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Forget Star Wars, These Sci-Fi’s Are Better And Capture The Same Vibe
By Jonathan Klotz and Joshua Tyler | Published
Star Wars used to be the end-all, be-all in space sci-fi, but in the years since the original trilogy, others have rushed in to fill the void left by its waning popularity. Whether you love new Star Wars or hate it, you’d probably still love more of that old-school Star Wars vibe. Luckily, there’s a way to get it.
We set out to determine which non-Star Wars movies and TV shows most capture the feel of Star Wars, while at the same time delivering the best possible spectacle and story. It’s not just a ranking of which entry is best. If it were, then Babylon 5 would be a lot closer to the top.
These are the 18 best sci-fis that are most like Star Wars, without actually being Star Wars.
18. Jupiter Ascending
Jupiter Ascending is the only entry on this list that includes Channing Tatum playing a half-man/half-dog. There’s no hiding the fact that Jupiter Ascending is a strange movie. It was supposed to be the Wachowskis grand return to sci-fi cinema, but instead, it’s a glorious mess.
Mila Kunis plays Jupiter, a housekeeper and secretly the Queen of Earth. The forces of House Abrasax, led by Balem, want to stop her from claiming her legacy. Eddie Redmayne’s performance as the villain may make you think he wandered in off a different, far more serious movie, but no, that’s just how uneven the tone is.
For all of its faults, Jupiter Ascending was a throwback in 2015 to the 90s-style of sci-fi that tossed you into a strange, wonderful world, and dared you to try and keep up with it. The film doesn’t work; it’s barely coherent, visually confusing, and the acting is… questionable. And yet, Jupiter Ascending dared to be weird, it tried to do something different, and a decade of sanitized, by-the-numbers sci-fi later, it’s worth checking out for anyone sick and tired of movies developed by committee.
17. Rebel Moon
Zack Snyder wanted to make a Star Wars film, but Disney said no, so he went to Netflix and made Rebel Moon. Sometimes it really is that simple. George Lucas used Akira Kurosawa’s Hidden Fortress as inspiration for A New Hope, and Snyder used Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai as inspiration for Rebel Moon.
Adapting Seven Samurai is always a recipe for success. It’s a great story. A few holding out against all odds against the many? Rebel Moon is a handful against a battalion.
It’s one of Netflix’s most expensive original movies. The streaming giant gave Snyder a blank check, and it looks like it. Rebel Moon is near the bottom of this list for a reason, but it’s worth checking out once, if for no other reason than to see Zach Snyder’s vision for Star Wars, but it’s a bit of a drag with uneven pacing and the patron saint of bad movies, Charlie Hunnam.
You can also experience the sequel, The Scargiver, which was so bad that Netflix yanked the black check out of Snyder’s hands before he could utter the words, “Trilogy.”
16. Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets
Few people in Hollywood can match the visual style of French director Luc Besson. He brought to life The Fifth Element and Scarlett Johansson’s Lucy, but his most beautiful film is Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets. Based on a French comic series, the film is packed full of stunning visuals; each world on its own would be the highlight of any other movie, but here, it’s just scene 5.
Dane DeHaan and Cara Delevingne lead the cast as Federation Soldiers sucked into a decades-old conspiracy around a missing planet. The massive space station Alpha is home to over 3,000 alien species, and maintaining peace among them is a dangerous balancing act. In Valerian, the focus isn’t on Babylon 5-style politics, but on exploring different worlds and coming across a new alien species every 10 minutes, making the film a visual masterpiece.
If your favorite part of Star Wars is the constant parade of unique and strange background aliens, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets is the perfect movie for you.
15. Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
The success of Star Wars in 1977 took Hollywood by surprise and started a scramble for the next big sci-fi hit. Universal Pictures pulled the old Buck Rogers license out of mothballs and turned it into a television series, but then, six months after the series had debuted, the television pilot hit theaters as a standalone movie.
That sounds convoluted, but then again, so does everything when it comes to Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, a film that put trade negotiations front and center decades before The Phantom Menace. NASA astronaut Buck Rogers emerges from suspended animation in the 25th century and immediately finds himself in the middle of trouble between the remaining humans on Earth, living in New Chicago, and the Draconians, an alien species secretly plotting to conquer the planet.
The movie is again a pilot for the two-season television series, which started with Buck as a defender of New Chicago and, in season two, had him roaming the galaxy with his crew to find the lost tribes of humanity. If you were to mash the Star Wars prequels against Flash Gordon, you’d get Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.
14. Babylon 5
If your favorite part of Star Wars was the Galactic Senate from the prequels, then there’s a 90s sci-fi series for you. Babylon 5 puts the focus on intergalactic politics in a way no show has before, or since. Set on a space station that houses countless alien species, all with their own goals, motivations, and ancient grudges, it’s sci-fi for the most hardcore of sci-fi fans.
The show starts off with an attempted assassination on the Vorlon ambassador, Kosh, and Babylon 5’s commander, Jeffrey Sinclair, is the prime suspect. It’s a quaint beginning for a show that would eventually culminate in one of the best sci-fi wars ever shown on a television budget. Unlike every other show on this list, Babylon 5 was plotted from the very beginning to tell a single, cohesive story over 5 seasons.
That right there puts it above The Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker, two feature films that couldn’t agree on what story the sequel trilogy was trying to tell.
13. Krull
It was one of the largest box office bombs in history. For decades, it was the butt of jokes. But Krull had the last laugh. Combining science fiction with fantasy, a simple rescue-the-princess plot alongside one of the coolest weapons in movie history, Krull became a cult classic.
After The Beast interrupts Prince Colwyn’s wedding to Princess Lyssa, he sets off on a quest to win her back. The only thing in his way is the Beast’s mountainous Black Fortress and an army of Slayers. All Colwyn has is a band of magicians, thieves, including a young Liam Neeson, and a cyclops.
