, pico de gallo, and a choice of Creamy Chipotle or Jalapeño Honey Mustard, as well as the Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla as a permanent choice, made with slow-roasted Cantina Chicken, a three-cheese blend, creamy chipotle sauce, reduced-fat sour cream for dipping, and Avocado Verde Salsa for drizzling.

Sarah Creal Beauty launched the Eyes Up Creamy Kajal Liner in Maritime, a midnight navy with a deep blue and silver pearl shimmer finish that flexes with skin with Cream-Gel Matrix technology and stays put all day long.

Ronny Kobo launched its Spring 2026 collection featuring sculptural draping and body-contouring silhouettes in butter yellow, blush, ivory, and cobalt.

PatPat launched its largest Disney swim collection featuring 200+ new kids’ and family swim styles inspired by Disney Princess, Disney Stitch, Marvel Superheroes, and more.

Alison Lou launched its’ children’s collection, Little Lou, filled with monster trucks, dinosaurs, unicorns, ponies, and more in gold and silver with the option to engrave certain items.

U Beauty launched The BARRIER Bioactive Mist, a biotech-driven serum-mist that provides moisture barrier support, defends against pollution and environmental stressors, and offers hydration with SIREN Capsule Technology™.

Melissa and Scholl teamed up to launch a limited-edition capsule collection centered around the Possession, Melissa’s jelly sandal, and Scholl’s Pescura with the Pescura Heel and the Melissa Possession Pescura.

woom Bikes released its new Powder Pink color across the brand’s GO lineup, which cover every stage, from balance bike to geared ride, for ages 1.5 to 8 years old, with prices ranging from $249 to $770.

SUGARED + BRONZED is set to host a Tiny Home Pop-Up from April 8-25 in Indio, California to celebrate Coachella with sugaring hair removal and customized airbrush

LANEIGE launched the Glaze Graze Tinted Lip Serum in Rose Jam, Lavender Frosting, and Black Plum Glaze. 

SRG Atelier launched the Spring Collection, inspired by soft baby pinks and blues, with simple silhouettes and timeless shapes in sizes XXS–XL with prices ranging from $250-$750.

Dolce Vita expanded its collection to offer hats with eight versatile styles, including sun hats, bucket hats, baseball caps, and a western-inspired style with pricing ranging from $48–$78. 

Luna Bronze launched the Glow Gradual in Medium at Ulta, a limited- edition formula that builds into a rich bronze.

YSE Beauty launched the Xtreme Glow Dewy Peptide Plumping Serum with tripeptide-1 and hexapeptide-9 to increase elasticity and plumpness by over 500%. tanning services.

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By Chris Snellgrove
| Published 23 seconds ago

Randy and his film nerd cohort in Scream 2 helped to instill a pretty basic idea in moviegoers: that sequels almost always suck. Of course, the second film in this iconic slasher franchise was no exception to its own rule.

Wes Craven packed plenty of charm and style into this ambitious sequel, but it still fell short of the titanic heights set by Scream (1996). In this way, the horror maestro helped cement the idea that most scary movie franchises are victims of their own success because nothing will ever top the original.

Deep down, that was how I felt when I first watched Ready or Not. From its singular premise to its likeable final girl to its svelte runtime, this was a nearly perfect movie for audiences who love to scream and laugh.

When I heard this breakout slasher was getting a belated sequel, I worried that a follow-up film would be a slipshod mess that did nothing but retroactively ruin the earlier movie’s reputation. Fortunately, I was wrong, and Ready or Not 2: Here I Come serves as a nearly perfect entry in the franchise, one that sets a new gold standard for horror sequels. 

The Devil’s In The Details

The premise of Ready or Not 2: Here I Come is that the plucky bride (played by Samara Weaving), who narrowly survived a lethal game of hide and seek, is scooped up by a mysterious, Illuminati-type group. It turns out, all of their families had signed an elaborate pact with the devil ages ago, one that offered them control over the world. In exchange, the families follow Satan’s rules, which include requirements for human sacrifices.

The bride’s survival means these families must now compete for the top spot, and the first to kill her wins. But with the unexpected help of her sister (Kathryn Newton), she might just beat the odds yet again.

Ready Or Not 2 Is A Near Perfect Sequel

Why do I think Ready or Not 2: Here I Come is a nearly perfect follow-up to the earlier movie? It improves on everything from the original film without changing the essential formula.

