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Hulu’s Funniest 2-Part Crime Series Is Officially Taking Over the Streaming Charts
Hulu is one of the most well-rounded streaming services with a diverse library, but its slate of comedies and dramedies is its strongest asset. The streamer has delivered hits like Only Murders in the Building, The Bear, and The Great, all in the past five years. And looking ahead, the future seems bright for the streamer, as some of the aforementioned shows return for new seasons, while new shows like Not Suitable for Work make their mark. However, one of the best comedy shows on Hulu is an underrated hit show that just returned for an even stronger second season.
This show can be described as The Sopranos, but with a comedic twist. It is funny, sharp, and well-acted. With a 98% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes, it remains one of the top-rated shows on Hulu. Titled Deli Boys, the comedy just aired its second season, which has scored a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. The six-episode season has pushed the show up the streamer’s global charts, making it one of the most-streamed shows according to FlixPatrol. Additionally, it is also available on Disney+, where it has replicated that same success.
Deli Boys follows two brothers, Mir (Asif Ali) and Raj (Sagar Shaikh), who inherit their family business after their father’s death. However, they learn that what they thought was a successful deli business was actually a well-oiled drug operation. The brothers find themselves entangled with the business under the guidance of their aunt, Lucky (Poorna Jagannathan). Season 2 finds them facing a money problem when they become too good at their job and need a money launderer. Still, in this line of work, law enforcement is always circling, and competitors use any means at their disposal to corner the market. The trio’s attempt to solve these issues gives birth to a hilarious comedy.
What Did Critics Say About ‘Deli Boys’ Season 2?
While critics loved everything about the season, they felt like it was too short. With four fewer episodes, the show delivers a two-hour comedic experience that leaves viewers wanting more. Collider’s Tania Hussain said it “remains one of the funniest and most distinctive shows to come out of streaming,” in her review of Deli Boys Season 2. ScreenRant‘s Angel Shaw noted the short episode count but praised the show for not caving under the pressure of a shorter runway, calling the writing “great.” Nandini Balial of RogerEbert echoed the other critics, calling it “rich, joyous, and one of the funniest shows of the year.” Deli Boys was created by Abdulla Saeed.
Stream all episodes on Hulu and stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
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March 6, 2025
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Hulu
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Oz Rodriguez, Maureen Bharoocha, Fawzia Mirza, Jeremy Konner, Andrew Ahn, Nisha Ganatra, Ahmed Ibrahim, Jenni Konner
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Abdullah Saeed, Michelle Nader, Mehar Sethi, Ekaterina Vladimirova, Sudi Green
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One of the most fascinating trends in the last year of movies was the notion of one actor playing two roles. Whether it’s Michael B. Jordan in Sinners, Robert De Niro in The Alto Knights, Theo James in The Monkey, or Robert Pattinson in Mickey 17, multiple A-listers got the chance to interact with themselves on screen. Although it’s a fun gimmick that can give some actors the chance to stretch outside of their comfort zones, it is quite challenging to play multiple characters with unique and distinctive personalities for an extended period of time. Holding these responsibilities over the course of the entire series would seemingly be an impenetrable difficulty for even the most talented of actors, but Anaconda star Paul Rudd pulled it off remarkably well in the underrated Netflix series Living With Yourself.
Netflix’s ‘Living With Yourself’ Puts a Smart Spin on a Familiar Premise
Rudd stars in Living With Yourself as the copywriter Miles Elliot, who is in the midst of a difficult relationship with his wife Kate (Aisling Bea), as they are struggling to conceive a child. Beyond the fact that Kate, a respected interior architect, is far more successful and fulfilled than he is, Miles is stung by the criticism that he is not present enough in their marriage. It’s after an unusual encounter with a co-worker that Miles finds that a cloned version of himself has been created, and that they may be able to team up to tackle their collective responsibilities. Living With Yourself understands the inherent conflict that comes with stories about clones. Eventually, only one of them will end up having complete control over their shared life.
Even before the sci-fi premise was introduced, Living With Yourself offered a more vulnerable and sensitive role for Rudd, who is best known for playing comedic, charismatic characters. Living With Yourself cast him as a man who has become trapped within the mundanity of his life. Despite aspirations of being a more exciting and involved person, Miles is both unable to take risks and not entirely sure what he would do if he were given the freedom of more time. Much of the joy of the early episodes of Living With Yourself comes from Miles beginning to realize how much of his life he has simply let pass him by; at the same time that he is reaching a new level of self-actualization, his clone is beginning to desire a life of its own. Ironically, it takes the presence of someone trying to impose upon his life for Miles to take accountability for his own responsibilities.