The special effects don’t hold up today, the plot is as basic as it gets, but there’s no denying that Krull is a fun movie. Sometimes you don’t need 30 minutes of worldbuilding and exposition; all you need is a quest to slay an evil warlord and rescue a princess.
12. Killjoys
Say “sci-fi western” and most people think of The Mandalorian, or Firefly, but there has to be someone, at least one person out there, who thinks of Killjoys. The Canadian Sci-Fi original series aired for 5 seasons, from 2014 to 2019, and you didn’t watch a single one.
Dutch, Johnny, and Da’vin work as bounty hunters, and these three are professionals, so they don’t disintegrate any of their targets. Looking at you, Boba Fett. Over the course of 50 episodes, the trio unravels the mysteries of the universe, upends the delicate political structure, and end up saving the universe. A few times.
When Star Wars fans were excited over the video game Star Wars: Outlaws, or the canceled 1313, what they wanted was a game that plays like Killjoys. It’s a sci-fi western about characters who aren’t exactly heroes, but unlike that other show, this one was able to tell a complete story. That and you have to love a show that uses the name, Team Awesome Force.
11. Stargate
It’s hard to remember now, but for most of the 80s and 90s, Star Wars wasn’t a pop culture juggernaut; it was something nerds loved. During that dark period, studios tried to create their own Star Wars-style sci-fi franchises, and of all of them, Stargate found the most success. It all began with the 1995 Roland Emmerich film that sent the U.S. military through a portal to battle an Egyptian God. Surprise. It’s an alien.
Unlike other movies on this list that throw an endless string of nonsense names and deep, unfathomable lore at viewers within the first 30 seconds, Stargate takes its time to explain what’s going on (there’s a strange portal, they go through it), why it’s important (can Ra invade Earth from his side?), and teases at why the aliens all look like they came out of Ancient Egypt.
Stargate introduced moviegoers to a universe of infinite possibilities, and for once, it paid off with the launch of the television franchise (does this sound familiar?). Between Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, and Stargate Universe, there are 17 seasons of amazing sci-fi adventure television waiting to be discovered. Best of all, there’s a new series coming to Amazon Prime. The Stargate is opening again and now’s the time to step through.
10. The Last Starfighter
It’s every kid’s dream. After countless hours playing a video game, it becomes real, and you get to save the universe. 1984’s The Last Starfighter is pure wish fulfillment, and it’s awesome.
Like Star Wars: A New Hope, it follows the classic hero’s journey format. Only, instead of growing up in the desert, our future hero fighter pilot grows up in a trailer park.
Teenager Alex Rogan earns the high score in the arcade game Starfighter, not realizing it was developed by an undercover alien to locate warriors to save his planet. Alex goes from living in a trailer park to flying a real spaceship against real aliens in the span of 48 hours.
The greatest tragedy about The Last Starfighter is that we never received a legacy sequel. 40 years later, video games are more popular than ever before. A modern-day remake would be a license to print money. Sci-fi can be wish fulfillment that exists for no other reason than to be fun and make you happy. To this day, nothing hits that mark quite like The Last Starfighter.
9. The Fifth Element
One of Bruce Willis’s best movies, The Fifth Element launched the career of Milla Jovovich, helped turn Chris Tucker into a star, and proved that well-written, visually-stunning sci-fi could become a blockbuster even in the jaded culture of the 90s. By 1997, caring about things and earnestness was considered uncool, which became a plot point in Luc Besson’s sci-fi magnum opus. How The Fifth Element earned over $290 million at the box office, and millions more through DVD sales, should be studied by upcoming filmmakers.
The Fifth Element turned a futuristic cabbie into an unlikely savior when the reincarnation of a forgotten alien species lands on the hood of his cab. Together, the two have to stop The Great Evil from consuming Earth by overcoming Zorg, a greedy billionaire who might be the creepiest sci-fi villain of the 90s thanks to Gary Oldman’s scenery-chewing performance.
Few films to this day are as manic as The Fifth Element, which deserves to be right up there on every sci-fi fan’s Mt. Rushmore and, in the process, delivers some of the same kinds of space thrills as Star Wars.
8. Flash Gordon
Besides the amazing soundtrack provided by Queen, Flash Gordon is the most American sci-fi movie you’ll ever come across. A quarterback saves the universe using his football skills to take down a unit of elite guards? How awesome is that?
Star Wars was inspired by the serials of the 1930s, and Flash Gordon was one of those serials. But it started out as a comic strip, and you can tell. The villain’s name is Ming the Merciless, all the visual designs are old-school pre-Star Wars sci-fi, and again, the hero’s name is Flash Gordon. This is pure camp, and that’s before you get to the legendary overacting of Brian Blessed as Vultan!
The tropes, designs, and plot beats of Flash Gordon make it required viewing for all sci-fi fans, and it has the same DNA as Star Wars. You can’t appreciate how far science fiction has come if you don’t know where it started. Flash Gordon is a love letter to the genre’s pulp roots, and honestly, you wish more films were made today in the retro-futuristic style. Ming the Merciless may be corny, but the man’s rizz is unmatched.
7. John Carter
In a just world, John Carter would have been the start of a retro-futuristic sci-fi franchise to rival Star Wars in scale and scope. Taylor Kitsch should have become a superstar. John Carter is a fantastic movie that bombed hard because Disney had no idea how to market it.
Adapting the classic sci-fi pulp novel, A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs, the same man who created Tarzan, John Carter looks fantastic, and the story of a Civil War soldier sent to Mars is a straight-up crowd-pleaser. Unfortunately, the limited crowds that went to see it weren’t enough to make it a success.
John Carter’s Mars vistas stretch on forever, but that beauty came with a hefty price tag. The film needed to earn $600 million to break even. It earned $300 million. Disney lost hundreds of millions of dollars and decided instead of turning John Carter into a sci-fi franchise, they’d go out and buy one.
Three years later, Disney bought Star Wars.
Now do you wish you had seen Taylor Kitsch’s cult hit in theaters when you had the chance?
