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Bold and the Beautiful: Ivy Brutally Fired – RJ Faces Deadly Threat?!
Bold and the Beautiful brings Ivy Forrester (Ashleigh Brewer) and RJ Forrester (Brayan Nicoletti) trying to get both Will Spencer (Crew Morrow) and Dylan (Sydney Bullock) fired from Forrester Creations. But I kind of suspect it’s going to blow up in their faces spectacularly.
Ivy should definitely be shown the door if there’s any justice in this world and RJ may actually wind up in trouble as well. With Daphne Rose (Murielle Hilaire) spilling the beans to Electra Forrester (Laneya Grace) this week, it is about to get unhinged and it won’t be proper at all. Let’s dive in!
RJ And Ivy Demand Ridge Fire Will And Dylan on Bold and the Beautiful
All right, so this week we had Ivy and RJ in the CEO office at Forrester Creations and they were basically harassing and bossing and bullying Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye), demanding that he fire both Will and Dylan over their personal lives and this isn’t going too well for Ivy and RJ because first of all, Ridge hates to be told what to do. Second, their demands are about personal stuff. It’s not work related.
And third, because Will had already come in and spoken calmly to Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood), Ridge and Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) and said he didn’t want personal things getting in the way at work and apologized for things being a distraction. I think they see that Will is behaving much better than RJ.
Bold and Beautiful: RJ Blows Up
I don’t know how Brooke and Ridge don’t realize that the hate spewing out of RJ’s mouth is basically him echoing how Ridge talks about Bill Spencer (Don Diamont). And yes, 100% Ridge’s hate of Bill is justified. But the way that RJ’s acting the same way about Will isn’t justified at all. RJ was going on about how Will is a sleaze and Electra deserves a stress-free life, so Will and Dylan shouldn’t be working at Forrester.
And Ridge said, “Nobody’s getting fired.” Then RJ got even nastier about how Will should be with his own kind, the Spencers, not at Forrester. And that was when Ivy strolled in to agree and she joined RJ’s bullying efforts trying to get them to fire Dylan.
Somebody who made a great personal sacrifice to help Steffy and was put in danger because of Luna Nozawa (Lisa Yamada) coming after Steffy. So no, she’s not going to fire Dylan. Plus, Steffy honestly hates Ivy. So, while Ridge said he thinks that Electra is wonderful, he reminded Ivy and RJ that he and Steffy are the ones that make the decisions about who stays and who goes. But RJ and Ivy wouldn’t stop.
Even after Ridge reminded them Forrester is a place of business, RJ just kept getting more heated. He was trashing Will. And then Ivy started basically swooning over RJ for defending Electra and how he’s a prince. Of course, Brooke loved that, you know. And RJ’s talking about how Will brings chaos. He’s got to go. Dylan has to go. Ivy’s going, “Yeah, yeah.” and she told Ridge he knows what needs to be done only he’s not going to do what Ivy’s demanding nor RJ.
Daphne Tells Electra the Truth on B&B
So, at the same time this was going on we had Will begging Electra for another chance but she said he made his choice and Dylan moving out came too late. So, if it was too late was Electra still giving that ultimatum if it’s too late and she’s not going to get back with him. It’s none of her business who lives in his guest house. But I digress. So, Will caved to the ultimatum and then Electra’s like, “Oh, it’s too late.” He made it happen in the same day.
You know, they said when she got her first paycheck, she got it. Boom. She’s gone. And Will was clueless because Electra was going on about him choosing Dylan and not meeting her. And of course, Electra’s talking about the letter. But Will’s in the dark because he never saw the letter, and he kept asking Electra to just explain what she’s talking about. But instead of communicating what happened, you know, we get this writing where she’s throwing a tantrum about it being too painful.
Bold and the Beautiful: Will Walks Out
That’s when Will just walked out frustrated. Because Electra wasn’t just talking to him and she was in a full-blown tear stain meltdown. And even though Carter Walton (Lawrence Saint-Victor) warned Daphne, “Don’t get involved.” After overhearing that, of course, she told Electra, “There’s something you need to know that’s going to change everything.”
So, Daphne obviously told Electra the truth. Because she went to confront Ivy, that’s gonna continue at the final episodes of this week. So after RJ and Ivy said all those nasty things about Will and Dylan, the explosive truth that Ivy is the nasty one is coming out and Electra demands to know where’s her letter and she and Will are both going to flip out and confront Ivy by the end of this week. That’s explosive.
Will Steffy Fire Ivy on Bold?
And from there, I suspect that Ridge and Steffy are going to make a decision to fire somebody. Neither Ridge nor Steffy want personal drama at Forrester. And Ivy stealing Electra’s letter is technically theft. I’m sure it’s against company policy. And they’re going to see Ivy’s a liar who intentionally caused major problems at work, riling things up between staff members.