Cloning is a theme that has been tackled in countless sci-fi stories, but Living With Yourself takes a nuanced approach to the notion of creating a double and the ethical question marks that it may spark. A clone does not have a backstory or past that they can draw upon, as they are ultimately made to embody someone whose life they cannot fully have. Living With Yourself is a unique spin on the concept because both versions of Miles have both virtues and flaws, making it more challenging to label one or the other as a villain. It’s also a savvy approach to what a realistic process of human cloning might look like, given that Miles is not entirely aware of what he is signed up for, and has no means of contacting the authorities because of the illegal nature of the scientific experiment.
‘Living With Yourself’ Has One of Rudd’s Greatest Performances
Rudd is often a much better dramatic actor than he is given credit for, and Living With Yourself served as a unique way for him to play out the internal anxieties of a deeply troubled character. Part of Miles’ frustration with the existence of his clone is because of his own feelings of self-hatred, as he sees his new twin’s success as proof that he did not live up to his potential. Although Living With Yourself gives Rudd more than enough opportunities to show what a skilled physical comedian he is — particularly in a hilarious fight scene when both versions of Miles are brawling with one another — it’s a performance that also allowed him to dig into the insecurities of a middle-aged man. The chemistry he shares with Bea is also strong, as they convey the marital stresses of a couple who still love one another, but do not feel that they have the same passion that they shared when they first met and fell in love. Given the sparsity of the extended cast, it’s impressive that the sheer force of Rudd’s charisma was able to keep the series moving at the right pace.
Living With Yourself is the type of experimental series that could have only existed in the era where Netflix was greenlighting high-concept projects that may have had limited commercial viability. It’s hard to imagine Living With Yourself existing on a network, given the production budget and explicit content, and also because it’s a story that only works when serialized and available to binge. At the same time, it’s not a concept that could have worked as a feature film, as there are simply too many nuances and misadventures packed in between the major plot points in Living With Yourself for it to have ever worked as a streamlined movie.
Living With Yourself might technically be classified as a dramedy, but it’s not a sitcom, and its ambiguity might be its biggest strength. Although it was never technically classified as a miniseries, the lack of renewal after six years would imply that Rudd will never get the opportunity to play the role of Miles again. Great television should be as entertaining as it is thought-provoking. Like so much of Rudd’s best work, it is a show that is simply begging to be rediscovered and re-assessed.
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Netflix
The problem with streaming is that shows can get cancelled out of nowhere. Shows like Mindhunter, The OA, The Society, I Am Not Okay With This, and Hannibal were all cancelled before they could finish their stories. That’s why miniseries are so satisfying. They tell a full story in just a handful of episodes. No waiting for a new season. No risk of getting ghosted by the platform. But even miniseries can go off the rails. Many of them start strong but completely fall apart by the end.
HBO’s The Outsider pulled viewers in with a killer mystery, only to fumble it with a random supernatural twist that didn’t fit the tone. Netflix’s Clickbait built up a murder mystery for eight episodes and then revealed the killer was someone you didn’t even meet until the final episode. What’s the point of guessing if the answer comes out of nowhere? A great miniseries should keep you guessing, build tension, and then stick the landing. So, here are the miniseries that actually pulled it off. Each one starts strong, stays strong, and ends on a high note.
‘Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber’ (2022)
Super Pumped tells the real-life story of Travis Kalanick, played to perfection by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who also narrates the events. It’s about how he turned Uber into a global tech giant and completely bulldozed the entire cab industry in the process. It also dives deep into the Silicon Valley mindset, where ambition often outweighs ethics. You get to see how Uber played the game, bending the rules when it had to, clashing with tech giants like Google and Apple, and doing whatever it took to stay on top.
The show is packed with energy. It moves fast, the dialogue is sharp and witty, and it’s extremely funny. The best way to describe it is The Wolf of Wall Street meets The Social Network. And the show retains that fun energy from the very first scene all the way to the final episode.
‘Midnight Mass’ (2021)
Midnight Mass is a slow-burn horror story set on a small, isolated island where everyone knows each other. Life is quiet until a new priest arrives in town and strange miracles start happening. But what seems like a blessing slowly turns into a nightmare.
