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Young and the Restless suggests Mariah Copeland (Camryn Grimes) is taking a dangerous turn, and she could put Dominic Chancellor (Ethan Ray Clark) in real danger.

We’re going to talk about Mariah’s terrifying vow that she makes this week. It is a little scary and could mean danger for the kid.

Mariah Panics on Young and the Restless

This week, Dominic is still with Mariah as she is hustling him away from Genoa City with an imaginary Ian Ward (Ray Wise) along for the ride now and then. Mariah takes a break from driving to rest up and take a nap. She wakes up and panics because she sees that Dominic is gone.

Mariah thinks that Dominic left her, went back to his parents, and doesn’t want to be with her anymore. But then Mariah really wakes up and Dominic is still in the car with her and is also asleep. It turns out that it was a nightmare within a nightmare.

Mariah Copeland’s Terrifying Nightmares and Mental Health Spiral on Y&R

This dream has her panicking, and Mariah realizes that she cannot ever lose Dominic. This is all taking Mariah back to a dark place. She is thinking about how she was taken from Sharon Newman (Sharon Case). In Mariah’s mind, that parallels when Dominic was taken from her after she gave birth—even though he is biologically Abby Newman‘s (Melissa Ordway) and Devon Hamilton’s (Bryton James) child.

Mariah is thinking back to when a nurse stole her and sold her to Ian Ward as a baby. He then raised Mariah in his cult, The Path. When she was a teen, creepy Ian married her. Thankfully, Mariah was rescued. The marriage wasn’t consummated, and she was eventually reunited with Sharon and they’ve built a good relationship.

In a recent interview, actress Camryn Grimes said that this Dominic kidnapping storyline reminds her of when she first started on Y&R back when she was just seven years old. She said one of her first storylines on The Young and the Restless was when Cassie Newman (Camryn Grimes) was kidnapped and held for an entire year.

Parallels to Cassie Newman’s Kidnapping and Y&R History

To refresh you if you don’t remember, back in the early ’90s, Sharon’s oldest child, Noah Newman (now Lucas Adams), was born premature and suffered complications. He wasn’t expected to survive. Sharon’s best friend, Grace (Jennifer Gareis), went looking for Sharon’s firstborn child, a little girl named Cassie that Sharon had given up at birth as a teen mom.

Back then, Sharon didn’t know there were twins; that was a whole retcon. Grace thought that if she could find Cassie and bring her back, it would be a comfort to Sharon when Noah ultimately didn’t survive. But then Sharon’s newborn baby, Noah, fully recovered.

Grace decided she was going to keep Cassie for herself and never tell Sharon. In the end, Grace wound up keeping Cassie for a whole year. But at least Sharon got her daughter back, even though Cassie tragically died after a car accident as a young teen.

Mariah’s Chilling Vow to Keep Dominic at Any Cost on Young and the Restless

There are definitely some valid comparisons between what Grace did by kidnapping Cassie and how Mariah has now kidnapped Dominic. Camryn Grimes said in that same recent interview that she’s come full circle. At the age of seven, she played the kidnapped child, Cassie. Now, Mariah is basically in Grace’s shoes as the kidnapper, and Dominic is in Mariah’s place.

Things get a lot scarier this week when Mariah says shocking things while talking to Dominic, who thankfully is still asleep in the backseat of the car. It gets really creepy because Mariah starts referring to herself as Dominic’s mommy.

She says nothing will get in the way of them being together. In fact, Mariah says she will die before she lets anybody take Dominic away from her. That is absolutely terrifying because Devon and Abby are getting help from GCPD Detective Burrow (Matt Cohen), and they are about to be on Mariah’s trail to take back their son.

Abby Newman’s and Devon Hamilton’s Desperate Plan to Rescue Dominic on Y&R

Mariah may panic, and there is no telling what she could do. She may pull a “Thelma and Louise” and drive them off a cliff or into a tree—something crazy like that. Just as she is telling Dominic that she’d rather die than be apart from him, we have Tessa Porter (Cait Fairbanks), Abby, Sharon, and Devon debating whether Mariah is a danger to Dominic or not.

Nobody seems to think that Mariah would really hurt Dom, but they also have no idea what her mindset is at this point because she is in a severe mental health spiral. Mariah’s outlook is that if she can’t have Dominic, then Abby and Devon can’t have him either.

Mariah has completely detached from reality. She thinks that Dominic is really her son. She is increasingly certain that the only way to have a happy life is together as mother and son. If Mariah feels threatened and thinks she’ll lose Dominic, things could get dangerous fast.

