Jennifer Aniston offered a rare look into her life with boyfriend Jim Curtis one year after they were spotted together.

The Friends alum, 57, shared a “summer dumper” carousel via Instagram on Wednesday, July 1, which included multiple photos of her beau. One picture showed them strolling down the street, while another offered a cheeky look at Curtis, 50, working out in the gym.

In another shot, Aniston blew a kiss to the camera as Curtis smiled in the background. Several other photos in the carousel showcased the actress hanging out with friends on a series of summer outings.

The two were first seen together on a yacht in Mallorca, Spain, over the July 4 holiday in 2025. Us Weekly exclusively reported at the time that Aniston and Curtis were being “very private” about their new relationship, with a source confirming that they “have been spending a lot of time together.”

“This is the first guy Jen has been serious with in years,” the insider told Us last July.

The couple went Instagram official in September 2025 when Aniston shared a photo of herself and Curtis enjoying a romantic sunset on the beach. She then paid tribute to Curtis on his birthday in November 2025, writing to him via Instagram, “Happy birthday my love Ch[e]rished ❤️”

That same month, Aniston’s longtime friend and costar Adam Sandler celebrated her new relationship with Curtis during his remarks at the Elle Women in Hollywood event.

“I can honestly say Jen is the best in so many ways and one of the most rocksteady humans I’ve ever met,” Sandler declared. “Me and [my wife], Jackie, are so happy that you and Jim found each other and are having the love affair you two deserve. We love you, Jim.”

By December 2025, Us exclusively reported that Aniston and Curtis were “very serious” about their future after spending Thanksgiving together.

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Jennifer Aniston’s boyfriend, Jim Curtis, is grateful for what 2025 brought him. “Some amazing things happened this year, but it’s always the people who make it,” Curtis, 50, captioned a carousel of photos shared via Instagram on Thursday, January 1. “Can’t wait to see what 2026 has in store … got a few surprises cooking.” […]

“As time goes by, they uncover another layer about each other,” a source revealed to Us at the time.

They added, “Things have progressed. They are very serious at this point.”

Aniston and Curtis have stepped out much more frequently this year, with a source telling Us this past spring that they had become very “comfortable” in public.

“Jen and Jim have been inseparable … This is the most comfortable she has felt in a long time, and it’s still going well,” they said.

The source credited Curtis, a professional hypnotist, with providing Aniston “a sense of stability and peace in her life,” which is crucial because “the little things go far with Jen.”

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Jennifer Aniston’s boyfriend Jim Curtis has shared a heartfelt tribute to the actress to celebrate her birthday. Curtis uploaded a carousel of rare photos via Instagram to mark Aniston’s 57th birthday on Wednesday, February 11. One photo showed the couple mid-laughter with Aniston arm softly resting on Curtis’ back. Another image featured Aniston and Curtis […]

While Aniston has largely stayed away from commenting publicly on the relationship, she did tell Elle in November 2025 that her boyfriend was “very special, very normal and very kind.”

“He wants to help people heal, move through their trauma and stagnation into clarity [through his hypnotism],” she noted. “It’s a beautiful thing to commit your life to.”

Aniston was previously married to Brad Pitt from 2000 to 2005 and later to Justin Theroux from 2015 to 2018.

TMZ founder Harvey Levin is weighing in after a report emerged that three ransom notes sent to the website and other media outlets in connection with Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance were deemed fake by the FBI.

Reuters reported on Tuesday, June 29, that the FBI has dismissed three notes, including two received by TMZ, in the months since Nancy, the mother of Today show cohost Savannah Guthrie, disappeared from her home near Tucson, Arizona, on February 1.

One of the notes received by TMZ and local Tucson outlets in February demanded millions of dollars in cryptocurrency for Nancy’s return. Another note received by TMZ, which the outlet reported on June 26, claimed to know the identities of Guthrie’s suspected abductors. The anonymous sender also claimed to have footage of the “main guy” in the kidnapping and Nancy on the day she allegedly died, which they would share in exchange for money.