This is Mike Flanagan’s most thought-provoking work yet. Midnight Mass feels like something straight out of a Stephen King novel but made for today’s world. It blends deep themes like religion, grief, addiction, guilt, and death into a story that hits hard on both emotional and supernatural levels. The long, philosophical monologues about faith and life are genuinely fascinating, the performances are top-notch, and when the horror kicks in, it’s truly terrifying.
‘Baby Reindeer’ (2024)
Baby Reindeer is a black comedy drama about a struggling comedian and bartender who becomes the target of an obsessive stalker. What makes it even more powerful is that the story is based on real events from the life of Richard Gadd, who not only wrote the series but also stars as himself. That raw, personal connection brings an authenticity to the screen that very few shows ever manage to achieve.
It’s an unflinching and deeply honest look at trauma, loneliness, and the messiness of human nature. And Gadd doesn’t just focus on the stalker; he turns the focus inward too, digging into his own psyche and emotional ambiguities. As the episodes go on, things get more intense and uncomfortable, but you just can’t look away. The show has been praised across the board and holds a near-perfect 99% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
‘Dopesick’ (2021)
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Dopesick tells the story of how OxyContin was sold to America as a miracle painkiller. Purdue Pharma marketed it to doctors as safe and non-addictive, using aggressive and misleading advertising to get it into hospitals and clinics across the country. But in reality, it was highly addictive and ended up fueling the opioid crisis. Based on true events, the series shows how this drug destroyed lives and tore apart entire communities, all while the people behind it made billions.
The series follows multiple storylines over several years, and at the center of it is Michael Keaton. He plays a small-town doctor who buys into the promise of OxyContin, only to slowly realize the harm it’s causing his patients. Keaton’s performance is phenomenal, full of quiet heartbreak and frustration, and he even earned an Emmy for it.
‘The Haunting of Hill House’ (2018)
The Haunting of Hill House is a Netflix horror show centered around the Crain family, who once lived in a haunted house. The story jumps between their childhood and adult lives, showing how the trauma they went through as kids still affects them years later. From the very first episode, the series hooks you in. It scares you, breaks your heart, and by the end, hits you with an emotional gut punch that makes you want to watch it all over again, just to catch the details you missed.
And it’s not just a great story. There are so many creative touches that make this one stand out. The show hides ghosts in the background of scenes without ever pointing them out, and spotting one randomly is genuinely creepy. It also pushes filmmaking to a whole new level. One episode is done almost entirely in a single, long one-take shot that flows between time periods and characters. Add to that an unforgettable score, and you’ve got a show that truly is a masterpiece from beginning to end.
‘The Night Of’ (2016)
The Night Of is a legal drama that tells the story of Nasir Khan (Riz Ahmed), a quiet college student who wakes up after a night of partying to find a woman murdered next to him. He’s arrested almost immediately, and from there, the series follows his entire journey through the justice system. It takes you from the police station to the jail cell to the courtroom, and shows the emotional and mental toll it takes on him and his family.
Ahmed and John Turturro give incredible performances, with Ahmed winning an Emmy for his role. But what really sets this series apart is how real it feels. It shows how a single night can completely change someone’s life, and it truly feels like a nightmare that could happen to anyone. The supporting characters are well-developed; each one has their own intricate backstory, cultural nuances, and personal struggles. And the reason it lands on this list is the ending. The jury’s final verdict is something rarely seen in movies or shows, and it’s handled in a way that feels real and honest.
‘When They See Us’ (2019)
When They See Us is a Netflix limited series that tells the true story of the Central Park Five. These were five Black and Latino teenagers who were wrongly accused of a brutal assault in New York City back in 1989. The show is told in four parts, covering their arrest, the trial, their time in prison, and finally, their exoneration.
This is a show that will break your heart. It will make you squirm. And most of all, it will make you angry. It shows just how broken the justice system can be, and how racial profiling destroyed the lives of these innocent boys. The storytelling is strong from the beginning, but the final episode focused on Korey Wise‘s (Jharrel Jerome) solitary confinement is widely seen as one of the most emotional and devastating hours of television ever made.
‘Adolescence’ (2025)
Adolescence is a Netflix crime drama starring Owen Cooper in his debut role as Jamie Miller, a 13-year-old who gets arrested for the murder of his classmate. Even though this is Cooper’s first time acting, he absolutely commands the screen alongside veteran actors like Stephen Graham and delivers a performance that’s genuinely terrifying. The story is disturbingly dark and tackles some heavy, uncomfortable topics, but it’s told so well that you just can’t look away.
