General Hospital gives Cassius Faison (Ryan Paevey) telling his sister Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) that he is in love with Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins Bruening). And it’s a red flag, I think, when Cassius said he is not going to lose her.

He is determined to keep his real identity a secret and he wants to keep pretending to be Nathan so he can hang on to Lulu. But is it love that Cassius feels for Lulu or is it obsession like we have seen with other Faison family members in the past?

We’re going to talk about how Cassius may be fixated on Lulu the same way that Faison was fixated on Anna Devane (Finola Hughes), and we’ll touch on some other fixated Faisons that we’ve seen on General Hospital.

Cassius Claims to Be In Love with Lulu on General Hospital

All right, so recently Britt was arguing with Cassius trying to convince him to end things with Lulu, but Cassius seems so certain that he is in love with Lulu. But Britt, I’m sure, does not believe Cassius genuinely loves Lulu or is even capable of that. But bottom line is he’s convinced himself, if not his sister.

Cassius does seem to genuinely also care about her son Rocco Falconeri (Finn Carr) and his nephew James West (Gary James Fuller), too. But obsession can look like )love until it gets out of hand. And , a good chance Cassius may be like his dad, like his mom, and like his wicked brother. He may not realize it yet, but Cassius may already be fixated on Lulu and it could turn unhealthy at any moment.

Cassius is a child of Faison after all, and it seems that obsessive affection runs in their family. If you’re a longtime GH watcher, you may remember how Anna was tormented by Faison back in the day and his twisted obsession with her that lasted for decades, pretty much till his death. He was dangerously fixated on Anna.

He went to great lengths to try and win her heart, win her body and soul. But if you remember, she was in love with Duke Lavery (Ian Buchanan) back in the day when a lot of their stuff was going on. You know, he was the great love of Anna’s life, I think, aside from Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers). Yeah, I know she and Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) had a thing, but her and Duke, I mean, come on.

Faison’s Obsession with Anna on GH

So, Faison created a Duke mask so he could impersonate Anna’s sweetie, hoping to get obscenely close to her. Because, let’s face it, Faison was crazy and crazy about Anna. And of course, when she found out he wasn’t really Duke, but Faison in a Duke mask, Anna was horrified. Faison honestly made Anna miserable for years. Because of his obsession with her and she’s still being tormented now.

At the moment, Ross Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) and Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota) are using Faison’s obsession with Anna to torment her psychologically and keep her locked up in this fragile mental state in that clinic in France. They used Faison’s fixation to gaslight Anna into a total breakdown so that they have the bandwidth to finish Faison’s Cold Fusion project with her out of the way.

Liesl Obrecht And Britt Also Fixated on General Hospital

So, let’s talk now about Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati). Although she’s only a Faison by marriage, she is also one who gets fixated. Liesl was obsessed with Cesar for many years and his obsession with Anna absolutely broke Obrecht’s heart.

And since she is Cassius’s mother, that means he inherited an obsessive gene from both sides. Twisted DNA from his mom and also his dad. Same with Britt. Honestly, while she is very different now, back in the day when she the britch fully, she was so fixated on Patrick Drake (Jason Thompson) that she stole Lulu’s embryo to try and keep him.

Peter August’s Obsession with Maxie on GH

And of course, who could forget Faison’s other son, Peter August (Wes Ramsey,) His obsession with Maxie Jones was so twisted. Peter claimed to be in love with Maxie just as Cassius insists that he loves Lulu. And just like Cassius is pretending to be someone he’s not, remember that’s what Peter did, too.

You know, he hid the fact that he was Faison’s son and made sure that his dad Faison died so he couldn’t mess up his life any further. And his true identity was one of the many things that Peter hid from Maxie. Because he was absolutely obsessed with her. Peter was willing to do anything to have a life with Maxie and James and little Bailey Louise. Sound familiar?