So, I think that’s definitely a firing offense. And I suspect Steffy will fire Ivy because she never wanted her there anyway. And heck, Electra may even tell Steffy and Ridge she thinks Ivy needs fired, even if it cost Electra her job because it would mess up the jewelry line. Ashleigh Brewer may not be coming back after her maternity leave, you know, if indeed Ivy is fired and ostracized because it is the proper thing to do. But that all will facilitate her exit because I think at this point she’s probably had her baby and just hasn’t said anything because of the storyline.
What About RJ?
As for RJ that’s another issue. He bought what Ivy was selling hook, line and sinker and RJ was wrong to sling accusations at Will and trying to get him and Dylan fired. I don’t think Ridge would fire Golden Boy RJ. Brooke certainly wouldn’t let him. But RJ might get a sternly worded warning that he needs to stop the antics. Stop trash-talking. Will stop slamming him because of who his dad is. Learn to work peacefully or else. Honestly, RJ is an aggressively annoying nepo baby at this point. Ridge already had some words for RJ and told him to leave the personal drama at the door. And Ridge hasn’t even heard yet that Carter broke up a physical fight between RJ and Will, which is not okay.
So, after everything goes down and Ivy’s exposed, I think Ridge may basically threaten RJ, give him a very stern warning and tell him this stops now or you’re going to go to Forrester International to work with Thomas Forrester (Matthew Atkinson). I don’t think Ridge is going to put up with RJ throwing tantrums. I mean, Ridge has given his other son Thomas tough love in the past when he let personal stuff interfere with work.
Bold and the Beautiful: The Truth Comes Out
So, I don’t think that Ridge will handle it any differently with RJ, no matter what Brooke says. So, Ridge might actually write RJ a pretty harsh reality check, something that he needs to hear. Something like, “Just because your last name is Forrester and this is Forrester Creations, that doesn’t mean you get to run around bullying people, insulting them, talking nasty, starting physical fights, and demanding that his Daddy Ridge fire people that RJ doesn’t like.” That won’t fly. That is like top tier nepo baby activity. And RJ is just very unlikable right now.
Of course, another problem for him is that I’m sure Electra and Will are going to reunite when they find out that Ivy architected their breakup. And RJ might have a fit about that because he may be in denial that Ivy is the villain here, not Will and not Dylan. Because the truth bomb is kind of going to make RJ look like a big old idiot.
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Westerns have been a big part of American cinema for about as long as cinema’s been a thing. Even before sound movies were a thing, you had something like The Great Train Robbery (1903), which is neat to watch and consider how many people who might’ve seen it, upon release, would’ve been able to personally remember actual Wild West times (that film was set in the 1870s… so it’s a bit like a 2026 release taking place in 1996 or something). And beyond America, the Western genre has been popular, because you only need to look at The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and all the spaghetti Westerns to realize as much. That doesn’t make Tombstone a spaghetti Western, but its director, George P. Cosmatos, was born in Italy to Greek parents, so…
No, that’s still a stretch. But Cosmatos did make one of the best Westerns of the second half of the 20th century when he directed Tombstone, which has really endured a great deal, well into the 21st century now. And there is something to be said about the Western genre being appealing outside the U.S., even if America is where the vast majority of Westerns take place, not to mention plenty of American actors having become associated with the genre. A bunch of them show up in Tombstone, with the cast being one reason why it’s still such a classic, but it’s also the way it’s written, the events it dramatizes, and the genuinely cinematic way it’s all put together… all these things help it feel nowhere near as old as you might expect a 33-year-old Western to feel.
What Is ‘Tombstone’ About?
While Tombstone is not a remake, the events of the film might feel familiar to you if you’ve seen a fair few classic Westerns before. It takes place in the titular town of Tombstone, and a good chunk of the runtime is dedicated to the lead-up to the gunfight at the O.K. Corral, which had been previously dramatized in films like My Darling Clementine (1946) and, not so surprisingly, Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957). Tombstone goes a little further, too, exploring the aftermath of the gunfight, particularly the way it led to a cycle of revenge.
Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer) is also a prominent character throughout Tombstone, with Kilmer arguably giving the most memorable performance of anyone who’s ever played that real-life figure.
Much of it’s about Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) and his family, which makes sense, given Earp’s status as a well-known reputation for the sorts of things he did as a lawman before retiring. He is technically retired at the start of Tombstone, but events transpire to pull him back in, which is a little Unforgiven-esque (but in a good way… it’s good to be reminiscent of Unforgiven). Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer) is also a prominent character throughout Tombstone, with Kilmer arguably giving the most memorable performance of anyone who’s ever played that real-life figure. Speaking of great actors giving memorable performances…
The Impressive Cast of ‘Tombstone’
The ensemble cast assembled for Tombstone is stacked, to the point where even the narrator of the film is a big name: Robert Mitchum. He’s not even seen on screen, but his voice is there, so that’s cool. There is, as already mentioned, Russell and Kilmer in the lead roles, plus… well, it feels lazy to just rattle off all the names here, but it really is the quickest way to establish what an all-star cast this is. So, you’ve got Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, Michael Biehn, Charlton Heston, Stephen Lang, Thomas Haden Church, and Michael Rooker.