What elevates this series a notch above the rest is the cinematography. Each episode is filmed as one continuous take with no cuts, which makes everything feel way more real, like you’re right there inside the scene. It creates this eerie feeling like you’re watching something you shouldn’t be. With the standout performances, sharp writing, and stunning camera work, it’s no surprise the series holds an impressive 98% on Rotten Tomatoes.
‘Chernobyl’ (2019)
Closing the list is Chernobyl, HBO’s haunting retelling of the 1986 nuclear disaster. The series covers the explosion at the Chernobyl power plant, the immediate chaos that followed, the horrifying cost to human lives, and the Soviet government’s desperate attempts to cover it all up. There are no jump scares or monsters here, but it’s still one of the scariest things you’ll ever watch. It’s so well done that it has a 9.3 rating on IMDb, making it the 5th highest-rated show of all time.
The show doesn’t try to glamorize heroism or paint every authority figure as evil. It simply lays bare how politics and fear of punishment allowed an easily avoidable disaster to spiral out of control. And the ending of the series is just as impactful as the opening explosion. The final episode features a long courtroom scene where Jared Harris‘ character explains how the disaster happened in layman’s terms, and it’s some of the best writing ever put on TV. The whole show is intense, thought-provoking, and genuinely terrifying from start to finish.
Roommates, Simone Biles has the internet sending prayers after she opened up about a frightening health scare that left her hospitalized and recovering quietly behind the scenes. The Olympic icon shared rare, emotional details about the ordeal, and let’s just say—this one had her fans seriously concerned.
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Simone Biles Opens Up About Traumatic Health Scare
On Saturday, June 6, Simone Biles took to her Instagram Stories with a photo showing her arm covered in hospital wristbands as she revealed she had been “in bed resting this week” following what she described as one of the scariest experiences of her life. Keeping things candid, she admitted, “almost dying wasn’t on my bingo card earlier this week,” adding that she normally values her privacy but felt compelled to share given how serious the situation became.
She went on to describe the ordeal as “one of, if not the scariest experience of my life,” noting the added stress of her husband Jonathan Owens being away in Indianapolis for NFL practice with the Colts. Biles also thanked her close circle for checking in, sending support, and showing up for her during her recovery, while sharing that she has been spending most of her time in bed healing.
The Comment Section Turned Into A Whole Discussion
As soon as Simone Biles’ update hit the timeline, folks rushed straight to The Shade Room’s Instagram comment section to share their thoughts. Many users expressed concern and sent prayers for her recovery, saying they felt relieved she was doing better. Meanwhile, others jumped in and acted like licensed professionals, offering medical takes and unsolicited theories about what might have caused the scare.
One Instagram user @theekimeyk commented, “Praying for her recovery🥺🙏🏽”
This Instagram user @missymoniquee_ claimed, “Omg 126bpm glad you’re ok girl💗”
And, Instagram user @_kynicole_ shared, “Now everyone is a Dr or Nurse 🤣 Get well Simone!“
Meanwhile, Instagram user @sariyahluvsart added, “I hope it’s not her Implants rejecting 😢”
While Instagram user @dblack_dahlia claimed, “Sometimes a fast heart rate could mean an infection speedy recovery“
Finally, Instagram user @richlifeshawtydred wrote, “We need all black queens to be alive. I’m glad she survived.“
Quiet Clues Leading Up To Simone’s Health Update
In the days leading up to the revelation, Simone had already been giving subtle glimpses into her downtime, unknowingly hinting that something was off. Just days before her post, she shared a cozy update from her Texas home showing herself enjoying “breakfast in bed,” writing, “just what the doctor ordered,” while seemingly following medical advice to rest and take it easy.
She also posted lighthearted moments from her break, including a rare video of herself doing flips on a trampoline with fellow gymnast Zoe Miller, as well as peaceful snapshots from her custom-built home. While fans initially saw the posts as her simply enjoying off-time, they now paint a clearer picture of an athlete quietly recovering while still trying to maintain moments of normalcy.
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The biggest stars on Broadway traded the stage for the red carpet at the 2026 Tony Awards.
Host Pink joined the 79th annual awards show’s nominees, presenters and performers at Radio City Music Hall in New York City for the Sunday, June 7, event.
The Lost Boys and Schmigadoon! lead the 2026 nominations with 12 nods each, followed by Ragtime with 11 and Death of a Salesman, Cats: The Jellicle Ball and The Rocky Horror Show with nine each.
