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Brad Pitt’s Daughter Snubs Him From Emotional Speech
Brad Pitt‘s daughter Zahara recently delivered an emotional speech celebrating her close bond with her mother, Angelina Jolie.
Speaking at Spelman College, the 21-year-old reflected on her upbringing, the actress’s influence, and growing up in the public eye.
However, Zahara made no mention of her father, Brad Pitt, further confirming reports of his strained ties with his kids amid his legal issues with Angelina Jolie.
Zahara Jolie Opens Up About Deep Bond With Angelina Jolie In Rare Speech
Zahara offered a rare glimpse into her bond with her mother, Angelina Jolie, during an emotional speech that notably left out any mention of her father, Pitt.
The actor has been estranged from all his now-adult kids, who have been primarily raised by Angelina and seem to be on her side amid their parents’ legal battle.
Zahara made this abundantly clear when she spoke at a mother-daughter brunch hosted by the Pearls of Purpose Foundation alongside the Nu Lambda Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority at Spelman College.
Addressing the audience, the 21-year-old admitted it was difficult to fully express the depth of her relationship with her mother, describing it as something uniquely profound and almost beyond words.
“When asked to speak with you all today on the value of mother-daughter relationships, it felt challenging to find the words,” she began, per the Daily Mail. “Not challenging because I don’t value it, but because my mom and I have a unique, almost kindred, relationship that can be hard to put into words.”
She reflected on her upbringing, sharing that although she was adopted as an infant, she grew up surrounded by love, strong values, and a close-knit family. Zahara credited her mother for instilling principles like compassion, kindness, and personal growth, values she believes are especially important in today’s world.
Zahara Jolie Praises Angelina Jolie As ‘Selfless’ Role Model In Emotional Tribute
In her speech, Zahara praised Angelina as the most selfless, loving, and understanding parent, someone she continues to admire and learn from.
She spoke about the challenges of growing up in the public eye, noting how difficult it can be to maintain private, meaningful moments under constant attention. Despite that, she said her mother has always stayed engaged and supportive in every aspect of her life, from academics to personal growth.
Now a senior studying psychology with a minor in educational studies, Zahara also highlighted how her mother’s humanitarian work influenced her own outlook.
She shared that she often stepped into the role of a “second mother” among her siblings, inspired by the example set at home.
Zahara, who dropped “Pitt” from her name in 2023, focused entirely on her relationship with her mother throughout the speech, offering heartfelt gratitude.
She ended with a simple but powerful message, thanking the “Maleficent” actress for shaping her into the person she is today.
Quoting a phrase that resonated with her, she concluded, “I am a strong woman because a strong woman raised me. Thank you, Mom.”
Brad Pitt’s Kids Distance Themselves From The Actor Post-Divorce As Several Drop Pitt’s surname
Zahara is one of six children shared by Angelina and Pitt. The former couple, who first connected while filming “Mr. & Mrs. Smith,” also have Maddox, Pax, Shiloh, and twins Knox and Vivienne.
After more than a decade together, Angelina and Pitt married in 2014 but separated just two years later, in 2016.
Angelina filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences, and later made allegations of abuse involving both herself and their children, which Pitt has consistently denied.
Their divorce proceedings stretched on for years before finally being settled in late 2024. In the time since, several of their children have distanced themselves publicly from their father, including by dropping his surname.
Shiloh, for instance, legally changed her name to Shiloh Nouvel Jolie after turning 18 in 2024. Maddox has also opted to go by “Jolie” professionally, appearing under that name in credits tied to film projects like “Couture” and “Maria.”
The actor’s youngest daughter, Vivienne, also once dropped Pitt from her name, opting to be credited as “Vivienne Jolie” in a project.
Brad Pitt Slams Trial Delay In $164M Château Miraval Dispute With Angelina Jolie As ‘Important Evidence’ Disappears
Meanwhile, the former couple remains locked in a separate legal battle over Château Miraval, their once jointly owned vineyard, in a dispute reportedly worth $164 million.
Angelina has requested that the trial be postponed by nine months, potentially pushing proceedings to late 2027.
Pitt’s legal team has pushed back, arguing that such a delay could weaken the case as “important evidence is disappearing” and witness testimony may no longer be available.
According to court filings, one significant witness, Angelina’s former business manager, Terry Bird, has passed away.
Another potential witness, her former transactional lawyer, Laurent Schummer, is reportedly too unwell to testify. Pitt’s team claims these developments “are yet another reason that a nine-month delay of the trial date would prejudice Plaintiffs.”
The Actor Claims The Legal Dispute With Angelina Jolie Has Affected His Life
They also argue that the prolonged dispute has deprived Pitt of the “quiet enjoyment of his home in France,” and has negatively impacted the winery’s operations.
The legal documents suggest that ongoing disagreements between stakeholders, along with involvement from the Stoli Group (which acquired Angelina’s stake), have created instability for them.
“This dispute should be resolved as soon as possible so that all parties—including Mr. Pitt—can move on with their lives,” the court doc concluded.
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If multi-season shows are too much of a commitment, miniseries — especially those on Prime Video — are a great alternative. They’re ideal for viewers with limited time or anyone who wants a complete story without keeping up with multiple seasons. With a tight run of three to eight episodes, these series are designed to deliver strong plots within an allotted timeframe.
Contrary to popular belief, that limitation doesn’t weaken the storytelling. If anything, it sharpens the focus, pushing showrunners to make every moment count and avoid filler. What viewers get are stories that are worth watching right from the beginning to the end. With that in mind, here are the Prime Video miniseries that are perfect from start to finish.
‘Dead Ringers’ (2023)
Inspired by David Cronenberg‘s 1988 movie of the same name, Dead Ringers follows twin gynecologists Beverly (Rachel Weisz) and Elliot Mantle (Weisz) in Manhattan, who literally share everything. Driven to open their own experimental birthing center, the two receive the financial backing of billionaire Rebecca Parker (Jennifer Ehle). However, their unethical fertility research goes into frenzy. It doesn’t help that the two sisters are just inches away from tearing each other apart due to the trauma from Beverly’s repeated miscarriages and Elliot’s sociopathic tendencies.