Oh, and some actors who became more well-known post-Tombstone, with just small roles here that are more noticeable now that the actors are a little more recognizable, like Billy Bob Thornton, Billy Zane, and Terry O’Quinn. There’s a big cast here, so that’s not even everyone. The only other observation that can be made is that there are three actors here who have appeared in more than three James Cameron movies: Bill Paxton (admittedly, often in supporting/minor roles), Michael Biehn (The Terminator, Aliens, and The Abyss), and Stephen Lang (the three Avatar movies so far). Oh, and Billy Zane was memorably evil in Titanic. As to what James Cameron specifically thinks about Tombstone, it can’t be said for sure, but you’d have to guess he digs it at least a little, right?
Why ‘Tombstone’ Endures After More Than 30 Years
Tombstone is not an outright comedy by any means, nor an action movie in the traditional sense, but part of what makes it great is the fact that it’s quite funny at times, or at least some of the dialogue is, and then when it does want to deliver action, it’s all punchy and satisfying. Cosmatos did seem most at home in the action genre, so that makes sense, since he also directed Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985). Oh, and that one had a screenplay that was co-written by James Cameron, so there’s another Cameron connection. Anyway, Tombstone has particularly good shootouts and showdowns, even if it’s also concerned with doing a little more than just offering action.
There’s a sense of making the Old West feel epic here, and though the characters are made likely broader/simpler than they were in real life, it works with the style of the film and the sense of bombast. It’s one way to depict a Western setting, making it feel kind of mythological, which a lot of Westerns do, in all honesty, and that’s okay. There are other ways that Tombstone aims to reflect reality, with an attention to detail regarding certain historical things that can definitely be admired. It’s largely just entertaining, though, at the end of the day. That feels like the main thing, with lots of individual qualities that can all be admired, you know, individually, but then they also all coalesce to make something big, beefy, and wholly satisfying, as far as Westerns go.
Tombstone
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December 25, 1993
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130 minutes
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George P. Cosmatos
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Kevin Jarre
There have been some amazing horror shows to grace our television screens over the past decade. Whether you were covering your eyes during The Haunting of Hill House or were on the edge of your seat for Squid Game, there are many excellent shows in the horror genre to choose from. But there might be one more underrated horror thriller series from Paramount+ that you’ll need to add to your watchlist if you feel like getting scared out of your wits.
What Is the Horror Series ‘Yellowjackets’ About?
Yellowjackets originally aired on Showtime, starting in 2021. Even though the series has an incredible cast and has garnered some buzz, it definitely hasn’t gotten all of the love it deserves. Three seasons have already been released (after a switch to Paramount+ in 2025), and a fourth and final one is on the way, which means now is the perfect time to tune into the first 29 episodes. Yellowjackets follows two separate timelines. The first takes place in 1996, when a plane carrying a team of teenage soccer players crashes in the wilderness. The second follows the same characters 25 years later, which gives you hints as to which members of the team actually survived.
As each episode unfolds, we learn more about the wildly horrific things the girls experienced as they learn to do whatever it takes to make it to another day in a brutal and unforgiving environment. And then we see how that trauma is still manifesting in their behaviors now that they’re well into adulthood. Yellowjackets isn’t a straightforward look at an unspeakable event and its fallout — instead, it’s a terrifying examination of the horrors of adolescence (specifcally female friendships), as well as complex relationships and trauma bonds. Oh, and then there’s also deliciously gruesome acts of cannibalism, desperate violence, and creepy supernatural vibes that bring this series to another level.
‘Yellowjackets’ Is a Horror Series That Keeps You Guessing
Yellowjackets is a compelling show to watch because there is danger lurking around every corner. The time these characters spend in the wilderness is filled with perils, whether it’s finding enough to eat or making sure you’re not ostracized from the group. But the dangers don’t stop for these characters once they make it back to civilization. The adult survivors are faced with just as many threats to their safety (even if it’s coming from some mystical force that still haunts them). The switching back and forth between timelines creates a tension and increasingly fraught suspense that will have your blood pressure rising with each episode.
Yellowjackets is also a stand-out horror series because of its cinematography, which never fails to assault your senses and leave you stunned. The production design and look of the show ensures that the wilderness and its elements act as another character. Although it’s important to note that the series is very gory, and should be avoided by anyone who gets queasy easily, the haunting narratives are still incredibly gripping to watch for anyone brave enough to tune in.