In addition to revealing winners, the Tonys will feature star-studded performances, including a 15th anniversary reunion of The Book of Mormon’s original cast and a celebration of Chicago’s 30th anniversary with Pink, Queen Latifah, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Julianne Hough, Whitney Leavitt and more.
Keep scrolling to see photos of the 2026 Tony Awards red carpet arrivals:
The seat that Taylor Swift sat in while attending the Eastern Conference NBA Finals with fiancé Travis Kelce has officially been listed for auction.
“As one of the most recognized and influential artists of her generation, the occupant of this chair has earned worldwide acclaim through a career defined by commercial success, critical recognition, and multiple Grammy Award victories,” a description on The Realest reads. “Her attendance reflects the cultural reach of the NBA Playoffs and the significance of the Eastern Conference Finals as one of the most visible events in sports.”
The listing continues, “Sourced from the courtside seating area at Rocket Arena, this chair serves as a tangible artifact from a nationally celebrated postseason event. Its connection to one of the world’s most recognizable entertainers adds a distinctive layer of provenance to an item tied directly to the atmosphere and excitement of the 2026 Eastern Conference Finals, further reflecting the Cavaliers’ position at the intersection of sports and pop culture.”
At the time of publication, the current bid is listed at $6,000. The website notes that the deadline for the bid is June 14 at 8:00 p.m.
Giving away an autographed Taylor Swift guitar presumably didn’t leave her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, with any teardrops. Kelce, 35, stepped out at his Kansas City Chiefs teammate Patrick Mahomes’ annual 15 and the Mahomies Vegas Golf Classic Gala on Thursday, May 15, where a signed guitar from Swift, also 35, was on the auction block. […]
Last month, Swift attended the game in Cleveland alongside Kelce, both 36, as they watched the Cleveland Cavaliers take on the New York Knicks. The Cavaliers ultimately lost the Eastern Conference NBA Finals, sending the Knicks to the NBA Finals versus the San Antonio Spurs. (The Knicks are currently up 2-0 at the time of publication.)
While out and about, Swift rocked a black tank top and jeans while Kelce sported a Cavaliers cap and short-sleeved denim shirt and jeans.
“I will say this, this wasn’t me trying to persuade Taylor into being a Cleveland sports fan with me. This was me just having a fun date night, knowing that I love going to basketball games,” Travis said on an episode of his and brother Jason Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast, while recapping his night out with Swift. “We actually tried going to a game in New York, but I was stuck in Kansas City. I love bringing her into the sports world that I appreciate.”
While the pair has continued to make public appearances in Cleveland and New York City, Swift and Travis are also reportedly gearing up to say “I do.” The couple has remained tight-lipped about speculation regarding their wedding location and invitations, however, some outlets have reported that Swift and Travis could be planning to tie the knot in front of more than 1000 guests at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The planner behind a wedding to which Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce had been invited is spilling the tea on the couple’s seating arrangement. Ellie Nottoli took to her Instagram Stories on Monday, June 9, and revealed that Swift and Kelce would’ve been seated at Table 13 — and under the names “Taylor and Travis […]
Some users, however, have been skeptical. “Although Sly Stone was married at MSG, I seriously doubt Taylor Swift is going to do this. She’s excellent at faking out people and especially the press in order to keep her private life private,” one X user wrote.
“Why on earth would they want to have the wedding there? This feels like a cover for where they are really having it,” questioned one X user, while another added, “Oh please. It’s a decoy. I’ll bet they ARE getting married in [Rhode Island].”
“Real Housewives” alum and “Brandi Glanville Unfiltered” podcast host Brandi Glanville is teaming up with co-host James Maas to spotlight Sus.ai, the new people-search platform that delivers instant people checks, criminal records, identity verification, and social media scans in under 30 seconds. And according to the duo, the “Real Housewives” franchise would never survive it.
In a social media post making the rounds, Brandi and James turned the Sus.ai concept into exactly the kind of unfiltered “Housewives” commentary their fans live for, riffing on how the platform’s shareable receipts would play out across Bravo’s most dramatic casts.
Given that Brandi spent years in the thick of the “RHOBH” chaos and James has broken down every alliance, blow-up, and betrayal alongside her on their podcast, they may be the most qualified people in reality TV to make that call.
How Sus AI ‘Receipts’ Could Shake Up Bravo Drama
Sus AI pulls from over 600 million court records, registries across all 50 states, and more than 120 social networks to build a full picture on anyone in seconds. After each search, the platform hands users receipts they can share, checks criminal and sex offender status, verifies identity, and scans for hidden social media profiles and red flags.