6. Farscape
Star Wars has shifted gears in the last few years, becoming a streaming franchise. It’s playing catch-up behind the 90s and early 2000’s series Farscape, which perfected the serialized formula of ragtag heroes going up against an oppressive government. Farscape is clearly influenced by the original trilogy, right down to having Jim Henson’s Creatureworks provide puppets, but that’s not a bad thing.
Farscape starts off with human astronaut John Crichton surviving a trip through a wormhole and winding up on the far side of the galaxy. He quickly learns to get along with the escaped convicts Ka D’Argo, Zhaan, and Rygel on board a living spaceship, the Moya, as they try to stay one step ahead of the corrupt Peacekeepers. Later on, the leather-clad villain Scorpius comes after Crichton for his hidden knowledge of wormholes, and this all leads to Crichton being split into two separate versions: an imaginary Scorpius living in his head, the organic spaceship giving birth, and a constant struggle to survive when it feels the entire universe is out to get them.
If you liked the original trilogy, and even if you liked Guardians of the Galaxy, you need to fire up Farscape and start binging it right now. This is everything fans wanted out of a Star Wars streaming series.
Welcome To The Top 5
Congratulations, you’ve reached the top five, and things are about to get really fun. Keep in mind that this list is ranked by two criteria: how much something is like Star Wars and how good it is.
It’s an average of the two factors, which can result in all kinds of ranking weirdness, especially in the lower levels of this list. These are the 5 best Star Wars sci-fis that aren’t Star Wars at all.
5. Predator: Badlands
Remember when Chewbacca carried C3-PO on his back? How the mismatched characters played off of each other? Turn that into a survival story on an alien planet where everything is trying to kill them, and you get Predator: Badlands, the latest in the long-running franchise.
Dek is a Predator who heads off to a planet in order to hunt down the apex predator. A Weyland-Yutani android is the only survivor of an encounter with the beast. Only the top half of her body survived. Dek straps her to his back, and together, they navigate a world where everything is trying to kill them.
It has the feel of a Star Wars novel in the best way possible. It’s easy to imagine a Wookie and a droid having to navigate a planet similar to Genna. Predator: Badlands lacks the size and scope of a Star Wars film, but it’s an absolute blast from start to finish. All it takes is one setting, two characters, and a horde of bizarre alien lifeforms that make the Rancor look like a puppy.
4. Firefly
The Mandalorian was praised for taking Star Wars in a bold new direction: Space Western. Well, why not take some time and enjoy the series that put space westerns on the map? Firefly is still the greatest one-season sci-fi series of all time, and the sequel film, Serenity, is the perfect ending to the crew’s story.
Out on the edge of the known galaxy, Captain Malcolm Reynolds and his crew pick up odd jobs, carrying cows, protecting a brothel, whatever they have to do to get enough gas to keep flying. Imagine the adventures of smuggler Han Solo under the watchful eye of the Empire, and that’s Firefly, only with no aliens, more cowboy hats, and more jokes.
A new animated series is on the way, set between the end of Season 1 and Serenity, making this the best time to get caught up on the space western that paved the way for The Mandalorian.
3. Dune
David Lynch’s Dune is an underrated masterpiece, but Denis Villeneuve’s modern adaptation turned the classic sci-fi novel into a blockbuster. 12 years before Star Wars, author Frank Herbert took sci-fi fans to the planet of Arakkis, the center of intergalactic politics and trade, thanks to the miracle mineral: Spice. Imagine if Tattooine was important for any reason other than its abundance of Skywalkers, and that’s Arakkis.
It even has a chosen one, destined to reshape the galaxy. Paul Atreides is the hero that Anakin Skywalker wishes he could be. Paul liberates his planet, unites a people, has twins destined to be even greater than him, and doesn’t become a villain. In the first two movies.
Star Wars is more of a space fantasy than hard sci-fi, but Dune isn’t afraid to get weird. Later books include human/sandworm hybrid that lives for thousands of years and rules over the galaxy. Oddly, that’s not as strange as it gets.
2. The Expanse
A grounded, hard sci-fi series might not seem like it would have much in common with Star Wars, but The Expanse centers around a ragtag group of misfits on a medium size ship flying around saving the Galaxy.
It’s based on a series of books set in a not-too-distant future where humanity has colonized the solar system. Earth, Mars, and the asteroid belt are locked in political tension, and a crew of unlikely allies gets pulled into events that reshape civilization.
Despite being a totally different type of space sci-fi from Star Wars, The Expanse pulls off the crew of the Millennium Falcon against the universe vibe better than anything has since The Empire Strikes Back. Ride shotgun with the crew of the Rocinante as they battle to save the solar system from threats not inside and out, on one of the best sci-fi shows ever produced.
1. Guardians of the Galaxy
Guardians of the Galaxy is so much fun, it turned a dancing tree into the hottest Christmas toy. Comic fans knew how strange and bizarre the cosmic side of Marvel was, but in 2014, the general public took a trip to Knowhere and had their minds blown for the first time since they stepped foot inside a hive of scum and villainy.
The colorful cast even brings to mind the original trilogy, except both Star-Lord and Rocket are Han Solo, Gamora is Leia’s intrusive thoughts given physical form, Drax is C-3PO, Groot is R2-D2, and Mantis is… there.
The Guardians trilogy is among the very best of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and any one of them could be someone’s favorite movie, and you know what, sure. It’s fun, and it’s awesome. Each one of them reveals another strange corner of the galaxy, and while yes, Adam Warlock was wasted, the thrill of what comes next is only comparable to the original trilogy.
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Jamie Lynn Spears is opening up about the terrifying day she thought she had lost her daughter forever.
Nearly a decade after Maddie Aldridge’s near-fatal ATV accident, the actress and her now-18-year-old daughter are reflecting on the ordeal that left their family fearing the worst.
From desperate prayers to what Spears describes as a miracle recovery, the mother-daughter duo is sharing how the life-changing experience strengthened their faith and forever changed the course of their family’s story.