TMZ did not receive a second February note that claimed that Nancy had died and made no demand for money. The contents of that note, received by Tucson news outlets, were first reported in late June.

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In a video published by TMZ on Wednesday, July 1, Levin, 75, claimed to have spoken to an FBI official who told him that “it is more likely than not that the two ransom notes are real,” referring to the two notes received by TMZ and local Tucson news stations in February.

Levin added, “This person said, ‘They are more legitimate than not.’ They have not determined it is for sure real, but they have not determined it is for sure fake.”

Levin said that the official told him that “it is less likely” letters received by TMZ asking for money in exchange for information “are real.” He reiterated that the FBI has “not discounted that either.”

As for the conflicting Reuters report, which cited an unnamed FBI official, Levin said that he was told by his FBI source, “This is a big organization, and there are multiple agents on this case. If you talk to all of them, their opinions are going to vary, so it depends on who you talk to.”

The FBI Phoenix field office, which is investigating Nancy’s disappearance, said in a statement on Wednesday, “The FBI and its task force partners have received several ransom notes over the course of this investigation. Some have been deemed to be extortion attempts without legitimacy. Other ransom demands may potentially be legitimate and are still being investigated as such.”

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“This case continues to be investigated as a kidnapping for ransom case. The FBI has and will continue to offer all assistance possible in the investigation — however, local authorities remain the lead.”

Local sheriff Chris Nanos of the Pima County Sheriff’s Department in Arizona said in his own statement, “Throughout this investigation, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department has received information regarding potential ransom notes related to the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie. Every tip and lead is taken seriously and is forwarded directly to our detectives, who continue to work in coordination with the FBI.”

“Any questions regarding alleged ransom notes should be directed to the FBI,” Nanos added.

Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley are set to reunite on screen for the first time since starring together in “The Vampire Diaries.”

The former co-stars, whose characters shared a beloved romantic storyline in the hit supernatural drama, will collaborate again in the upcoming Hulu series “You Deserve to Know.”

The project also marks a reunion with Kapital Entertainment founder Matt Kaplan, with whom both Dobrev and Wesley have previously worked on separate projects.

More than eight years after “The Vampire Diaries” ended, Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley are set to reunite on screen in a brand-new television project, according to Deadline.

The former co-stars have signed on to lead “You Deserve to Know,” a Hulu adaptation of Aggie Blum Thompson’s 2025 novel of the same name.

Written by “Grand Hotel” creator Brian Tanen, the series follows three suburban couples whose close-knit friendships begin to unravel after one of the husbands is murdered.

Dobrev stars as Gwen, while Wesley takes on the role of Scott. Their characters are neighbors who end up on opposite sides of a murder investigation, forcing them into an increasingly tense, high-stakes conflict.

A premiere date and trailer have not yet been announced and will likely be revealed after production wraps.

The Duo Also Reunite With A Familiar Producer

In addition to starring in the series, Dobrev and Wesley will serve as executive producers alongside creator Brian Tanen, author Aggie Blum Thompson, Unwell’s Alex Cooper, Matt Kaplan, Mina Lefevre, Paul Kim, and Kendall Boucher.

Also joining the project are Kapital Entertainment’s Jaiden Kaplan and Dylan Hammalian, representing one of the studios behind the series.

Both Dobrev and Wesley also share a history with Kaplan. Dobrev previously starred in the CBS comedy “Fam,” playing the lead role of recently engaged Clem.

Meanwhile, Wesley appeared in both seasons of “Tell Me a Story,” first as bartender and low-level drug dealer Eddie Longo, and later as Tucker Reed, an aspiring writer with a dark secret.

How Their Chemistry Won Wesley The Original Role

When “The Vampire Diaries” was first being cast, Dobrev was selected to play Elena Gilbert. Producers then began searching for an actor to portray her love interest, Stefan Salvatore, placing a strong emphasis on finding someone who shared undeniable chemistry with her.

