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Rebecca Ferguson is having a busy 2026, and she isn’t close to slowing down yet. Already, the Stockholm-born actress has starred Chris Pratt in the divisive AI-based sci-fi thriller Mercy, featured in a long-awaited adaptation of the 1939 children’s novel The Magic Faraway Tree, and joined a star-studded ensemble in the feature-length next chapter in one of the best crime dramas of the century in Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.
Later in the year, Ferguson’s biggest project of 2026 will debut, as she joins an eye-catching cast in Dune: Part Three. The final chapter in Denis Villeneuve‘s impressive adaptation of Frank Herbert‘s Dune novels comes to an explosive end in theaters worldwide on December 18, with Ferguson starring alongside the likes of Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Florence Pugh, Josh Brolin, Javier Bardem, Anya Taylor-Joy, and more. Ahead of Dune: Part Three, the good news for Ferguson fans kept coming earlier this week, as the upcoming third season of her smash hit sci-fi series Silo just got a major update.
It was officially confirmed by Apple TV that their fan-favorite sci-fi series would return for its third installment on Friday, July 3, 2026. One new episode will then arrive every Friday through September 4, as the Emmy Award-winning Graham Yost‘s next gripping mystery unfolds. Following this big news, fans have been flocking back to the show to remind themselves of the many twists and turns that have come already. At the time of writing, Silo is one of the ten most-streamed shows on Apple TV in the U.S. The show also appears in tenth place on the global top ten.
Based on Hugh Howey‘s dystopian novel trilogy (Wool, Shift, and Dust), Yost, Ferguson, and co have taken a particularly nuanced and difficult source material and crafted a series that doesn’t disappoint. In Season 2, the show continued an impressive run of top-tier episodes, with critics gushing with praise over this modern sci-fi gem. Collider’s Tania Hussain awarded Season 2 a strong 8/10, praising the show’s “uniquely immersive environment” and standout performances, adding, “By grounding its Orwellian elements into tense yet relatable human struggles with razor-sharp writing, Silo continues to surpass the genre, asking viewers to question not only the motives of those in power but the strength of their convictions.”
Silo Seasons 1 and 2 are streaming now on Apple TV. Stay tuned to Collider for more streaming updates.
May 5, 2023
Graham Yost
The fantasy genre is a fan-favorite and a crucial part of cinematic history. Dating back to the first-ever fantasy movies that came out throughout the 1910s and ’20s, the genre has evolved, experiencing several milestones throughout the subsequent one hundred years of cinema. Among the greatest highlights are 1939’s The Wizard of Oz, 1946’s It’s a Wonderful Life, 1987’s The Princess Bride, and 2001’s The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, to name just a few.
In the new millennium, the fantasy genre experienced a boom after being dormant for most of the ’90s, and by the middle of the decade, the genre had come back to life with a vengeance thanks to the rise of franchises and a newfound appreciation for classic tales of heroism and magic. Twenty years ago, it saw one of its most successful years in recent memory through a slew of memorable movies, some of which have become outright masterpieces. These are the best fantasy movies to come out in 2006, a collection of truly impressive efforts that have only gotten better with age.
The second adaptation of the 1952 eponymous novel by E. B. White, Gary Winick‘s Charlotte’s Web stars an ensemble led by a then-twelve-year-old Dakota Fanning. The film follows the piglet Wilbur (Dominic Scott Kay), who learns he will eventually end up at the farmer’s dinner table. Together with the wise spider Charlotte (Julia Roberts), Wilbur hatches a plan to avoid being turned into bacon.
It might not be as great as the now-iconic 1973 animated version, but this take on Charlotte’s Web maintains all the delightful charm of the source material without losing an ounce of its poignancy. At its core, it’s a tale about the nature of life and how friendship and complicity can make even the darkest futures seem more hopeful. The ensemble of voice talent alone is worth a watch (we have Robert Redford as a horse, for crying out loud!), but Charlotte’s Web is also a worthwhile family adventure that has only gotten better with age.
Darren Aronofsky is a very love-him-or-hate-him kind of filmmaker, and The Fountain might be his most misunderstood effort. The 2006 science fantasy romance stars Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz in a love tale that spans millennia. The main narrative centers on three different stories: a 16th-century conquistador goes on a quest to find a source of immortality to save his dying queen; in the present day, a scientist attempts to cure his wife’s cancer; and in the twenty-sixth century, an astronaut embarks on an interstellar journey.
The Fountain balances genres, themes, timelines, and narratives to produce a meditative and poignant yet admittedly uneven fantasy. Visually, the film is a feast, with Aronofsky favoring style like never before. Thematically, it really goes for it, covering everything from metaphysics to existentialism in an exploration of the enduring, life-altering nature of love. Jackman is perfectly committed as the lead, while Weisz is outright ethereal as his muse. Like many of Aronofsky’s movies, The Fountain‘s reach exceeds its grasp, but those willing to surrender to its distinct charms are in for a one-of-a-kind ride.