It’s always impressive when the same actress plays twins on screen. The point of Dead Ringers isn’t to determine which twin is “better,” but to explore why they behave the way they do — a nuance Weisz delivers through a detailed character study. It’s one thing to build chemistry with another actor, but it’s an entirely different challenge to do it with yourself. On a broader scale, the miniseries critiques the medical industry’s shortcomings, particularly the questionable ethics surrounding women’s reproductive health and infertility.
‘Swarm’ (2023)
Stan culture turns sinister in Swarm. Dre (Dominique Fishback) is a young woman who, just like any other person her age, is a huge fan of pop star Ni’Jah (Nirine S. Brown). However, her parasocial love for the Beyoncé-like figure goes sideways when she murders someone for insulting the singer. The series then follows Dre as her obsession literally takes her on a journey: from Ni’Jah’s house in Houston to Ni’Jah’s concert in Atlanta — not without a few devotion killings in between.
It’s one thing to be part of a fandom, but Swarm is more than just a simple story about an overzealous fan. Beneath Dre’s string of bloody murders is someone deeply hurt — someone who never learned a healthy way to cope with trauma. She may be difficult to root for, given her behavior. Swarm shows that sometimes, people are in the fandom not necessarily because of the pop star itself, but because it’s a form of escape.
‘I’m a Virgo’ (2023)
Coming-of-age becomes larger-than-life in I’m a Virgo. Cootie (Jharrel Jerome) isn’t just like any other 19-year-old. For one, there’s his height, which is a staggering 13 feet tall. Because of his physique, his aunt and uncle keep him hidden in Oakland, fearing that someone would exploit him. Having been sheltered for most of his life, Cootie finally breaks out of his comfort zone, learning to embrace a world that sees him differently.
In a way, I’m a Virgo is a surreal, superhero story. Although Cootie doesn’t fit the conventional hero mold, he embodies the spirit in his own way. Aware of the responsibility that comes with his immense size, he feels compelled to confront the injustices he sees around him. At the same time, his sheltered upbringing shapes him into a gentle giant — both curious about the world’s wonders and easily frightened by its smallest details.
‘The English’ (2022)
No woman is safe in the wild, wild West. The English follows Lady Cornelia Locke (Emily Blunt), an Englishwoman who arrives in the American West in 1890 seeking revenge on the man she blames for her son’s death. Along the way, she meets Eli Whipp (Chaske Spencer), a Pawnee ex-cavalry scout traveling to Nebraska to claim land promised for her military service. As they journey together, they discover a shared past that forces them to confront the brutal realities of the frontier.
The English stays true to Western storytelling by relying on showing rather than telling. It also examines how privilege loses its power in these lands. Money can only guarantee so much, and as a woman in a hypermasculine world, Cornelia’s wealth offers limited protection. At the same time, the series portrays Native characters like Whipp with a grounded, spiritual connection to the land, shaped by deep-rooted grievances over its dispossession.
‘A Very English Scandal’ (2018)
Based on John Preston‘s book, A Very English Scandal dramatizes the real-life Thorpe affair. At a time when homosexuality was illegal in Britain, Liberal MP Jeremy Thorpe (Hugh Grant) chose to pursue an illicit relationship with stable boy Norman Scott (Ben Whishaw). As Thorpe’s political ambitions grow, he tries to keep Scott under wraps, but secrecy isn’t enough. Scott must be silenced, which leads to a failed murder plot and a 1979 trial for conspiracy.
A Very English Scandal questions who the victim is in situations like this. In a perfect world, the two could have pursued their same-sex relationship openly without repercussions. However, because Thorpe is an upper-class public figure and a target of the ravenous English press, his romance ultimately means little. At the end of the day, the privileged tend to prioritize their image to protect their interests — and no matter how “real” the relationship was, Scott, as a working-class man, matters less to Thorpe.
‘Daisy Jones & The Six’ (2023)
A rock ‘n roll story of the ages, Daisy Jones & The Six is the television parallel of A Star is Born. Set in 1977, the miniseries follows a rock band from the pits of obscurity to the peaks of popularity. Much of their fame comes from the constantly feuding singers, Daisy Jones (Riley Keough) and Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin). The two might fight a lot, but it definitely drives the band’s record sales — that is, until the two call it quits at a sold-out show at Chicago’s Soldier Field. Decades later, the band reunites to recount what went wrong.
Fans of Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham, rejoice. With Fleetwood Mac‘s chemistry serving as the backbone of the original book behind the television miniseries, Daisy Jones & The Six is no less burning with passion (which Nicks herself has acknowledged). There’s a constant push-and-pull that drives the miniseries, made even more complicated as their hearts are tied to their shared artistry. There’s a difference between making music as bandmates and as lovers — and when the two collide, it affects not only those in the relationship but everyone around them as well.
‘The Underground Railroad’ (2021)
Set in the 1800s, The Underground Railroad follows Cora Randall (Thuso Mbedu), an enslaved woman on a Georgia plantation, who escapes with newcomer Caesar Garner (Aaron Pierre) using a literal underground train hidden beneath the South. With the help of conductors and secret tunnels, they travel through dangerous slave states toward the North and Canada, constantly hunted. Based on the real abolitionist network of safe houses and routes, The Underground Railroad is a historical truth swept in magic realism, bringing out the fragility of their promise of freedom.
Such is the nature of historical dramas, especially those about American slavery — there’s often a tendency to over-sensationalize trauma for shock value. However, The Underground Railroad feels no need to do that. Thanks to its miniseries format, it creates layered stories that touch on the complexity of the era. Even as the main characters are hunted, it never fully turns into a thriller. Much of the priority goes into unpacking their backgrounds, and helping audiences understand the people who lived through this period.
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Lisa Kudrow recalls 'brutal' behind-the-scenes treatment from 'mostly male' “Friends ”writing team
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Kudrow also claimed the writers would stay “up late discussing their sexual fantasies about Jennifer and Courteney.”
If you or your child is a Mets fan, please know that professionals are here to help as you attempt to navigate the team’s abysmal season.
“If your kid is learning what it is to be a Mets fan right now, they’re actually learning one of the most important [Dialectical Behavior Therapy] skills there is,” board certified DBT therapist Belinda Bellet explained in a video via Instagram on Friday, April 24.