‘Yellowjackets’ Features a 10/10 Cast
The series would be a must-watch just because of its wildly entertaining storytelling and twists and turns that you won’t see coming. However, Yellowjackets also becomes bingeworthy because it features such a talented cast. Melanie Lynskey, Tawny Cypress, and Ella Purnell all master their gritty and slyly humorous performances, but the show also boasts a fabulous array of famous 1990s actors who are certainly welcome back on our screens. Christina Ricci, Juliette Lewis, Lauren Ambrose, and Hilary Swank all effortlessly remind us why they became stars in the first place. It’s not just the big-name stars who steal scenes, though. Several of the actors portraying the teenagers are extraordinary, especially Jasmin Savoy Brown, Liv Hewson, Sophie Nélisse, Sophie Thatcher, and Samantha Hanratty.
Yellowjackets has earned 10 Emmy nominations, including ones for Lynskey and Ricci, but the horror show still hasn’t received all the acclaim it deserves. The way it answers questions in so many mysteries, allowing each season to unfold in an intricate and fascinating way, is a tribute to its talented writers and actors. Although it’s a bummer that Season 4 will end the show’s journey, there’s no doubt that it will wrap up in a brilliant and twisted way. No release date has been given yet for new episodes (which added actress June Squibb to the cast), but that just means you have plenty of time to dive into this dark and terrifying world.
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2021 – 2026-00-00
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Showtime, Paramount+ with Showtime
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Ashley Lyle, Bart Nickerson, Jonathan Lisco
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Benjamin Semanoff, Daisy von Scherler Mayer, Deepa Mehta, Eduardo Sánchez, Jeffrey W. Byrd, Liz Garbus, Scott Winant, Eva Sørhaug, Jamie Travis
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Liz Phang, Sarah L. Thompson, Ameni Rozsa
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These Lego sets recreate iconic movie moments from “Jaws”, “Star Wars”, “The Lord of the Rings”, “Harry Potter”, and more
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Ice Spice and Cleotrapa are both being pulled into conversations after a viral McDonald’s altercation in Hollywood started making waves online. Now, attention quickly shifted when Cleotrapa weighed in on the situation. You already know, her commentary has fans connecting it back to their complicated history.
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Cleotrapa Reacts To Ice Spice McDonald’s Incident
In reactions shared to X, Cleotrapa addressed commenters after responding to Ice Spice’s McDonald’s altercation. She seemingly made it clear she would’ve stepped in differently if she was present when a woman named Vayah physically assaulted Ice at a McDonald’s in Los Angeles. Furthermore, she didn’t directly place blame on Ice Spice. But, her posts sparked even more conversation as she vented about the situation online.
Cleotrapa added that “it’s just that simple,” while also referencing past friendship tension and saying things like “ain’t she say she got real friends and I was the fake one?” She continued airing her thoughts in a series of messages, joking about the situation and questioning why people were upset. After an X user wrote, “Cleotrapa would’ve tore the spot with her. See!!!!! Be nice to ur friends.” Cleo responded with, “LMFAOOOO HELLLLO.” That added fuel to the ongoing discussion given her previous fallout with Ice Spice following allegations during the “Y2K” tour in 2024.
Fans Debate Cleotrapa Speaking On The Situation
Folks wasted no time running to The Shade Room’s Instagram comment section, and opinions were definitely split. Some questioned whether Cleotrapa should even be speaking on the situation at all. Meanwhile, others said it’s okay to stay out of it and simply wish everyone well.
One Instagram user @hiimrozzy wrote, “Normalize when yk u wasn’t a bad friend to ppl still wishing them the best & simply just moving on“
This Instagram user @transvilla420 said, “So she basically wants her old BODYGUARD job back 🥊😊”
And, Instagram user @aprnbeauty joked “Come to find out everybody ate“
Meanwhile, Instagram user @shanticeee__ added, “I JUST KNOW Cleo was tickled 🤭🤣🤣”
While Instagram user @picturemerolling24 claimed, “Doesn’t matter ice spice was ready and squared up 😂😂😂😂😂”
Then, Instagram user @liv.yourz said, “No way ima be speaking on somebody im not friends wit anymore. Why so pressed?“
What Happened With Ice Spice At McDonald’s?
Ice Spice is at the center of online chatter after a trip to a Hollywood McDonald’s reportedly turned into a heated exchange between her and a fan named Vayah. Now, new details are emerging about what allegedly went down and led up to the physical altercation that has everyone talking.
As previously reported, Vayah approached Ice Spice while she was sitting inside the restaurant with a friend. The conversation quickly escalated after a back-and-forth exchange. Vayah later claimed in an interview that she initially went over to compliment the rapper, but said things shifted after Ice allegedly responded in a rude manner. She also claimed that during the incident, items were knocked over and damaged as the confrontation continued both inside and outside the restaurant. Following the incident, Ice Spice’s legal representative confirmed the matter has been reported to the Los Angeles Police Department. And, authorities are expected to review the situation as it continues to develop.
