Roommates, Kim Kardashian is fully in her soft girl era, and fans are loving every bit of it! Lewis Hamilton dropped some new flicks on social media that gave fans a peek into their vibe, and folks online are saying the energy is giving happy, peaceful, and unbothered!

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Lewis Hamilton’s Latest Pics Have Fans Gushing Over Kim Kardashian’s New Era

Summer has been serving good vibes, sunny days, and plenty of quality time for Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian! The pair has given fans little glimpses into how they’ve been spending the season, and folks are loving the baewatch energy.

Lewis recently gave fans even more to talk about when he dropped a photo dump that featured Kim. He shared the flicks on Instagram alongside the caption, “Resting, restoring, recharging 🔋🔋🔋” The new pics recap some of their moments together, with Kimmy popping up in a few slides. In one flick, Lewis and Kim pose together during what looks like a casual stroll. In another, Kim poses alongside a dog, while a third slide shows her throwing up the peace sign and serving duck lips while Lewis poses in the background.

The TL Is Saying “We Love This For Her!”

Once The Shade Room dropped the flicks of Lewis and Kim, the comment section instantly filled up with heart eyes and fire emojis. Plenty of fans said they’re loving this vibe for Kim, while others pointed out that Lewis clearly loves some her too.

Instagram user @mahlasells.nj wrote, “Awww he really likes her!!!! She deserves to be loved correctly and out loud ❤️” 

Instagram user @mslondoncross wrote, “He love him some Kim lol.” 

While Instagram user @longliveshane_ wrote, “I actually like this for Kimmyyy 😍” 

Then Instagram user @floppi_city wrote, “Two grown adults btw. They are happy that’s all dat matters!!!” 

Another Instagram user @ayyyaniaa wrote, “You know what Kim? Hell yeah and he’s your age too? 🌝” 

Instagram user @onthelomein wrote, “Lewis said if we’re soft-launching, we’re doing it at 200 mph 🏎️” 

Then another Instagram user @litiapendo wrote, “These 2 might prove so many people wrong 😂😂😂😂😂.They look happy together 🔥🙌🔥👏😍” 

While another Instagram user @_suckafreesi wrote, “Kim could be dating her pet parrot and I would support it. She 20 years deep in this game do what makes you tingle, heaux 😘” 

Lastly, Instagram user @peachyglow7293 wrote, “So happy for her 😍” 

Kim’s Previous Summer Flicks Had Fans Wondering If Lewis Unlocked A New Title!

Kim previously had fans wondering if Lewis Hamilton had officially entered his “stepdad era” after she shared a set of flicks featuring him spending quality time with her four children on Instagram. Kim dropped the pics with the caption, “summers at the lake with my favorite people ✨🦋” One photo shows Lewis with his face pressed up against Kim’s as her daughter Chicago flashes a big smile while laying on her chest. Lewis also made an appearance in another snapshot where he’s dressed in full biking gear with a some of Kim’s children.

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Jennifer Grey’s entire family came together ahead of her mother Jo Wilder’s death.

“The day before [my mom died], my dad and my daughter [Stella] and I came to her room and we were going through photographs,” Jennifer, 66, recalled on the Friday, August 7, episode of the “Waking Up With Ryan” podcast. “[There were] all of these family photographs that we had never seen or some of us had [not] seen since the ‘60s or whatever, and it was a treasure trove of … chapter upon chapter of life … of us being a tight, good family and them being really good parents.”

Wilder was married to Joel, 94, from 1958 to 1982, during which they welcomed the Dirty Dancing actress and son James Katz. Nearly two decades after their divorce, Wilder died last month just one week after being diagnosed with lung cancer. She was 94.

A County of Los Angeles department of public health death certificate obtained exclusively by Us on July 14 noted that Wilder was cremated on July 10 and was scattered at sea. The funeral establishment that handled her burial was Lifesource.

Related: Jennifer Grey Says Mom Died ‘By Her Own Choosing’ After Cancer Diagnosis

Jennifer Grey announced that her mom, Jo Wilder, died at age 94 on Saturday, July 4. In an emotional Instagram tribute shared Wednesday, July 8, Grey, 66, wrote that Wilder died “by her own choosing, on her own terms, exactly as she lived,” one week after receiving a lung cancer diagnosis. “True to who she […]

“You know when people say when they die they see, like, a movie of their life? It was like we were looking at a physical kind of catalog of our life with her and her life before us, and her childhood and all of that,” Jennifer noted on Friday of her final moments with Wilder. “It was very moving because the story we started to tell ourselves about what our childhood was, what their marriage was, in retrospect, how we rewrite the whole thing and in this, kind of, jaded way like, ‘Oh, now I see what the truth really was,’ and then you go, ‘No, this happened, this was real, this was love, and my parents loved each other.’”

In revisiting her parents’ memories, Jennifer realized that Wilder and Joel’s marriage was “really good” for 24 years before they went their separate ways.

“It made me so sad because the truth was they were really good for twenty four years, and then you have an awakening when you realize this isn’t what I want to continue doing,” Jennifer said. “It doesn’t negate what happened and how real it was.”

Jennifer and her 24-year-old daughter, whom she shares with ex-husband Clark Gregg, sat by Wilder’s bedside as Joel also shared a touching message to his former spouse.

