Kristin Cavallari has some wild stories in her archive!

The on-air personality, as usual, opened up on her podcast, and this time, it was about her date with “a famous,” mystery man a few years ago, which left some vivid scenes in her memory.

Kristin Cavallari ended a 10-year marriage to her ex-husband and former NFL player Jay Cutler in 2020 and recently dated former hockey player Nate Thompson, although they eventually split.

The reality star recalled her unexpected dating experience, and while she kept the name of her date private, she did not hold back on her feelings during and after the encounter. On the recent episode of her “Let’s Be Honest” podcast, she noted that the date happened roughly four years ago, and the two dates started on a very encouraging note.

Admitting that they were one of the best dates she has ever been on with “a very famous man, first at the Sunset Tower Hotel, then at the Beverly Hills Hotel.” The two acquaintances at the time got a suite, swam all day, showered separately, and settled for a nice dinner on the patio for their second date.

Everything seemed to be going well until the conversation took an unexpected turn and the man began discussing the physical insecurities people often feel when getting to know someone new. The guy, in the spirit to quickly get over that phase, informed her about the mole on his private part, asking if she would like to see it.

Cavallari revealed that the moment caught her off guard and completely shifted the atmosphere of the date. In hindsight, the reality star questioned whether the interaction may have been something the man routinely did as a way to create intimacy early on.

The Reality Star Was Glad She Ended Things Very Early

Cavallari continued that she discovered why he was insecure about his private part because it was a direct contrast to the reputation he has held over the years about the size of his manhood. However, the reality star uncovered another layer of turn-offs as soon as her date got out of his swimsuit.

The former E! television personality recalled the famous personality having “the flattest ass and horrible bacne scars,” making her realize his insecurities were probably much more than she thought. Cavallari declared that things changed after that second date, and she never saw the mystery man again. 

She was especially grateful not to have gone overboard with him when it came to the physical intimacy aspect of their meeting. The reality star continued that her date later unraveled to be a full-blown narcissist who wanted to control, making her even happier that she dodged a bullet.

Cavallari insisted that her personality has never been listed as part of anyone on her dating history list, and she would keep it that way. 

Inside Kristin Cavallari’s Expansive Dating History 

The author’s major public relationship was with Stephen Colletti while they were in high school on “Laguna Beach.” The relationship and the love triangle with castmate Lauren Conrad were one of the show’s signature storylines and brought Cavallari before a national audience. 

As stated by PEOPLE, Cavallari went on to become involved with a number of public figures, such as Matt Leinart and Brody Jenner, after “Laguna Beach.” Her most notable relationship was with Cutler, whom she began dating in 2010 and married in 2013 after a split.

The duo welcomed three children, and after their divorce, Cavallari admitted that it was a difficult decision, but it had to happen because it had been weighing her down for years. After her divorce, she was rumored to be in a romance with comedian Jeff Dye, who also appeared with her in public and posted affectionate remarks on Instagram. 

Recently, Cavallari was also rumored to be dating popular social media personality Mark Estes. Their relationship was discussed due to their age difference, but Cavallari later stated that the breakup was not about controversy; it was about timing, priorities, and being at different stages of life.

She also went on to confirm a brief romance with former NHL player Thompson, saying it was one of the deeper relationships in her life. Cavallari admitted that their connection was based on intellectual compatibility and emotional chemistry; however, she decided not to make it more serious because she wanted to invest in herself and her career.

Cavallari Picked Out A Few Relationship Red Flags

Back in March, The Blast reported that Cavallari shared her thoughts on social media behavior in relationships, noting that a male partner hitting the like button on random women’s posts may be a cause for alarm. She believes that regular interaction, particularly by liking someone’s posts regularly, can at times be more deliberate. 

Cavallari advised women not to be too controlling of who their partners follow online, since that should not be enough to raise red flags. Meanwhile, she also noted that there is a difference between being followed and going out of one’s way to sustain attention by communicating with followers repeatedly. 

Drawing from her own experiences, Cavallari revealed that she has received attention from men on social media who she claimed were already in committed relationships. She singled out married men who have regular contact with stories or posts and maintain a public image of a family life online. 