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Adult Swim is responsible for some of the boldest, most unusual animated programming of all-time, as the programming block on Cartoon Network has been catering to its niche fanbase ever since Space Ghost Coast to Coast became a cult hit in the ‘90s. Although there have been plenty of hilarious shows that speak to just how singular Adult Swim’s output is, the only recent series to break into mainstream popular culture was Rick & Morty, which attracted a passionate following based on its science fiction themes, unique characters, and rich universe. Rick & Morty may have eventually begun to decline in quality as controversies mounted against it, but Smiling Friends was a throwback to the classic days of Adult Swim, as it developed a cutting-edge way of blending together different media. Now that the series is officially wrapped, it’s the perfect, quick binge-watch for anyone who has yet to catch up.
Created by Zach Hadel and Michael Cusack, who also voiced the show’s main characters, Smiling Friends is about a group of unusual, colorful creatures that work at a non-profit charitable organization that is designed to help bring happiness to people who are struggling. Hadel voices the pink, optimistic protagonist Pim, the tall and red office manager Alan, and the villainous Mr. Frog; Cusack voices the large yellow creature Charlie and the group’s tiny green assistant Glep. While Pim and Charlie are at the center of the adventures, they receive their missions from the Smiling Friends owner, Mr. Boss (Marc M.), an unusual human who plays a more significant role in later seasons. As is the case with most Adult Swim shows, the plot in Smiling Friends isn’t all that important. It’s a series that is impossible to predict and will seemingly do anything in order to be as funny as possible.
‘Smiling Friends’ Is Bizarre, Surreal, and Completely Unique
The rules of how the Smiling Friends universe works aren’t completely clear, as there are elements that resemble a somewhat familiar version of society (albeit one that has colorful and strange creatures populating it), but it occasionally launches into science fiction territory. However, Smiling Friends succeeds at being a workplace comedy because Pim and Charlie are assigned a new client at the beginning of each episode, who they are asked to “make smile.” Although the means that are required to provoke happiness within these strange clients vary drastically, and can often get far more complicated than they initially realize, Smiling Friends does capture what it’s like to be both best friends and co-workers with someone. Although everything within the Smiling Friends universe is completely absurd, Pim and Charlie have a job that has a real benefit to society; the irony is that their bored indifference about their line of work is similar to that of anyone working a menial office job.
It’s thanks to the 11-minute running times of each episode that Smiling Friends creates self-contained adventures each week, with overarching storylines involving some characters only occasionally having significance. A recurring criticism of long-running animated shows is that the status quo never changes, but Smiling Friends satirizes that in a very surreal way. There are shocking revelations about Mr. Boss’ past, Alan’s unusual private life, and the bizarre adventures of the Smiling Friends clients that end each episode on a strange joke. Hadel and Cusack have also shown inventiveness in incorporating 3-D animation, stop-motion, and live-action elements into the series that only further complicate its grasp on reality. The humor is itself impossible to predict; while there are instances in which the broad and goofy adventures of the characters are borderline slapstick, the show will occasionally include violent, sexual, and existentialist humor that is clearly intended for an older audience.
‘Smiling Friends’ Went Out on a High Note
There are animated shows like The Simpsons and Family Guy that have run on for so long that there are now more bad seasons than good ones, so Hadel and Cusack made a strategic decision in choosing to end Smiling Friends after its third season, even though it had initially been renewed for two more installments. Despite the show beginning to find its groove and connecting with a broader audience on HBO Max, where it has performed better than nearly any other animated show, it wouldn’t do anyone any good if Hadel and Cusack had continued to work on a series that they were no longer passionate about. The intricacy within each episode, which includes tons of subtle gags, is something that required them to pour a significant amount of effort into, and Smiling Friends wouldn’t feel the same if later seasons didn’t show the same level of commitment.
It wouldn’t befit the tone of Smiling Friends to end on a sour note, and the final two episodes of the show are some of its best. “Friend-Bot (Version 12589218731809213528796879521)” made a fairly compelling case about the dangers and restrictions of using AI, and “Charlie’s Uncle Dies and Doesn’t Come Back” offered a surprising twist on the formula when Charlie is taught to be more confident after receiving some advice from a client. Given that Hadel and Cusack have a strong partnership with Adult Swim, it doesn’t seem impossible that they would return to the Smiling Friends universe if they had a good enough idea to justify its resurgence. However, it is exciting to see a show that is committed to producing the highest quality product, as the three seasons that exist of Smiling Friends are close to perfection.