The Mets snapped their brutal 12-game losing streak last Wednesday, April 22, but shortstop Francisco Lindor suffered an injury during the game. Bellet explained that it’s normal for fans to celebrate the long-awaited victory and simultaneously grieve the loss of a star player.
“In DBT, we call this the dialectic. Two opposite things can be true at the same time,” she continued. “You don’t have to pick one. Sit with your kid in both experiences. This is where grit is built.”
Bellet expanded in the caption, writing, “that’s what it feels like to love a team.”
“You can be relieved AND heartbroken. You can celebrate AND grieve,” she added. “You don’t have to pick one feeling and throw the other away. Don’t rush your kid out of the complicated feeling.”
What isn’t complicated is the Mets’ standing in the National League East. They enter Monday, April 27, at 9-19 overall, coming off a sweep at the hands of the also woeful Colorado Rockies.
Things have become so bad in Queens that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was even asked what he can do to improve the team’s fortunes. Mamdani, 34, was jokingly blamed for the team’s losing streak when their 12-game skid coincidentally began around the time he posed for photos with the team’s beloved mascots, Mr. and Mrs. Met.
“I’ll say there’s a lot of baseball left to be played and I am still keeping the faith, as I know that many Mets fans are across the city,” Mamdani told reporters during an April 12 press conference.
We’ve all been there — maybe not in front of thousands of fans at a Major League Baseball game, but we’ve all had that moment where our brain just… glitches. For Hamilton star Christopher Jackson, that moment came on national television. The Tony Award nominee took the mic before the New York Mets’ opening night […]
As for Bellet, she has also offered New Yorkers advice on how to talk to their kids about the New York Knicks. The NBA franchise is facing the Atlanta Hawks in a first-round playoff series and unexpectedly fell behind 2 games to 1 after Mikal Bridges missed what would have been a game-winning jumpshot in Game 3.
“If your kid is crying right now because Mikal Bridges missed that shot — don’t fix it. Don’t say ‘it’s just a game,’” she urged in another video posted Tuesday, April 21. “Their body is genuinely feeling it. The disappointment is real. The heartbreak is real. Validate it first.”
Bellet added that parents could then show their kids how, despite losing, the players walked off the court “with their head held high.”
“That is what resilience actually looks like,” she said.
By Robert Scucci
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Navigating the early stages of a potentially world-ending event is no easy feat, especially if you’re the characters living within the fiction that Leave the World Behind establishes. After all, when airplanes start falling from the sky and self-driving cars start piling up on the interstate, you may find yourself wondering how you’re going to be able to watch the series finale of Friends on streaming while society crumbles around you, which is something that needs to be addressed immediately.
Taking a local approach instead of a global one, Leave the World Behind offers a startling glimpse of how a family vacationing in a remote area copes with getting suddenly cut off from the rest of the outside world. They scramble to find resources to make sure they can survive whatever faceless horrors are coming their way.
We’ve Become Too Reliant On Technology
Leave the World Behind wastes no time establishing how critical technology is to the Sanford family’s sense of well-being, as Amanda (Julia Roberts) decides to go on a spontaneous weekend getaway with her husband, Clay (Ethan Hawke), and their two children, Rose (Farrah Mackenzie) and Archie (Charlie Evans). On the ride from New York City to the vacation rental, everyone is distracted and disconnected from each other because the only connections they care about are those accessed through the devices in their hands.
Settling in for the weekend, Amanda shows just how unlikeable she is when the owner of the house G.H. Scott (Mahershala Ali), and his daughter, Ruth (Myha’la), show up unexpectedly in the middle of the night, claiming that they’re seeking shelter due to a blackout. Though G.H. seems to have some inside knowledge about what’s happening back in the city, he doesn’t reveal any more information than he has to, so as not to cause any unnecessary panic.
Instead of trusting G.H. and Ruth and letting them be comfortable in their own home (something that Ruth makes clear several times), Amanda lets them stay the night after conversing with Clay, but only if they stay in the basement in-law apartment and leave after everybody gets a good night’s sleep.
Waking up the next day, Amanda sees a number of emergency alerts on her cell phone, but they quickly vanish before she can show anybody else.
A Vacation Gone Wrong
Having reason to believe that a global catastrophe is about to occur, both families begin to panic when they realize they have no way to communicate without their cell phones. Clay sets out to find locals who have more information than he does, while G.H. reveals to Amanda that the United States may be the victim of a massive cyberattack of unknown origin. Archie, your typical apathetic teenager, feels indifferent about the whole thing, while Rose takes note of the surrounding wildlife acting in increasingly strange ways, like a whole bunch of deer surrounding the vacation home that disappear as quickly as they make their presence known to her.
However, Rose’s primary concern is streaming Friends because she’s working through the series for the first time (poor girl), and it provides a great amount of comfort to her as the family dynamic begins to break down.
Preppers Be Preppin’
Thankfully, Amanda recalls encountering a doomsday prepper named Danny (Kevin Bacon) stocking up on supplies when she went into town for groceries, resulting in Clay and G.H. seeking him out for answers. With no access to radio, internet, or television, there’s no way for anybody to know how far-reaching the problems they’re facing are in Leave the World Behind, which demonstrates just how hopeless human beings are without being constantly dialed into their devices.
Stuck in the middle of nowhere, both families in Leave the World Behind have to use what limited resources they have to find answers, all while emergency sirens blare in the distance, which can only be heard when the entire sky isn’t shrieking at an unthinkable frequency that may be the result of the alleged cyber attack that they’re in no way prepared for.
Streaming Leave The World Behind On Netflix
While you may think that Leave the World Behind suffers from not showing how the rest of the world is coping with the blackouts, it’s quite effective in generating suspense because there’s no strength in numbers at the vacation house, and the entire situation could quickly devolve into an “every man for himself” scenario at the drop of a hat. Not fully understanding just how deep the alleged cyber attack goes, there’s no reasonable way for anybody to know how to find safety, or if everything will blow over and return back to normal.