In this sequel, we see the same bride in the same outfit competing in the same kind of competition, all while running from a similar set of wealthy psychopaths. In Ready or Not 2 everything is bigger: the bride now has a partner in the form of a heretofore unknown sister. The competition comes with higher stakes: namely, control of the world itself. Finally, there are more psychopaths than ever, led by Sarah Michelle Gellar’s ruthless character.

Buffy, The Final Girl Slayer

As you can tell from these names, Ready or Not 2: Here I Come is filled with many horror icons, and it’s genuinely fun seeing genre veterans like Gellar get to play such unhinged characters. Elijah Wood (as much horror patron as performer) has a devilishly good time as Satan’s lawyer, and he steals multiple scenes with a wordless glance.

Speaking of stealing scenes, legendary horror director David Cronenberg makes the most of his limited screentime. Oh, and Kathryn Newton gives her best performance since Lisa Frankenstein, establishing the Abigail actor as a girl next door competitor for the title of Scream Queen.  

Newton can’t yet wrest that title from Samara Weaving, however, who manages to inject her character with the same fierce vulnerability (and vulnerable ferocity) that made the first Ready or Not an instant classic. The sequel puts her character through absolute hell, and Weaving ensures we feel every jolt of the bride’s bloody, biting pain.

Weaving’s scenes with Newton channel electrical anger and warm empathy, perfectly embodying the sibling rivalry of sisters many miles out of their collective depth. She also becomes the genre’s most satisfying final girl in a jaw-dropping climax that gives the phrase “the devil’s in the details” a whole new meaning.

Bold, Bloody Fun

While Ready or Not 2: Here I Come is immensely satisfying as a sequel, it’s also surprisingly accessible to newcomers. I took a friend to the film who had not seen the original, but privately, we both worried that the follow-up film would be absolutely inscrutable to anyone who had not seen the earlier movie. Fortunately, we were both wrong, and he found the movie delightful despite typically only liking elevated horror. This underscores the movie’s killer word of mouth: it’s brutal and breezy enough to appeal to slasher fans while also offering enough witty dialogue and twisting plot points to appeal to those who want some meat with their blood.

Why are you still reading this? You should already have been halfway to the theater. Go check out Ready or Not 2: Here I Come to discover a nearly perfect horror sequel full of powerhouse performances, crazy kills, and memorable murders.

Go watch the movie to hear some hilarious dialogue, including more than a few one-liners that will live, rent-free, in your head. If nothing else, go see the movie for a sight that might unite all of us and finally heal a divided nation: Kathryn Newton. In a bloody tank top. With a sword.

By Jennifer Asencio
| Published 49 seconds ago

If you’ve ever watched a movie that has that familiar actor you recognize as the trusty supporting character from many other movies, you’re looking at a character actor; we typically identify them as “oh, that guy from ____!” One of the most classic such characters is Principal Strickland from the Back to the Future movies, best known for finding Marty McFly’s music so loud that he has to cover his ears.

James Tolkan, the character actor who brought that role to life, has died. He was 94.

How James Tolkan Got His Start

Tolkan started acting in 1960, but throughout the decade, his roles were sporadic as he tried to find his footing in the industry. The 1970s brought more roles, but it wasn’t until the 1980s that he really started to become established by his trademark baldness and distinctive facial features. He was featured in a number of cameo roles, starting with The Amityville Horror in 1979, in which he played the coroner.

Soon after followed the roles he is most iconic for: Wargames’ Wigan, Back to the Future’s Principal Strickland, and Top Gun’s Stinger. These were the most prominent of many appearances in films throughout the 1980s, establishing him as a recognizable face, “that guy,” even if few know his name. He was also in Masters of the Universe and Dick Tracy, as well as both of the Back to the Future sequels.

Life After Strickland Fame

Tolkan kept appearing in movies and television shows in the 1990s, but slowed his output in 2000, when he was already almost 70. He did make seven more movie appearances between 2000 and 2024, most notably a cameo as the pianist in the critically acclaimed Bone Tomahawk.

His wife, Parmelee, was a prop girl in a 1971 off-Broadway production in which he appeared. They’ve been married ever since that year, and she survives him. Not many marriages get to last that long, even outside of Hollywood, but especially within an industry where everyone’s private life is not-so-private.

Tolkan was also a supporter of animal rescue. An obituary on the official Back to the Future website asks fans to make a donation to their favorite shelter or the Humane Society in his name. Known for playing hardasses, Tolkan was known as a kind and loving man off-screen.

James Tolkan’s name may not be well-known, but his face was, and his characters are embedded in cinema culture. That is its own form of immortality, as the movies he was in have brought joy to generations and will continue to for many more.