General Hospital: Striking Similarities

Cassius is behaving a lot like Peter, but not quite as over-the-top as Faison did with Anna. At least not yet. And hey, stick around to the end. I have a huge update about Kirsten Storms for you guys. So, considering that Peter and Cassius grew up around Faison, I suspect they are worse than Britt and far worse than Nathan. So, Cassius may be capable of the same things that Peter did on General Hospital.

And remember when his lies began to unravel, that’s when Peter went bat crap crazy. He kidnapped Maxie, took her from Port Charles, made her give up Bailey Louise so that basically she could be all his. That was after Maxie finally realized how insane Peter was.

Cassius Could Turn Obsessive on GH

And that is a lot like what Faison did with Anna. Because Faison kidnapped Anna and her daughter Robin Scorpio (Kinberly McCullough). And Faison had this twisted fantasy about having a life and making a family with Anna and Robin. So the way Peter acted towards Maxie is a lot like the way Faison was with Anna. And Cassius may turn out to be the same way.

He’s already refusing to give up Lulu even knowing she’s in danger and the risk it poses. And I think part of it is that Cassius has never felt love before or honestly ever even been liked. Because he grew up with Faison. He’s pretty much been either a henchman in training or a henchman his entire life. He didn’t have a normal childhood or a normal life.

But now that Cassius is impersonating Nathan, you know, finally Cassius is getting to feel love and friendship for the first time in his life. Nathan was the one truly good Faison. So Cassius is loving this life that he has stolen from poor dead Nathan. And Cassius likes being close to Lulu and James and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna), everybody who knew and loved Nathan. So of course Cassius doesn’t want to lose any of that, but especially not Lulu. So that’s why he told Britt he’s going to stay Nathan as long as possible. And while he’s saying things that sound like their true love and are romantic with anybody in the Faison family, there’s a thin line between affection and fixation.

General Hospital: Cassius’ Crazy Starts to Show

I expect Cassius could turn crazy obsessive at any moment. And I think we are really going to start to see his true colors when Cassius thinks his secret could be exposed, and especially if he thinks he might lose Lulu. That’s when I expect we’ll see the dark side of Cassius. And it could start soon. Because I suspect Sidwell may soon remind Cassius that he is not Nathan.

Billie Eilish is opening up about the deeper meaning behind her signature oversized fashion, and it’s more personal than fans might think. The 24-year-old Grammy winner, known for her baggy, unconventional looks, addressed her style choices in a candid interview, revealing they stem from a complicated relationship with her body.

Eilish didn’t hold back while reflecting on her past struggles, admitting her fashion choices were initially rooted in discomfort. “I had a really, really toxic relationship with my body. I had a lot of eating issues. I remember putting on, like, a big shirt and the relief that I felt,” she told ELLE. 

Over time, Eilish says her style evolved into something more intentional, tied to her identity and self-expression. She pointed to influences like Harlem fashion figure Bloody Osiris and artists like Missy Elliott and Tyler, The Creator, explaining that her aesthetic is connected to both hip-hop culture and how she views gender.

“At the same time, it was my love for hip-hop culture and wanting to be a man,” she said, before also acknowledging the internalized beliefs that shaped her thinking at the time. “This is the misogyny that we all have within us…which is that I didn’t want to be seen as feminine, and therefore weak. It’s not right. I’ve found a good way of not feeling like that.”

Eilish Says Body Image Struggles Began At Age 11

Long before her signature oversized style became a defining part of her image, Billie Eilish says her relationship with her body started to shift at a young age. Reflecting on her early years, the singer shared that her style wasn’t always rooted in baggy silhouettes. 

As a child, she gravitated toward dresses and skirts before a turning point around age 11, when she became fixated on the one-size clothing brand Brandy Melville, a phase that ultimately impacted her self-image. “What’s really interesting is that when I was a little girl, I loved big dresses,” she said last December. “All I wore was fairy dresses and skirts. I never wore pants or shorts when I was a little kid.”

She explained that struggling to fit into the brand’s limited sizing, combined with early physical development and her time in ballet, contributed to the beginning of her body image issues. “But when I got to be about 11, I got obsessed with this brand called Brandy Melville,” she continued. “And they only sold clothes in one size. I was chubbier, and I was obsessed with these clothes, but I’d buy a shirt, and it wouldn’t fit me.”