However, Leave the World Behind gets in its own way on more than one occasion by trying to create conflict that doesn’t necessarily need to be there to move the story along. From the weird, semi-romantic encounters that Amanda has with G.H. when they bond over their distrust of humanity to Clay’s disproportionate amount of hopefulness and strange conversations with Ruth while they’re sitting poolside, hitting a vape pen, this movie felt bloated in a way that makes me wish a 90-minute cut existed instead of the 140-minute version we get on Netflix.
At the very least, Leave the World Behind is a solid watch on Netflix because it shows just how hopeless most of us would be if we couldn’t simply log onto social media to see what’s going on. Proving just how quickly the world can become such an incredibly small place if the technology we rely on for our day-to-day interactions disappears overnight, this film will most certainly make you consider hoarding water bottles and canned goods for your survival, and DVDs for your bunker so you don’t lose your mind while you wait for everything to blow over.
Ethan Plath’s grand gesture of surprising ex-girlfriend Teegan Nichols in Minnesota on Welcome to Plathville appears to be backfiring.
“I was just shocked seeing him. I don’t know. I think just too shocked to really feel anything else,” Teegan admits in Us Weekly’s exclusive clip from the Tuesday, April 28, episode showing their reunion after Ethan, 27, drove to Minnesota from Georgia. “You know, [it’s] nice seeing an old friend. I don’t know what to say. Yeah, just shocked.”
Teegan is visibly surprised that Ethan is in her hometown after they broke up ahead of filming season 8, which premiered in March.
“I mean, we aren’t dating. So he’s supposed to be down in Georgia, not here,” she tells the cameras as Ethan stands quietly next to her by a lake.
Ethan Plath. TLC
Teegan makes it clear that Ethan’s impromptu arrival in town hasn’t changed things for her romantically — at least not yet.
“I told him when we broke up that I would never date him again if he wasn’t living here or nearby. So that was and is a deal breaker for me,” she explains. “I also talked to him when we broke up and I reminded him last night that I don’t want to date him if he’s still married. And so those are just the two main, I guess, dealbreakers per se with him.”
Teegan then notes that “as far as I know,” Ethan is “still married” to Olivia Plath. (Us confirmed in April that Ethan and Olivia, 28, had finalized their divorce after announcing their split in October 2023.)
Welcome to Plathville stars Ethan and Olivia Plath have finalized their divorce nearly three years after calling it quits. According to documents obtained by Us Weekly and filed in Minnesota’s First District Court in February, Ethan, 27, and his ex-wife, Olivia, 27, both signed off on a financial agreement to dissolve their marriage. As part of […]
Ethan, for his part, isn’t giving up on his possible second chance with Teegan.
“Now that I’m here and I’ve told Teegan everything, she’s waiting to see me actually move here. Is that right or no?” he asks Teegan while staring at her awkwardly on the lakeshore.
Teegan is taken aback by the question, replying, “Yeah. I’ll believe it when I see it and that our current relationship isn’t going to change for the time being.”
She appears unimpressed by Ethan’s claims that he wants to live in Minnesota to be with her, telling the cameras, “If he moves here, he moves here. If he doesn’t, he doesn’t. Move here, move to Minnesota, stay down there, move to Africa. Like whatever you need to do.”
Teegan Nichols. Courtesy of Teegan Nichols/Instagram
“I am moving here,” Ethan declares, getting a big grin on his face.
Teegan, however, admits she’s still not sure about her future with Ethan even if he’s living close.
“I don’t think it’s a matter of believing or not. I don’t think you should distrust people. I think you should just trust people based on what they’ve shown you,” she explains. “I trust [him] already [and] how he is. So we’ll see if the patterns change.”
Welcome to Plathville’s Olivia Plath is spilling the tea about her estranged husband Ethan Plath’s love life, claiming he’s engaged amid their ongoing divorce. Olivia, 27, broke down her and Ethan’s split timeline via a TikTok video on Monday, April 28. She alleged that while fans saw Ethan sign divorce papers during an August 2024 […]
Ethan smiles, telling Teegan it’s “perfectly fair” for her to want to wait and see if his actions match his words.
“I think it’s just a personal choice I need to make,” Teegan confesses. “This all happened yesterday and so I sort of need some time.”
Ethan confirmed his relationship with Teegan in January 2025. He shared during the Welcome to Plathville season 8 premiere in March that they had parted ways.
Neither of them have revealed their current relationship status.
Welcome to Plathville airs on TLC Tuesdays at 10 p.m. ET.
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Star Trek’s Riker Called Out Starfleet Academy’s Biggest Problem, And The Media Tried To Hide His Comments
By Chris Snellgrove
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Since Starfleet Academy aired, I became increasingly aware of the full-throttle efforts among fans and even journalists to launder its reputation. Threads that criticized the show for bad writing and plotting were often disappeared from places like r/StarTrek, and many other Star Trek online spaces would block, ban, or otherwise censor anyone who said anything bad about the show. Eventually, the prevalent narrative became that SFA was the best thing since sliced bread and that anyone who didn’t like it was nothing more than a bigoted troll.
Starfleet Academy’s haters were arguably vindicated when the show was canceled because this was proof that not enough people were watching for Paramount to justify making more episodes. Still, the narrative continues that the only people who could dislike this Discovery spinoff are mindless haters. Recently, the best evidence of this came from an exclusive TrekMovie interview with Jonathan Frakes where they prompted him with a comment about online trolls. This led to an obligatory headline about Frakes calling out the trolls. However, the real headline should be his bombshell admission that SFA focused too much on spectacle and not enough on telling good stories.
Riker Vs. The Trolls
Jonathan Frakes’ primary purpose during the interview with TrekMovie was to promote the recent Trek Against Pancreatic Cancer event. Eventually, though, they began discussing the wider world of Star Trek. Frakes lamented the “unfortunate irony” that there are currently no new shows or movies in active production despite this being the 60th anniversary of the franchise. Eventually, they began discussing why people disliked Starfleet Academy, and the interviewer basically prompted him, claiming that the show’s biggest critics were people who hadn’t even watched it.
In response, Frakes said this was “unfortunate” and mentioned a conversation with Alex Kurtzman about the cancellation of Starfleet Academy. While the Star Trek actor and director didn’t give many details, he said that Kurtzman and SFA co-showrunner Noga Landau “couldn’t not mention as a factor, the trolls.” Based on his mild agreement with their extremely leading question, TrekMovie included in their headline how Frakes “Decries ‘Starfleet Academy’ ‘Trolls.’”