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The cause of death for Jennifer Grey’s mom, Jo Wilder, has been revealed. A County of Los Angeles department of public health death certificate obtained exclusively by Us Weekly on Tuesday, July 14, shared that Wilder died of lung cancer. No other contributing factors were listed. Wilder was cremated on Friday, July 10, and scattered […]

“He said, ‘The day you said ‘I do,’ was the first time I felt whole in my entire life, and I couldn’t believe how lucky that I was getting to marry this most incredible, beautiful woman,’” Jennifer recalled on Friday’s podcast episode. “We were all just crying our heads off, and it was just pure love of him remembering that moment, and it was like it was happening. It wasn’t like someone talking about something in the past, it felt like I was there.”

Jennifer also heard Joel make a simple yet “off-the-cuff” remark about their divorce, adding, “We went through … some bumps.”

“[My mom replied], ‘All is forgiven,’” Jennifer said. “I feel so much closer to her since then because what I was witnessing [in her illness] was hell, and all of a sudden, I’m going through all the things in her apartment and I’m seeing her life, [which] was so major and so beautiful and so fun, and so many chapters I didn’t know. All of a sudden, she feels like a whole person, and what that was just a blip.”

Young and the Restless presents some exciting new spoilers for next week. We have got Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) bailing on rehab, back on drugs, and it looks like he is about to hook up with some rando while he is high and on the run, hiding from the Newman family. Plus, Victoria Newman (Amelia Heinle) goes too far when she gets really, really close to Kyle Abbott (Michael Mealor) next week.

Young and the Restless: Victoria In a Panic

We’ll get to Nick’s druggy new hookup in just a moment, but first, let’s talk about his sister, Victoria. At the end of this week, she is at the GCAC talking to Claire Newman (Hayley Erin) about Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott) and Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) leaving for a romantic trip to Italy. And Claire’s joking about it being their 200th honeymoon, which is semi accurate.

And Victoria notices that Claire seems distracted, but in a good way, that she’s like glowing and swooning. And she tells her mom that things are moving forward with Holden Novak (Nathan Owens) and that Claire’s really happy, but she’s not ready to bring Holden around to meet her younger siblings when Victoria suggests it. Claire’s joking that she doesn’t want to torture Holden like that. Victoria is glad to hear Holden’s embracing the Winter’s family.

And then Victoria gets a call that Nick bailed on rehab after Victor and Nikki’s vow renewal ceremony. Nick didn’t go back. So, next week, Victoria is really upset about Nick going missing and nobody can find him. And that’s when Victoria runs into Kyle at Crimson Lights. Young and the Restless spoilers say she’s really upset and we’ve got Victoria crying on Kyle’s shoulder. And then when Victoria kind of pulls away a little bit, things get intense. They are looking like they’re just about to kiss.

Victoria and Kyle’s Moment on Y&R

Fans have been wondering for a while why Kyle kept getting tossed into scenes with Victoria. And I’ve seen people wondering if Y&R was planning to pair them, which of course seems icky because Kyle’s last girlfriend was Victoria’s daughter, Claire. But it looks like they are going there. Kyle and Victoria’s faces are so very close.

Looks like they’re about to kiss, so we may get a lip lock. I do wonder how Claire will react to her mom Victoria making out with her ex, Kyle. It seems dodgy, but you know, Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) married Nick and Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) and their dad Victor, so it’s not unprecedented.

Now, let’s flip back to Nick and his crisis as his sobriety fails. So, Victoria gets the alert that Nick’s not where he should be, and Adam is actually the last one to have a face to face with his brother because Nick shows up to the ranch house and he seems off and Adam is concerned but supportive. There’s several red flags. Nick’s ignoring calls from the family.

Then he goes looking for Adam because Nick wants to ask Adam to keep an eye on Christian who right now just in terms of when he was born should be eleven. But Nick told Adam to watch him while I’m away because Christian is a teenager with a car. They aged that kid up off-screen, but we haven’t seen Christian in years.

Young and Restless: Nick Spirals

So, Adam was worried, but Nick’s impatient and tells Adam calm down. And then he lies and says his phone was off. He wasn’t really dodging calls and says he spent the night with Christian after the vow renewal ceremony. And Nick is twitchy and kind of annoyed that the rehab center called Adam and reported him for not returning.

So, Adam advises Nick to go back to rehab, get back in treatment as soon as possible. And then Nick claims that he wanted to spend that time with Christian because he found out rehab is going to last longer than expected. And Nick is also worried about Matt Clark (Roger Howarth) being on the ranch.

So, he wants to make sure that Adam doesn’t let Christian anywhere around him. And Adam reassures Nick that won’t happen because Matt left the ranch and is living with Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford). And that just amps up Nick even more.

He is really angry that Matt is loose and Adam wants to know if Nick is really going back to rehab. And he assures Adam, yes, he’s going. And then Adam is telling Nick how proud he is of him. But once Nick walks out on that conversation, we’re going to see him looking really distraught on Friday’s episode. And of course, Adam’s worrying.

Nick’s Relapse on Y&R

And then Nick goes out to his car, immediately calls his dealer, and then meets the guy to get a delivery of a little baggie of pills. And of course, Nick immediately starts taking them, he even starts with two instead of one. And then we have Adam telling Victoria and Sharon that Nick was just there, but he left.