“The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” is currently in the middle of filming its highly-anticipated seventh season and the intense drama is already starting, according to recent reports.
Per an insider close to the show, a recent explosive fight between besties Mary Cosby and Angie Katsanevas went so far that the two may never be friends again.
Source Says Fight Between ‘RHOSLC’ Stars Mary Cosby And Angie Katsanevas Is ‘Too Ugly To Come Back From’
In an exclusive with Reality Blurb, an inside source close to Bravo’s “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” revealed that Mary Cosby and Angie Katsanevas recently got into a blowout fight while filming season seven.
Per the source, the fight between them initially stemmed from an argument between Katsanevas and Bronwyn Newport, in which Katsanevas “tried to pull [Mary] into something that had absolutely nothing to do with her.”
Cosby reportedly didn’t take kindly to being put in the middle, and “looked Angie dead in the eyes and said, ‘Keep my name out of your mouth, worry about your own friends and your own family.’”
That’s when things took a turn for the worse, as Katsanevas said something “shocking” to Cosby about her family “in front of everyone” that “you won’t believe.” Katsanevas was also said to have been “throwing things” during the altercation.
“This is not a disagreement. That is not even a fight. That is a deeply dark place that one hopes Angie gets some help for, because no one who is okay inside does something like that. Mary deserved none of that,” the source said. “It’s also too ugly to come back from.”
Rumors About The ‘RHOSLC’ Stars’ Falling Out Picked Up Steam When They Recently Unfollowed Each Other On Instagram
On Thursday, April 16, fans went into a panic when they noticed that Cosby and Katsanevas unfollowed each other on the social media platform.
As a result, speculation and theories began running rampant, but things appeared to calm down when they followed each other again a few hours later.
However, the insider told Reality Blurb that the re-following was merely to keep the peace, and not because the two have made up. They likely “wanted to quiet things down for the sake of the show,” the source said.
“Maybe she will forgive her, but I don’t know how they really move forward from this. I don’t know how anyone would move forward from this,” the source added.
Cosby And Katsanevas Are One Of ‘RHOSLC’s’ Strongest Friendships
Long-time viewers know that Cosby does not warm up to new people (or anyone, for that matter), which is why it took fans by surprise to see her bond with Katsanevas in season 5.
The two formed a seriously tight friendship, which is highlighted by Cosby opening up to Katsanevas about her late son’s struggle with drug addiction in a tear-filled scene.
Since that time, despite a few minor disagreements, the two have been practically inseparable, both on and off the show.
The ‘RHOSLC’ Cast Previously Supported Mary Cosby At Her Son’s Funeral
Per Us Weekly, on March 9, during an episode of “Radio Andy Live,” Bravo boss Andy Cohen revealed that Lisa Barlow, Meredith Marks, Heather Gay, Whitney Rose, Bronwyn Newport, Katsanevas, and Britani Bateman were all present at Robert Cosby Jr.’s funeral on March 7.
Members from the “RHOSLC” production team were also said to be in attendance, but Cohen did not share whether the funeral was covered for the upcoming seventh season of the show, which recently resumed filming.
‘RHOSLC’ Resumed Production One Week After Robert Cosby Jr.’s Fatal Overdose
According to The Hollywood Reporter, on March 4, it was confirmed that production for season 7 of “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” had resumed, one week after Robert Jr. was found dead of an apparent drug overdose.
Cosby didn’t immediately return to filming with the rest of the cast, instead she joined a week later. Bravo previously said it was following her lead regarding when she is ready to return.
The sixth season of the show previously wrapped up in early February with the conclusion of the three-part reunion. “RHOSLC” generally films throughout the spring and summer and typically airs during the fall season in September or October.
The ongoing drama between Alix Earle and Alex Cooper was rooted in an “ego-driven” conflict that ultimately led to their very public feud, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.
“It was not one isolated incident that led to the feud. There were multiple occasions where Alex made Alix feel uncomfortable,” the insider explains. “Alix felt ‘mean girl energy’ from [Alex] especially after they did the podcast together and didn’t think Alex had her best interests at heart.”
The “Hot Mess With Alix Earle” podcast officially joined Cooper’s Unwell Network in September 2023, but their distribution partnership ended abruptly in February 2025 when Earle stopped making new episodes. Theories have swirled for the past year over what led up to Earle leaving Cooper’s Unwell Network and putting podcasting on the back burner.
“Alex began treating the relationship as if she ‘owned’ Alix, despite the fact that Alix had built a massive platform and success on her own,” the source continues. “There were a lot of ego-driven issues. Alex didn’t want Alix landing bigger deals than her and if she did, she wanted to cash in on it. Everything was expected to revolve around Alex.”