In a new interview with PEOPLE, Jamie Lynn Spears looked back on the 2017 accident that nearly claimed Maddie’s life.
“That was the day I thought I’d lost my daughter. Against all odds, this baby girl fought to be here,” the actress revealed.
Maddie was only eight years old when she was riding an ATV on the family’s property in Fluker, Louisiana. According to Spears, the frightening incident happened in an instant.
“We were watching her, and we still don’t quite know if she was dodging a dog or what it was,” she shared, adding, “She went in the water and me, my father-in-law and my husband [Jamie Watson] ran as fast as we could to go jump in to get her out, but she was stuck under the ATV.”
As family members rushed to help, Spears’s mother-in-law called 911. Emergency responders arrived within minutes to assist in rescuing Maddie from beneath the vehicle.
Spears Thought Her Daughter Was Gone
The situation became even more devastating once Maddie was pulled from the pond.
“When Maddie was pulled out of the water, it was really not a sight anybody wants to see,” Jamie Lynn Spears recalled. “At that point, she was not breathing. We thought that she had passed.”
Then came a moment the doting mom says she will never forget. A firefighter suddenly announced they had found a pulse.
Maddie was immediately airlifted to a hospital, where doctors placed her in intensive care. She remained in a coma for two days as loved ones waited and prayed for signs of improvement.
The family’s fear grew so severe that a priest was called to administer her last rites. For Spears, the experience was almost impossible to process as she watched her daughter fight for survival.
Jamie Lynn Spears Believes A Miracle Happened In The Hospital
While Maddie remained unconscious, Spears shared that an extraordinary moment unfolded in her hospital room.
“He comes in, and she physically sits up in all her restraints and tubes,” the 35-year-old said while recalling the priest’s visit. “I’m screaming for the doctors, like ‘Come in here now!’”
The experience left everyone stunned. “Even the priest was like, ‘I’ve never seen anything like what’s happening,’” Spears explained.
For the “All That” actress, that moment strengthened her belief that her daughter could hear the prayers surrounding her.
“I knew she was in there and felt all of us praying. We were given a miracle, and I don’t take it for granted,” she said
Although Maddie has no memory of the accident itself, she believes the ordeal had a lasting impact on the family’s faith.
According to Spears, “I feel like our faith got a lot stronger. In the end, I think such a negative experience affected us positively.”
Spears Says Maddie’s Recovery Led To A Special Promise
Before the accident, Maddie had often talked about wanting a younger sibling. According to Jamie Lynn Spears, those conversations took on new meaning while her daughter remained in a coma.
“I was bargaining with God, like, ‘Take my arm, take my leg. I don’t care. Just give me my baby back,’” she recalled, adding, “I was like, ‘I’ll have a baby. I’ll have whatever you want.’”
When Maddie finally regained consciousness, Spears immediately remembered one thing. “You going to give me that baby?” she asked her mother.
Spears laughed while remembering her response. “I was like, ‘Oh, He’s already calling in,’” she shared. Only a few months later, the singer became pregnant with her second daughter, Ivey, who was born in 2018.
Jamie Lynn Spears Celebrates Maddie’s Bright Future
Despite the grim predictions that followed the accident, Maddie made a full recovery and is now preparing for an exciting new chapter.
“Seeing everybody rally around me, it made me realize how blessed I am. It really made me so grateful for every day,” Maddie said during the interview.
The teenager is set to attend the University of Southern Mississippi this August, where she plans to study health sciences while continuing her softball career.
Watching her daughter thrive remains something Spears says she never takes for granted. “I just was so happy to have her, but how in the world did God give her back?” she said.
The actress reflected on everything Maddie has accomplished since that frightening day, saying, “And then He gave her back in a way that she’s succeeding, she’s beautiful, she’s kind, she’s smart…”
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The residents of Stars Hollow are busier than ever.
Season 16 of “The Real Housewives of New York City” is expected to premiere sometime in 2026. However, as filming has wrapped, Erin Lichy is dishing on the season and teasing what fans can expect from Carole Radziwill, who is returning as a friend of the show.
This comes after a new report claimed that the fan-favorite “RHONY” star had a feud with Sai de Silva, who first joined the show in season 14 following the full-cast reboot.
Lichy attended The One Party by Uber in New York City in June 2026. While at the event, she spoke to Us Weekly, previewing what viewers can expect from season 16 of “The Real Housewives of New York City.” Notably, the series has been off the air since early 2025.
She teased, “It’s gonna be good. We have some new people that really mesh well with us. They bring some spice. I feel like I found some besties.” Regarding Radziwill’s return to the show, Lichy called her “amazing,” saying she “mixes well” with the other ladies.
The “RHONY” star added, “She brings a whole other element, and seeing her sort of overcome what happened with ‘Love Story,’ while our show was being filmed, was really interesting.”
The Bravo Star Says Carole Radziwill Gets ‘Messy’ In New Season
Lichy continued discussing the upcoming season of “RHONY” by going into specifics about some of her costars. Regarding Radziwill, she revealed that fans will see her get “a little messy” when the series returns. She added, “We love it.”
The 38-year-old also dished on Daisy Toye, who is new for the season, stating, “Daisy’s bringing it. I love her. Daisy and Carole are my girls, but we all really love each other.”
Lichy’s comments come after TMZ reported in June that Radizwill and de Silva maintained a contentious relationship throughout the course of filming. Per the report, this was the case, as Silva noted on camera that Radziwill was mentioned in the Epstein files due to her association with Ghislaine Maxwell.
Some of their interactions were described as de Silva “grilling” Radziwill, stating that she felt the need to do so as she has children.
‘RHONY’ Fans Are Weighing In On The Rumored Carole Radziwill And Sai de Silva Beef
Following Lichy’s comments and the report about Radziwill’s upcoming on-screen drama with de Silva, fans are weighing in. For the most part, social media users feel that, if true, de Silva had a right to question the “RHONY” legend. However, others question whether the 45-year-old may have taken things too far, given Radziwill’s previous explanation of her connection to Maxwell.