What They Don’t Want You To Know: Shoot To Thrill
What’s wrong with this headline, you ask? Earlier in that same interview, before he was prompted to talk about trolls, Frakes speculated about various reasons why “some people…either didn’t like or didn’t approve or didn’t support” Starfleet Academy. He noted that it could be because of “the changing of the guard at Paramount+ and CBS” before focusing on “the amount of money it costs.” He noted how “the level of the production has become this sort of ‘shoot to thrill’ cinematic phenomenon…when we did [Star Trek: The Next Generation] back in the ‘80s, we counted on storytelling and acting and the occasional camera move.”
He went on to say, “It’s a different beast now, and that beast is very expensive.” Now, Jonathan Frakes kept things light, but it really seems like he agrees with Starfleet Academy’s critics that the show is focusing more on expensive spectacle than on comparatively cheap “storytelling and acting.” Many in the fandom want a return to those halcyon days of episodic storytelling, and they’d gladly take a simpler, cheaper-looking show if it meant we could have shows that looked and felt like those in the Golden Age of Star Trek. Sadly, Alex Kurtzman focuses almost exclusively on expensive, cinematic effects, leaving the writing and characterizations to wither and rot.
How They Manufacture Consent
At any rate, this is a lesson in how fans and complicit media work together to manufacture consent. Previously, all critics of Starfleet Academy were dismissed as a minority of bigoted trolls who didn’t even watch the show. Now, the show is canceled because the “minority” was actually sharing a fairly mainstream opinion: the spinoff sucked because it was poorly made. As soon as Star Trek icon Jonathan Frakes brings up how SFA focused on spectacle rather than storytelling, an interviewer steers him to say something about trolls, all so they can run a headline about how he “decries trolls” rather than honestly criticizing a failed TV series.
Unfortunately, this mindset is how the modern Star Trek writers and producers have landed in their own no-win scenario. There’s too much pride (or, in NuTrek terms, “sheer f*cking hubris”) to admit that most traditional fans don’t like Starfleet Academy and most of NuTrek, so the creators blame their failures on trolls. But as Frakes has proven, the “trolls” are the mainstream audience, and they are leaving in droves because these new shoes are Star Trek in name only. At $10 million an episode, that’s a mistake producers literally cannot afford to keep making, and Trek’s temporary hiatus may become permanent unless we get what Frakes is calling for: genuine storytelling rather than empty effects.
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Young and the Restless 2-Week Spoilers Apr 27-May 8: Victor Issues Threats & Sally Gets Blindsided!
Young and the Restless 2-week spoilers for April 27 – May 8, 2026 reveal Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) threatening and Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) blindsided.
Young and the Restless Spoilers Monday, April 27th
On Monday, April 27th, Lily Winters (Christel Khalil) tells Devon Hamilton Winters (Bryton James) and Nate Hastings (Sean Dominic) that Cane Ashby (Billy Flynn) got tested to see if he could be a donor for Malcolm Winters (Shemar Moore). Turns out Nate and Devon also got tested, but neither of them were a match.
So, of course, they’re questioning Cane’s motives, but Lily doesn’t want to hear it. She pushes back on Devon and says, “Get your priorities straight.” He’s so angry with Mariah Copeland (Camryn Grimes) that he’s just being a storm cloud and Lily wants to focus on getting Malcolm back to healthy.
Devon’s even angrier when Abby Newman (Melissa Ordway) shows him a letter that says Devon’s appeal to Mariah’s plea deal was denied. And Abby says Devon is acting irrational and needs to get off this revenge kick because he is actually upsetting their son Dominic Winters (Ethan Ray Clark). Cane tells Holden Novak (Nathan Owens) they’re family now.
And then Cane tells him he got tested to see if he is a match for Malcolm. And Stephanie Simmons (Vivica A. Fox) tells Lily they will have Cane’s test results soon. Stephanie already has everything set up to do Malcolm’s transplant ASAP once they have a donor because he is running out of time fast and Cane finds out he is a match on Monday.
Y&R Spoilers: Matt Leaves Sharon & Noah for Dead
In Vegas, Matt Clark (Roger Howarth) taunts Noah Newman (Lucas Adams) and Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) who he’s cuffed to a pole in an abandoned garage. Matt says they’ll get to watch each other die because Noah decided to bang his wife. Matt leaves, but he has the garage rigged with cameras so he can watch what happens, which is hopefully them dying, right? But Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) is driving him and Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) out there.
However, Nick is showing withdrawal symptoms. He denies it, but Adam insists they swap spots and he lets him drive. They do. And he tells Nick, “Go ahead, take a hit so you’re not falling apart and we’ll deal with it once we’re done with Matt.” So, Nick takes some pills from one of his magic baggies.
Adam kicks the garage door in and a shocked Sharon and Noah tell them that Matt has gone. The bad guy, meanwhile, is watching a video feed of this from his car as he’s speeding away. Adam tries to free Sharon and Noah, but then he has to run help Nick, who collapses as he spirals into an overdose. And of course, Matt is thrilled.
Young and the Restless Spoilers:
Back at the hotel, Riza Thompson (Tina Casciani) taunts Chelsea Lawson (Melissa Claire Egan) because she doesn’t have Adam’s ring on her finger. They bicker and then Sienna Bacall (Tamara Braun) shows up and said Noah took off without her. Sienna is absolutely disgusted to meet Riza, knowing that Matt cheated with her for years, but Riza insists she didn’t know he was married.
Didn’t know any of this stuff. Sienna demands that Riza give her the address to the garage so she can go after Noah and Sharon since they can’t reach Adam and Nick. Sienna tells Riza that Matt is a kidnapper and an attempted murderer. But Riza insists she never saw that side of Matt. But at the same time, Riza also insists that she is done with Matt. We’ll see.
Young and the Restless Spoilers Tuesday, April 28th
Tuesday, April 28th, Victor calls Phyllis Summers‘ (Michelle Stafford) bluff. She may tell Victor she has evidence that he used the AI against Cane to steal Arabesque. Maybe evidence that he used the AI on Matt’s business, too. Nick is at rock bottom as Adam, Sharon, and Noah try and save his life.