Tessa Porter’s Faces a Hard Choice as Her Marriage Crumbles

This week, the detective, Abby, and Devon set a trap for Mariah. Plus, Abby has made a video they are taking public that is a plea to bring Dominic back home to his parents. Devon has all his radio stations playing Tessa’s music, hoping that might penetrate the fog and get Mariah to stop what she’s doing.

Right now, all of them are doing everything they can to save Dominic and get Mariah to back down. Tessa told Abby and Devon that even though Mariah is in pain, she knows what she’s doing is wrong. Tessa is insisting that Mariah is behaving terribly.

To me, it sounds like Tessa is mentally cutting ties with Mariah. She told Sharon she doesn’t know Mariah anymore. Tessa is scared of this version of Mariah and she has to be worried about what she might do to their daughter, Aria Porter Copeland.

The Future of Mariah and Tessa Porter After the Breakdown

It’s clear that Mariah has prioritized Dominic over Aria Porter Copeland, Tessa, and their marriage. I think Tessa is done fighting for her marriage at this point. Mariah kidnapping Dominic has pushed Tessa about as far away as she can get.

She’s going to lean into Daniel Romalotti (Michael Graziadei). Eventually, when Mariah comes out of this, she’s going to get help. They’ll clear Ian out of her brain once and for all, but I think it’s going to be too late by then. Tessa will have probably divorced her, taken sole custody of Aria Porter Copeland, and be in a serious relationship with Daniel.

Once again, Mariah is going to have lost her family and she’ll be devastated. It all ties back to Ian and this awful start to her life that was no fault of her own. Mariah may never forgive herself for breaking her family apart while having a breakdown.

Right now, it is very worrisome that Mariah is saying she’d rather die than be apart from Dominic. Once she realizes Abby and Devon are coming for them, she may put her and Dominic’s lives at risk. Mariah is completely unhinged, and since we are in February sweeps, things could get scary soon.

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Few Star Trek creators are quite as controversial as Rick Berman, who has been accused of everything from persistent on-set misogyny to running the franchise’s Golden Age into the ground with Enterprise and Nemesis. However, for all of his alleged faults, Berman actually predicted very early on what would become the worst part of the franchise: its overreliance on the Borg. Moreover, he implied that if Star Trek couldn’t find anything original to do with these iconic bad guys, they should simply stop being included in future stories.

Berman’s thoughts on this matter are quoted extensively in Captain’s Logs: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages. He was discussing “Descent,” the two-part Star Trek: The Next Generation episode that explored what happened to the Borg after the Enterprise crew returned a Borg with a personality (Hugh) back to the Collective. The executive producer liked how the show used the villains in this ambitious episode, but he specifically enjoyed how they were written so very differently from their earlier appearances.

Star Trek’s Most Two-Dimensional Villains

“I find [the Borg] very two-dimensional in a way,” Berman said. “They are faceless characters without personality and without specific character traits.” While many fans would say this is what makes them so scary (they are basically the closest thing Star Trek has to zombies), Berman thought that their collective nature made them “sort of a one-beat group of bad guys.”

Berman did acknowledge that these “one-beat” villains could be used well in certain circumstances. For example, he noted that “In ‘Best of Both Worlds’ they represented a threat as opposed to characters, and that was a great episode.” This is a fairly astute analysis, really: being a Collective, the Borg were always going to fail at being interesting characters, but they worked astoundingly well as TNG’s first real existential threat to the Federation’s entire way of life.

Borg Of A Different “Hugh”

For Berman, the episode “I, Borg” (where a captured Borg develops a personality before being returned to the Collective) was something of a revelation. He enjoyed how this story transformed the Borg “into a character” who was “given a personality and something to be sympathetic towards.” He then made a bold statement that would prove weirdly prophetic: “My only interest in the Borg is when they’re used off-center in other than the way they were originally conceived.”

While Berman may have loved how different the Borg in “Descent” were, that sentiment wasn’t shared by most of the fandom. Many missed the cybernetic zombies that had first scared them in episodes like “The Best of Both Worlds,” finding them far more frightening than the group of angry, screaming cyborgs in “Descent.” Accordingly, Star Trek: First Contact brought the Borg back more or less as they were, with one twist: the addition of a Queen.

The Worst Of Both Worlds

Unfortunately, this ended up being “the worst of both worlds” from a creative standpoint. The Queen was (as confirmed by Brannon Braga and other Star Trek creatives) primarily added to give the Borg a recognizable figure who could both speak and be spoken to; that made for more compelling filmmaking than having characters like Picard and Data talk to the formless voice of the Collective. But the very idea of an individual queen went against the Borg’s whole deal, irking fans who wished these villains had stayed consistent.