The TV personality remembered one example where a married man had his wife on his profile, but went on to repeatedly interact with her posts. Cavallari acknowledged that the actions were frustrating and that sometimes she would like to see partners be more conscious of those interactions. 

She subsequently attacked what she calls performative loyalty online, stating that some people act one way in public and another way in private. While Cavallari said that, admittedly, everyone has their own personal limits with their relationships, she made note that sometimes, the repeated online engagement might say more than somebody intends.

Kristin Cavallari Reflected On Her Early TV Days

While Cavallari was basking in the glow of the ninth anniversary of her jewelry brand Uncommon James, she also brought back a bit of the past with a revisit to her days on “Laguna Beach” days later. 

The group discussed their pay for Season 1 on the game of “First We Feast” on TikTok with former Season 1 cast members Conrad and Colletti. Cavallari surprised her castmates after recalling earning a slightly higher amount per episode, prompting reactions from both Conrad and Colletti.

Cavallari revealed that she always thought everyone was paid the same and joked that she would have filmed the show for free anyway. However, the producers subsequently increased their pay to become equal, although it was not significantly higher.

It arrived as a result of renewed interest in “Laguna Beach” after the reunion special, and served as a reminder of how far the now-famous rivals Cavallari and Conrad have come, as they are now best of friends.

What wild story will come from Kristin Cavallari next?

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Back in the ’80s, conservative parents had it out for bands like Twisted Sister, Motley Crue, anything Ozzy Osbourne had his name attached to, and Dungeons & Dragons. By 1985, we had the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC), spearheaded by Washington wives Tipper Gore and Susan Baker, and thanks to them, we got the supremely badass “PARENTAL ADVISORY” sticker on every album deemed explicit, which only made kids want to buy them more. Which leads us to 1988’s Black Roses, a film billed as horror but playing more like a horror-adjacent satire about Satanic Panic, mass hysteria, and the kind of preemptive damage control groups like the PMRC injected into communities “for their own good.”

Black Roses holds up decades later because it completely subverts the whole idea of Satanic Panic in the most hilarious way possible. Here, we have a cool and conscientious high school teacher who doesn’t buy into the doom-speak, actually witnesses the titular Satanic band and all the damage they’re causing to his class and everybody else, only for every other concerned parent to brush off his reservations about letting them complete their three-day stint in Mill Basin. The result is a small town successfully destroyed before the band moves on to the next stop.

It’s a direct-to-video outing that leans into the parental insecurities of the time, simultaneously taking shots at helicopter parents and more level-headed authority figures alike for not quite being able to read the room in any meaningful way.

Dressed To Impress

Right off the rip, we’re supposed to like Matthew (John Martin), the hip and down-to-earth high school teacher we spend most of Black Roses following. He encourages his students to hold forums in the form of open-ended discussions about the day’s lesson, and he’s the last person who would ever succumb to Satanic Panic because he thinks his students are smart enough to make their own informed decisions about the media they consume and how it influences them. Everybody in his class, and the entire school, though, is obsessed with Black Roses, the controversial band coming to town that has parents in an uproar.

Here’s where Black Roses gets kooky. Matthew is right not to panic like the rest of the parents. Town hall meetings are held ahead of the band’s upcoming three-show run, and every adult resolves to show up and see a Black Roses concert for themselves before making a final decision. Everybody attends, and the band is dressed nicely, respectful to the crowd, and puts on the kind of goodie-two-shoes performance that would put even the most conservative parents at ease.

The problem is that the members of Black Roses knew concerned parents were going to show up and suss them out, so it was all a ruse. They are, in actuality, a Satanic group, and the second the parents dip out after the early show, the fog machine fires up, everybody onstage is wearing leather bondage outfits, and it’s painfully obvious that their goal is to hypnotize an auditorium full of impressionable teenagers into doing their bidding. Now that those pesky parents hellbent on censorship are out of the equation, they can reveal their true demonic nature and wreak havoc.