And Sharon’s upset that Adam let Nick leave. But Adam says Nick didn’t seem high and that he promised him he was going back to rehab. But then Sharon reminds Adam that addicts lie all the time. Sharon says it’s what they do. Adam also admits Nick was upset to hear Matt moved off the ranch and is running free.

And Sharon asked Victoria and Adam if they can track Nick’s car. Adam thinks that Sharon is overreacting. And then she’s surprised that Nick asked Adam to look after Christian and that’s part of why Sharon thinks something’s really off.

Nick Meets Someone New on Young and the Restless

So, Victoria calls the rehab center again on Friday and they tell her no, Nick has not come back. So, at that point, Sharon, Adam, and Victoria all want to find out where he’s gone. And then next week in Young and the Restless spoilers, we know that Nick hits a new low. He’s back on opioids. He’s hiding from his family and he’s up to no good.

So, on Monday, he’s going to meet this new chick. We’re going to see Nick in that dingy motel room they always use for bad things. And he’s with new character Marie Kirkland, who is played by soap veteran Jade Harlow. And we’ve got Nick telling Marie that he came there to be alone, but she’s telling Nick to just relax. And Marie says, “Who knows? We could have the time of our lives.”

So, we know that Nick’s new friend, Marie, is going to be a recurring character, and she’s got some sort of sad backstory, and she’s in Genoa City looking for a fresh start. But what is happening with Marie and Nick doesn’t look like a fresh start. It looks like a recipe for disaster.

And if Marie’s another drug abuser, then obviously she’ll be a terrible influence on Nick. Who doesn’t need that? So, we’ve known for a while that he was going to relapse, and now here it is happening. So, if Marie is some sort of party girl, she and Nick might hole up in that ratty hotel and just get high together because he can afford an endless supply of pills.

Young and the Restless: Devon Shares Huge News

And also next week, this is a fun nice spoiler. We’re going to see Devon Hamilton (Bryton James) in a good mood for a change. He is over at Lily Winters’ (Christel Khalil) place and is telling her and Nate Hastings (Sean Dominic) and his wife Abby Newman (Melissa Ordway) that he’s got something to tell them that will change their lives.

So, I can’t wait to see what that’s about. The only thing that’s kind of springing up in my mind is back to that Beyond the Gates crossover because they’ve been talking on the other soap about Devon working with a music group about cutting a new album that was going to use some of their backing tracks. Whatever news it is, I’m just honestly happy to see Devon not being a total sour puss for a change.

So, Young and the Restless looks absolutely action-packed next week, especially with Nick hooking up with what looks like another druggie and Victoria going too far with her daughter’s ex, Kyle. Make sure to check out our full weekly spoilers video tomorrow for August 10th through the 14th. Come back for weekly predictions, two week spoilers, and lots more.

Jim Carrey is set to star in the live-action remake of the futuristic 1960s cartoon “The Jetsons,” although an exact release date remains unknown.

Reports also suggest Carrey will reprise his role as the Grinch in a sequel to the 2000 movie “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” Fans can expect to see plenty more of the comedian years after he came out of retirement for “Sonic the Hedgehog 3” and joked that he needed the money.

The futuristic Orbit City is finally getting its real-world makeover following months of hearsay. In its Q2 shareholder letter, Warner Bros. Discovery officially confirmed that a live-action feature film based on Hanna-Barbera’s classic 1960s animated series “The Jetsons” is currently in development, with Jim Carrey attached to star.

The project, slated for release “beyond 2027,” also has “Jurassic World” director Colin Trevorrow and co-writer Joe Epstein lined up, per Variety.

Alongside “The Jetsons,” the studio also announced high-profile future IP projects, including a new “Matrix” installment, a sequel to “The Batman,” and a “Game of Thrones” feature film.

‘The Jetsons’ Imagined A High-Tech Future

“The Jetsons” was first created by Hanna-Barbera Productions in 1962 as a futuristic counterpart to “The Flintstones.”

For the unfamiliar, it followed patriarch George Jetson, his wife Jane, children Judy and Elroy, Astro the dog, and Rosie the Robot Maid in a 21st-century world filled with flying cars, sky-high homes, and the space-age optimism of the era.

The family was depicted using a large-screen home entertainment system and other technology considered wildly futuristic at the time, including video calls, robots, and automated household gadgets. Several of the show’s ideas have since become surprisingly familiar.

The sci-fi animated show initially ran until 1963 but was revived in the ’80s for 51 more episodes, followed by the 1990 theatrical release of “Jetsons: The Movie.”

Jim Carrey Has More Familiar Roles On The Horizon

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Carrey is no stranger to taking on iconic characters after starring as Dr. Robotnik in three “Sonic the Hedgehog” movies from 2020 to 2024. He’ll be back for the fourth installment, which is set to debut on March 19, 2027.

He’s also understood to be reprising his role as the Grinch after reports emerged suggesting Universal and Imagine Entertainment are developing a sequel to the 2000 film “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” per The Hollywood Reporter.

The first film was a box-office hit, earning about $260 million domestically and $345 million worldwide. Its makeup work also earned an Oscar, but Carrey previously shared that the grueling, time-consuming process of transforming into the Grinch made him want to quit on the first day of production.