Billie Eilish Opens Up About Turning To Baggy Clothing For Comfort

Eilish added that this period marked the start of her struggles. “I wasn’t slim,” she shared. “Also, I was in ballet, and that’s this whole world of body problems.”

From there, she began leaning into looser clothing as a way to feel more comfortable and separate her appearance from her identity. “I didn’t want my body to be part of my outfit,” she said. “I wanted my outfit to be my outfit, and my body happens to be inside it.”

Eilish Says Feminine Era Was Her Way Of ‘Proving A Point’

When Billie Eilish embraced a more traditionally feminine look during her “Happier Than Ever” era, it wasn’t random; it was intentional. The Grammy winner explained that the shift was her response to ongoing criticism about her appearance, particularly claims that she “doesn’t look like a girl.” Instead of subtly adjusting her style, she leaned all the way in.

“So of course, classic me, I had to go with the completely extreme version of it,” she said. “I couldn’t just, like, wear a skirt once. I had to completely reverse everything and be this girly girl for a second and have these pink nails, blonde hair, skirts, dresses, button-ups, bras, and lingerie.”

Billie Eilish Reclaims Her Image

For Eilish, the moment was about reclaiming control over how she presents herself and making it clear she can shift between styles on her own terms. “I was just like, ‘F-ck you guys. I can do whatever I want. And then I can go back to what I was doing before, and you guys can eat it.’”

By Robert Scucci
| Published 56 minutes ago

If you grew up with cable in your house during the 90s or early aughts, you may remember a very specific, but hard-to-describe feeling. You fall asleep on the couch watching one of your programs (for me it was always Golden Era Simpsons), only to wake up hours later. Both of your arms are asleep from dozing off in an awkward position, and your show is no longer broadcasting.

Instead, you find yourself watching late-night paid programming that probably plays pretty normal when you’re more lucid, but comes off as straight from the uncanny valley because you’re stuck in that strange mental state that can only be experienced when you’re on the verge of sleep paralysis.

The short film Indistinct Chatter – Have You Ever Seen a Cow?, created by YouTuber KrainagrzybowTV, captures this hyperspecific mental state through its stop-motion visuals. The whole thing plays out like a TV left on overnight, as the sleeping subject (you, the viewer) absorbs whatever images show up on screen, creating a sort of alternate reality that makes sense in the moment but becomes increasingly disturbing the more you think about it.

Oddly Soothing, But Also Frightening

Indistinct Chatter is one of those shorts you have to see to believe. It clocks in at just over 30 minutes, and there are a handful of follow-up videos that range anywhere from one to two minutes. The content is all the same in the sense that it’s surreal, occupying that strange liminal space between consciousness and twilight that’s hard to put into words, but something we’ve all experienced before.

The main video in the series follows the life and consciousness of a little boy named Rajinder. He’s seen listening to his radio and watching television before bed, and then he’s whisked into a world full of windows and empty rooms, not unlike what’s seen in The Backrooms. From there, the whole thing becomes a stop-motion fever dream where in-universe advertisements (for products like Good Windows and a canned meat known as Bramble Bor) and television characters overlap not only with each other, but with Rajinder’s thoughts as he drifts in and out of sleep.

A Proper Visual Representation Of The Strangest Feeling

Like I said, if you’ve ever fallen asleep while watching late-night cable during your formative years, Indistinct Chatter feels all too familiar. I could be guessing on the inspiration for its title, but it reads like the kind of closed-caption display used when people are murmuring in the background, letting the viewer know something is happening just beyond the spectrum of what they’re supposed to hear. It’s like watching an episode of Home Improvement, falling asleep, and then imagining you’re in the episode too, but everybody is slightly off while acting like it’s just another wacky adventure filmed in front of a live studio audience.