Alix Earle has broken her silence surrounding the ongoing drama with fellow podcaster Alex Cooper. “This week has been, like, eh,” Earle, 24, said in a video shared via TikTok on Friday, February 28, going on to cite her recent illness as one of the reasons that she opted against joining boyfriend Braxton Berrios on […]
Tensions reportedly reached a boiling point when Cooper allegedly tried to interfere in Earle’s attempts to make deals outside the podcast.
“Alix’s dad had to intervene to help her make better business deals,” the insider reveals to Us. “Leaving Unwell and stopping her podcast was the best thing Alix could have done for her career. She’s in a much better place now, happier and feeling a sense of freedom.”
Alex Cooper; Alix Earle Getty Images (2); Matthew Stockman; Frazer Harrison
The latest round of drama kicked off over the past week when Earle shared shady posts about Cooper, including one that referred to her former boss as the “grim reaper.” Cooper responded with a TikTok video on Monday, April 13, where she encouraged Earle to directly address the beef.
“Just say what you gotta say about me. There’s no NDA, and no one is stopping you. Stop hiding behind other people and just say it yourself. What’s the beef?” she asked. “I’m really tired of waking up and seeing you using this fake drama to distract from other s*** going online for you. Not interested. I know what happened and so do you. So talk. Unless the fake narrative that you’re creating happens to be way more interesting than the truth. I have nothing to hide when it comes to you and me.”
Cooper tried to draw a line under the drama, saying, “Unless you actually have something to say, I’m out. This is over.”
Earle responded directly to Cooper’s challenge, writing in the TikTok video’s comments section, “OK on it!!”
The former “Hot Mess” host later shared a clip of her first reaction to Cooper’s video while attending Coachella last weekend. While she’s yet to explain what allegedly went down between her and Cooper, a separate source tells Us, “There were a series of things where Earle felt like she had been taken advantage of by Alex and that Alex was leveraging her for other talent.”
Us Weekly has reached out to reps for Cooper and Earle for comment.
Entertainment
Netflix’s 7-Part Remake of a Classic Denzel Washington Thriller Officially Arrives in 2 Weeks
Every streamer wants its own version of Reacher. But do you know what’s better than having an equally successful replacement of your own? Having two successful Reacher replacements. Prime Video has a head start, having cornered the market with titles such as Bosch, The Terminal List, and Jack Ryan. Netflix is playing catch-up. But Netflix, the world’s biggest streaming platform, is getting there with hit alternatives such as The Lincoln Lawyer, The Night Agent, and an upcoming title that could prove to be the biggest of the bunch. Like Reacher, the upcoming series is based on a novel that has been adapted for the big screen previously.
Before Alan Ritchson made the role his own, the hulking Jack Reacher was played, quite controversially, by Tom Cruise in two theatrical movies. While the first Jack Reacher film has its fans and was reasonably successful at the box office, the second was running on fumes. By the time Prime Video premiered the Reacher series in 2022, fans of Lee Child‘s source novels were ready to forget that the Cruise movies ever happened. However, the upcoming Netflix replacement has big shoes to fill. It’s based on a 1980 book by A.J. Quinnell, which was previously adapted into a fan-favorite movie starring Denzel Washington and directed by the late Tony Scott.
Here’s What You Can Expect from Netflix’s ‘Reacher’ Replacement
We’re talking, of course, about Man on Fire. Washington’s movie was released in 2004 to mixed reviews but solid box-office results. It grossed $130 million worldwide against a reported budget of $70 million, and did exceedingly well on home video. This wasn’t the first time that the novel had been adapted into a film; in 1987, Scott Glenn starred as the titular character in a largely forgotten European production. The new version is a Netflix series created by Kyle Killen and headlined by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II alongside Alice Braga, Scoot McNairy, Bobby Cannavale, and Billie Boullet. The seven-episode series will premiere on April 30 on Netflix; the show’s first two episodes have been directed by Steven Caple Jr., who broke out with Creed II and then directed Transformers: Rise of the Beasts.
Netflix’s Man on Fire officially debuts on April 30. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
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April 30, 2026
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Netflix
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Kyle Killen
Fans are flooding the internet with questions after video footage shows a young woman attacking Ice Spice while she was eating at a McDonald’s in Los Angeles. TMZ dropped the clip, which sees the woman and Ice getting into a heated exchange before things turned physical.
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Video Shows Ice Spice In Heated Altercation At McDonald’s
According to TMZ, a woman named Vayah jogged up to Ice Spice while she was eating with a friend at a Hollywood McDonald’s on Wednesday, April 15. Once Vayah reaches Ice’s booth, she asks her, “Is she ready to shake a**?” Ice then responds, “So go shake a**.” Vayah then asks if Ice is from California, and the two keep going back and forth as Vayah steps closer and gets into Ice’s face. That’s when things escalate! Vayah starts swinging and even appears to slap Ice in the face at one point.