Although many actors auditioned for the role, Wesley ultimately secured the part after impressing producers with the chemistry he shared with Dobrev during casting.

“It’s the kind of thing where you can see it on screen, and you get an energy from the room that I maybe didn’t have a barometer on, but he was absolutely the right choice and the best person for the role,” Dobrev said in an interview.

Nina Dobrev Says Their Friendship Will Last Forever

Looking back on their time on “The Vampire Diaries,” Dobrev said she could not imagine anyone else playing Stefan Salvatore. She added that she was especially grateful Wesley was cast, as working together ultimately led to the close friendship they share today.

“I couldn’t imagine anyone else being Stefan, and I’m so grateful that they chose him because now he’s one of my closest friends and we have a friendship that will last forever — vampire pun intended,” she said.

True to her words, Dobrev has often demonstrated the close friendship they share by posting tributes to her former co-star on social media, including heartfelt messages on his birthday and other special occasions.

Nina Dobrev Once Admitted She Didn’t Like Paul Wesley

Ironically, the pair did not get along during the early days of filming, as Dobrev revealed on the “Directionally Challenged” podcast in 2019.

“I respected Paul Wesley, I didn’t like Paul Wesley,” the actress said. “We totally clashed [the] first couple years in terms of just getting on each other’s nerves, and then developed this wonderful friendship,” Dobrev revealed.

At the time, she also said that, out of all her former “The Vampire Diaries” co-stars, Wesley had become the one she was closest to.

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“Of everyone, I think I probably see him the most and hang out with him the most,” she said. “We’re probably the closest.”

After 18 months, it’s now mere hours until Apple TV’s critically acclaimed sleeper hit Silo returns with a vengeance on July 3. With the trailer teasing Juliette Nichols’ (Rebecca Ferguson) amnesia as well as a past timeline that depicts how exactly the world ended, Season 3 is venturing into even bolder territory for one of streaming’s most thoughtful and painstakingly assembled genre series. Given the major events, reveals, and Season 3 set-ups Graham Yost delivered during Silo‘s sophomore season, a refresher is more than warranted.

Juliette’s Time Inside Another Silo Uncovers Giant Secrets in ‘Silo’ Season 2

Minutes after Season 1’s cliffhanger finale, Juliette approaches the closest silo. Thousands of corpses surround its exterior, but she manages to enter just as her environmental suit’s limited oxygen runs out. Exploring, she finds the structure abandoned aside from Solo (Steve Zahn), an outgoing but nervous man driven by an overwhelming need to keep the vault door to the IT department locked at all costs. He wants a friend; Juliette wants to return home as soon as possible, worried about the potentially rebellious ramifications of her failed cleaning. She undergoes multiple dangerous challenges to retrieve the parts necessary to assemble a new, functional environmental suit.

During her time with Solo, Juliette learns humanity created 50 different silos before their dystopian days. Solo’s is designated as Silo 17, and Juliette’s is Silo 18. Silo 17 rebelled when Solo was a child, an event partially shown in Episode 1’s opening scene. His father, Russell Conroy (Nick Haverson), the IT leader, locked his son inside the password-sealed Vault to protect him. When Russell refused to surrender the code, a raider executed him. Witnessing his father’s murder traumatized Solo into agoraphobia and a desperate commitment to honor Russell’s instructions — which weren’t to protect the Vault’s resources, but to protect his son. Solo, born as Jimmy, also adopted another resident’s name to avoid the constant painful reminders.

As it turns out, the pair aren’t as alone as Juliette presumes. Three young adults — Audrey (Georgina Sadler), Rick (Orlando Norman), Hope (Sara Hazemi) — and two young children have been hiding from Juliette’s view and consider her intrusion a threat. They’ve been seeking revenge against Jimmy for a long time; he killed their parents when they tried to break into the Vault. It was a frightened act of self-defense for him, a need for the food-starved parents, and a tragedy for the children. Juliette talks sense into everyone by sharing her experiences with loss. Eventually, Jimmy opens the Vault doors for everyone. Combined with handing Juliette a sturdy environmental suit, it’s his clearest sign of growth and trust. Juliette promises to try her best to come back to her newfound friend.