As the concerts escalate, Matthew catches wise to their nefarious intentions and becomes the hysterical authority figure who wants Black Roses out of town forever. He doubles down on his claims when one of his students, Julie (Karen Witter), now possessed, murders his ex-girlfriend Priscilla (Carla Ferrigno) because she’s romantically interested in her teacher and feels the need to eliminate the competition. Matthew voices his concerns to Mayor Farnsworth (Ken Swofford), but the mayor saw what he saw and has deemed the band harmless, even though the band’s leader is named Damian and looks like he’s seconds away from performing a human sacrifice onstage at any given moment.

Well, That Ended Poorly 

Black Roses holds up today because it doesn’t really take a side in the Satanic Panic debate, which is where most of its humor comes from. On one hand, you have a gaggle of concerned, out-of-touch parents who only want what’s best for their kids but only know how to get upset over rock music and offer misguided advice. Then there’s Matthew, who represents the “cool” teacher we all had growing up, the one you’d want to grab a beer with when you’re old enough. He’s the last person to buy into Satanic Panic because he knows art is just art and that, as long as you have open, healthy discussions about it, you’ll be fine.

In between is the band itself, a group of literal demons who win over the parents while scaring the daylights out of Matthew. It’s the ultimate role reversal, and so much fun to watch play out because it’s one of the rare instances where the mob is wrong and the voice of reason is right in the worst possible way.

Black Roses takes great pleasure in subverting genre conventions, and it doesn’t hurt that glam metal band King Kobra contributed a healthy amount of music for the fictional band playing onscreen. If you want to explore your dark side and get possessed by Black Roses’ infectious melodies, you can stream the film for free on Tubi as of this writing.

President Donald Trump is backing congressman Tom Kean Jr., who has been missing for the past three months.

“Congressman Tom Kean is a Great Representative for the People of New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District!” Trump, 79, wrote via Truth Social on Monday, June 2. “A Tremendous Advocate of our America First Agenda.”

The president continued, “Tom is working tirelessly to Keep our Border SECURE, Stop Migrant Crime, Grow our Economy, Cut Taxes and Regulations, Champion Small Business, Unleash American Energy DOMINANCE, Support our Brave Military and Veterans, and Protect our always under siege Second Amendment.”

Trump added that Kean, 57, has his “complete and total endorsement” and encouraged his supporters in New Jersey to go vote for the missing congressman on Election Day, Tuesday, June 2. (Kean is running unopposed in the Republican primary and will face off against the winner of the Democratic primary race in the November general election.)

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“GET OUT AND VOTE FOR TOM — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!” the president concluded.

Kean reshared Trump’s message of support via X writing, “Thank you for your support, President Trump! Primary Election Day is tomorrow – get out and vote! 🇺🇸.”

Trump’s endorsement for Kean comes after the congressman made headlines for his lack of public appearances and a slew of missing votes. Kean cast his last vote on March 5. One month later, Kean claimed via social media that he has been MIA because he is dealing with a “personal medical issue.”

“My doctors continue to assure me that my recovery will be complete and that I will be back to the job I love very soon,” Kean wrote via X in late April. “I expect to return to a full schedule and be at 100 percent.”

Kean also addressed that he had missed multiple votes that occurred during those two months.

“I take my responsibilities seriously and have a strong record of showing up and delivering, which makes this absence all the more difficult,” he continued. “I am especially proud of my Congressional team, who have kept constituent services and legislative work moving forward without interruption, and my political team for ensuring the campaign continues to run strong.”

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Since that statement, Kean has not been present in person on Capitol Hill and has missed more than 100 votes.

Last month, Kean provided an update on his return via a telephone interview with the New Jersey Globe.

“My doctors are confident that I’m on the road to a full recovery,” he told the outlet. “I understand the need for public transparency, and I appreciate the support of my constituents.”

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Last Fall, long-suffering Stargate fans were finally able to celebrate with the grand announcement that the franchise’s long-time writer and director Martin Gero was going to be spearheading a new revival series on Amazon Prime. On June 2, barely 10 months later, Amazon pulled the plug and canceled the entire series. Nothing has been said publicly, but various news outlets including Variety and Deadline, have been putting together the pieces of the puzzle and as of now, it looks like Amazon decided to axe a show for hardcore sci-fi fans because it was being built to appeal to…hardcore sci-fi fans. 