Fans Flood The TL Following Ice Spice’s Incident
Once The Shade Room reshared the footage of Ice Spice’s McDonald’s altercation, the comment section was filled with reactions. Some folks said Ice’s friend didn’t hold her down, while others said she should’ve definitely had security on deck.
Instagram user @itsimanisymone wrote, “The friend ain’t do enough for me.”
Instagram user @landonxfrost wrote, “She didn’t hear the saxophones ringing?”
While Instagram user @javier_debarge wrote, “Spice you should’ve been stood up.”
Then, Instagram user @fuel4thebody wrote, “Pay attention to how your ‘friends’ & ‘family’ behave when someone attacks you. Some people close to you are jealously waiting on your down fall, which won’t happen, because 🫵🏾 you are divinely protected & favored.”
Another Instagram user, @kitti3softpaws, wrote, “I will never understand sitting down while someone is talking aggressively while standing over you.”
Instagram user @mrjerometrammel wrote, “People get too comfortable physically attacking celebrities for clout and thrills.. Always protest yourself.. mace or a taser would’ve done her some good..”
Then another Instagram user @kelittles wrote, “They both played cause don’t even stand over me or my friend!!! EVA!”
While another Instagram user @chefredpotatoes wrote, “All friends are NOT Dess Dior 🧐 I’ll tell you that much.”
Finally, Instagram user @djmatik wrote, “Why is she even there and with no security.”
Ice Spice’s Lawyer Speaks Out, While Vayah Explains What Allegedly Went Down
TMZ spoke exclusively with Vayah, the young woman who physically assaulted Ice Spice. She says she and her friends saw Ice eating inside the McDonald’s, so she decided to walk up to her and compliment her and her friend. Vayah claims Ice was allegedly very rude and mean during the interaction. She said she believes Ice could’ve simply asked her to leave if she didn’t want to be bothered.
She also claimed Ice called her a “b***h” during the exchange. From there, Vayah said staff escorted her out of the McDonald’s, but she was still able to hear Ice talking about her.
While she stood outside, she said she saw Ice grab her friend’s phone off the floor and throw it, cracking the screen. Additionally, Vayah said the incident made her no longer want to support Ice Spice and has changed the way she sees her.
After the scuffle, Ice’s lawyer spoke on the situation. He says the altercation has been reported to the Los Angeles Police Department, and police will hold perpetrators accountable for their actions.
“The unprovoked attack on my client has been reported to the LAPD, and we will be pursuing any and all avenues to hold the perpetrators responsible for their actions, including criminally and civilly. We are also exploring holding the location responsible for their lack of appropriate security,” Bradford Cohen said in a statement.
Watch the full video on TMZ
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Ridley Scott is shaping up for a major year in 2026 as he makes his return to the sci-fi genre with The Dog Stars. The post-apocalyptic thriller features Jacob Elordi and Josh Brolin alongside Margaret Qualley, and after being pushed back from its original March release, it’s now positioned as one of the summer’s biggest blockbusters. The Dog Stars will mark Scott’s first venture into sci-fi in nearly a decade, following 2017’s Alien: Covenant. In the years since, Scott has largely turned his attention to historical epics, though the results haven’t always landed smoothly. Films like The Last Duel (led by Matt Damon) and Napoleon (starring Joaquin Phoenix) have ended up among the more divisive entries in his filmography.
Fans could spend years going back and forth deciding what deserves the title as Ridley Scott’s most famous movie, but one that would undoubtedly get a ton of votes is Gladiator. The 2000 historical epic is still viewed, even to this day, as one of the best and most influential movies of all time, and it was a success by every metric. It won several awards at the 2001 Oscars, grossed over $465 million at the box office against a $100 million budget, and earned scores of 80% from critics and 87% from audiences on the aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes. In America, Gladiator is streaming on Paramount+, where it’s been for years now, but the film is also available to watch for free on Pluto TV for now. However, in other countries around the world, Gladiator has become one of the most popular VOD hits on platforms such as Apple TV.
What Is ‘Gladiator’ About?
The official synopsis for Gladiator, starring Russell Crowe and directed by Ridley Scott, reads as follows:
“A former Roman General (Russell Crowe) sets out to exact vengeance against a corrupt emperor (Joaquin Phoenix) who murdered his family and sent him into slavery.”
Russell Crowe and Joaquin Phoenix famously got into heated arguments on the set of Gladiator, forcing Phoenix to walk off the set and threaten to quit the film. Ridley Scott talked him down off the metaphorical ledge, but Crowe still maintains that Phoenix’s behavior was unprofessional, leading to the two never working together again.
Check out Gladiator on Paramount+ or Pluto TV and stay tuned to Collider for more streaming updates and coverage of Ridley Scott’s future projects.
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May 5, 2000
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155 minutes
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David Franzoni, John Logan, William Nicholson
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