Speaking of consistency, Star Trek never really made any major changes with the Borg as a whole after this. Sure, the Queen still popped up, but for the most part, the Borg were back to being robot zombies. As Rick Berman predicted, constantly using the Borg without making any substantive changes eventually provided diminishing storytelling returns.

Kissing The Borg Goodbye?

For example, they popped up so much in Voyager (a show that eventually added a Borg officer) that their appearances stopped feeling special. They popped up in Enterprise and, somewhat inexplicably, every single season of Star Trek: Picard. Heck, that show even made the Borg (complete with their unkillable Queen) the final Big Bad, signifying to fans that the writers had really and truly run out of ideas.

Rick Berman’s prophecy came to pass: the Borg remained one-note bad guys until the very end, never again receiving a character change as significant as what we saw in “Descent.” They were transformed back into a reliable bad guy, but one that ultimately became reliably boring. Now that the franchise has moved into the 32nd century, we can only hope the Borg never pop up in Starfleet Academy; otherwise, the iconic race might have to get several passionate lectures on the evils of cultural assimilation, punctuated by quippy phrases like “Resistance ain’t futile, bruh” and “assimilate this, b*tch!” 

Can the Collective be defeated by pure, undiluted cringe? Here’s hoping we don’t have to find out!

Whew! Drama is heating up again, and this time GloRilla stepped into the spotlight. Just hours after her sister Victoria Woods went viral with a video and Facebook posts accusing the famous rapper of neglecting her and her 10 siblings since striking it big, GloRilla seemingly clapped back — in true social media style.

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Glo Responds With Alleged Text From Amid Sibling Drama

Just hours after her sister Victoria Woods made waves with a video and Facebook posts accusing the famous rapper of neglecting the family and her 10 siblings since hitting it big, GloRilla appeared to respond — and she did it in classic social media fashion. GloRilla shared a screenshot on Instagram Story that appeared to show a message from their mom. The contact name read “Ma Nem,” and the message appeared to thank GloRilla for all that she does, praising her for always helping the family.

“Thank You so very very much!!! Really didn’t want to ask because you already do so much for us. I thank you so very very much for all that you do. I don’t take it for granted at all!” Her mother seemingly continued, “I Really do Love and Appreciate You so very much! God Bless you for your honor, respect, kindness and love shown to me! You’re such a blessing to me. When I become a millionaire, I GOT YOU!!! Meanwhile I’ll prayerfully keep you in God’s hands continually.”

Glo’s Texts Spark A Heated Fan Debate

Fans flooded TSR’s Instagram comments, spilling their thoughts on the viral text message. Some called it “off” or said moms just don’t text like that, while others reminded everyone that Glorious isn’t obligated to do anything. A few speculated she probably kept getting asked for stuff until she finally put her foot down, and the comment section was buzzing with opinions.

One Instagram user @ilovetmonet said, “She don’t have to take care of yall over grown ahh people fr!! Get up and go get it just like she had to do go“

This Instagram user @brii.treniere commented, “Exactly. Somebody mad about not getting anymore handouts 🤏🏾😌”

And, Instagram user @globallymontero added, “this why yall need to stay out of ppl business especially when you don’t know them lmao“

Meanwhile, Instagram user @tina_uhhhh_belcher wrote, “Idk man something seems off with the text message…I just can’t figure out what it is.“

While Instagram user @ct_femalepaperchaser joked, “First time i say no it’s like i never said yes 😂😂 or whatever Beyonce said 😂😂”

Lastly, Instagram user @beiluj_ added “Idk but that don’t look like a momma text lol“

Victoria Questions Rapper’s Texts

The moment GloRilla posted the text from their mom, Victoria Woods was quick to clap back. In a clip obtained by SayCheeseTV, she called out the text message, insisting their mom doesn’t text like that. Additionally, Victoria seemingly made it clear she wasn’t buying Glo’s humble flex. And you already know…fans immediately caught the subtle sibling tension unfolding in real time. And, Victoria Woods continued to take her claims straight to live.

Victoria Doubles Down On Glo Claims, Jabs Yo Gotti Too

In another set of videos, Victoria continued to call out Glo for not financially supporting the family. She also insisted that it’s her responsibility, and even threw subtle shots at Yo Gotti—whose label, Collective Music Group, GloRilla joined in July 2022. Victoria even taunted her sister over missing out on a Grammy or VMA. Furthermore, she refused to be defined just as the rapper’s sister, exposing the tension in their relationship.

