Something about twin energy always hits different, and D’Lila and Jessie Combs just reminded the internet why they stay in their own lane. The Combs twins popped up online serving a look that had folks doing double takes. From the coordination to the confidence, the girls made it clear they came to shake the room—together.

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Matching Fits, Matching Faces, No Misses

In a new TikTok video, D’Lila and Jessie took to social media and proved once again that they are still THAT duo. Rocking matching chocolate-brown bodysuits, the twins posed like pros while serving synchronized face beats that were flawless from every angle. To seal the deal, they accessorized with matching nameplate necklaces—each customized with their own names—because why not remind everybody exactly who’s who while still looking identical?

The vibe only got stronger as the twins posed like they were mid–photo shoot, effortlessly moving in sync and giving camera-ready confidence. Their new hairstyle instantly stole the spotlight, framing their faces perfectly and adding even more heat to an already polished look. Between the sleek styling and undeniable chemistry, it was giving mirror image realness in the best way.

Comments Section Goes Up For The Twins

Naturally, the internet couldn’t get enough. Fans flooded TSR’s comments with fire emojis, heart eyes, and nonstop praise, calling the twins “tea.” Many viewers were quick to say the girls are all their mom Kim Porter. Meanwhile, others pointed out that the coordination, matching looks, and twin energy are exactly what we live for.

One Instagram user @theacaciamcbride said, “😍 I love that there’s a subtle difference in color and style. They look AMAZING!“

This Instagram user @keeorher wrote, “I know they was mad when they seen the colors was different.“

And, Instagram user @menamonroe added, “They’re so tea 😍😍😍”

Meanwhile, Instagram user @imanid4e shared, “I wish their mom could be here to see how beautiful they are omg🥹I know she’s smiling down🕊️”

While, Instagram user @_texasmarie commented, “I wanna be a twin next life. 🥰😌”

Finally, Instagram user @seankendii said, “They look just like they’re MOTHA 😍”

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Home Alone star Daniel Stern’s misdemeanor prostitution case has been dismissed in Ventura County, California.

A spokesperson for the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office confirmed to Entertainment Weekly on Friday, February 6, that Stern, 68, took the necessary steps to have the first-time offense dropped.

“The defendant did what he was supposed to do,” a District Attorney’s Office rep said. “He completed his education class and earned a dismissal. This is our standard disposition for first-time prostitution offenses.”

Senior Deputy District Attorney Twyla Atmore informed the presiding judge, Paul Baelly, in court on Friday that the charge was being dismissed because Stern completed a “diversion program.”

Stern’s attorney Blair Berk subsequently told the California Post that the actor was looking forward to putting the ordeal behind him.

“The case was dismissed with prejudice as it should have been from the start and we’re very pleased,” his lawyer said.

Us Weekly has reached out to Stern’s representative for comment.

Original Story Below:

Home Alone star Daniel Stern has been charged with one misdemeanor count of soliciting prostitution.

Stern, 68, was officially charged with “engaging and agreeing to engage in prostitution” in Ventura County, California, on Monday, January 12, according to documents obtained by Us Weekly. His arraignment is scheduled for Tuesday, January 13.

The actor was reportedly at a hotel in Camarillo, California, on December 10, 2025, when law enforcement issued him a citation for soliciting prostitution, according to police documents obtained by TMZ on January 9. Per the report, Stern was not detained or arrested in connection with the incident.

“From what I understand, he was cited at the location and released,” attorney and spokesperson Joey Buttitta told People at the time.

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Us Weekly has reached out to Stern’s representatives for comment.

Stern starred as infamous “wet bandit” Marv alongside Joe Pesci and Macaulay Culkin in 1990’s Home Alone and its subsequent sequel, 1992’s Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. He has been married to his wife, Laure Mattos, since 1980, and the couple recently renewed their vows in a surprise ceremony during a 2019 episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, They share three children: daughters Ella and Sophie and son Henry Stern, who is a California State Senator.

In October 2025, Stern made headlines when he was hospitalized for an undisclosed medical emergency. He was reportedly assessed by firefighters at his California home and eventually transported to a nearby hospital, where he was later released, according to TMZ. A rep later confirmed the Wonder Years alum was in good health.

Stern is not the first Home Alone star to face legal trouble. Devin Ratray, who portrayed Culkin’s older brother in both movies, was arrested in December 2021 after an alleged drunken altercation in an Oklahoma City hotel where he allegedly pushed, punched and pressed his hands against his ex-girlfriend’s throat and mouth. He was later charged with felony domestic assault and battery strangulation, as well as misdemeanor domestic assault and battery.

Ratray was released on a $25,000 bond and initially pleaded not guilty, but changed his plea to avoid jail time. He ultimately pled guilty to two counts of domestic violence in February 2024. He was sentenced to three years probation and ordered to complete a Batterers Intervention Program, as well as to undergo a drug/alcohol assessment, according to court documents.

“I am relieved that this chapter in my life is coming to an end, but the scars and trauma will never fully heal,” a statement from Ratray’s ex-girlfriend read during court proceedings, which she did not attend. “No one should have to endure the fear and pain that I’ve experienced at the hands of someone they once cared for.”

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“I want to make it clear that even one incident of domestic abuse is one too many,” she continued. “No one should ever have to endure the physical and emotional abuse that I went through. I hope that by speaking out and sharing my story, I can encourage others to seek help and speak out against domestic violence. I want to send a message that abusers will face consequences for their actions and that victims deserve to be heard and believed.”