One X user said, “Sai is angry and loud every season with someone, and she is never fun or interesting. She’s the sole reason I won’t be tuning in.” Someone else stated, “Sai needs to get some new material if she’s going to come for The Princess Carole.”
However, a different person reacted, saying, “Now I’m interested in watching. I think Carole does need to be grilled on this subject. She shouldn’t even be back in the show. Very disappointed in Andy and company for casting her.”
Lastly, a different “RHONY” fan said, “I believe Carole has explained this. She was in the same circles, so she knew Ghislaine, and she did take her picture. I don’t know how well they knew each other. Not defending Carole, but if people are willing to believe the Clintons didn’t know her, I wouldn’t jump on Carole.”
Sai de Silva Seemingly Confirmed Carole Drama
Following reports of a feud, de Silva took to her Instagram Stories to post a cryptic message, hinting that the rumors about her issues with Radziwill were true. She did so by posting a mirror photo of herself while in a makeup chair.
She captioned the photo “Just out here asking the questions that everyone wants to know…” Naturally, most “RHONY” fans assume she used the post to confirm that she did, in fact, ask the 62-year-old about her inclusion in the Epstein files.
Erin Lichy Previously Discussed The Upcoming Season
Lichy appeared on “Watch What Happens Live” in April 2026, roughly a month after the “Real Housewives of New York City” cast had begun filming. During the episode, host Andy Cohen teased, “If y’all knew all of the insanity that Erin is in the middle of right now, shooting the ‘Housewives of New York,’ you would understand why she needs a night off tonight.”
She responded, “Yes, correct.” The rest of the “RHONY” season 16 cast includes returner Jessel Taank and other newbies Hailey Glassman and Erika Hammond.
A family vacation takes a devastating turn in New York City this week after a sightseeing trip ended in tragedy. Eighteen-year-old Romanch Mahajan visits Central Park with family members when a frightening chain of events unfolds. And, it’s leaving witnesses in shock and his loved ones facing an unimaginable loss.
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Mahajan’s Family Sightseeing Trip Turns Into Terrifying Ordeal
According to reports, an 18-year-old tourist identified as Romanch Mahajan was riding in a horse-drawn carriage with family members on Wednesday afternoon when the horse suddenly became startled and bolted through Central Park. Authorities say the carriage operator had stepped away from his position near the horse to take a photo of the passengers when the animal took off. Witnesses described seeing the horse race through the park as the carriage sped out of control before ultimately colliding with another carriage and overturning. During the incident, the crash reportedly threw Mahajan from the carriage, causing him to suffer a severe head injury.
Bystanders Rush To Help As Tragedy Unfolds
Emergency crews rush to the scene as shocked bystanders call 911 and try to help. Mahajan is taken to a nearby hospital, where he later dies from his injuries. Witnesses describe the scene as chaotic, with family members visibly shaken as emergency teams work to provide aid. Officials later confirm that the horse, a 7-year-old named Sampson, does not suffer any injuries during the incident.
Critics Renew Push To End Horse Carriages
The tragedy has since reignited debate surrounding New York City’s horse-drawn carriage industry. Transit Workers Union officials criticize the driver’s actions, saying carriage operators are not supposed to leave their horses unattended to take photos. Meanwhile, activists, lawmakers, and animal welfare advocates have renewed calls to ban horse-drawn carriages altogether, arguing that recent incidents involving carriage horses highlight ongoing safety concerns for both passengers and animals. The accident comes just days after another carriage horse reportedly collapsed and died in Central Park, adding even more scrutiny to the long-running controversy.
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It looks like Toosii‘s football chapter has come to an end. According to LSU head coach Lane Kiffin, the rapper has stepped away from the university’s football program and returned his focus to music after attempting to balance both careers.
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LSU Coach Opens Up About Toosii’s Decision To Leave Football
On Wednesday, June 17, reports surfaced that Toosii had stepped away from LSU’s football program and returned to pursuing music full-time, according to head coach Lane Kiffin.
During a recent appearance on Tyrann Mathieu’s podcast, Kiffin said Toosii decided to step away from football after struggling to balance college athletics with his music career. The coach also revealed that the rapper had signed a promotional deal with a gambling company. According to Kiffin, the partnership created additional challenges due to NCAA rules and restrictions.
“He signed with one of the gambling companies where you do commercials and promotional work,” Kiffin said on the podcast, which was released Tuesday.
According to WBRZ, Toosii informed the team that he wanted to return to focusing on music after pursuing football at the collegiate level. Kiffin also pushed back against claims that Toosii’s time with the program was merely for publicity.
“I really enjoyed being around him. It wasn’t a stunt at all,” Kiffin said. “He really wanted to see if he could do it.”
Social Media Reacts
The news quickly sparked reactions across social media, with many users weighing in on Toosii’s decision.
Instagram user @mermaidvibezz2 wrote, “lol Toosii just be doing stuff 😂”
Another Instagram user @ashaximan wrote, “They must got that man doing drills 😂”
While Instagram user @alliyahtc wrote, “lmaooo playing in them people establishment”
Instagram user @respectfullykween wrote, “Toosii…. please stay out these ppl schools and get in the studio 😂😂”
Another Instagram user @tymaniiii wrote, “And that position could’ve been given to someone who really wanted it and was gon take it serious”
While Instagram user @superthrowedddd wrote, “He going through a mid life crisis at 26”
Instagram user @Elise.j_ wrote, “They money was drying up 😂”
Another Instagram user @44everkey wrote, “Da,mn he must’ve gotten knocked out on the field and said heeellll naww back to the music”
While Instagram user @s.boujee_ wrote, “He did it for the plot yall knew he wasn’t serious when he kept switching schools 😂
Toosii & Samaria J Recently Sparked Relationship Speculation Online
The football news comes shortly after Toosii made headlines for a viral Threads post that left fans questioning the status of his relationship. The 26-year-old rapper sparked conversation after asking followers, “Is love cooked these days?” The post quickly gained traction online, with many fans wondering whether Toosii was hinting at issues in his own relationship. Some users questioned why he would ask the question while reportedly engaged, while others pointed out that his engagement photos with fiancée Samaria J appeared to have been removed from his Instagram account.