Speaking with Vulture late last year, he revealed that he considered returning his $20 million fee but ultimately got through the experience with help from a specialist who had trained CIA personnel in techniques for enduring extreme conditions. It also helped that his makeup routine was eventually cut to about three hours from an initial eight.

Carrey Previously Said He Was Done With Acting

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Over the last six years, Carrey has appeared in only a handful of movies after previously suggesting he was ready to draw the curtain on his Hollywood career.

He made the revelation in a 2022 interview with Access Hollywood, saying he’d “done enough” acting and was “fairly serious” about pulling the plug. “I really like my quiet life, and I really like putting paint on canvas, and I really love my spiritual life, and I feel like … I have enough,” he added.

However, he returned in 2024 for “Sonic the Hedgehog 3.” During a red-carpet interview ahead of the film’s premiere, Carrey was asked why he had returned to the franchise after suggesting he was done with acting, prompting him to joke that he needed the money.

“I came back to this universe because, first of all, I get to play a genius, which is a bit of a stretch. And, you know, it’s just … I bought a lot of stuff, and I need the money, frankly,” he told the Associated Press.

Jim Carrey Explains What His Hollywood Break Taught Him

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He later told E! News that he stepped back from Hollywood to give people a break from seeing his face, adding that the time away helped him find a new level of appreciation for his craft.

“I think whenever you step away from something—even if it’s something you love—you get a new appreciation for it,” he said at the time. “A different angle on the whole thing.”

“I also value getting out of people’s faces,” he added. “I mean, some people just want to be in people’s faces all the time, and I don’t, so I like to give them a rest.”

There was never going to be another Stranger Things. Netflix could find another group of teenagers, throw them into another supernatural mystery, and surround them with all the nostalgic needle drops it wanted, but Hawkins worked because those ingredients were never really the point. For all the monsters, government conspiracies, and trips into the Upside Down, Stranger Things became a phenomenon because we cared about the kids walking into danger together.

That is what made finding its successor so difficult. Plenty of shows have looked like Stranger Things on paper, from Locke & Key to I Am Not Okay With This, but recreating its premise is much easier than recreating the emotional investment that kept audiences coming back to Hawkins. Netflix actually had a series that understood the difference. Unfortunately, they canceled The Midnight Club after only 10 episodes.

‘The Midnight Club’ Understood What Made ‘Stranger Things’ Work

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Mike Flanagan‘s The Midnight Club premiered in 2022, adapting Christopher Pike‘s 1994 novel alongside elements from several of the author’s other books. Its premise is considerably darker than Stranger Things. Eight terminally ill teenagers living at Brightcliffe Hospice meet every night at midnight to tell each other scary stories, eventually making a pact that whoever dies first will attempt to contact the others from beyond the grave. That setup gives The Midnight Club an obvious supernatural hook, but the ghosts aren’t what make it such a natural successor to Stranger Things. It’s the club itself. Ilonka (Iman Benson), Kevin (Igby Rigney), Anya (Ruth Codd), Spencer (Chris Sumpter), Natsuki (Aya Furukawa), Amesh (Sauriyan Sapkota), Sandra (Annarah Cymone), and Cheri (Adia) become compelling because The Midnight Club gives them room to simply exist together. They fight, flirt, joke, tell stories, hurt each other, and gradually become the people capable of understanding one another in ways almost nobody outside Brightcliffe can. Their circumstances are extraordinary, but their relationships aren’t. Stranger Things always operated on a similar principle. The Demogorgon might get Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and Eleven into the same story, but watching those friendships develop is what makes the danger matter. Hawkins continually gets bigger, stranger, and more apocalyptic, yet its best moments remain remarkably intimate. We care about what happens to the world because we care about the people trying to save it. The Midnight Club understood that horror becomes much more effective once an audience has something to lose.

Flanagan’s series also had an advantage that would have helped it stand apart from Stranger Things instead of becoming a lesser imitation. Death isn’t an abstract threat at Brightcliffe. Every member of the Midnight Club knows they are dying. A ghost lurking in a hallway can be terrifying, but so can a doctor’s appointment. The possibility of an afterlife isn’t merely another supernatural mystery for these characters to solve, they desperately need to know whether something waits for them on the other side. That makes the show’s central mystery inseparable from its characters. Every strange occurrence at Brightcliffe carries emotional weight because these kids have a reason to believe in it, fear it, or reject it.

Netflix Never Let ‘The Midnight Club’ Become What It Could Have Been

The most frustrating part of The Midnight Club’s cancellation is that Season 1 was clearly only the beginning. Unlike The Haunting of Hill House, Midnight Mass, or The Fall of the House of Usher, the series wasn’t conceived as another one-and-done Flanagan story. There were mysteries deliberately left unresolved because there was supposed to be more. After Netflix canceled the show, Flanagan even revealed what he had planned for Season 2. The continuation would have answered the show’s biggest lingering questions while incorporating Christopher Pike’s Remember Me into the stories told by the club. Ilonka and Kevin’s apparent past-life connection would have been explained, Dr. Stanton’s connection to the Paragon would have been revealed, and the mysterious shadow haunting Brightcliffe would have received an answer far more emotional than audiences might have expected.