By The Fans, For The Fans

The details of Gero’s plan for the series, where it would be set, how far into the future of the franchise, and how it would tie into the three other Stargate shows, have never been made public. What fans know now is that allegedly the vision for the show wasn’t a good fit for Amazon. That news came after the series was written. It’s rare for a show so far along to be canceled instead of redesigned to fit better with the network, which means the differences had to be considered insurmountable. 

On the face of it, this sounds like the new Stargate was being designed for fans of Stargate SG-1. The same die-hard fanbase who has kept the franchise alive for over 30 years, filling multiple conventions each year, buying spin-off novels, binging Atlantis and Universe, and they think “Wormhole X-Treme” is one of the best episodes of any sci-fi series. That should be the target audience and not a reason to cancel a series. 

Sci-fi fans will never outnumber the people watching Reacher, but keep in mind that Amazon also produces Fallout and Invincible, two niche genre shows. This is the same company that saved The Expanse, one of the greatest sci-fi shows of the last 15 years, from cancellation. Yet, early reporting is that’s exactly why Amazon decided to again disappoint Stargate fans with another revival tease. 

Stargate Fans Are Used To Disappointment

Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis never pulled the same numbers as Star Trek, but they were good enough to remain on the air long enough for 15 seasons and over 300 episodes between the two of them. Stargate Universe, the most recent series from 2009, only lasted two seasons due to network interference. It’s since been reclaimed by Stargate fans as a hidden gem. Fans want the crew of the Destiny back, not the behind the scenes production drama. 

Once again, Stargate fans will go to bed disappointed. It’s something we’ve become used to over the last decade. Maybe someday Amazon will realize the potential in developing a show for fans, which it did with again, both Fallout and Invincible. Then again, since the revival announcement took place, Amazon’s revolving C-suite door has led to the departure of multiple executives who greenlit Martin Gero’s vision in the first place. Stargate Command’s greatest foe isn’t the Goa’uld, it’s entertainment executives unwilling to give sci-fi a chance.

For those that haven’t given Stargate SG-1 a chance, it’s a great time to see why it’s a classic, with the entire series now streaming on Netflix.

Although Preston Pippen came from a reality TV family, his mother, Larsa Pippen, still had to give him a bit of advice about living his life in front of the cameras.

Preston is one of the stars of Netflix’s newest reality show, “Calabasas Confidential,” and in it, the son of NBA legend Scottie Pippen opens up about his personal life as the offspring of famous parents.

In later episodes, Preston also gets close to one of his co-stars, Alexie Epstein.

Speaking with E! News, Preston said that his mother, “The Real Housewives of Miami” alum, Larsa, told him to be his authentic self while filming the series.

Additionally, Larsa, who has had her fair share of dramatic feuds on camera, gave her son another piece of advice about dealing with his co-stars.

“Don’t really trust anybody, because even though we’re all friends, once in front of a camera, people are gonna act different,” Preston said.

Preston Wasn’t Afraid To Talk About His Life As The Son Of Larsa And Scottie Pippen

On the show, Preston speaks about being the product of divorced parents. (Larsa and Scottie separated in 2018 and divorced in 2021.)

However, Preston wasn’t afraid of speaking about his life, telling the outlet that he “kind of knew what I signed up for.”

That doesn’t mean signing on the dotted line was easy for him, though. He revealed that he asked himself whether the show was worth revisiting that challenging time in his life.

It clearly was, as he said, “I’m a big boy now.”

Preston Pippen Said His Friends At School Used To Tease Him About His Mother’s Alleged Affair With Future

According to a previous report from The Blast, in the show, Preston opened up about his mother’s alleged affair with rapper Future and how that affected him.

“It was just all over the place. You would think, at that age, when you’re going to school, that it is safe and you’re dodging the drama at home,” he said. “People I thought were my friends would make jokes, and there’s already so much noise in the house.”