For a franchise built on women who have been accused of everything from financial fraud to faking storylines, that kind of data pull could rewrite a few reunion specials.
No More Guessing
“Sus.ai lets you look up anyone in seconds: Dates, babysitters, business partners, you name it,” the Sus AI CEO said. “Real criminal records, real public data, real peace of mind. No more guessing.”
The platform’s tagline says it all. With one in three online profiles containing inaccurate information, Sus gives users a tool that goes beyond a quick Google search. The first week runs $0.95 with a credit card to start; results come back in about 30 seconds, and the reports are built for regular people, not investigators.
Brandi Glanville Recently Opened Up About Divorce Drama With Eddie Cibrian
The Sus.ai partnership also comes just days after Glanville made headlines for revisiting the financial fallout from her divorce from ex-husband Eddie Cibrian. During a recent episode of her “Brandi Glanville Unfiltered” podcast, the former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star claimed she spent more than $10,000 in legal fees trying to regain access to her own retirement money after the couple’s split.
According to Glanville, tensions escalated during divorce proceedings when she attempted to retrieve her 401K from Cibrian, whom she divorced in 2010 after eight years of marriage. Glanville alleged the “Sunset Beach” actor resisted the process, claiming she “had to hire a lawyer to get my own 401K back” and accusing him of “trying to keep it.”
Speaking with co-host James Maas, Glanville said the legal battle dragged on for nearly a year and ultimately became far more expensive than she anticipated. “He’s like, get a lawyer, and so I did,” Glanville said.
Glanville Hinted At More Legal Trouble Ahead
Glanville also suggested her legal headaches may not be over just yet. “I’m going to have to get a lawyer to fight, which is so ridiculous. I don’t want that for anyone,” she said, though she did not elaborate on the specific issue.
The reality star then used her own financial struggles as a cautionary tale for other women, particularly fellow “Housewives” navigating marriages, divorces, and shared finances. “That goes back to ‘Housewives,’ they’re all getting divorced and half of them don’t even have a 401K,” Glanville said.
She added, “Get your sh-t together ladies. Know where the money is.”
Imagine The ‘Housewives’ With Sus AI Receipts
For Brandi, whose public life has included plenty of moments where she said she wished she’d known more before walking into a room, the hook of Sus.ai is obvious. For fans of the “Housewives” universe, pulling Sus receipts on women like Erika Jayne, Teresa Giudice, or any cast member currently mid-lawsuit is the kind of content the franchise was built for.
Sus AI is now available. The first week is only $0.95.
Roommates, y’all know the internet doesn’t play when it comes to putting a name to a face. Folks online have been working overtime trying to ID the mystery woman Kevin Durant recently popped out with, and social media thinks they have an idea of who she is.
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Kevin Durant Responds After Fans Think They’ve ID His Mystery Date
Kevin Durant is speaking out after fans believe they have identified his viral mystery date. The baller previously broke the internet after photos caught him trying to lay low while out on a dinner date with a woman at Nobu Malibu. Fans think the woman he stepped out with his is his ex-girlfriend Cassandra Anderson. KD hasn’t confirmed the rumors, but he did slide into The Shade Room to let folks know he was just wanted to vibe. “God forbid a man enjoys a nice dinner,” Durant wrote.
Who Is Cassandra Anderson?
Kevin Durant and Cassandra Anderson reportedly dated on and off between 2017 and late 2018. Cassandra, a former college volley play and real estate agent, kept it lowkey with KD while they were together. Reports of their split hit in 2018, with speculation saying they decided to go their separate ways. Since then, Durant has kept his dating life private.
Are KD & Cassandra Anderson Spinning The Block?
KD hasn’t confirmed whether he stepped out with Cassandra, and she hasn’t spoken on the rumors either. Still, fans were hype to see him out on a dinner date. Photos popped up online showing KD trying to keep a low profile while a woman led the way in front of him. She rocked a printed top and black ankle leather boots with sleek straight hair, while KD followed behind her in a flannel shirt, yellow beanie, and jeans. Peep the photos below.
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President Donald Trump’s seemingly endless war with the media continues after the commander-in-chief abruptly ended an interview on Meet the Press.