Few, if any, movies are as ambitious as The Fall. Shot over four years in a whopping 24 countries, Tarsem Singh‘s magnum opus stars Lee Pace as stuntman Roy Walker, who is hospitalized after a stunt gone wrong leaves him paraplegic, potentially for good. In the hospital, he meets young Alexandria (Catinca Untaru) and begins telling her a fantastic tale about a group of heroes seeking revenge against an evil ruler.
The Fall is among the most sprawling and sumptuous movies ever made. It is literally the definition of “ambitious,” a daring tale that perfectly encapsulates the unique power that cinema can have as an expression of singular artistic merit. The narrative is admittedly flawed, and it often threatens to crumble under the weight of its own impulses, but the visuals are so lush that it’s hard to fault it. The Fall is a film that must truly be seen to be believed, a spectacularly unique effort from one of cinema’s boldest and most uncompromising auteurs.
The 2006 fantasy rom-com Stranger Than Fiction might be Will Ferrell‘s most underappreciated effort of the 2000s. The actor plays Harold Crick, a quiet and introverted accountant who, one day out of nowhere, begins hearing a voice narrating his day-to-day, revealing that he will soon be dying. Attempting to retake control of his narrative, Harold begins a journey of self-discovery. Meanwhile, the author, neurotic recluse Karen Eiffel (Emma Thompson), struggles to finish her story.
Quirky and witty, Stranger Than Fiction is a clever twist on the classic rom-com formula. Ferrell shines against type as a square of an accountant who wasted much of his life in mindless routine. The ensemble cast — Maggie Gyllenhaal, Queen Latifah, Dustin Hoffman — is also stellar, particularly Thompson, who delivers one of her most delightfully unhinged performances. Stranger Than Fiction is a gem of 2000s cinema, a biting and strangely melancholic curio that shines a light on the importance of taking chances and how everyday, seemingly random choices can and eventually do shape our lives in the long term.
In 2003, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl brought the swashbuckling genre back to life. Three years later, the sequel, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, delivered yet another adventure of whimsical intensity in the high seas. The plot sees Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) attempting to escape from a deal he made with the wicked Davy Jones (Bill Nighy). Meanwhile, Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) embarks on a quest to free his father from Jones’ servitude, while Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) tries to save herself and Will from prison for helping Jack during their first adventure.
Bigger and bolder than the first movie, Dead Man’s Chest has aged beautifully and is now widely considered a triumph of blockbuster filmmaking. The plot is convoluted, and the main trio of performances is a tad less impressive than the first time around. However, the film soars on the strength of Nighy’s transformative, Oscar-worthy portrayal of Davy Jones, quite possibly the best Disney live-action villain in modern cinema. The VFX are also jaw-dropping, with Jones standing as one of the most impressive and fully-realized CGI creations in the medium.
As the follow-up to his generation-defining soft sci-fi masterpiece Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Michel Gondry chose the fantasy romance The Science of Sleep. Mexican icon Gael García Bernal stars as Stéphane, a young man reeling from the death of his father while living in Paris. Soon after starting a new job, Stéphane’s extremely vivid dreams begin messing with his real life and interfere with his courtship of his next-door neighbor, Stéphanie (Charlotte Gainsbourg).
If any movie has ever captured the strikingly beautiful and chaotic nature of dreams, it’s The Science of Sleep. Make no mistake, this remarkable film is messy, but it’s very much by design. Powered by a game García Bernal, this gem is a lovely exploration of romance and the quirks that make every individual unique. Here, each of us exists in a little world of our own, and sometimes, it spills out into reality, but that’s exactly what makes life worth living. Unfortunately, The Science of Sleep suffered from being constantly compared to Eternal Sunshine. However, it’s a terrific movie that deserves far more attention from current audiences.
Pan’s Labyrinth finds director Guillermo del Toro in full command of his craft. Set in Francoist Spain, the film follows young Ofelia (Ivana Baquero), who moves in with her pregnant mother to the countryside at the best of her new stepfather, the sadistic Captain Vidal (Sergi López). There, Ofelia stumbles upon a labyrinth where she meets a faun (Doug Jones) who reveals her backstory as the princess of a magical realm. If she wants to return there, Ofelia must pass three trials.
Widely considered del Toro’s magnum opus, Pan’s Labyrinth is a beautiful examination of how fantasy can help us cope with the cruel realities of life. The director does not pull any punches in depicting the haunting allure of his dark fantasy world, with incredible creatures and an eerie, striking production design. The highlight is, of course, the Pale Man, whose six-minute sequence is arguably the crowning jewel of del Toro’s impressive career. However, it’s all in service of a poignant tale about the power of imagination, and how it might very well be our strongest tool to thrive in this ruthless, unforgiving world.
She’s BroRilla frfr, now! Victoria ‘BroRilla’ Woods is again giving the internet a kiiii mixed with a lil’ bit of nostalgia! And it all stems from a new blonde look that Woods shared in a social media video. Now, fans are flooding the comment section with comparisons to her sister, GloRilla, and her early-career days.