New behind-the-scenes details from The Art of Star Wars: The Acolyte reveal that The Acolyte’s most unsettling character — the Stranger — carried a surprising nickname during production, one inspired by one of Jake Gyllenhaal’s most iconic films. According to the book, the Stranger, portrayed on screen by Manny Jacinto, was referred to internally as “Frank” during preproduction. The nickname was a direct nod to Frank the Bunny, the eerie, grinning figure from Richard Kelly’s 2001 cult sci-fi film Donnie Darko.

The reference wasn’t incidental. It became a creative shorthand for the tone and psychological discomfort the team wanted the Stranger to evoke — something uncanny, unsettling, and difficult to emotionally place.

Why the Stranger Was Called “Frank” During ‘The Acolyte’s Production

As The Art of Star Wars: The Acolyte makes clear, the Stranger is one of creator Leslye Headland’s most personal creations. Headland describes the character as a vessel for her own philosophy around freedom, identity, and belonging.

“In ‘Night,’ he says something that I would say is a good summation of how I feel moving through the world, which is that all he wants is freedom. When he says, ‘the Jedi say I can’t exist,’ there is something about my experience in the world that has felt that way to me. Sometimes walking through life, with its highs and lows, can feel like you’re not allowed to be yourself, that you have to follow certain rules of society. To be free of that is something I find really enticing.”

That emotional core directly informed the Stranger’s visual design — particularly his mask. Concept artists explored a wide range of disturbing imagery while developing the Stranger’s look, but one element remained constant from the earliest conversations: the grin. “That was very important from the beginning,” said creature effects supervisor Neal Scanlan. Headland immediately follows that thought in the book, explaining why the smile was non-negotiable.

“There’s some psychological thing that happens to your brain when you see a smile like this one.”

During preproduction, that unsettling smile led designers to nickname Jacinto’s character “Frank,” referencing Donnie Darko’s grinning, inhuman figure. For weeks, the image haunted the costume and creature departments as artists searched for the right balance between something never-before-seen and something that still fit within Star Wars’ established visual language. The final helmet emerged from a deeply collaborative process. “The Stranger’s mask is a good example of how a lot of the design elements come out of some combination of creators,” Headland said. “The final helmet is a collaboration of at least four departments — creatures, costumes, the stunt team, and visual effects — working together.”

The Art of Star Wars: The Acolyte is available now. Stay tuned at Collider for more.

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The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Mary Cosby’s son, Robert Cosby Jr., has broken his silence after recently being released from a Utah jail.

“I’m back :),” Robert 23, posted via Instagram on Friday, February 6, alongside a carousel of photos of himself and his pet bulldog.

Robert’s attorney Clayton Simms confirmed to People on Wednesday, February 4, that the Bravo star was released from Salt Lake County Metro Jail on Tuesday, February 3, after two months behind bars. Per court documents, Robert will be required to serve 36 months of probation and complete 75 hours of community service.

“[Robert] expresses deep regret regarding his prior actions and acknowledges that his past behavior demonstrates poor judgment,” Simms told the outlet.

The lawyer went on, “[Robert] attributes his behavior to an absence of coping skills when dealing with a painful separation from his wife, as he was unprepared for the sudden dissolution of their union.”

Simms indicated that Robert will undergo mental health and anger management evaluations as a condition of his release. (Robert previously opened up to his mom, Mary, 53, about past substance abuse issues on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.)

“To ensure his continued success, Robert is committed to taking responsibility, engaging in therapy and securing employment,” Simms told People. “Unfortunately, we sometimes learn more from our mistakes than our successes. Robert is on the right path and moving forward in a positive direction.”

Us Weekly reported in November 2025 that Robert Jr. pleaded guilty to assault, trespassing and violating a protective order, among other charges, in relation to several incidents involving his estranged wife, Alexiana Arian Smokoff, and her father.

At the time, the court declined Robert’s request to be released from custody and ordered him to remain in confinement at Salt Lake County Metro Jail until sentencing in February. A judge issued a permanent order of no contact for Alexiana as well.

Alexiana filed for divorce at Salt Lake County District Court in November 2025, with the court granting her a default divorce decree earlier this month. A condition of the divorce required Robert not to harass, threaten or show up at Alexiana’s home and he was also required to pay her legal fees associated with the divorce.

Mary opened up about Robert’s arrest during the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion in January by telling host Andy Cohen that she was “OK” with her son being jailed for the time being.

“I’m not worried about him,” Mary told Andy. “I know he’s somewhere where he’s not using. At some point, I have to step back so that he can learn and he can make his own decisions, and unfortunately, he’s learning the hard way. But I’m OK with it.”

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She went on, “It’s just, you don’t want to see your kid suffer, but I know it’s good. And I’d rather him be [in jail] than dead, you know?”

Mary revealed to Andy during the tear-filled reunion segment that she kept in close contact with Robert though she had no plans to visit Salt Lake County Metro Jail.

“I can’t go to the jail, Andy. That’s a little weird. I don’t want to look at my child behind a glass,” she insisted. “He calls me every day. I’m basically preaching to him. I’m like, ‘You’re going through this, but you have to realize that God is allowing it, and if God allowed it, then it’s for your good. This will help you to change, and you gotta change.’”

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org.

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