‘The Midnight Club’ Could Have Kept Reinventing Itself

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Most importantly, the Midnight Club itself would have continued changing. That was the show’s greatest opportunity. Brightcliffe created a natural way for characters to leave and new teenagers to arrive without abandoning the emotional core of the series. Death could permanently reshape the group, while every new resident brought another life, another fear, and potentially another Christopher Pike story into the club. The Midnight Club had effectively built a horror series capable of evolving without losing the thing that made it work, but Netflix only gave it ten episodes. That decision looks even more frustrating now that Stranger Things has ended. Netflix spent years searching for another young-adult genre phenomenon, but one of its most promising candidates was already sitting on the service. The Midnight Club didn’t need an Upside Down or another Eleven to fill the space Stranger Things would eventually leave behind. It had something much more valuable: an ensemble worth becoming attached to and a supernatural mystery that actually meant something to the people trying to solve it.

Maybe The Midnight Club never would have become another global phenomenon. Almost nothing does. But replacing Stranger Things was never going to mean reproducing its exact level of success or copying everything that made Hawkins recognizable. Netflix needed another horror series that could make audiences fall in love with a group of young characters before asking them to follow those characters into the dark. The Midnight Club already knew how to do that, we just never got to see how good it could become.

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Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith have remained close friends in the decade after their divorce.

“If not my best friend, [Melanie is] one of my best friends,” Banderas, 65, told People about his ex-wife, 68, in an interview published Thursday, August 6. “When I go to Los Angeles, we get together anyway; we [have] a lot of fun. We laugh and … it’s a very healthy thing, and it was very healthy for our kids.”

Banderas and Griffith were married from 1996 to 2014. They share daughter Stella, 29. (Griffith is also mom of sons Jesse, 43, and Alexander, 40, as well as daughter Dakota, 36, from previous relationships.)

Even as a divorced couple, Banderas and Griffith always worked to remain amicable for their blended family’s sake.

“But the thing is that, when we were as [a] couple [or] when we separated, we were always very sincere,” the Tony actor told the outlet. “We came out of our relationship in a nice way that was very important for [the kids] and for us.”

According to Banderas, Griffith is “an unbelievable mother” and their brood is “blossoming and becoming good people” into adulthood.

Both before and after his divorce, Banderas has been especially close to Dakota, Griffith’s daughter with actor Don Johnson.

“I grew up in a family that was so big, and I just believe in the saying ‘Blood is thicker than water,’” Dakota told Bustle in a 2024 profile. “The actual saying is ‘The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb,’ which means that the connections with people you choose are more solid than the connections to the people you’re actually born to. Equally as important, if not more.”

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She continued at the time, “I have four brothers and two sisters, and my two sisters are not blood-related to each other, but they are sisters and they call each other sisters and they are always together. And my two older brothers are not blood-related to each other, and they are brothers.”

Dakota further stressed that their unit will always “be a family” to her siblings regardless of divorce.

“It’s really real, and most of us are artists. Even in my adult life and my new family, most of us are artists. Even the kids, they’re extraordinarily talented people,” she stated. “You just are dealing with complex people. You grow and you embrace and you say, ‘F*** you and f*** off,’ and then, ‘I love you, come back.’ I think because I grew up in it, it’s come more naturally, but I wouldn’t have it any other way really. I really wouldn’t. I love it.”

Roomies, cue the cuteness overload! Ciara and Russell Wilson’s son, Win Wilson, is heading back to school with a whole new vibe. Little man has the internet gushing after flexing his fresh new look, and now folks online can’t decide whether he looks like his mom, dad, or big sister Sienna Wilson with the new hairstyle!

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Win Wilson Switched Up His Look, But The Real Question Is: Who’s His Twin? 

Recently, Russell Wilson gave fans a peek at Win Wilson’s hair transformation on Instagram. The former NFL star first showed off their before-the-haircut looks and let fans know that Win was getting ready for his first haircut. The lil’ one has been rocking braids for a minute, but he was ready to switch it up the vibe and try something new.

Win hopped in the barber chair, and chile, he came out looking completely brand new! The fresh cut was basically a big chop for Win, with his long hair officially gone and a short cut that has him looking like a mini version of his dad. Win couldn’t stop checking himself out in the mirror and was clearly hyped about the cut. Ciara and his baby sister, Amora Wilson, were just as hype, telling Win how cute he looked and letting him know they loved his new look.

The Wilson Genes Are STRONG, but Roomies Can’t Agree On Whose!

The Shade Room’s comment section instantly flooded with heart eyes for Win! Meanwhile, other fans jumped straight into debate mode over whether the fresh cut has him looking more like his dad, mom, or big sis Sienna. Peep some of the reactions below!

Instagram user @nevergiveup09 wrote, “Adorable 💙👑💙” 

Instagram user @nancy_k_hunda_ wrote, “I thought that was Sienna OMG , he looks great with the new hair cut ❤️” 

While Instagram user @aarr.rmani wrote, “Ciara’s twin 😍” 

Then Instagram user @mimisworld10 wrote, “Familia Goals 🔥🔥🔥” 

Instagram user @2muchdotnette_ wrote, “He’s a perfect mixture of both his parents. So cute 😍” 

Another Instagram user @ibleeddiamonds wrote, “He is Russell twin but I swear I see and hear Ciara!” 

Instagram user @danikaedwards wrote, “Awww he can’t stop looking at it! 💙 adorable.” 