One thing about Victoria Woods, she gon’ speak with confidence! And her energy was no different when she popped up on Instagram timelines on Wednesday (May 13) rocking a used blonde wig. BroRilla told her followers in a video that the wig belonged to ‘Love & Hip Hop NYC’ star Mariahlynn, who asked her to put it on. Both of them appeared to be at the same Zeus Network event this week. Other familiar faces at the event include Sexyy Red and ‘Baddies’ star Scotty, who recently gave birth to a daughter with Zeus CEO, Lemuel Plummer. BroRilla is set to appear on season eight of ‘Baddies USA: Chapter Two.’
“@mariahlynnboss done started some sh!t 🤣🤣,” BroRilla wrote in her IG caption. Mariah responded with laughing emojis in the comment section. In the video, Victoria Woods was having a good laugh about how she looks in the wig before putting on a serious face. Then, she said, “And I’m in this motherf**ker like, I’m really a bad b*tch.” In a second video within the same post, she added a filter to cover her scars and asked her followers which look they liked most.
BroRilla’s videos are circulating online and folks aren’t wasting any time weighing in! In her comment section, over 900 reactions piled in. Some folks made jokes, while quite a few made comparisons to GloRilla in her early career days.
@king2official_ wrote, “I damn near thought you was Glorilla.”
“Look just like Glo,” @cookupki added.
“Maneee i thought dis was Glo😂😂😂,” @rockstarrican commented.
“Close enough..can I have a autograph 😂😂😂,” @lattem318 said.
“Glorisha 😂😂😂,” @moeleachman added.
“Damnnn she really look like Glo now🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣,” @k2_its_all_about__you wrote.
“Close enough .. you know the lyrics to FNF 🧐🧐 can u perform at my party 🤣🤣🤭,” @tutibuti_ commented.
“It’s giving GloRilla,” @smoo_chez said.
“Close enough…. How much is club booking GLO 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂,” @seenlasss00 added.
“Girl you look cute. Get a wig,” @iamthekayy commented.
“You know what’s it’s giving, Glo,” @toshashanae1 wrote.
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If there’s one piece every stylish woman keeps on repeat, it’s a breezy white blouse — and Melanie Griffith just proved why. It’s the kind of staple that instantly makes an outfit feel more elevated, even when everything else is simple. The best part is you can recreate her look — no big spend required.
Spotted on May 7 in Los Angeles, Griffith paired the airy blouse with wide-leg jeans that skimmed the body without clinging and created that easy, draped silhouette. She added heeled loafers for structure, then finished the look with oversized sunglasses and a slouchy shoulder bag. While her exact style is likely designer, we found a $15 version that captures the same effortless feel for much less.
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The Amazon Essentials Georgette Relaxed-Fit Shirt delivers that same easy, draped effect that made Griffith’s outfit feel so effortless. Crafted from lightweight georgette with a matte finish and a satin-like interior, it skims the body instead of clinging for that airy, elevated look. The relaxed fit, back yoke with a box pleat and shirttail hem all work together to create a fluid, slightly oversized silhouette that always reads more expensive than it is.
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Style it the same way Griffith did with wide-leg jeans and loafers for an effortless everyday uniform, or pair it with trousers, skirts or even denim shorts for a more relaxed take. You can also layer it under a blazer or wear it open over a tank for added versatility. However you style it, it’s one of those pieces that makes getting dressed feel easy — and look polished.
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IT: Welcome to Derry was one of the best and most surprising TV shows of 2025. Based on Stephen King‘s novel IT, Andy Muschietti‘s HBO Max series could have been an unnecessary cash grab coasting on past success, but it quickly revealed itself as much more. The series took a deep dive into the mythology of Pennywise (Bill Skarsgård), adding new and unexpected layers to a familiar character.
Despite HBO not yet giving the greenlight to a second season of IT: Welcome to Derry, the show’s future is already taking shape, with new additions to the writing team reportedly announced. Among them are two people who could potentially shake things up for Derry, Maine, in a major genre shift for the series.
The best part of Muschietti’s IT films is Skarsgård’s performance as the entity’s killer clown form, but the actor built on what had impressed audiences in the feature films and turned it up to wild new heights in IT: Welcome to Derry. However, the HBO Max series showed great restraint, keeping Pennywise mostly hidden until the final three episodes. When it finally does show up, the clown is more violent than ever, making his appearance count. Before that point, the anticipation builds as IT: Welcome to Derry focuses on a new iteration of the Losers’ Club.
As the entity appears in various other forms throughout IT: Welcome to Derry, Season 1’s plot digs deeper into its background and powers. One flashback, told by Rose (Kimberly Guerrero), reveals that the entity is an alien who crash-landed on Earth. The inhabitants of Derry were able to fight it by crafting a dagger made of the star it came from. At the end of Season 1, after the U.S. military purposely releases the fear-inducing entity to control civilians, the kids battle Pennywise with the dagger.
While a second season hasn’t yet been confirmed for IT: Welcome to Derry, we can speculate about the future direction of the show based on certain clues that have already been dropped. While Season 1 took place in 1962, the second and third seasons will likely jump backwards in time by 27-year intervals to 1935 and 1908, the points when Pennywise previously emerged in Derry to wreak bloody havoc.