“Let’s call it quits, because I’ve had enough,” Trump, 79, told Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker on Sunday, January 7, after the reporter questioned the president about the so-called “weaponization” fund meant to pay reparations to those jailed for their participation in the January 6 insurrection on the U.S. Capitol.
The president also seemingly took issue with questions regarding his constantly debunked claims that the 2020 election, which he lost to former President Joe Biden, was “rigged.”
“Thank you darling, have a good time,” Trump told Welker as he reportedly “crushed his lapel mic underfoot on his way out,” per CNBC.
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, had some choice words for President Donald Trump after his recent 60 Minutes appearance. “My family and I watched the 60 Minutes interview with Donald Trump and Norah O’Donnell last night, and we were shocked,” Siebel Newsom, 51, shared via X on Monday, April 27. “Seeing a […]
Before storming out, the president claimed that the current race for Los Angeles mayor is also being “rigged.” (Voters are waiting to see if Democrat Nithya Raman or Republican reality TV star-turned-politician Spencer Pratt will take on incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in November.)
“The election was rigged, it was a dirty election and it’s happening again right now in California,” the president claimed, despite never producing any evidence to back up the allegation that the 2020 election or any election to follow has been “rigged.”
“They’re cheating on the election,” he continued, claiming that “all I have to do is look” and to “listen to people” in order to prove his claims, adding “let’s see what happens.”
He added, “Do you think it’s appropriate that they have an election and five days later, they’re nowhere close to picking a winner? They’re crooked, just like you’re crooked, your press is crooked and Meet the Press is crooked.”
Of course, this is far from the first time the president of the United States has attacked members of the press — particularly women reporters. During an Oval Office press conference on Wednesday, June 3, the president criticized CNN’s chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins, calling the news organization a “very corrupt organization” before personally attacking the reporter.
“She’s a young beautiful woman. Never smiles. I never see a smile off her face,” he told her colleagues and those in attendance. “I see her standing there with hatred in her eyes, like she has hatred, because we had borders, because we have a strong military, because we cut our taxes, because we do things that everybody wanted, and then we win our election in a massive landslide.”
He continued, “And you should be ashamed of yourself. You used to be a conservative. She was a conservative from Alabama, can you believe it?”
Megyn Kelly and President Donald Trump have had their fair share of ups and downs over the years. Before Trump first ran for office, he and Kelly were cordial. However, things began to fracture after the pair got into a disagreement following the 2015 republican primary debate, where Trump criticized Kelly for how she handled […]
Before ending his Sunday interview on Meet the Press, the president also defended the controversial January 6 “weaponization” fund.
“If it was up to me, I’d pay them the kind of money that they deserve,” Trump said of the pardoned insurrectionists, some of whom were found guilty of physically assaulting police officers in an attempt to overthrow the government. “People have been destroyed. Lives have been destroyed. Many suicides, think of it.”
The president, like his claims of rigged elections, has provided no such evidence to back up his claims that the insurrection was “peaceful” and that those found guilty for their role had their lives “ruined.” As of December 2025, at least 40 pardoned insurrectionists have since faced other, non-related criminal charges, including child abuse and possession of child pornography.
Apple TV is entering a new phase — one marked by its continued production of high-quality shows that have attracted acclaim and awards. But this new phase leans into what is currently sustaining many streaming services and networks: franchises. The streamer has expressed interest in expanding the universes of some of its biggest shows, with Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Severance, and Ted Lasso in consideration. However, one of the earliest contenders for a spin-off is the streamer’s oldest sci-fi series, and that plan recently materialized.
When Apple TV launched in 2019, one of its earliest original shows was For All Mankind. It is an alt-history sci-fi drama about the moon race. But in this show’s reality, the Soviets beat America and became the first to land a man on the moon. Throughout the past seven years, the show has explored various other space-related arcs, including Mars, space minerals, and extraterrestrial life. The recent season concluded last week, with the show expected to end with the upcoming season. But that’s where the streamer’s franchise ambitions come in.
Enter Star City, an offshoot of For All Mankind that explores the same events from the mothership, but from the Soviet perspective. Season 1 blends the authoritarianism of the Soviet political landscape with the attempt to achieve a major feat. Star City premiered on May 29, on the same day the flagship series was signing off for the season. And now, Apple TV’s first sci-fi franchise is officially live and making a mark on streaming. FlixPatrol has Star City and For All Mankind back-to-back on the streamer’s global chart, ranked third and fourth, respectively.
Is the ‘For All Mankind’ Universe Worth Investing In?