Then another Instagram user @__socialbutterfly_gem49 wrote, “He’s really his father twin NOW❤️❤️” 

While another Instagram user @laditiggah wrote, “I thought this was his sister 😂 They look like twins ❤️”

Win’s 6th Birthday Brought All The Feels Before He Switched Up His Look

Before debuting his new cut, Win Wilson already had the internet melting when Ciara shared a sweet post on Instagram celebrating his 6th birthday. Win turned six on July 23, and Ciara marked the big day with the cutest throwbacks, taking fans through his journey from his first steps, to his a few baseball moments, and plenty of adorable memories with her, Russell, and his siblings. Swipe below to see the photos and videos.

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This week on Legally Us, Rachael Bennett, a certified family law specialist and senior attorney at Sullivan Law & Associates, breaks down Dorit Kemsley and Paul “PK” Kemsley’s contentious divorce.

In court documents obtained by Us on July 27, Dorit, 50, alleged that PK, 58, is trying to “egregiously misuse Family Code 2108” in an attempt to “side-step trial” and continue to allegedly forgo making their mortgage payments, claiming his alleged attempts would render both her and their shared children without a home. She also claimed that PK promised to pay their family’s bills after he moved out of their shared home in 2024 in lieu of child support.

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Dorit Kemsley is accusing her estranged husband, Paul “PK” Kemsley, of having nefarious intent while attempting to sell their family home amid the pair’s ongoing divorce. In court documents obtained by Us on Monday, July 27, Dorit, 50, alleged that PK, 58, is trying to “egregiously misuse Family Code 2108” in an attempt to “side-step […]

PK then filed new court documents on July 30 denying Dorit’s recent motion and alleged that Dorit hasn’t made any payment for the mortgages, only covering certain costs for utilities and staff payroll. PK also claimed that Dorit’s expenses, totaling $900,000 for wardrobe, are not required in her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills contract.

Dorit denied spending the amount, explaining that many of the designer items were returned. However, she disclosed in a court declaration that she spent approximately $217,000 on her wardrobe for season 15.

“If PK can provide the court with a copy of the Real Housewives contract to show that there’s nothing in there requiring her to purchase specific clothing items or maintain a high-end luxury look, then he may be able to convince a judge that she is an excessive spender and that she shouldn’t be trusted to maintain the house,” Bennett tells Us. “For Dorit, her strongest claim is that the parties had a pre-existing agreement that PK would pay the mortgage instead of paying her under like a formal child support order, and if she can prove that, it takes the blame off of her for the foreclosure, and I think it’ll give the court a much more common sense explanation as to why the mortgage is so behind.”

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She adds, “I would expect her to be able to show emails or texts reflecting their agreement, as well as proof that PK initially followed the agreement before the mortgage fell behind. It’s a battle of the evidence at this point.”

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PK has expressed his desire to sell the home, arguing that an immediate, court-ordered sale of the property is necessary to preserve the remaining equity in the home. Dorit asked the judge to deny his request.

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“The court can absolutely force the sale of a family home while a divorce is still pending, but the judge has to have a really good reason to do it,” Bennett explains. “The most typical situation is if there’s some kind of a financial loss or risk of a financial loss. So where a house is in foreclosure and neither party is either willing or able to catch up the mortgage payments and keep it current, the court will step in and order the house be sold. It’s basically a protective mechanism to make sure that the couple’s assets don’t go to waste during the divorce process.”

PK and Dorit have been locked in a contentious divorce battle since April 2025, when Dorit filed to end their 10-year marriage. In the filing, she cited irreconcilable differences and requested sole legal and physical custody of their two children, son Jagger, 12, and daughter Phoenix, 9.

2026 has been the year of Luke Grimes so far, who is installed as the lead in one of the biggest CBS shows of all time, Marshals. Grimes reprises his role as Kayce Dutton in the Yellowstone spin-off, and despite record-low reception for a Taylor Sheridan-produced show, Marshals is coming back for Season 2. Long before he was working on Dutton Ranch, Grimes carved out a name for himself in a much different genre starring as Elliot Grey in the Fifty Shades of Grey movies, which made a fortune at the box office despite being maligned by critics and audiences. Grimes has leaned on his Yellowstone role heavily in recent years, but that hasn’t stopped him from picking up parts in other big movies with notable stars.

Last year, Grimes starred alongside Pedro Pascal and Joaquin Phoenix in one of the most polarizing movies of the year, Eddington. Writer/director Ari Aster has become a master at making movies that either resonate with audiences, or make them not want to come back to the theater for the rest of the year, and he tapped back into that chaotic dysfunction during the making of Eddington. The film cost only $25 million to make, but it still struggled at the box office, grossing only $13 million and still falling well short of its break-even point. Eddington, which also stars Emma Stone, has since found a streaming home on HBO Max in America, where it’s had several runs of success into the top 10. Overseas, however, the film has surged into the VOD top 10 on Apple TV in a few countries around the world where it’s not on HBO Max.

What Is ‘Eddington’ About?

The official synopsis for Eddington, which holds scores of 69% from critics and 66% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, reads as follows: “In May 2020, a small-town sheriff (Joaquin Phoenix) squares off against the town’s mayor (Pedro Pascal), igniting a powder keg that pits neighbor against neighbor in the isolated New Mexico town of Eddington. As pandemic paranoia, conspiracy theories, and political tension collide, an escalating standoff pushes the community to the brink.” Austin Butler, best known for his 2022 Oscar-nominated role in Elvis, also has a key role in Eddington. The 2025 Western was Aster’s first film after he teamed up with Joaquin Phoenix for Beau Is Afraid.