He shared that people at his school would mock him over the headlines, saying, “Kids at school, like my friends, would play music by a rapper that my mom was taking to at the time, and it was just sh-tty.”

While Larsa initially denied a connection with Future, she later confirmed that the pair had been in a “respectable relationship.”

“It wasn’t like a—it was just like we were friends and we needed each other at that moment. And that was basically it,” she said. “I think people make more of it. It’s just better conversation for people to say, oh she cheated on him, she this, she that. It was none of that. Scottie wasn’t even living at home with me.”

Brandi Glanville Speaks About Her Son’s Sex Life On ‘Calabasas Confidential’

In another episode, “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum Brandi Glanville made an unexpected admission about her son’s sex life.

Speaking with her son, Mason Cibrian, Glanville praised the youngster’s girlfriend, Sarah Dower, revealing how much she loves her.

As the conversation went on, Glanville shared the story of the time she learned her son was no longer a virgin. “I remember realizing he wasn’t a virgin when I walked by his room, and I heard a spanking being given,” she said on camera.

“I was just like, ‘F-ck my life, my son is not a virgin anymore,’” she said before adding, “I think he was 15 or 16, and I was crying. I’m like, ‘I am so uncomfortable right now. But at least he’s giving a spanking at least. He’s got some moves.’”

Kandi Burruss Gave Her Daughter Advice, Too

Larsa isn’t the only Bravo veteran giving their children advice about navigating reality TV. According to The Blast, Kandi Burruss told her daughter, Riley Burruss, to also be herself on Bravo’s “Next Gen NYC.”

She also reminded Riley about the importance of being honest. “I just told her don’t be on there [and] say anything that you ain’t going to stand behind. You got to make sure you keep it honest on this show,” Kandi said. “And even if you say something they don’t like, just own it and keep it pushing.”

“Don’t let them rewind no tapes on you like how they do [with] people on the shows. We not doing that,” Kandi joked.

Netflix’s international crime machine has always had a weapon most streamers would kill for, and that’s Money Heist. While films like Dog Day Afternoon set the initial standard for heist films, nothing has become as huge as Money Heist. It’s so big that it has become impossible for this show not to cross one’s mind after the word “heist” is spoken out loud.

The show basically proved that a red jumpsuit, a mask, a ticking plan, and a crew full of romantic disasters could turn a Spanish thriller into a global event. The latest installment in the franchise is currently trending in 85+ countries. According to FlixPatrol, over the last week alone, the show has been sitting at an average Netflix TV ranking between roughly No. 2 and No. 3.4, which is massive for a returning international spin-off. It hit #1 in 42 countries on May 23, then kept landing first-place finishes across markets such as Spain, Argentina, Brazil, Greece, Israel, Pakistan, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Venezuela, and several others throughout the week. Even as of May 29, it was still #1 in 20 countries, while holding strong Top 3 positions across much of Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and South Asia.

The latest trending installment is Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine, which is Season 2 for Netflix’s official Money Heist spin-off for Berlin’s (Pedro Alfonso) character. And until the world of Money Heist makes a comeback with possibly a story revolving around Professor (Álvaro Morte), Berlin is as close as it gets to well-planned heists.

Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine’ Is Already Matching the First Season’s Global Pull

Berlin Season 1, now titled Berlin and the Jewels of Paris, was huge. It debuted at #1 on the Non-English TV list with 11.3M views and reached the Top 10 in 91 countries to become one of Netflix’s biggest non-English shows at the time. Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine was released globally on Netflix on May 15, 2026. Pedro Alonso returns as Berlin, with Tristán Ulloa, Michelle Jenner, Begoña Vargas, Julio Peña, Inma Cuesta, and others joining the Seville-set heist. This time, the target is tied to a priceless da Vinci masterpiece, which gives the spin-off the cleanest possible hook.

Since Berlin Season 2 is now trending in 87 countries, it’s safe to say the show has nicely carried the charting projectile forward. It remains to be seen whether the new season will surpass the previous installment.

Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine is available to stream on Netflix. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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  Pedro Alonso

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