As the film progresses, Rajinder’s imagination becomes increasingly unhinged as he befriends a sentient cabbage creature named Fungela, who is also featured in advertisements and becomes increasingly aggressive as he continues to play with her. By the time the whole thing wraps up, you will feel like a changed person. Not because it’s terrifying at face value, but because you’ll feel seen, as if somebody finally found a way to visually represent that weird, fleeting state of consciousness we all experience at one point or another, but struggle to put into words.

If you like surreal dreamscapes and sitcom allusions, and miss those weird blocks of late-night infomercials, Indistinct Chatter is well worth a watch and can be viewed on YouTube.

By Jonathan Klotz
| Published 13 seconds ago

Modern sci-fi owes a lot to the 1967 one-season wonder, The Prisoner, a surreal masterpiece that left the viewer wondering what the hero did to be trapped in such a bizarre seaside village, why he was trapped, and how he’d get out. Referring to its hero as only Number Six, The Prisoner’s influence can be felt in countless other series, but one of the best to pull from it aired on the SyFy channel for three seasons, from 2015 through 2017: Dark Matter.

Six strangers wake up on a spaceship with no memory of who they are or how they got there. They use the order they woke up in for names and start working together to solve the mystery. Unlike The Prisoner, they eventually figure everything out, but once they have all the answers, the questions are changed. 

Dark Matter Opens With A Twist

Dark Matter opens up with a dark, beat-up ship as one by one, the six passengers, four men, one woman (The Rookie’s Melissa O’Neil), and a teenage girl, wake up, each with no memory of who they are. On the ship designated Raza, they find a cache of weapons and an android, and learn that the last destination was a mining colony where the workers need protection from the Ferrous Corporation.  On any other sci-fi series, this would be a no-brainer, except the first big twist of the series is revealed at the end of the pilot: the passengers are the bad guys. 

Learning from the android that all of them are wanted criminals, except for Number Five, puts the recovered cache in a new light. They stole it from the group contracted to help the miners, and it’s up to them to kill the miners. It’s the first of many, many twists that Dark Matter throws at viewers during its three seasons, and as far as even the Season 1 reveals go, it’s fairly tame. 

The question remains: who wiped their memories, and why? For as long as that goes unanswered, the crew is left wondering, who can they trust? Who knows more than they are letting on? 

The Prisoner Influence Goes Beyond The Pilot

The universe of Dark Matter is small, as far as sci-fi universes go, with the story placing more emphasis on the characters themselves than any universe-shattering conflict. It has that too, but watching the group of bad guys grapple with their past actions, develop into better people, or fail to become better and embrace being the villain of someone else’s story, drives the story forward more than a hunt for a technological MacGuffin. 

The Prisoner was significantly smaller in scale, while Dark Matter lets the passengers out into the world, and yet, they can’t escape their past. From the pilot to the final episode, who they were will always define them.

Had the Patrick McGoohan classic series been allowed to continue, that was what was going to come next. Number Six would journey across the world but always remain under close watch, control, and unable to escape his fate as a prisoner. 

Dark Matter And Stargate Share The Same Creative DNA

Dark Matter is heavily influenced by another sci-fi series: Stargate. The series was created by Joseph Mallozzi, one of the most prolific writers for the other Star franchise, contributing to SG-1, Atlantis, Universe, and the upcoming Amazon series. If you’ve seen the back half of SG-1, you’ll feel right at home in the world of Dark Matter.

Like Stargate, Dark Matter was also treated unfairly by SyFy, which picked up the series but didn’t develop it, relegating it to the network’s lower-priority original programming in terms of budgets and marketing.

There’s a good chance you haven’t ever watched the series, or even heard about it. Those who have given it a chance, though, have fallen in love with the ragtag crew. 

A Sleeper Hit Streaming For Free

Finding Dark Matter is both easy and surprisingly difficult. It’s streaming for free on the CW website, but try to find anything about it, and you’ll wander into the 2024 Apple TV series, Dark Matter.