The speculation also followed a viral post from Samaria J, the mother of Toosii’s children and his longtime fiancée. In the post, she shared that she loves her partner and wants to be married to one person forever. However, she admitted she does not want to share a room or live with a man. The post quickly went viral and sparked major reactions online. It also led to a public response from Toosii, adding even more fuel to the ongoing relationship speculation.
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For celebrity aesthetician Jess Bowers — who has worked with numerous notable stars including Pamela Anderson — keeping it simple is the answer.
“Less is more has always been my approach to beauty,” she tells Us.
The NYC-based facialist is known for her fast, intuitive results, calming aggravated complexions and delivering a noticeable glow. Her minimalist, no-nonsense approach has earned her a loyal following seeking solutions for a range of skin concerns. The issue she’s hearing about most right now? The area around the eyes.
“The biggest complaints are dark circles, puffiness and eye bags,” she says, as well as “sagging and fine lines.” Bowers has a theory as to why the eye area is receiving more attention.
The fastest way to look instantly more awake is surprisingly simple: under-eye patches, and Jessica Biel is proof. The actress has been leaning on the Jouer Luminize Dark Circle Correcting & Smoothing Eye Patches for that bright, well-rested look — the kind that reads fresh and effortless, even up close. Instead of masking tired eyes, […]
“For a while, the focus has been on achieving ‘glass skin’ or finding the best skincare routine in general, but not so much on the eyes,” she explains. “So even if your skin is glowing, discoloration, crepiness or visible volume loss can throw everything off.”
The age of clients coming to her with these trouble spots has gotten increasingly younger.
“For a while, it was people in their 30s and older. Now, I have clients in their early 20s asking about eye treatments,” she notes. “I think increased screen time plays a role. All that late-night doomscrolling can also contribute to more creasing from squinting, as well as side sleeping.”
When treating the eye area during her sessions, Bowers relies on a unique massage technique that uses an incredibly light touch to stimulate circulation.
“I focus on increasing blood flow in a way that mimics the circulatory boost you get from an ice bath,” she explains. “Then, I incorporate cryotherapy, which is the cherry on top.”
If you’re unable to visit Bowers in person at the intimate skin speakeasy where she practices in the West Village, don’t fret: she shared her easy-to-follow daily recommendations with Us for keeping the delicate eye area moisturized, smooth and refreshed all season.
And while skincare certainly plays a role, Bowers also swears by a few on-the-go tools she keeps in her purse for a well-rested appearance. Read all about it:
THINK BEYOND TOPICALS
While Bowers stresses to always consult a doctor before beginning a new supplement, she praises BioAstin Hawaiian Astaxanthin for its potent antioxidant properties that help boost the skin’s defense against UV-induced oxidative stress.
INSTANT FIX
One nonnegotiable in her routine is the Adapt Cream from Pamela Anderson’s clean, vegan skincare line, Sonsie. She applies it all over her face and neck, but especially loves the healthy, hydrated glow it gives her under-eyes.
POWER DUO
Guys care about their under-eyes too! The pro recommends Harry’s Cooling Eye Kit, which includes a stick packed with feel-good aloe vera, seawater and caffeine, plus a weighted zinc tool to quickly bring down puffiness.
FOR A MORE CONTOURED APPEARANCE
She uses Jillian Dempsey’s Gold Sculpting Bar “to gently de-puff and lightly sculpt the eye area before a big event.”
BYE-BYE, TIRED EYES
Too much screen time and squinting in the sun? Bowers swears by Clarins Total Eye Lift, a sustainable product that’s formulated with organic white horehound to help combat the negative effects of blue light and organic horse chestnut escin to target dark circles.
SLEEP SAVIOR
“One easy way to support the eye area is switching to a silk pillowcase or silk eye mask,” she says. “For side sleepers, it can help reduce creasing around the eyes.” Try Slip’s Pure Silk Pillowcase.
Dehydration is a top skincare concern during the summer, so Us Weekly spoke with NYC-based aesthetician Jess Bowers to discover the best solutions for scoring super-moisturized, glowy skin. The celebrity facialist — who sees clients from around the world from a private skin speakeasy in the West Village — believes less is always more when […]
A CULT-FAVORITE
“They are the only under-eye masks that truly work,” she says of Goop Beauty’s Lift + Depuff Eye Masks. “I like to keep them in the fridge for an extra cooling effect.”
ORGANIC APPROACH
“Use chilled eye compresses, like tea eye pads — it’s a simple, more natural way to help inflamed or tired-looking skin appear more awake,” says the NYC-based expert. (Her go-to is Baudelaire’s Eyes Tea.)
FRENCH PHARMACY FAVORITE
Bowers touts Embryolisse’s Intense Lift Eye Cream for its ability to leave the eye area soft and radiant, thanks to evening primrose oil and organic chestnut blossom extract.
ON-THE-GO RESET
Summer travel can lead to a fatigued appearance, so she suggests packing True Botanicals’ stainless steel De-Puff Under Eye Roller. It’s lightweight and compact, making it easy to keep on hand for a quick massage that can help enhance the absorption of your favorite eye products.
BAG ESSENTIALS
A STYLISH SHIELD
Guard against hours of screen time — or disguise tired eyes in an instant — with blue-light-blocking glasses like Good In Bed’s KAI in Dark Tortoise.
EYE-OPENING HACK
Draw attention away from fine lines and shadows by lifting and curling lashes with the Hermès Le Courbe-Cils Eyelash Curler.
FLAWLESS COVERAGE
Effortlessly conceal dark circles, redness and other imperfections with Dior Forever Skin Perfect, a sweat and water-resistant foundation.