Skarsgård will also likely return alongside a new cast of characters for Pennywise to terrorize, but according to reports, some new writers have been added to the mix, including Jessica Mecklenburg, who worked on Stranger Things as a writer and producer, The Penguin‘s John McCutcheon, who penned the brilliant episode “Cent’Anni,” and Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar. If you’re not familiar with those names, you probably know their work as the creators of Netflix’s sci-fi time-travel series Dark.
Dark first debuted on Netflix in 2017. The story begins in the present day, where a child has gone missing from the town of Winden, Germany. For the locals, it’s a moment that shares eerie similarities with other disappearances. Dark takes a time-travel template and makes it feel fresh and authentic, exploring generations of characters within a unique premise. It also uses the sci-fi genre to tell unpredictable stories across timelines about trauma and the inability to escape one’s fate. Sound familiar?
The first season of IT: Welcome to Derry examines grief and trauma, but it’s also jumping back in time, from 1989 in Muschietti’s first film to 1962. That’s not simply the convenience of a prequel; in a game-changing twist, Pennywise reveals that it can move forward and backward in time, and already knows how and when it will die. Although the entity is defeated in 1962, it can travel back 27 years to find the ancestors of those who will kill it in the future. If they’re destroyed, its death can be averted.
IT: Welcome to Derry Season 2 has the potential to move beyond pure horror to a sci-fi bent. What could be a jump-the-shark moment in the wrong hands becomes a logical next step for the series, especially with the geniuses behind Dark on board.
Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet may look stronger than ever in public these days, but insiders claim their relationship quietly survived major tension behind the scenes.
From jealousy issues to disagreements about personal space, the couple reportedly faced serious friction during the earlier stages of their romance.
Now, sources say the pair have finally found balance as engagement rumors continue heating up.

Although Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet have become one of Hollywood’s most talked-about celebrity couples, insiders claim things were not always smooth between them.
According to sources who spoke to the Daily Mail, Jenner initially struggled with Chalamet’s independent lifestyle and demanding career schedule.
“Kylie has learned what the secret is to her and Timothée’s three-year relationship,” one insider explained. “She now lets him do his own thing. That was something she was uneasy with when they first started getting serious. That caused friction between them.”
The source claimed Chalamet eventually became direct about his frustrations and the amount of time he needed for himself.
“She was making him feel claustrophobic,” the insider alleged. “She wanted to be around him all the time. That wasn’t working for him. He’s a person who needs his space and she wasn’t giving it to him.”
The source continued, “He made no bones finally telling her about it.”
Despite the tension, insiders insisted the actor never lost feelings for Jenner.
They shared, “While he loves her, he needs his space. She totally gets it now and there are no more trust issues. They’re in a great place. Their relationship is more solid than it’s ever been.”

The couple reportedly experienced their most difficult period toward the end of 2025 as Chalamet’s schedule became increasingly packed.
At the time, the actor was filming “Dune: Part Three” overseas while also promoting his sports drama “Marty Supreme.”
Sources claimed the long distance and constant travel reportedly intensified issues already building in the relationship.
There were even reports last October claiming Chalamet nearly walked away from the romance due to disagreements surrounding marriage and Jenner’s hopes for him to settle down sooner.
Fuel was added to the speculation after Chalamet appeared distant while discussing Jenner during a Vogue interview in December 2025.
“I just don’t have anything to say,” he told the magazine at the time.
However, the relationship appeared to rebound only weeks later.
At the 2026 Critics Choice Awards, Chalamet publicly thanked his “partner of three years” during his acceptance speech after winning Best Actor for “Marty Supreme.”
He also told Jenner, “I love you,” in front of the audience, signaling a major shift from his earlier reluctance to discuss the relationship publicly.

Insiders also claimed Kylie Jenner eventually realized that keeping parts of the relationship private helped ease some of the tension between them.
Unlike previous romances that unfolded heavily online and on television, Jenner reportedly became far more protective of her relationship with Chalamet.
Another insider previously told the Daily Mail that the actor “didn’t ever want to be a prop” in their relationship and “wants to avoid falling into the trap of being known simply for who he is dating.”
That approach reportedly influenced Jenner’s own behavior online.
Despite having hundreds of millions of followers across Instagram and TikTok, she has rarely shared public content featuring Chalamet.
The actor has also avoided appearing on Hulu’s “The Kardashians” since they began dating.
Even members of Jenner’s family reportedly helped keep the relationship low-profile at first. Last year, fans noticed Kim Kardashian allegedly blurred Chalamet’s name from an Easter table setting shared online.
Jenner herself later hinted at why she became more private while speaking to ELLE in October 2025.
“I think it’s important to keep things to yourself,” she explained. “It’s hard for me to make a decision by myself sometimes, so the opinion of the whole world… it can be tough.”

Sources now claim Jenner has grown far more confident in the relationship than she was during its earlier stages.