It’s such a common problem that even the Reddit for the SyFy series has been overtaken by fans of the new series. Like “Redemption” or “Rise of,” it’s time for the words “Dark Matter” to be retired from Hollywood for a few decades. 

Once you find it, you’ll enjoy Dark Matter. Yes, there are a lot of plot holes explained away by the memory wipe, but there are also a lot of expertly crafted character development and further twists to the story. For better or for worse, this is the type of sci-fi we always need more of: a crew, a spaceship, and morally dubious missions that may or may not save the day. 

Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night lineup has undergone a sudden change following the terrifying incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner

The scheduled guest for Monday’s show has been replaced after witnessing the shooting.

Meanwhile, Kimmel received heavy criticism from both President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania Trump, who slammed the TV host for referring to the First Lady as an “expectant widow” before the incident. 

Oz Pearlman is no longer set to appear on Monday’s episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live” following a dramatic shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD).

The renowned mentalist was the featured performer at the event when gunfire erupted in the Washington Hilton ballroom on Saturday night. 

While host Kimmel had previously announced that Pearlman would join him on the show just two days after the dinner, ABC’s updated guest list revealed that he has been swapped for “Pod Save America” cohost Jon Lovett, per Entertainment Weekly.

However, the episode will still feature “Grown-ish” star Anthony Anderson as originally planned. It is unclear if Kimmel’s comment about the incident played a role in the guest switch-up.

The shooting occurred while Pearlman was performing for a room full of dignitaries, leading to the arrest of 31-year-old Cole Allen. Allen has since been charged with attempting to assassinate the president, among other charges.

The Mentalist’s Trick Was Cut Short By The Chaos

The terrifying events in the ballroom left the night’s featured entertainment in a state of shock, especially as his performance was interrupted at a pivotal moment.

Pearlman, who served as both the entertainer and host for the 2026 White House Correspondents’ Dinner, was in the middle of a mentalism trick for the President and First Lady when the shooting began. 

According to witnesses and footage from the Hilton, Pearlman was interacting with Donald, Melania, and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, presenting them with a sheet of paper just seconds before security intervened.

The Blast reported that the interruption brought the performance to a sudden and unresolved halt, leaving the audience and the participants in suspense as the room descended into panic. 

Melania Trump Demands Kimmel’s Removal Over His Monologue

The tension surrounding the event only worsened as political figures began to take aim at how the weekend’s events were handled by the media.

Melania issued a scathing response to Kimmel following a controversial monologue he delivered about her and JD Vance in connection with the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. According to The Blast, the First Lady expressed outrage after Kimmel made jokes suggesting she looked like an “expectant widow.”

In a furious social media post, Melania called on ABC to take a stand and remove the comedian from the air, describing his rhetoric as both hateful and corrosive. She argued that Kimmel’s comments were intended to divide the nation rather than provide actual entertainment, stating that his words deepen the “political sickness” within the country.

President Trump Also Called For Kimmel’s Firing

The president similarly slammed Kimmel for his statements about his wife. He took to Truth Social to respond to the viral parody video, specifically addressing the “expectant widow” comment directed at Melania. 

Trump characterized the segment as a shocking and sinister display, pointing out that the video falsely made it appear as though the First Lady and their son, Barron, were sitting in the studio audience.

The President’s anger was further fueled by the timing of the broadcast, as he linked Kimmel’s remarks directly to the assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, per The Blast. 

Trump concluded his remarks by demanding that Disney and ABC fire Kimmel immediately. He expressed his appreciation for the many supporters who were incensed by the broadcast, using his platform to urge the network to stop enabling what he described as dangerous behavior. 

While the President and First Lady characterized Kimmel’s late-night monologue as a dangerous incitement, the host himself is pushing back against the idea that his words were anything more than typical comedy. 

During his most recent broadcast, Kimmel addressed the intense controversy surrounding his “expectant widow” remark, which occurred just days before the security crisis involving Cole Tomas Allen.

He used his opening segment to clarify the intent behind the joke while expressing a rare moment of personal sympathy for the ordeal the First Family experienced over the weekend.