Summer House’s Ciara Miller is in her cool girl era.
The reality star, 30, gushed about her recent career successes as she won the Allison Williams Cool Girl Award at the 2026 Las Culturistas Culture Awards, which took place in May and aired Wednesday, June 17, on Bravo.
“Thank you so much. If by ‘cool,’ you mean utterly disappointed in everyone around me, yes, I am so f***ing cool,” Ciara said in her acceptance speech, alluding to ex West Wilson’s controversial relationship with her former BFF, Amanda Batula.
She continued, “Obviously, this year has been a little rough, but you know what they say: the best revenge is winning the Allison Williams Cool Girl Award. And booking Love Island USA. And being in Shaboozey’s music video. And also being a registered nurse. And a model. So I’m gonna put this in the bathroom at my new house.”
Ciara Miller held her tongue about her ex West Wilson’s new romance with her onetime best friend, Amanda Batula, for weeks. When she finally spoke out, she didn’t hold back. Ciara broke her silence on the Summer House dating drama in a wide-ranging Glamour interview published April 17, 2026. “It’s one thing to experience hurt […]
Later in the evening, Summer House costar Mia Calabrese took home the award for Best Vibe, Hands Down, and gave a shout-out to Ciara.
Mia, 34, said she’d learned “the importance of best friends,” adding, “I’d like to thank my best friend, Ciara.”
The Summer House cast and viewers alike were left shocked in March when rumors began circulating that West, 31, and Amanda, 34, were dating. They later confirmed their burgeoning relationship in a joint Instagram statement.
Ciara previously dated West, and it seemed the couple were rekindling their relationship on Summer House season 10, which recently wrapped on Bravo. Amanda, meanwhile, announced her separation from estranged husband Kyle Cooke in January, just months before she was linked to West.
Summer House’s West Wilson is addressing ex Ciara Miller’s intense reaction to his newfound romance with costar Amanda Batula. West, 31, was quizzed about how Ciara has taken the news by his “Show Me Something” cohost Sophie Cunningham on the Monday, May 25, episode of their podcast. West dated Ciara for several months in 2023 […]
“It’s one thing to experience hurt behind closed doors. To experience it so publicly is like another layer, and then to have to see what you thought was your life still play out in season 10. It’s a major mindf***,” Ciara said of the relationship between her ex and her former friend in an April interview with Glamour.
“At the end of the day, a guy’s a guy. Whether or not West and I are working on a relationship, you just can’t put anything past a man,” Ciara said, admitting she felt more hurt by Amanda. “But I just never would think that it would come from someone like Amanda, who has been what has felt like in my circle and in my corner for so long. I think that’s the craziest part.”
Since the Summer House controversy erupted earlier this year, Ciara is staying booked and busy. She is currently cohosting Love Island: Aftersun on Peacock and will appear as a contestant on Dancing With the Stars season 35 this fall.
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Jennifer Lopez appears to shade Marc Anthony, says she had 'very little help' raising their twins
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Jeff Probst isn’t just the face of “Survivor,” he’s also been one of the driving forces behind the franchise’s success since the reality show’s debut in 2000. As the series gears up for Season 51 and continues to thrive, Probst has revealed a surprising vision for where “Survivor” is headed next, sparking different reactions from longtime fans.
On June 17, Jeff Probst took to Instagram to announce a new “Survivor” project in development with Paramount Animation and CBS: an animated film based on the reality show.
“It’s still everything we love about ‘Survivor.’ Big personalities, funny characters, surprising alliances, competition, chaos, and of course, a lot of heart. But this time, the players aren’t human,” Probst revealed. Instead, the players will be from the animal kingdom.
The host continued, saying that part of the show is having different personalities who have to learn to live together while playing against each other in the competition. “Setting it in the world of animals gives us a whole new playground to play with,” Probst added.
“Very, very, very excited. I can’t wait for you to meet this new tribe,” he concluded.
The Host Will Be An Executive Producer For The Film
Probst enthusiastically shared the news with his followers, writing, “This will be an all-out comedy with animals competing for the chance to be crowned the sole Survivor. Let’s go!!!”
As reported by Variety, Probst will serve as an executive producer for the upcoming film. The outlet also shared the movie’s synopsis, which reads, “Set on a remote mystical island, animals from all around the globe compete for a once-in-a-lifetime chance to be crowned the sole Survivor.”
Following Probst’s announcement, some former “Survivor” players shared their reactions. News anchor Rick Devens, who came back for Season 50, commented, “So you need a voice talent? Because…” Another player, Ozzy Lusth, who has competed five times, wrote, “Jeff the…eagle? prairie dog? Bear??”
Tiffany Seely, who appeared on Season 41 and struggled to cross a balance beam, noted her performance “may have been an inspiration for one of the characters.” Meanwhile, Adam Klein, who unanimously won in Season 33, quoted Season 1 player Susan Hawk’s infamous jury speech and wrote, “As nature intended… the snake will eat the rat.”
Jeff Probst’s Announcement Garnered Mixed Reactions
The idea of a “Survivor” animated film garnered mixed reactions. Many expressed their excitement, with some urging Probst to bring back the show’s most beloved players to voice the animals. “Love the idea! Can’t wait,” one user commented.
Others were on the fence about the new “Survivor” expansion, but would give it a try. “This is not the direction I was expecting… But I am curious about it.” Another wrote, “Don’t know how I feel about this.”
Still, some fans were not at all enthused. “This sounds like a terrible idea,” commented a user. “That sounds so stupid,” said another.
The Host Released A ‘Survivor’ Card Game
This isn’t the first time “Survivor” has gone beyond television. In December 2024, the card game “Survivor: The Tribe Has Spoken” was released. Probst created the game in conjunction with Exploding Kittens to allow die-hard fans to test their strategies and become the sole survivor.