Matt watches their efforts to save Nick while he’s laughing about him finally taking a hit from the bag with the bad batch. If you remember, Matt’s fentanyl was killing people in LA. Detective Burrow (Matt Cohen), who we never get to see, even though he’s so handsome, had mentioned that before.
Sienna is en route to the gas station, but Matt has already taken off in another direction. Meanwhile, Lauren Fenmore (Tracey E. Bregman) won’t budge with Daniel Romalotti (Michael Graziadei). So, I do wonder if he’s pushing her to walk away from Phyllis.
Y&R Spoilers Wednesday, April 29th: Nick Faces the Ugly Truth
Wednesday, April 29th, Adam pushes Nick to face facts. So, Adam knows Nick’s addicted to opioids and is spiraling. You know, hopefully Adam got Nick to the ER unless somebody had some Narcan lying around. Then, Adam gets back to Chelsea at the Vegas hotel. She’s freaking out. She’s glad that Adam is okay. And then Chelsea wants to know, “Where is Nick?” So, are Sharon and Noah with Nick at the ER? Let’s hope so.
Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) has a surprise for Sally. It’s a rose and maybe some romance, maybe something more serious since she’s pregnant. This week, Cane is all smiles with Lily. She’s obviously very happy about the news. So, she also has great news for Stephanie and Holden. Now that we know Cane’s a match, you know, I’m sure he’s scheduling his donation procedure to save Malcolm.
Young and the Restless Spoilers: Thursday, April 30th
Thursday, April 30th, Victor is pushing Michael Baldwin (Christian LeBlanc) hard. I’m sure it’s about the Phyllis situation. I do wonder if Victor is making Michael make legal threats to Phyllis and Lauren. Plus, Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) lays out his new plan of attack. He and Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott) may decide to pull the trigger on the nuclear option they think might save their marriages by letting their spouses think they are in a romance, which is insane.
Christine Williams Romalotti (Lauralee Bell) threatens Phyllis. Cricket may tell Phyllis she’s going down now that she’s DA. Danny is also back this week. I wonder if he might try and intervene on Phyllis’s behalf with Christine just for his son’s benefit. Patty Williams (Stacy Haiduk) gets under Kyle Abbott‘s (Michael Mealor) skin. So Kyle runs into Patty at the GCAC and she’s looking really good. I will give her that. But she’s crazy. And Kyle does not want to hear Patty’s crazy obsessive comments about his dad. You know, probably about them meant to be together, you know, loving each other, yada yada.
Y&R Spoilers: Friday, May 1st Victor Learns the Truth
Friday, May 1st, Victor gets the truth from Nick. So he may tell Victor that he is struggling with addiction. Victoria Newman (Amelia Heinle) plans her defense strategy against Phyllis. So, I wonder if Red really has some evidence against Victor. And Sharon wonders if Sienna is loyal and whether the Newmans can trust her. I bet Noah won’t like her being questioned like that.
Week of May 4th-8th: Second Full Week of Sweeps on Young and the Restless
The week of May 4th through the 8th, which is the second full week of sweeps, we’ve got Nikki, Adam, and others wanting Nick to get his act cleaned up, probably to rehab. If you remember, Victor didn’t want Nikki to go to rehab. Didn’t think she needed to when she was clearly spiraling after the vodka IV. So, I hope that Victor doesn’t go that route again on Young and the Restless.
Is Matt on the way to Genoa City ready to finish what he started? Everybody escaped the garage unscathed, maybe. Look for a final showdown with Matt as we head deeper into May sweeps. Probably on the Newmans’ home turf. We could see a death before all is said and done. And maybe not just Matt pushing up daisies.
Y&R Spoilers: Chelsea & Adam Rough Patch Ahead
Chelsea’s going to have some questions for Adam once they’re home. And I wonder if he will admit he got too close to Rizza. Nikki might feel guilty for not seeing the signs of addiction in Nick because she was focused on the drama in her marriage. If you remember, Sienna did see the signs and nobody listened to her.
Expect fallout from Jack and Nikki’s nuclear plan. That is not going to help get Diane Jenkins Abbott (Susan Walters) and Victor back. It’s going to blow up in their faces if they do it. And I do wonder if Phyllis and Victor are going to both wind up arrested or if they have to cut a deal of some sort so they both don’t go down.
Cane’s ready to undergo the donation procedure to save Malcolm. Devon’s going to need to get it together or he’s going to be so bitter he ruins major relationships. And Lauren may push Michael to cut Victor out of his life.
There are some horror movies that waste absolutely no time, and Crawl is one of them. Alexandre Aja’s 2019 thriller takes a very simple idea — a daughter trapped in a flooding house with her injured father during a hurricane while alligators close in — and turns it into 87 minutes of pure panic. It’s lean, nasty, and exactly the kind of movie that knows its hook is good enough to carry the whole thing. That’s a big part of why it’s built such a strong reputation since its release, and now it’s about to find a bigger free-streaming audience. Pluto TV already has Crawl available on demand in the U.S., and the film is currently featured in its horror and creature-feature collections.
The movie has the locked-in creature-feature simplicity of Jaws, but it also weaponizes a natural disaster in a way that keeps every escape route feeling worse than the last. The impressive cast does a lot with that stripped-down setup, and Aja keeps the tension tight without overcomplicating anything. It’s basically just people, water, teeth, and bad decisions, which is exactly why it works. The cast of Crawl includes Kaya Scodelario (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, The Maze Runner) as Haley Keller, Barry Pepper (Saving Private Ryan, True Grit) as Dave Keller, Morfydd Clark (Saint Maud, The Personal History of David Copperfield) as Beth Keller, Ross Anderson (The King’s Man, 1917) as Wayne Taylor, and Jose Palma (Miami Vice) as Pete.
Is ‘Crawl’ Worth Watching?
RogerEbert.com stated that Crawl is a tight and effective survival thriller, even if it stops short of becoming the gleefully outrageous creature feature it easily could have been. The movie works best when it keeps things simple and nasty. The basement setting gives Aja plenty of chances to build claustrophobic tension, and the gator attacks are handled with enough style and brutality to keep the movie moving. There are also a few fun side detours, like a looter sequence at a convenience store, that give the film a little extra life without dragging it out. And yes, importantly, the dog survives.