Check out Eddington on HBO Max in America and stay tuned to Collider for more updates and coverage of Luke Grimes’ future projects.

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Slasher movies are easy to dismiss until one gets under your skin and stays there. A masked killer, a sharp weapon, a group of possible victims and a final survivor can sound like a basic formula. The masterpieces (on this list) expose how much can be done inside it.

These ten films have real personalities. Their murders are remembered, but blood alone did not secure their places here. Each one understands anticipation, character and the sick relationship between the audience and the killer. Horror fans have argued over these rankings for decades. Scroll down slowly to find out what I think.

10

‘X’ (2022)

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A group of young filmmakers arrives at an isolated Texas farm in 1979, hoping to shoot an adult movie without telling the elderly owners what they are doing. That setup could have settled for cheap jokes and quick deaths. X instead connects youth, sex, ageing, ambition and resentment until the violence starts feeling like the ugliest possible reaction to being left behind.

Maxine Minx (Mia Goth) and Pearl (Mia Goth) drive the film far beyond its porn-shoot premise. Maxine believes fame will rescue her from an ordinary life. Pearl sees the youth and freedom she lost standing right in front of her. The barn, the alligator, the headlights and the television preacher all feed into a story about people desperate to feel special before time decides otherwise. X earns this spot through empathy that never softens the horror. Pearl is monstrous, but the film understands exactly where the rage began.

9

‘The Burning’ (1981)

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Camp Blackfoot carries an old wound. Years earlier, a cruel prank left caretaker Cropsy (Lou David) horribly burned. His return turns another summer camp into a hunting ground, but The Burning has more on its mind than revenge. The campers actually behave like young people with existing friendships, private insecurities and enough personality to make the deaths feel disruptive rather than scheduled. The raft massacre remains the film’s most famous passage though.

The film comes from Tom Savini and his effects are fast, graphic and mean, with Cropsy attacking several people in broad daylight before anyone can properly react. Yet the camp life before that violence deserves equal credit. Woodstock (Fisher Stevens), Dave (Jason Alexander) and Sophie (Holly Hunter) appear early in their careers, while Alfred (Brian Backer)’s position as the bullied outsider complicates the usual slasher assumptions. Cropsy is not just punishing one neat group of guilty people. His anger has spread beyond the original humiliation and become an excuse to destroy strangers. That lack of moral order makes The Burning nastier than many of the Friday the 13th imitators surrounding it.

8

‘Child’s Play’ (1988)

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There is something immediately upsetting about a killer hiding inside a toy a child loves. Child’s Play felt brutal because of that as a child. Six-year-old Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent) begs for a Good Guy doll, and his mother Karen Barclay (Catherine Hicks) manages to buy one despite their financial struggles. Neither knows that serial killer Charles Lee Ray (Brad Dourif) used voodoo to transfer his soul into the doll before dying. Andy then becomes the only witness to murders nobody believes he could have understood.

The film protects Andy’s point of view long enough for the adults’ disbelief to become part of the terror. Karen starts from a reasonable place, then has to accept that her son has been telling the truth while everyone around him treated him as disturbed. Chucky is still frightening here, before later sequels pushed his personality further into comedy. Brad Dourif’s voice has anger, panic and criminal arrogance in it. The battery discovery remains one of the cleanest reveals in 1980s horror. Karen sees that the doll has been moving without power, and every earlier scene instantly becomes worse.

7

‘You’re Next’ (2011)

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You’re Next is exactly how the name sounds. The Davison family reunion is already uncomfortable before a crossbow bolt crashes through the dining-room window. Old grudges, sibling competition and money have poisoned the evening, leaving everyone emotionally exposed when masked attackers surround the house. Then Erin (Sharni Vinson) starts responding with a level of calm nobody expected from Crispian Davison (A. J. Bowen)’s quiet Australian girlfriend.

What follows is one of the most satisfying reversals in modern slasher cinema. Erin grew up on a survivalist compound, so locked doors, broken windows and armed intruders register as problems to solve. Erin gets hurt, makes mistakes and understands the situation faster than the people panicking around her. The animal masks are creepy as hell. The family conspiracy underneath them is even uglier. Wealth has turned murder into an inheritance strategy, and the killers expect their victims to behave helplessly. Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett keep the humour vicious without draining the danger. A blender eventually becomes a weapon, which tells you how completely Erin refuses the role chosen for her.

6

‘Scream 2’ (1997)

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Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson had already exposed the rules of slasher movies, so the sequel faced a brutal question. What could Scream possibly say next without repeating the joke? The answer arrives through copycat violence, media exploitation, survivor trauma and the pressure of watching real murders become entertainment before the victims have even recovered.

Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) is trying to build a life at Windsor College when Ghostface returns. Neve Campbell’s work here has more weariness than the first film. Sidney understands the pattern now, which only makes the renewed attack feel crueler. Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox) sees another career opportunity, Dewey Riley (David Arquette) returns with injuries that still affect him and Randy Meeks (Jamie Kennedy) treats sequel rules as protection until the rules fail him. His death in broad daylight remains a punch to the chest. The sound-booth murder of Cici Cooper (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and the car escape with Ghostface unconscious beside Sidney and Hallie McDaniel (Elise Neal) show how inventive the suspense had become. Scream 2 knows sequels need escalation, then asks how much suffering audiences expect survivors to endure for another good movie.