The game adapts elements from “Survivor,” including immunity idols and advantages, while also urging players to form alliances and orchestrate blindsides. The final two players must plead their case to the jury of eliminated players to win.
The “Survivor” card game proved to be a success, with both fans and non-fans giving rave reviews. In January 2026, a new game, “Survivor: Let’s go to Rocks,” was released, which could be a standalone game or an expansion to the first card game.
‘Survivor’ Celebrated 25 Years On Air
The first season of “Survivor” aired in 2000, and Season 50 concluded in May 2026. To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the show invited 24 old players to compete in the milestone season, and involved the fans by allowing them to vote on game mechanics and production design. Celebrity fans also participated, including Billie Eilish, Jimmy Fallon, Zac Brown, and Mr. Beast.
Aubry Bracco, who has competed four times, became the sole survivor and went home with $2 million and a Toyota Land Cruiser.
“Survivor 51” is scheduled to premiere in the fall.
Corey Feldman is setting the record straight after a frightening in-flight medical emergency sparked widespread concern and speculation.
The actor was rushed to the hospital after falling seriously ill on a flight from Chicago to Los Angeles earlier this week, with early reports suggesting he could be suffering from pancreatitis or gallstones.
Now, Feldman is revealing what really happened, claiming a medical misdiagnosis fueled the alarming rumors before doctors ultimately determined he was battling a severe case of food poisoning.
Corey Feldman has broken his silence after a health scare that began during a flight from Chicago to Los Angeles on Monday.
As The Blast reported, the 54-year-old became ill while onboard, and paramedics were waiting for him at the gate after the plane landed.
Early reports suggested Feldman may have been suffering from pancreatitis or gallstones, leading to widespread concern among fans. However, the actor later revealed that those reports stemmed from what he described as an incorrect preliminary diagnosis.
Addressing the situation on Instagram while promoting his new single, “What Am I Here 4?,” Feldman explained that a doctor initially believed he was dealing with a more serious condition. He also alleged that someone at the hospital shared that information with the media before his evaluation was complete.
“I WANTED 2 TOUCH BASE AFTER THAT BIG OL HEALTH SCARE & LET U ALL KNOW IM ALIVE & WELL,” Feldman wrote.
He continued: “IT WAS A BIG SCARE BCUZ A DR MISDIAGNOSED ME & THEN SOME1 ON THE MEDICAL STAFF SENT THAT MISDIAGNOSIS 2 THE MEDIA IN REAL TIME, BASED ON THE RESULT OF A PRELIMINARY BLOOD TEST!”
Feldman Reveals The Real Cause Of His Hospitalization
After undergoing multiple tests and spending the night in the hospital, doctors ultimately determined that Corey Feldman was suffering from a severe case of food poisoning.
“HOWEVER IT WAS ONLY FOOD POISONING THANK GOD! ILL B OK. NOW BACK 2 ROCK N ROLL…..” he wrote in the same post.
Before the final diagnosis was known, Feldman’s representative shared an update that the actor was resting while awaiting an MRI.
Doctors had already ruled out gallstones as a possible explanation for his symptoms, helping narrow down the cause of his illness.
Once the medical mystery was solved, the representative shared Feldman’s appreciation for the support he had received.
“Corey wants to thank everyone for all of the love and well wishes,” the representative said per the Daily Mail, adding, “He has definitely seen a lot of the messages and really appreciates everything.” What exactly triggered the food poisoning remains unknown.
As news of Feldman’s hospitalization spread, concerned fans rushed to social media looking for updates.
The actor’s most recent Instagram post before the emergency featured photos and videos from Gary, Indiana, Michael Jackson’s hometown.
Feldman had stopped there to pay tribute to the late singer before continuing to Chicago for a special screening of his 1985 classic “The Goonies.”
Initially, comments on the post focused on the event and his tribute to Jackson. However, once reports surfaced that he had been taken to the hospital, the conversation quickly shifted.
“What happened on the flight bro? Hope you’re ok,” one fan asked. Another wrote, “Just saw online you were admitted to hospital.”
Others offered words of encouragement. One fan shared “Hope you’re ok Corey! Sending love,” while another added, “Sending prayers Corey, hope you feel better soon.”
Feldman’s Busy Weekend Came Before The Medical Scare
The health emergency came at the end of a packed weekend for Corey Feldman. The actor had reunited with fellow “Stand By Me” stars Jerry O’Connell and Wil Wheaton for special anniversary events celebrating the film’s 40th year.
The trio, joined by host Dan Pasternack, appeared at events in Indiana and Chicago honoring the beloved coming-of-age classic, which was directed by the late Rob Reiner.
The celebrations arrived months after Feldman publicly addressed being left out of an Academy Awards tribute honoring Reiner.
While O’Connell and Wheaton participated in the tribute, Feldman was not invited, a decision that generated significant discussion among fans.
Reflecting on the situation during the anniversary events, Feldman told Entertainment Weekly, “I think Jerry and Wil did what had to be done.”
He admitted that he was disappointed no one had the opportunity to share personal reflections, adding, “I personally was probably maybe a little bothered by the fact that nobody got to speak or do or say anything from their own heart.”
Corey Feldman Previously Addressed His Oscars Snub And Rob Reiner Tribute
The actor acknowledged that being excluded from the tribute felt personal, saying, “It felt a little bit like a family reunion I wasn’t invited to.”
However, he quickly redirected attention to Reiner and his wife Michele, who were tragically killed inside their Los Angeles home in December 2025.
“Instead I just want to say that I’m with the rest of us, we’re all very destroyed that things went down the way they did, losing Rob when we all thought he’d be joining us at some point for this tour and it’s a tragedy,” Feldman said.
Earlier this year, a source told the Daily Mail that Feldman had been “devastated” by the Academy’s decision and viewed it as a major “slap in the face.”
The source claimed Feldman had expected to participate, especially because O’Connell and Wheaton were included.
According to the insider, both actors allegedly sought answers from the Academy and believed Feldman should have been part of the tribute as well.
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