Crawl arrives on Pluto TV next month.
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July 11, 2019
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87 minutes
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Alexandre Aja
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Alexandre Aja, Michael Rasmussen, Shawn Rasmussen
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Days of our Lives 2-Week Spoilers Apr 27-May 8: Holly Faces Accusations & Shawn Shows Muscle!
Days of Our Lives 2-week spoilers for April 27 – May 8, 2026 indicate Holly Jonas (Ashley Puzemis) is being accused and Shawn Brady (Brandon Beemer) flexing.
Days of our Lives Spoilers: Monday, April 27th
Monday, April 27th, we’ve got Alex Kiriakis (Robert Scott Wilson) surprised by Joy Wesley (AlexAnn Hopkins). She’s at his door with a baby she says is theirs. An adorable little girl named Kelsey. And Alex is about to fall in love all over again with this little girl that Joy says belongs to them. And this, of course, comes right as Alex thought he might never get to have kids at all.
Liam Selejko (Hank Northrop) rejects Ariana Horton (Vico Escorcia) advances. He’s trying to do right and is telling Ari he’s not a good guy. She doesn’t need to be around a guy like him. Her mom agrees because this week Gabi Hernandez (Cherie Jimenez) threatens Liam and tells him to stay away from her daughter. Meanwhile, Philip Kiriakis (John-Paul Lavoisier) gets a yes from Gabi about a proposal he makes. Could be business or pleasure.
And Brady Black (Eric Martsolf) and Stephanie Johnson (Abigail Klein) get competitive. So, Steve takes them to the gun range and Stephanie and Brady may be competing over who is a better marksman. Plus, Sophia Choi (Rachel Boyd) tries to fool Holly. She is baiting her former bestie, probably setting her up.
DOOL Spoilers Tuesday, April 28th
On Tuesday, April 28th, we’ve got Joy and Jeremy Horton (Michael Roark) questioning each other’s motives when it comes to Alex and Stephanie. Now, it was Jeremy who told Joy to get to Salem. He even picked her and the kid up from the airport. He wants Stephanie and probably assumes that Joy wants Alex. So theoretically, their agendas should align and they might have gotten to know each other fairly well when his dad Mike was dating her mom Nancy a few years ago.
Also, f you remember, Cat is EJ DiMera‘s (Dan Feuerriegel) sounding board as he opens up and tells her what he is upset about. This could be about Stefano DiMera (Joseph Mascolo) making Theo Carver (Cameron Johnson) the executor of his will and not EJ or some of the Kristen drama.
Meanwhile, Abe Carver (James Reynolds) is pushing Theo to skip Stefano’s will reading, but as the executor, Theo needs to be there. Now, we know Abe doesn’t want Theo around the DiMera family, but I just don’t think he’s going to skip out on this, especially because of what’s going on with Lexie Carver (Nikki Crawford), that even though he’s not at the corporation, he’s still very deeply tied to all of them, especially EJ.
Days of our Lives Spoilers: Chad Wants to Help Marlena
Chad DiMera (Connor Floyd) offers Marlena help. Could be at Basic Black. She doesn’t want to work with Kate and Chad may also have problems with Kate targeting Johnny DiMera (Carson Boatman). And Chad does have valuable experience. So other than him being a DiMera, Xander Cook Kiriakis (Paul Telfer) shouldn’t complain too much. Stephanie is stunned by Alex’s big old baby bombshell. This could derail the progress they just made trying to get their relationship back on track.
DOOL Spoilers Wednesday, April 29th
Wednesday, April 29th, EJ does some bonding with Johnny. And I wonder if he’s going to open up and tell his dad EJ how worried he is about Chanel Dupree DiMera‘s (Raven Bowens) mammogram. Alex needs Sarah Horton (Linsey Godfrey) to do a favor. And this may be a rush paternity test. I’m sure Stephanie will insist on that. And Sophia is ordered to make the move. Take out Johnny. Kristen DiMera (Stacy Haiduk) calls Sophia and says this gets done tomorrow. No emotion, no mess.
Lani Price (Sal Stowers) and Chanel have a heart-to-heart sister chat. Jeremy misreads a moment with Stephanie and he kisses her. Now she looks quite disturbed by this and you know she was just at the shooting range. She has a gun and she just found out Alex had a baby. She still has the kidnap trauma. So, I’m wondering if Stephanie’s going to lose it on Jeremy. Some fans are even wondering if Stephanie is going to shoot Jeremy because it is Michael Roark’s last day on Days of Our Lives.
Thursday, April 30th on Days of Our Lives
Then on Thursday, April 30th, we’ve got Sarah preparing Chanel for her mammogram, which is kind of scary. And you could tell that Sarah was quite worried about the lump when she scheduled the scan. Stephanie takes comfort in her mom, Kayla Brady (Mary Beth Evans).
This may be about the DNA results on Joy’s baby, about what happened with Jeremy, or all of the above. Marlena gets exciting news from Brady. This may be about him getting his PI license or some fingerprint proof against Sophia that proves Rachel was telling the truth about the supplements.
Plus, Johnny tries to reason with Sophia. She showed up at the apartment. She sprays him in the face with mace looks like and she gets the better of him. So, it looks like Sophia has a weapon on Johnny and she’s ready to follow Kristen’s orders. Shawn puts on a show for Jada Hunter (Elia Cantu). He may be flexing, you know, doing a little bit of a gun show. I’d like a ticket to that, right.
DOOL Spoilers: Friday, May 1st
Friday, May 1st, we’ve got Brady and Jada teaming up. They are searching for Sophia. So, this could be because Brady is shown a suicide note that Amy Choi (Shi Ne Neilson) says that Sophia left. It’s all about how she’s been bullied, about how Holly says she’s dead to her, so she might as well be.
Sophia is carrying on about how she’s hurting and she’s tired of begging forgiveness and she says if she’s dead like Holly wants, everyone will be better off without her. Now, I don’t think this is Sophia’s cry for help. I don’t think she’s contemplating suicide. I think she’s setting up Holly.