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Tombstone is simply one of the greatest Westerns ever made. There’s no question about it. From the dynamic characters and the witty dialogue to the incredibly well-paced action sequences and historical accuracy (well, some of the time), the picture is just a masterclass in filmmaking, particularly of the Western genre. Whether you love the film for Kurt Russell‘s ability to drive the narrative forward or the countless one-liners that cannot be beat, there’s a clear reason that Tombstone continues to find an audience over 30 years later. But there is one line that the late Val Kilmer‘s Doc Holliday speaks in the film that is slightly changed from the history books — and believe it or not, the movie does it far better.

‘Tombstone’ Reworked Doc Holliday’s Famous Quote — and We’re Not Complaining

One of the greatest gunfights in all Western cinema, Tombstone‘s most pivotal moment is its adaptation of the historic “Gunfight at the O.K. Corral.” If you have ever been to Tombstone, Arizona to see the reenactments of the epic battle for yourself, you’re likely aware that the 1993 picture gets most of it right. Sure, there is some Hollywood embellishment here, and it may not be as accurate as, say, Kevin Costner‘s Wyatt Earp, but for the most part, Tombstone does a decent job. Case in point, according to an 1881 newspaper article’s account of the infamous gunfight, Frank McLaury crossed Fremont Street just in time to shoot at Holliday. The Doc pursued McLaury, and both he and Morgan Earp fired on the Cowboy. Still, McLaury got the drop on Holliday, stating, “I’ve got you now.” In return, Holliday replied, “Blaze away! You’re a daisy if you have.” Afterward, both Doc and Morgan Earp shoot and kill McLaury in the street.

Admittedly, it’s not a bad line, but Doc’s scripted words in the 1993 movie are far more threatening than they sound in the historical account. In the film, these events still take place in largely the same way, with McLaury (Robert John Burke) getting the drop on Doc. In fact, the battle between them ends the same way too, with Doc and Morgan (Bill Paxton) both shooting McLaury simultaneously. The only difference here comes in Holliday’s cool reply to the outlaw. “You’re a daisy if you do,” Doc says, right before firing at McLaury, who quickly falls dead.

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There’s no denying that the Tombstone remixed version of the line just sounds cooler than the actual historical account, even if the real Doc Holliday’s attitude in the face of danger was something to admire. The way Kilmer speaks these words, with full confidence despite one of his sidearms being out of bullets, is exactly what makes this so effective — not to mention highly quotable. While “You’re a daisy if you have” isn’t bad, the scripted “You’re a daisy if you do” is both simpler and far more interesting. Considering Frank McLaury is instantly killed for his troubles, Doc makes good on the line, which comes across far more easily than the words the real Holliday spoke over a century ago.

Kurt Russell May Have Saved the Movie, but Val Kilmer Is What Makes ‘Tombstone’ Iconic

It’s long been said that Kurt Russell essentially directed Tombstone, and while the particulars of that statement are still heavily debated, nobody denies his importance in seeing the film through to completion. However, for as much as Russell was responsible for the final project, Val Kilmer was equally crucial to the picture’s success. Nobody played Doc Holliday quite like Kilmer, though others played the role well. Going above and beyond, Kilmer made the part his own, emphasizing all of Doc’s clear vices and historical troubles with a clear dramatic flare unmatched by any of his (just as capable) co-stars. It’s no wonder that Doc is the most quotable character in the picture, and even some of his throwaway lines have taken on new life through fans who simply cannot get enough of the Western. We certainly can’t.

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December 25, 1993

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130 minutes

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George P. Cosmatos

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Kristy ‘Sarah’ Scott wasn’t playing when she said she would keep it raw and real on social media. The mom of two just gave her Instagram followers a peek at how she’s revamping her home after splitting with Desmond Scott.

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From Divorce To Decor! Kristy Scott Revamps Her Home

Kristy Scott is keeping it 100 as she continues to navigate her new chapter. She dropped a video on Instagram showing off her bedroom upgrade, adding a little seating area to chill with a book or sip some wine. The vibes were on a 1000 as her chair sits right by the window and her little table is perfectly placed. She told fans she’s still adjusting to her new normal and it feels weird being in a quiet house while her boys are at school. But even with that, she’s learning to love it and enjoy her own company and peace of mind.

Fans Flood Kristy’s Comment Section After She Showed Off Her Post-Divorce Space

Just like her home, Kristy’s comment section overflowed with peace and positivity. Fans were loving the fresh vibes she was bringing, while others couldn’t stop gagging over her colorful dress and platform pumps.

Instagram user @foxycleo_pattra wrote, “All while looking Good! You don’t look like what you’ve been through! That’s a flex! 💪🏾 ✨” 

Instagram user @bohemegoods wrote, “Loving on yourself and I’m here for it!!” 