A second insider explained that the reality TV star previously struggled with Chalamet spending long stretches away filming movies.
The insider shared, “Kylie was initially jealous that she wasn’t spending enough time with him when he goes off filming, but now they talk to each other every day and every night when he is on set, and they hang out with each other often enough that any of those previous jealousy or trust issues are just not a thing anymore.”
Another source added that Jenner no longer feels threatened by Chalamet maintaining interests and friendships outside the relationship.
“Kylie is confident that she’s number one in Timothee’s life now,” the insider shared. “She used to be insecure in the relationship and she was open about it.”
The source added, “She’s accepted he has friends and interests that don’t always include her.”
Publicly, the pair have appeared increasingly comfortable together over recent months, frequently attending basketball games, award shows, and celebrity events side by side.

Now, insiders believe the relationship could soon move into an even more serious phase.
Engagement rumors recently intensified after Kylie Jenner was spotted wearing a massive pear-shaped diamond ring while attending a New York Knicks playoff game with Timothée Chalamet.
Although she has reportedly worn the jewelry before, speculation exploded again after sources claimed the actor is fully committed to a future with her.
“Nobody would be surprised if they got engaged soon,” one insider claimed. “He refers to her to all their mutual friends as his partner.”
The source continued, “He is 100 percent on board and in love. He never spoke openly about any woman until he dated Kylie.”
Another insider even suggested Chalamet’s beloved Knicks could unexpectedly influence the timing of a proposal.
“If the Knicks actually win the title and get rings, don’t be shocked if Timmy suddenly feels a little more inspired to hand Kylie one, too,” the source said. “A championship parade in New York could turn into a very big year for commitments.”
For fans of crime dramas, the 2014 Starz series Power remains one of the best. The series blends together a world of struggle, law enforcement, murder, and romance to deliver an exhilarating viewing experience. Power has been so successful that it has spawned three successful spin-offs so far, with more planned in the near future. Now, Netflix is tapping into that aspect that makes the universe feel electric with enigmatic leads, action, and beautiful sets.
The streamer ordered Nemesis, a Power-esque drama series from the original Power co-creator Courtney A. Kemp. The series is set in Los Angeles and follows two men, Cortane Wilder (Y’Ian Noel) and Isaiah Stiles (Matthew Lamb), on opposite sides of the law, whose drive could kill them both. While the Power universe focuses on the drug trade across American cities, Nemesis is about a different kind of crime. Wilder is an expert criminal specializing in high-stakes heists, while Stiles is a seasoned detective. Nemesis is about crime, stopping it, family, and ambition. One cannot be separated from the others.
Viewers can expect those classic Power qualities that have made the franchise a success — smart criminals, obsessed detectives, trapped spouses, and, of course, the unseen moves. “I love cat-and-mouse chases,” Kemp said in an interview. “They’re not easy to write because you really have to believe that both people have a shot.” Nemesis is a two-man show as Wilder and Stiles engage in a dance that, if someone didn’t know better, would think they’re soulmates, obsessed with each other. But no, they’re nemesis and feed on each other in a manner that could lead to their destruction. The series, co-created by Tani Marole, also stars Michael Potts, Gabrielle Dennis, Jeff Pierre, Domenick Lombardozzi, Cleopatra Coleman, and more.
Meanwhile, the Power universe is still going strong, even with the conclusion of several shows. The flagship series concluded in 2020; Power Book II in 2024; Power Book III is expected to end this year; and Power Book IV concluded earlier this year. However, Starz has another series, Power: Origins, in the works. The series focuses on Ghost and Tommy’s early days before they became the men viewers met in the 2014 series. The series has already cast its leads, with Spencer Moore II as James “Ghost” St. Patrick and Charlie Mann as Tommy Egan.
All episodes of Nemesis Season 1 hit Netflix globally on May 14. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
May 14, 2026
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Toosii’s fiancée Samaria J Davis has the internet in a tizzy after revealing that she would rather live separately once they get married. Samaria responded to a viral post on social media and made it clear that although she loves her man down and always dreamed of marriage, she still wants her own space.
Okay, so BOOM! Recently, Samaria J Davis dropped a message on X (formerly Twitter) telling her followers that she can’t wait to walk down the aisle and become a wife, but when it comes to living together after marriage, she’s not with that at all!
“I love my man and I wanna be married to one person forever, but I don’t want to share a room with a man or live with a man lmao idk how to explain this,” Samaria wrote.
Then, when My Mixtapez shared her message, she seemingly doubled down on wanting her space by saying she would only let her man come out to eat once a day. “Yes and I also make him stand in a corner and he can only come out to eat once a day.”
After TSR shared Samaria’s post, the comment section was flooded with reactions. Mario stepped into The Shade Room and weighed in too. The singer said he understands that people need space, but he still appreciates quality time.
“I get the space is needed sometimes… Me and my shorty be in separate parts of the house sometimes and then we see each other and it’s like Damn, I have seen you all day, is the baby sleep yet?! 😏 💦”
The Roommates were divided. Some agreed with Samaria and said wanting to live separately is completely normal, while others argued that people want the perks of marriage without putting in the work to maintain it.