Javi Hernandez (Al Calderon) realizes that Johnny is in big trouble, so he may figure something out. Also, this week though, Javi is up at the hospital and Sarah freaks out when he just abruptly collapses right in front of her and so she’s giving Javi medical attention. Sarah is also supportive as Chanel goes through with the mammogram.
And I do wonder if Johnny is missing the test because he is being held captive and threatened by Sophia or maybe Chanel told him she was going to go without him. We’ll see. So, she may have double stress on this very bad day because of what Sophia is up to.
Days Spoilers: Tate in Danger
And Kristen gets her revenge on Friday. So, this week, she’s smirking at the DiMera mansion, waiting for EJ to get bad news. I do worry that Sophia is going to follow through and hurt Johnny. I don’t think she’s going to kill him, though. Tate Black (Leo Howard) tries to encourage Holly. So, I wonder if Brady and Jada grill Holly and ask if she was really bullying Sophia to the point of suicide. Hopefully, Brady will be pretty skeptical about that.
Week of May 4th-8th on Days of Our Lives
The week of May 4th through the 8th, we could see Holly blamed if Sophia fakes her death by suicide. So, the note she left her mom Amy to me, I think feels like a frame job where she might have been planning to use Kristen’s money, run off, start a new life, but you know, set it up so it looks like that she killed herself. So, personally, I hope that Kristen and Sophia both wind up busted. And in Statesville, not Bayview, because they are mean, mean.
Marlena accepts the invitation to attend the reading of Stefano’s will now that we know she is a beneficiary. Theo continues to visit his mom, Lexie. Hopefully, we’ll see her awake in May sweeps. Chad may have questions for Leo about what his brother EJ has been doing while he has been gone. Why Gwen was at the house, all about the secret lab. Lots of juicy reporter updates that Leo might have for him.
DOOL Spoilers: Kate Caught & Tony Returns
Roman’s set to find out what Kate was doing, conspiring with Xander to set up Johnny. I kind of hope they’re not setting the stage for Kate and Roman to break up to put him with Marlena. At this point, Tony is also back for the will reading of his father, Stefano’s last testament.
I am expecting some big shockers in the bequest. Now, EJ got Stefano’s ring from Rolf, but that doesn’t mean he’s going to be the big winner in the family when everything is handed out. So, could be the Phoenix ring was EJ’s one prize, you know. We’ll see how much he gets and what he doesn’t get. I think he’s not going to be happy, though.
Oprah Winfrey is making a major power move, just not one she’s putting a price tag on publicly.
The media mogul’s Harpo Entertainment has entered a sweeping multi-year partnership with Amazon, bringing her most iconic content, including the full 25-season archive of “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and “The Oprah Podcast,” under the tech giant’s umbrella.
While the deal signals another major expansion of Oprah’s media empire, both sides are keeping the financial details firmly under wraps.
Winfrey is expanding her media empire with a sweeping new deal, but don’t expect her to reveal what it’s worth.
The media mogul has signed an exclusive multi-year agreement with Amazon that will bring “The Oprah Podcast,” her famed book club, and the full archive of “The Oprah Winfrey Show” to the tech giant’s ecosystem.
At the center of the deal is the move of “The Oprah Podcast” to Wondery, Amazon’s premium podcast network. Beginning in July, Wondery will take over exclusive distribution and ad sales rights for the show in both audio and video formats, while also securing select rights to Winfrey’s broader content slate, per Variety.
Despite the scale of the partnership, neither Harpo Productions nor Amazon has disclosed the financial terms.
Oprah Gushes About The Deal
As Winfrey continues to expand her reach in media, she is doing so leaning fully into the kind of storytelling she says she feels “called” to do.
While Amazon is still weighing how best to roll out the 25-season archive of “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” its immediate focus is on audio, with the company reportedly shifting away from narrative-style podcasts in favor of personality-driven content. That pivot places Winfrey’s voice-led platform front and center as the deal begins to take shape.
“Hosting this podcast allows me to continue the work I feel called to do, opening the door for conversations that matter,” Winfrey said in a statement.
Amazon Exec Weighs In On Oprah Winfrey Deal’s Impact
Over the years, Winfrey has hosted a wide range of high-profile guests on “The Oprah Podcast,” including Serena Williams, Hugh Jackman, Kate Hudson, Mel Robbins, and Leanne Morgan.
Now, Amazon says it plans to take that reach even further.
Speaking about the partnership, Amazon’s VP of Audio, Steve Boom, praised Oprah’s cultural impact while hinting at how the tech giant intends to scale it.
“Oprah Winfrey has built one of the most iconic, timeless brands in the world, spanning television, publishing, and beyond,” Boom said. “Through this collaboration with Harpo Entertainment, we are bringing her voice to more people and expanding how her audiences engage with Oprah in ways only Amazon can deliver.”
Oprah Recalls Painful Red Carpet Fashion Mistake
Winfrey has recalled a painful experience when a heavy dress she wore to a 1986 awards show left her choking in her seat, and with a scar on her neck.
During a recent appearance on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” the media mogul opened up about a painful fashion misstep from 1986. At the time, Winfrey was attending her first major awards show after earning a Best Supporting Actress nomination for her role in “The Color Purple,” directed by Steven Spielberg.
Winfrey revealed she wore a dress with an ornate beaded collar that weighed about 12 pounds, something she quickly regretted once seated.
“When I went back to sit in the chair, it choked me, and I ended up with a scar on my neck. I’m not kidding,” she said, per PEOPLE.
Oprah Winfrey Addresses Viral Paris Fashion Week Moment
Winfrey has also responded to the online backlash over her viral Paris Fashion Week appearance alongside Gayle King, offering a simple explanation for the moment.
The media mogul recently found herself trending after clips of her walking alongside King at Paris Fashion Week sparked mockery online, with some social media users criticizing their pace as they headed to the Chloé runway show.
Speaking in a taping of “The Oprah Podcast,” Winfrey pushed back on the criticism, revealing there was more to the moment than meets the eye.
“I wear glasses, or I wear contacts. Those were not prescription glasses, so I didn’t know where I was walking. I could not see,” she said, adding that the criticism didn’t account for that reality.
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