Addressing the calls for his firing, Kimmel explained that his description of Melania was “obviously a joke about their age difference” and not a threat to the president’s safety.

The Blast reported that he characterized the comment as a “very light roast,” pointing out the reality that Trump is nearly 80 years old while the First Lady is younger than Kimmel himself. 

Despite the tension, Kimmel offered a direct apology for the trauma caused by the shooting, telling Melania he was truly sorry that she and the other attendees had to go through that experience. 

Comfy sweatpants aren’t polished . . . or are they? Anne Hathaway proved that they totally can be, and she used the most unconventional pairing to show it. Hathaway stepped out in Milan wearing these classy beige sweatpants with clogs — a.k.a. the sizzling 2026 shoe trend — and the duo is nothing short of iconic.

It’s easy to recreate Hathaway’s footwear choice with any old clogs, but you need the right sweatpants to really nail her sleek going-out look. Her luxurious Alo Yoga Accolade Straight-Leg Sweatpants prove that loungewear can actually look incredibly chic, and the style has a celebrity fanbase beyond Hathaway to prove it. Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Alba and Katie Holmes are just a few who wear these elegant wonders!

Roomy but not oversized, these Alo sweatpants strike the balance between relaxed and sophisticated. They feature a flattering high waist, a rich ivory hue and straight legs that give them a tailored-looking twist, leaning more toward trousers than sweatpants. They ensure you’ll look put-together enough for anything, whether you’re running errands or strutting around Milan like Hathaway.

Despite the almost-structured appearance, unlike trousers, these chic sweats are mega comfortable. The cotton-blend French terry fabric makes them buttery soft, cozy and breathable enough for year-round wear. Like reviewers, you’ll want every color!

One happy shopper wrote, “These are the cutest and most comfortable casual pants I own. I would love to get them in every color! They are easy to dress up a little for a day date or hanging out at home.”

“They are definitely an elevated look,” said another reviewer. “I feel put together and comfortable.”

So no, you don’t have to sacrifice comfort for an elevated aesthetic. Hathaway’s comfy yet trendy outfit formula is simple to recreate. All you need are these crowd-favorite sweatpants and clogs (if you’re feeling bold). You could even swap in your favorite sneakers for a more classic option.

We’re doing both!

Get the Accolade Straight-Leg Sweatpant for $138 at Alo Yoga!

Roomies, the celebrity kids are growing up! Bow Wow and Joie Chavis‘ daughter, Shai Moss, celebrated her 15th birthday on Monday (April 27). And her parents went all out for the occasion, from gifting her designer handbags to hosting a cutesy dinner party.

RELATED: That’s Twin! Bow Wow & Shai Moss Went Copy-Paste On A Viral TikTok Dance Challenge 

Bow Wow Surprises Shai Moss On Her Birthday

Early Tuesday, Bow Wow announced the end of ‘The Boys 4 Life Tour,’ which had concluded in Memphis on Monday night. Rather than stay in Tennessee after the show, Bow hopped on the road to surprise his baby girl, Shai! He uploaded a video of the moment he pulled up on her at a restaurant. Someone sitting with Shai Moss and her friend filmed as Bow entered the restaurant and walked up to his daughter’s table, whose jaw dropped when she saw her dad! While she processed her shock, Bow Wow explained that he had been in Dallas all day.

“The look on @_shaimoss face says it all. She thought I was still in Memphis because of  tour NOPE! Took my tour bus to Dallas right after the show last night and welp … HERE’S DAD! happy 15th Bday ❤️,” the caption on his video said.

On his Instagram Stories, Bow Wow shared more videos from his time with Shai Moss. He surprised her with two Balenciaga handbags, one in black and the other in white, which she absolutely adored! Bow also gifted her a Louis Vuitton charm bracelet. In one photo of Shai hold her new handbags, the dad joked that his daughter lives in his pockets, keeping him single!