Instagram user @brookeataylor123 wrote, “Sadly, many people want the benefits of covenant without surrendering to the structure that sustains it.”
instagram user @provokemyhips wrote, “Idk I agree with her, I like my space 😩”
While Instagram user @dontasktolinkagain wrote, “This is real 😂 like sometimes I wanna be alone.”
Then Instagram user @hunitdaysofsummer wrote, “Lowkey…that’s the secret to longevity.”
Another Instagram user @javen.elizabeth wrote, “I felt this with a passion 😂”
Instagram user @_yonnnaa wrote, “My grandparents have been married 60 years & they have separate bedrooms. What’s the problem?”
Then another Instagram user @thejasfx wrote, “Idk I feel like ppl who say this don’t really like their spouse. Allowing for space is one thing…but separate houses or rooms? Like what we doing fr….”
While another Instagram user @carley_quinn_ wrote, “I think something wrong with me because I want my own space but if he not with me every night tha tdon’t sit right with me 😩😭”
Lastly, Instagram user @_boobmiles wrote, “This is normal and it need to be normalized more. I bet their relationship last a lot longer and don’t feel old fast!”
Fans seemed to have a lot of opinions on Samaria’s living preference since she and Toosii are engaged. Back in September 2025, the couple announced their engagement with romantic photos on Instagram. The pics showed Samaria flexing a huge rock on her finger, while other shots captured them posing under the sunset near a rose-filled setup with the words “Marry Me.” As of right now, the couple hasn’t revealed when they plan to officially tie the knot, but they are already in family mode as they have two children together — son Ezrah and a daughter Aliza.
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Two months after Matthew Perry died at age 54 in October 2023, his death was ruled an accident. But that ruling proved to be far from the end of the story.
A December 2023 toxicology report concluded that Perry died from “the acute effects of ketamine.” The report noted that Perry had been receiving regular ketamine infusions to treat depression and anxiety, but his last infusion had taken place more than a week before his death. The discrepancy left room for questions about how and why Perry had ketamine in his system when he died.
In May 2024, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed that they had opened an investigation into Perry’s death. Three months later, five individuals — Dr. Salvador Plasencia, Jasveen Sangha, Kenneth Iwamasa, Erik Fleming and Dr. Mark Chavez — were hit with varying federal charges, including conspiracy to distribute ketamine causing death.
Keep scrolling for a complete timeline of the investigation of Perry’s death, including the punishments for some who played a role in the actor’s passing:
According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly in August 2024, “after learning” that Perry “was interested in obtaining ketamine,” Plasencia allegedly contacted Chavez about purchasing the drug “so that he could sell the ketamine” to the actor. The docs also alleged that Plasencia texted Chavez, “I wonder how much this moron will pay” for the substance.
After Chavez sold Plasencia, a licensed physician, “at least four vials of liquid ketamine, ketamine lozenges,” syringes and gloves, the docs alleged that Plasencia left the drug with Perry’s former personal assistant Iwamasa and taught him how to inject ketamine so he could administer it to Perry.

Iwamasa sent Plasencia a text message requesting to purchase additional vials of ketamine.
That same day, Plasencia texted Chavez asking for more ketamine to sell to Perry.
Plasencia sold numerous vials of ketamine to Iwamasa, and met with both him and Perry at several locations, including Long Beach, California, where Plasencia allegedly injected Perry with the substance while they were in a car.
The docs also stated that on October 10, Iwamasa contacted Fleming to purchase more vials of ketamine. Fleming then texted Sangha, a.k.a. “The Ketamine Queen,” to obtain the drugs.
After delivering samples of ketamine to Iwamasa and Perry at his residence the day prior, Fleming allegedly drove to Perry’s home to obtain the funds for the drugs. Fleming then drove to Sangha’s “stash house” and bought 25 vials. He then drove back to Perry’s house and delivered the drugs, according to the docs.
Iwamasa texted Fleming asking to purchase more ketamine, allegedly asking via text, “Can we do the same as last time over the next two days?”
Fleming then traveled to Perry’s home to pick up cash from Iwamasa.
Fleming allegedly bought another 25 vials of ketamine from Sangha, then drove back to Perry’s home to drop off the drugs.
Court docs alleged that Iwamasa administered Perry “at least” six injections of ketamine on October 25, October 26 and October 27.
Perry was found unresponsive in a hot tub at his Los Angeles home. He was pronounced dead later that day.
In documents obtained by Us, it was alleged that Iwamasa injected Perry with “multiple doses of ketamine he received” from Fleming and Sangha, “resulting in the death and serious bodily injury” of the late actor. The docs also alleged that Plasencia provided the syringes.
That same day, Sangha instructed Fleming to “distance themselves from selling ketamine” to Perry, including deleting digital evidence on their cell phones.
Fleming allegedly texted Sangha asking how long ketamine stays in someone’s system since a “three month tox screening” would be performed on Perry.