Before Juliette departs, Jimmy frantically recalls his childhood memories about the Safeguard protocol — a pipe designed to flood any silo with poisonous gas, should all other anti-rebellion measures fail. His parents had capped the pipe and prevented Silo 17’s premeditated slaughter. Armed with vital knowledge, Juliette races back to Silo 17. Mechanical sees her arrival on the screens and rejoices, although they’re puzzled by her note warning them to stay inside. Mayor Bernard Holland (Tim Robbins), her would-be executioner, stops her just past the main doors. Their tense stand-off reaches a surprising truce, only for the incinerator room to activate while they’re both trapped inside.

Silo 17 Declares an Uprising in ‘Silo’ Season 2

Concurrent with Juliette’s quests, her public refusal to clean and potential survival have indeed sparked Silo 18 into a slow-burning but organized uprising. Shirley Campbell (Remmie Milner), Juliette’s closest friend, Knox (Shane McRae), the head of Mechanical, and Juliette’s long-time mentor, Martha Walker (Harriet Walter), lead Mechanical in strategically plotting their offensive and defensive strikes. Shirley and Knox grow convinced their silo is no stranger to frequent revolutions or receiving the blame, manufactured or otherwise. (Their combative tension eventually morphs into an excellent kiss, too.)

As for the Mayor, Bernard operates with a sort of composed panic. He races to crush descent according to the instructions laid out in the Pact, an ancient document that doubles as a religious text. Their primary edict: make Mechanical the scapegoat for all rebellious activity. Bernard’s psychological and brute force tactics include launching a false flag attack, trying to force compliance through starvation, and building a barricade between Up Top and the Down Deep. His cruelest moves, however, are poisoning Judge Mary Meadows (Tanya Moodie) despite their former closeness and his own reluctance, framing Knox and Shirley for Meadows’ murder, and using Martha’s captured ex-wife Carla McLain (Clare Perkins) to force Martha into being his spy. But Mechanical competently keeps up with his overconfidence and foils several of his plans. Once Paul Billings (Chinaza Uche), conflicted by the corruption he’s witnessed and moved by the old picture of the Blue Ridge Mountains, switches sides, Bernard seethes with rage.

Bernard also rescinds his promise to Robert Sims (Common) due to Robert’s public push to impeach Meadows. Bernard enlists IT analyst Lukas Kyle (Avi Nash) as his shadow instead. He instructs his new protégé to fix the damaged hard drive Juliette stole during Season 1, then decode its contents — a 140-year-old message penned by then-head of the IT department, Salvador Quinn. Bernard paints the silo’s routine civilian rebellions as destabilizing to humanity’s survival and reveals Judicial’s history of systematically suppressing said uprisings by lacing the water with memory-erasing drugs. Meanwhile, Robert and his wife Camille (Alexandria Riley) choose to prioritize their family’s survival by appealing to both sides of the conflict.

Mechanical’s Triumph Over Bernard Unleashes a Greater Threat in ‘Silo’ Season 2

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As Mechanical launches their climactic strike, Martha plays Bernard for a fool. Due to the nature of the Down Deep’s job — i.e., working directly near the silo’s loud generator — Mechanical developed an unspoken language. She’d used their established signals to communicate her situation, and everyone played to the cameras like Bernard wanted to hear. With Bernard distracted, Deputy Hank (Billy Postlethwaite) and Juliette’s father, Dr. Pete Nichols (Iain Glen), plant a bomb on the stairs; the detonation would trap Judicial Security’s raiders below. Sneaking past the barricade cost them key equipment, and that accident cost them a life. Pete passes along his watch and a message of love for Juliette to Hank before sacrificing himself.