“THIS IS WHY I’M SINGLE. SHE STAYS IN MY WALLET. IF YOU SEE ME UNDER THE FREEWAY WITH A SIGN SAYING I’LL HARLEM SHAKE FOR MONEY SPARE ME,” Bow Wow joked.

Another video shows Shai opening an Isabel Marant box, which had white sneaker boots inside. Meanwhile, Daddy Moss was behind the camera lovingly mocking his daughter as she thanked him for the gift.

Joie Chavis & Shai Pop Out For Birthday Dinner Party

Bow Wow wasn’t the only parent stepping big behind his baby girl! Joie Chavis also celebrated their daughter on Tuesday, seemingly hosting a birthday dinner at a restaurant. Joie shared a photo dump of the party on Instagram, which shows Shai Moss posing in a mini yellow dress paired with gold sandal heels. The 15-year-old styled her usual curls straight, and kept her jewelry minimal, including layered necklaces and bracelet stacks. Meanwhile, Mama Chavis wore an all-black pants two-piece with white boots.

Shai’s birthday dinner was set in a low lighting room and featured a long table decorated with different pink flowers in vases. There was also a custom pink-and-white menu with Shai Moss’ name on it. Guests dined on dishes like wagyu cheesesteak bites, rigatoni alla vodka, lobster mac and cheese, truffle tallow parmesan fries and vanilla, cookies and cream cake. In her post caption, Joie Chavis showered her daughter with compliments.

“My beautiful, smart, and kind girl. I cant believe my baby is 15. She the birthday all day everyday. Love you to infinity princess @_shaimoss 💕.”

Additionally, Joie’s included throwback photos and videos of Shai Moss throughout her childhood. Based on the recap visuals the mom and daughter shared, it’s unclear if Bow Wow also attended the dinner party.

Shai Moss ultimately shared a similar photo dump as her mother, showing photos of herself, the restaurant scene and a video of her guests singing her happy birthday. Her caption said, “Finally fifteen!” 

RELATED: Let ‘Em Know! Joie Chavis & Shai Moss Serve Up Fresh Dance Moves As The Timeline Sounds Off (VIDEO)

Friends icon Lisa Kudrow is sharing the darker side of starring on the hit sitcom.

In a recent interview with The Times of London, Kudrow, 62, said that the classic 1990s comedy “captured a kind of innocence that maybe a younger generation has never got to experience,” but it wasn’t all laughter behind the scenes.

“Oh no, there was definitely mean stuff going on behind the scenes,” said Kudrow, who played Phoebe Buffay in all 10 seasons of Friends, starring alongside Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, David Scwhimmer, Matt LeBlanc and the late Matthew Perry.

The Emmy winner recalled that the show’s writers’ room was largely dominated by men.

“Don’t forget we were recording in front of a live audience of 400, and if you messed up one of these writers’ lines or it didn’t get the perfect response, they could be like, ‘Can’t the bitch f***ing read? She’s not even trying. She f***ed up my line,’” Kudrow said.

She continued, “And we know that back in the room the guys would be up late discussing their sexual fantasies about Jennifer and Courteney. It was intense.”

“Oh, it could be brutal, but these guys — and it was mostly men in there — were sitting up until 3 a.m. trying to write the show so my attitude was, ‘Say what you like about me behind my back because then it doesn’t matter,’” Kudrow added.

Earlier this month, Kudrow looked back at her time on Friends, revealing that she was often referred to as the “sixth Friend,” claiming her costars’ Hollywood careers took off before hers did.

“Nobody cared about me,” she said of the show’s early success in an interview with the U.K.’s Independent. “There were certain parts of [my talent agency] that just referred to me as ‘the sixth Friend.’”

“There was no vision for me and no expectations about the kind of career I could have,” she said. “There was just, like, ‘Boy, is she lucky she got on that show.’”

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Despite being the first Friends cast member to win an Emmy in 1998, Kudrow said she largely booked independent movies until she landed a hit with Analyze This, the 1999 comedy starring Robert De Niro.