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s office released a toxicology report concluding that Perry died from “the acute effects of ketamine.” The actor’s death was ruled an accident, with drowning, coronary artery disease and the effects of buprenorphine (which is used to treat opioid use) listed as contributing factors.
The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed that they had opened an investigation into Perry’s death, focusing specifically on how Perry obtained the ketamine found in his system when he died.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California shared a press release announcing that Dr. Salvador Plasencia, a licensed physician, and Jasveen Sangha, a.k.a. “The Ketamine Queen,” an alleged drug dealer, were arrested on August 15 in connection with Perry’s death. Both Plasencia and Sangha were charged with one count of conspiracy to distribute ketamine.
Sangha was also charged with one count of maintaining a drug-involved premises, one count of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, one count of possession with intent to distribute ketamine and five counts of distribution of ketamine; while Plasencia was also charged with seven counts of distribution of ketamine and two counts of altering and falsifying documents or records related to the federal investigation.
The press release also named three other individuals who had been separately charged in connection to Perry’s death: Iwamasa, his acquaintance Fleming, and Dr. Chavez, another physician.
Fleming pleaded guilty on August 8 to one count of conspiracy to distribute ketamine and one count of distribution of ketamine resulting in death. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California, Fleming admitted in court documents that he distributed the ketamine that killed Perry.
Iwamasa pleaded guilty on August 7 to one count of conspiracy to distribute ketamine causing death, and admitted to repeatedly injecting Perry with ketamine without medical training, including on the day he died. Chavez has agreed to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute ketamine.
United States Attorney Martin Estrada said in a statement: “These defendants cared more about profiting off of Mr. Perry than caring for his well-being. Drug dealers selling dangerous substances are gambling with other people’s lives over greed. This case, along with our many other prosecutions of drug dealers who cause death, send a clear message that we will hold drug-dealers accountable for the deaths they cause.”

Chavez, one of the doctors arrested in connection with the death of Perry, appeared in a Los Angeles court on Friday, August 30, after reaching a deal to plead guilty and cooperate with prosecutors, according to the Associated Press. (Though he agreed to plead guilty, he did not enter his plea during his court appearance, and will do so at a date to be determined at a later time.)
“He’s incredibly remorseful,” Chavez’s lawyer, Matthew Binninger said while the doctor, who agreed to turn over his medical license, stood by his side. “He’s trying to do everything in his power to right the wrong that happened here. He didn’t accept responsibility today but only because it wasn’t on the calendar. He’s doing everything in his power to cooperate and help with this situation.”
Plasencia made a plea deal with the Department of Justice, and faces a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison, Deadline reported.
“At the earliest opportunity requested by the USAO and provided by the Court, appear and plead guilty to Counts Six, Eight, Nine, and Ten of the first superseding indictment in United States v. Salvador Plasencia, which each charge defendant with distribution of ketamine,” the U.S. Attorney’s office for the Central District of California stated in a plea agreement.
As part of the agreement, the DOJ intends to “recommend a two-level reduction in the applicable Sentencing Guidelines offense level” to the judge. This recommendation could possibly reduce Plasencia’s sentence by several years.
Meanwhile, Chavez and Iwamasa, who previously submitted guilty pleas, are due to be sentenced in fall 2025.
One month after Plasencia took the plea deal, he pleaded guilty to four counts of distribution of ketamine.
“Dr. Plasencia is profoundly remorseful for the treatment decisions he made while providing ketamine to Matthew Perry,” Plasencia attorney, Karen Goldstein, said in a statement to ABC News. “He is fully accepting responsibility by pleading guilty to drug distribution.”
Plasencia will remain out on bond until his sentencing on December 3, 2025. He is facing up to 40 years behind bars. In addition to the conviction, Plasencia will give up his medical license. According to his lawyer, Plasencia recognized his “failure to protect” Perry.
“While Dr. Plasencia was not treating Mr. Perry at the time of his death, he hopes his case serves as a warning to other medical professionals and leads to stricter oversight and clear protocols for the rapidly growing at-home ketamine industry in order to prevent future tragedies like this one,” the statement continued.
Sangha pleaded guilty to five federal charges in connection to Perry’s death, according to the Associated Press. She was charged with three counts of distribution of ketamine, one count of distribution of ketamine resulting in death and one count of maintaining a drug-involved premises. Her sentencing is scheduled for December 10.
Plasencia was sentenced to 30 months, nearly two and half years, in prison, per the Los Angeles Times. The doctor will also serve two years of supervised release following his time behind bars.
A federal judge sentenced Jasveen Sangha, better known as “Ketamine Queen,” to 15 years in prison after she pleaded guilty to selling Matthew Perry the ketamine that killed him in 2023.
“These were not mistakes,” Sangha told the judge, per the Associated Press. “They were horrible decisions [which] shattered people’s lives and the lives of their family and friends.”
Before Sangha’s sentencing, Matthew’s stepmother, Debbie Perry, filed a victim impact letter with the court.