Lukas tracks down Quinn’s preserved copy of the Pact through one of his descendants, Terrance Penbrook (Stuart Milligan), and uses it to break the message’s encryption. He ventures to the silo’s lowest level and discovers the Algorithm AI program, as well as the revelation that made the younger Meadows resign from her position as Bernard’s shadow — the Safeguard. He passes along the knowledge to Bernard. His worldview shaken, Bernard essentially surrenders and decides to see the outside before he dies, hence his presence inside the exit-entry tunnel. Robert, Camille, and their son Anthony (Oscar Coleman) approach the Algorithm. They all want to save their Silo, but the Algorithm only agrees to speak with Camille.

As for the season’s final scene, Silo flashes back centuries earlier to an unspecified year that’s slightly different from our own, but familiar enough to pass as an average evening in Washington, D.C. A journalist named Helen (Jessica Henwick) meets Daniel (Ashley Zukerman), a Georgia congressman, in a bar. She presses him for the truth about a horrific bombing on American soil, allegedly carried out by Iranian forces. Daniel deflects her questions. As he leaves, he hands Helen a last-minute gift he’d snatched from a nearby store: the same duck-head Pez dispenser Juliette received in Season 1, and which made its way into the hands of Anthony Sims as a forbidden relic-turned-toy.

Silo Season 3 premieres July 3 on Apple TV.

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May 5, 2023

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Former college football player Blaise Taylor was convicted of killing his former girlfriend Jade Benning and her unborn child.

On Wednesday, July 1, a Nashville jury found Taylor, 30, guilty on all four counts related to the deaths of Benning and her unborn baby in 2023, per WSMV 4 News.

The athlete was convicted of second degree murder and first degree felony murder during commission of a felony in Benning’s death, as well as first degree premeditated murder and first degree felony murder during the commission of a felony for the unborn child’s death.

Later, the jury recommended a sentence of life imprisonment for the first-degree murder chargers, per WKRN. Taylor will be sentenced on September 9 for the second-degree murder charge.

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Per local reports, the jury reached its guilty verdict within two hours of closing arguments concluding in the eight-day trial on Wednesday.

Taylor sat silent as the jury foreperson read out the verdict at the Davidson County Criminal Court.

Us Weekly has reached out to Taylor’s attorney and the Nashville District Attorney’s Office for comment on the verdict.

Taylor’s lawyer Letitia Quinones-Hollins told WKRN of Wednesday’s court ruling, “While we respect the jury system and the process, we must also respectfully disagree with today’s verdict and plan to appeal the decision because Blaise did not do this.”

“[Taylor] maintains that he is innocent and we will continue working to prove that,” the lawyer went on. “We understand and respect the pain that Ms. Benning’s family and friends feel over her tragic death and the death of her unborn baby, but putting an innocent man behind bars is also a tragedy.”

During the trial, the prosecution accused Taylor of administering a fatal dose of cocaine to Benning through a drink during a date night at her apartment on February 25, 2023.

Nashville Assistant District Attorney Jan Norman told the court on Wednesday, June 24, that Benning called a friend that February night to say that she feared Taylor may have spiked her drink because he did not want her to carry her pregnancy to term. (Per the prosecution, Taylor suspected the unborn child was his.)

“What did you put in my drink?” Benning demanded to know, according to friend Nijaiha Jackson. “‘I knew my drink tasted funny. You did this because you didn’t want the baby.’”

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Benning died on her 25th birthday on March 6, 2023, having lost her unborn baby several days earlier on February 27, 2023. An autopsy found that Benning had 1,787 nanograms of cocaine per milliliter of blood at the time of her death.

For his part, Taylor has denied any wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty to all charges. His attorneys argued at trial that Benning’s death was caused by her own alleged drug use.

Taylor played college football at Arkansas State University from 2014 to 2017 before joining Duke University as a graduate assistant coach. He later worked as a scout for the Tennessee Titans from 2021 to 2023.