Both shows have received consistently high ratings, even though recent seasons of For All Mankind have faltered in storytelling quality. Star City has been lauded for establishing itself as a distinct experience through its mix of political paranoia and scientific invention. Still, the universe carries the Apple TV mark of quality, characterized by fresh ideas executed well, delivering quality storytelling through character-centric narratives. It helps that the shows have a high budget and don’t compromise in many respects. With the success this universe is seeing, Apple TV can safely jump into the franchise and spin-off game without worrying about having a bad precedent. Whether Severance or Ted Lasso becomes the next franchise remains to be seen.
Stream Star City and For All Mankind on Apple TV, and stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
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May 28, 2026
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Apple TV
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Ben Nedivi, Matt Wolpert
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Anna Maxwell Martin
Lyudmilla Raskova
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Agnes O’Casey
Irina Morozova
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Alice Englert
Anastasia Belikova
It seems that things are really heating up between Lewis Hamilton and his girlfriend, Kim Kardashian! The “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” reality star was spotted in the crowd supporting the Ferrari driver at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix. While he stood on the podium to celebrate finishing in second place at the racing event, he appeared to blow a kiss to his girlfriend. The pair have only begun dating earlier this year, but it seems that things are quickly getting serious between them!
At the Formula One racing event in Monte Carlo on Sunday, June 7, Hamilton appeared to blow a kiss to the “All’s Fair” actress from the podium while celebrating his finish in second place.
In videos posted on social media, “The Kardashians” reality star could be seen filming the Ferrari driver on her phone while standing next to his teammates in the crowd. Hamilton can be seen blowing her a kiss and smiling at her before setting his trophy down on the podium to cheer on the other champions.
The F1 Instagram account posted a video of the moment with the caption, “YOU’RE DOING AMAZING, SWEETIE.” The post got over 1.2 million likes in just under eight hours, along with over seven thousand comments, with some warning Hamilton about the “Kardashian curse.”
What Is The Kardashian Curse?
The Kardashian curse is a pop culture urban legend that claims that men who start dating anyone in the Kardashian-Jenner family start experiencing a decline in their careers, mental health, or social circle.
The “curse” first appeared in the early 2010s and has been attributed to Lamar Odom, Kris Humphries, James Harden, and a few others. Earlier this year, Kendall Jenner appeared in a Super Bowl LX ad mocking the curse by joking about betting on her ex-boyfriends. In 2018, Kanye West also referenced the “Kardashian curse” in his song, “Yikes.”
Khloé Kardashian Also Showed Up To Support Lewis Hamilton
On Saturday, June 6, Kim was seen arriving in Monaco by boat, according to PEOPLE magazine. However, she wasn’t alone. Her sister, Khloé Kardashian, and family friend Simon Huck also showed up to support Kim’s boyfriend.
Hamilton arrived one day earlier, wearing a sheer shirt covered in sequins and tan trousers. Fans suspected that the reality star’s influence might be playing a role in his new wardrobe. Although Kim has known Hamilton for more than a decade, they didn’t start dating until earlier this year.
Kim Kardashian Met Lewis Hamilton In 2014
In 2014, the two crossed paths at the GQ Men of the Year ceremony. However, they didn’t start dating until February 2006, when they had a “romantic meetup” in Paris, as PEOPLE previously reported. The following month, Hamilton left a flirty comment on one of Kim’s Instagram posts, fueling fan rumors.
That same month, they were seen vacationing together in Tokyo with Kim’s four kids: North, 12; Saint, 10; Chicago, 8; and Psalm, 7. Kim shares all four children with her ex-husband, Kanye West. Kim was married to West from 2014 to 2022.
“Kim’s very selective when it comes to the people she allows around her kids,” a source told PEOPLE. “She’s very protective of them and doesn’t take new introductions lightly. The fact that Lewis has spent time with the kids reflects how much she trusts him.”
Kim Kardashian Is Spending More Time With Lewis Hamilton
On June 1, Kim posted a carousel on Instagram that she captioned “lately.” Amid the photos of family and friends, Hamilton can be seen in the fourth slide. The two appear to be on a bike ride together, and Kim seems to be making a face as her bike appears to crash into his.
Many fans were quick to poke fun at their romance, with one fan writing, “Please do not crash into the Ferrari driver. We need him for the weekends.” Another follower admitted, “Was not expecting Lewis Hamilton on your post this afternoon.” A third fan chimed in, “Don’t hurt Lewis, please! He needs to win in Monaco.”
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