5

‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ (1984)

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Before Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) became a comedian with knives, he was a filthy, cruel presence waiting inside sleep in A Nightmare on Elm Street. Tina Gray (Amanda Wyss)’s death announces that immediately. She is dragged across the ceiling while Rod Lane (Jsu Garcia) watches helplessly, and the bedroom offers no logical explanation for what is happening. Wes Craven had found the perfect slasher territory. Every person eventually has to sleep, and parents cannot protect children from something they refuse to acknowledge.

Nancy Thompson (Heather Langenkamp) becomes formidable through exhaustion rather than physical power. Heather Langenkamp’s character investigates the deaths, discovers the connection between Freddy and the adults of Elm Street and builds traps while her body is begging to shut down. The parents created the haunting when they burned Krueger alive and buried the truth, leaving their children to inherit the punishment. That generational guilt adds weight to every surreal image. The body bag in the school hallway, Freddy’s arms stretching across the alley and Glen Lantz (Johnny Depp) disappearing into his bed still feel wrong in the best way. Sleep was never safe again after this as a kid.

4

‘Black Christmas’ (1974)

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Black Christmas helped establish ideas later slashers would use constantly, but its influence is only half the argument. The attic, the rocking chair and the unanswered telephone leave the film in a place far colder than closure. The phone rings inside a sorority house, and the voice on the other end refuses to sound human for long. It mutters, screams, threatens and shifts between identities while the women listening struggle to understand whether the caller is joking or already nearby. Bob Clark keeps the killer hidden so completely that even his face remains outside the audience’s reach.

Jess Bradford (Olivia Hussey) is dealing with an unwanted pregnancy and a controlling boyfriend while her friends begin disappearing during the Christmas break. Olivia Hussey allows the fear to build without losing Jess’s anger or independence. Barb Coard (Margot Kidder) brings sharp humour as Barb, whose drinking and hostility barely cover her own pain. The police trace the obscene calls slowly, and the truth is horrifyingly simple. They are coming from inside the house. Nobody can promise that Billy ever left.

3

‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ (1974)

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The title promises gore that Tobe Hooper barely shows. What the film delivers is worse. Five young people travel through rural Texas, pick up a deeply unsettling hitchhiker and eventually wander onto property belonging to a family that has turned slaughterhouse methods into domestic routine. The heat, dust, noise and relentless screaming make the whole experience feel physically unpleasant.

Leatherface (Gunnar Hansen) first appears with almost no warning. Gunnar Hansen’s huge frame fills the doorway, the hammer drops and a metal door slams shut. There is no speech and no theatrical reveal in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. A human life ends with the speed of an animal being processed. The dinner scene later pushes Sally Hardesty (Marilyn Burns) beyond normal fear as the family mocks her terror and tries to involve their barely living grandfather in the killing. Marilyn Burns spends much of the last act running, falling and screaming until survival looks stripped of all dignity. Her laughter in the truck is not triumph. She has escaped with her mind hanging by a thread while Leatherface swings the chainsaw against the sunrise. One of the best slashers of all time.

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‘Scream’ (1996)

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Horror fans knew the rules before 1996. The genius of Scream was recognizing that the characters could know them too and still die. Casey Becker (Drew Barrymore) answers a phone call, talks about scary movies and slowly realizes the stranger outside understands her home better than she does. Drew Barrymore was the biggest name in the cast, which made her murder before the title card feel like a direct threat to audience expectations.

Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has already lost her mother and watched the town turn that death into gossip. Ghostface forces her to question her father, her boyfriend, her friends and the story she has been told about Maureen. Neve Campbell keeps Sidney emotionally grounded while the film around her jokes about virginity, sequels and suspicious behaviour. Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich) and Stu Macher (Matthew Lillard) are terrifying precisely because their motives are unequal. Billy has built a revenge story around his own entitlement. Stu seems thrilled that murder has given him a role to perform. Scream laughs with horror fans, understands their knowledge and then uses that knowledge against them.

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‘Halloween’ (1978)

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The king of it all. Mighty Michael Myers. Halloween is basically a white mask that appears across the street, behind a hedge and beside a clothesline. Michael Myers (Nick Castle) spends much of Halloween standing still, yet every sighting changes the space around Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis). Haddonfield looks ordinary enough to lower everyone’s guard. Children walk home from school. Teenagers make plans. Parents leave for the evening. Evil has entered a familiar neighbourhood and has no interest in explaining itself.

John Carpenter’s direction is disciplined to the point of cruelty in this film. The widescreen frame encourages the viewer to search every background, while his score creates panic from a few repeating notes. Laurie notices Michael before anyone else, partly because she pays attention and partly because she already lives more cautiously than her friends. Once the attack begins, she fights with whatever is close, protects the children and keeps moving despite believing she has stopped him more than once. Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasence) shoots Michael, looks down and finds the ground empty. The closing shots move through silent rooms while his breathing continues. The movie ends, but Haddonfield never gets its safety back.

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October 27, 1978

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Director

John Carpenter

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Debra Hill, John Carpenter

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