“The pain you’ve caused to hundreds, maybe thousands, is irreversible,” she wrote in a statement obtained by Us Weekly. “There is no joy to be found, no light in the window. They won’t be back. That thought comes through our day everyday.”
Matthew’s stepfather, Dateline correspondent Keith Morrison, also told the judge that he and Matthew’s mother, Suzanne Perry, feel a “daily, grinding sadness and sorrow.”
“There was a spark to that man I have never seen anywhere else,” Morrison said, per the AP. “He should have had another act. Two more acts.”
Fleming was sentenced to two years in prison, according to multiple outlets.
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Stavros Floros, a 21-year-old beekeeper, was struck by the propeller of a tourist boat during a break from filming.
Sleep tourism is shaping up to be one of the biggest travel trends for 2026, with hotels, wellness resorts and even medical-led retreats building entire vacations around one goal: better rest.
Instead of packed itineraries and nonstop sightseeing, travelers are booking sleep-focused stays with smart beds, blackout rooms, spa treatments and personalized wellness programs. Here’s what sleep tourism actually involves, why demand is growing so quickly and how to create a similar sleep retreat experience at home.
Sleep tourism is a category of travel built around improving rest as the main purpose of the trip, rather than fitting sleep in around a packed itinerary. Hotels and wellness resorts are creating retreats with smart beds, blackout rooms, recovery treatments, sleep coaching and wellness programs aimed at improving sleep quality and overall well-being.
The trend goes well beyond luxury bedding or a pillow menu at check-in. It focuses on creating an environment where rest is the destination — whether through week-long wellness retreats, medical-led stays that diagnose sleep issues, or shorter hotel packages built around spa treatments and circadian rhythm support. Properties are also bringing in outside specialists to lead programming, including sleep and dream expert Charlie Morley, who has partnered with hotels such as Nômade in Tulum and Kimpton Fitzroy London.
Morley told National Geographic that the shift reflects how travelers are starting to think about their health. “People have long been looking at their diet and physical health via fitness, but the next chapter is sleep,” he said. “Hotels have realised that people are using these trips, where they’re away from work or their children, as a chance to really prioritise good sleep.”
Expert-led approaches are being adopted around the world, with sleep specialists being brought in to enhance in-house wellbeing programs. Morley also predicted that technology will play a bigger role going forward.
“The gamification of sleep will continue to grow and this will be maximised by the travel industry with innovations like smart beds. These types of bed will be able to measure the quality of your sleep, allowing you to see what tools or techniques work for you,” he told National Geographic. “Soon, hotels really will be able to back up their claims of offering a great night’s sleep with some pretty solid data.”
Sleep tourism is surging because Americans are sleeping badly, stressed out and increasingly willing to pay for solutions — and the numbers behind the trend are striking. A 2024 report by HTF Market Intelligence found the global sleep tourism sector is worth more than $690 billion and is projected to grow by another $400 billion between 2024 and 2028.
The demand reflects a broader sleep problem in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 36 percent of Americans are getting insufficient sleep. A Gallup survey also points to rising stress levels, with about half of people reporting stress and sleep problems.
The National Sleep Foundation’s 2025 Sleep in America Poll found that six in 10 adults do not get the recommended seven to nine hours of quality sleep each night. Nearly four in 10 struggle to fall asleep at least three nights a week, and almost half wake up often during the night.
The same NSF study found that adults with good sleep satisfaction are nearly twice as likely to flourish in life compared to those dissatisfied with their sleep. That gap is fueling the wellness travel boom.
“Poor sleep health is a major risk factor for lower well-being across multiple areas of life,” said Dr. Joseph Dzierzewski, the NSF’s senior vice president of research. “Prioritizing sleep health can improve mental health, workplace efficiency, and stronger personal relationships.”
John Lopos, CEO of the foundation, framed the stakes even more broadly. “Sleep is fundamental to thriving across many aspects of life,” he said. “These results reinforce how crucial positive sleep health is to basic achievements that go beyond physical health.”
Combine the deficit, the data and the dollars, and 2026 is shaping up as the year sleep moves from a wellness afterthought to the core reason people book a trip.
Not everyone needs to travel to a destination resort to get the benefits of sleep tourism. Many of the same principles can be applied at home through a DIY sleep staycation built around an upgraded bedroom and a few intentional days of rest.
The starting point is treating your bedroom like a hotel environment. That means upgrading sheets, improving soundproofing, installing blackout shades and finding the right mattress and pillow for your sleep style. Small environmental changes — light, sound, temperature, bedding — do much of the heavy lifting that high-end sleep retreats rely on.
From there, the second piece is carving out the time. People can set aside a long weekend or a few days off work to focus entirely on rest and relaxation, rather than squeezing recovery in between obligations. The point is to step out of normal routines, reduce screen time and create a space that feels restorative rather than rushed.
Popular sleep-focused activities for a staycation include:
Whether the trip is to a luxury resort with a sleep coach on staff or just a reset in your own bedroom, the core idea of sleep tourism is the same: making quality rest the main destination, not a side effect of the vacation.
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