Related: Why Lisa Kudrow Started Watching ‘Friends’ After Matthew Perry’s Death 

Lisa Kudrow will always remember her late costar Matthew Perry thanks, in part, to old episodes of their hit TV show, Friends. “After Matthew passed away, there were marathons [on TV] and that was really comforting watching the show,” Kudrow, 62, said during a Friday, March 27, appearance on the U.K.’s Capital FM radio show. […]

“That’s when the agents and business people started circling, wanting to put me in romantic comedies and things,” she said. “I knew that wasn’t gonna work. I’m just not adorable!”

Kudrow also starred in the cult classic movie Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion, which was released in 1997. Her other credits since Friends have included HBO’s The Comeback, which is currently airing its third and final season.

Catalina White has officially been nominated for Social Media Influencer of the Year at the 2026 XMA Creator Awards, cementing her status as one of the fastest-rising comedic voices in the creator space. The nod comes after a breakout run on Instagram, where White has built a following of nearly 800,000 fans by leaning into a sharp, self-aware sense of humor that’s become her signature. But her path to influencer stardom wasn’t a straight line. It started inside a WWE ring.

Long before the viral skits and comedy reels, Catalina was signed to WWE’s developmental program back in 2008, where she wrestled under the ring name Saylor James. Her time with the company was short, but it kicked off a career in entertainment that would take her through modeling shoots with Maxim, FHM, and Complex before landing her in the creator economy.

Wrestling fans know her name from that chapter, but the audience she’s built on social media knows her for something completely different.

Bringing Comedy To A Space That Doesn’t Always Laugh

What separates Catalina from the pack of influencers in her lane is her commitment to making people laugh. She’s carved out a niche by bringing genuine comedic timing into a corner of the internet that tends to take itself very seriously, and the results speak for themselves.

“I definitely feel like the underdog in this category, and I kind of love that. It makes the nomination even more exciting,” Catalina told us. “I wanted to bring a little humor into a space that people don’t usually associate with comedy, and it’s been amazing to see fans connect with that.”

That connection is exactly what’s fueled her climb. Her comedy skits consistently land with fans because they feel like her, not a brand-safe version filtered through a dozen managers.

Catalina White: The Accidental Influencer

Ask Catalina how she ended up here, and she’ll be the first to tell you it wasn’t part of some five-year plan.

“I honestly never intended to be an influencer. I just didn’t want my cheeky sense of humor to go to waste lol,” she said. “I love making comedy skits and being able to control everything creatively, and social media gave me a platform to do that. The goal was always to make people laugh, and everything else kind of followed.”

That creative control is a big part of the story. In an era where creators are constantly pressured to chase trends, Catalina has stayed true to her own voice, writing, starring in, and producing her own content on her own terms.

From Viral Moments To Industry Recognition

Catalina White’s nomination isn’t just about follower count; it reflects a broader shift in what audiences are responding to online. In a space often dominated by polished aesthetics and curated lifestyles, her content stands out for feeling unfiltered, relatable, and genuinely entertaining.

Her rise highlights how creators who prioritize personality and originality over trends are carving out lasting audiences. Rather than relying on viral formulas, Catalina has built momentum by consistently delivering content that feels authentic to her voice, something that’s increasingly rare in the influencer landscape.

That authenticity has not only helped her grow a loyal fanbase but also positioned her as part of a new wave of creators redefining what success looks like in the digital era.

Miami And The Pink Carpet

The 2026 XMA Creator Awards roll into Miami this May, with the pink-carpet ceremony celebrating the creativity and ingenuity of the adult creator community. The annual event spotlights the creators pushing the space forward through their digital artistry, while highlighting the ever-evolving landscape of the creator world and the global fandom it inspires.

With nearly 800,000 fans in her corner and a comedic voice that’s impossible to ignore, Catalina is a real contender to take home Social Media Influencer of the Year. Fans can head to xma.show/voting to lock in their vote and help her bring the trophy home.

Whether she takes home the trophy or not, one thing is clear: the girl who once stepped into a WWE ring has built a whole new arena on her own, and her fans aren’t going anywhere.