While Instagram user @jessyjphoto wrote, “I’m here for it🍷🧘🏽‍♀️” 

Then Instagram user @capelliamore wrote, “Loving anything Kristy Related 🤍🤍 the decor 🫶🏾” 

Another Instagram user @stacey.adrianne wrote, “I love how your house is very minimalistic but your outfits are extreme maximalist 😂💗💗💗” 

Instagram user @viccarnage wrote, “Sitting in silence and being good is absolutely the flex you think it is 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🩷🩷🩷” 

Then another Instagram user @gizavellz wrote, “Happiness & peace looks so good on you! 😍” 

Finally, Instagram user @lifewithkesh wrote, “We like it!” 

Kristy Keeps it Real About “What’s Next For Her” During Grocery Shopping Trip

Right at the end of January, Kristy took fans along on a grocery store run and kept it real about what’s next for her. She opened up about stepping into a new era, calling it “the start of a new decade.” Kristy said she’s focusing on herself and taking this time to figure out who she really is. As for the funny content with her signature flips and wild fits? She’s hitting pause on that for now, but still trying to move forward the best way she can. “I can’t lie and say that I want to be flipping around my living room right now, but we’ll get there,” Kristy said in the clip.

Where Is Desmond In All Of This?

You’re probably wondering where Desmond Scott is in all of this. He’s getting adjusted to his new chapter too. He’s been dropping content on Instagram and even share a ‘Get to know me’ video on YouTube. He didn’t spill any tea about his divorce with Kristy or how he’s handling things, but fans picked up on his chill demeanor and seemed to be feeling it. Peep Desmond’s video below.

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Chile! Artificial intelligence is moving fast, and social media is struggling to keep up. But not Shaq! A recent courtside moment had timelines buzzing, jokes flying, and plenty of people fooled at first glance. That is until Shaquille O’Neal himself stepped in and reminded everyone that not everything you see online is real.

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Flirty Courtside Photos Spark Buzz—Until Shaq Shuts It Down

A 19-year-old woman set Threads buzzing after posting what appeared to be photos of herself sitting courtside next to Shaquille O’Neal. The images showed the NBA legend smiling beside her in one shot and leaning in close as if whispering something in her ear in another. She paired the post with a flirty caption, writing, “Got the opportunity to sit courtside with Shqq” followed by, “What do you think he was telling me?”

At first glance, plenty of people took the images at face value, speculating about what Shaq could’ve possibly been saying and joking about the unlikely courtside pairing. But the fun didn’t last long. Shaq himself hopped into the comments and immediately clocked the post as fake, responding bluntly: “Uh no u didn’t” and “Shaq has a beard dummy.” That one sentence was enough to send the internet spiraling back through the photos with a magnifying glass.

Fans Call Cap And Clock AI

Over in The Shade Room’s Instagram comment section, fans wasted no time clocking the situation. Some pointed out that the woman technically wrote “Shqq” and not “Shaq,” joking that she left herself a little wiggle room. But, others sounded off on how AI is getting scarily realistic and harder to spot by the day. Meanwhile, plenty applauded Shaq for speaking up and not letting the post slide, saying he shut it down before the internet could run too far with the mess.

One Instagram user @maggiewheeler_ said, “That’s scary 😭”

This Instagram user @gabanact added, “That’s why she said she was with Shqq 😂 read lol“

And Instagram user @sirestodance wrote, “She did exactly what she knew she needed, and it worked😂😂”

Meanwhile, Instagram user @kingali claimed, “That’s Shqq not SHAQ!“

Then Instagram user @_chokhilate said, “😂😂😂😂😭😭 I screamed so loud. He said stop lying rn“

While Instagram user @ shared, “When I get caught cheating im gonna blame its AI because this shi look realistic af 😩”

Finally, Instagram user @that.dee.girl commented, “He said IKYFL😂”

Shaq Stays Busy Debunking Viral Speculation

While the moment was good for laughs, it also highlights a growing issue celebrities are facing as AI technology becomes more advanced. For Shaq, the speculation just adds to a long list of moments he’s had to publicly shut down. Last year, he denied romance rumors after appearing in a photo from OnlyFans model Sophie Rain’s 21st birthday party. When speculation took off, Shaq didn’t mince words. He made it clear he doesn’t date that young and addressed the situation directly in since-deleted comments.

Before that, he also denied being the man in a viral NSFW photo circulating on Instagram and later shared by TMZ. The image showed a woman posing in front of a very large man with his face cropped out, leading many to assume it was Shaq based on his build. He quickly shut that down too, commenting under a repost, “Nope not the kid.”

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