Sara Haines became emotional while revealing the heartbreaking family loss that forced her to miss an episode of “The View.” The daytime television host explained that her father-in-law had died after spending a week in hospice care. Haines learned of his death shortly before Wednesday’s live broadcast and decided to step away from the show to support her husband, Max Shifrin. Her emotional explanation also put an end to speculation sparked by her co-hosts’ mysterious on-air comments about her absence.

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Haines returned to “The View” on Thursday and immediately addressed why she had been missing from the previous day’s episode. “I wanted to share why I was missing yesterday,” Haines said, according to Entertainment Weekly. “My father-in-law passed away. He [had] been in hospice for a week, so we knew it was coming.”

Although the family had time to prepare for the possibility of his death, Haines said the reality of the loss still brought an overwhelming emotional release. “I think the second that landed, it kind of allowed a load [we were] carrying [to] gush out,” she added.

Haines said she “found out right before the show [Wednesday],” prompting her decision to sit out the broadcast.

‘The View’ Host Is Supporting Her Grieving Husband

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Haines has been married to Shifrin since 2014. The couple shares three children, sons Alec, 10, and Caleb, 7, and daughter Sandra, 8. The television personality explained that Shifrin had been away from his children while coping with his father’s declining health. “Max has been gone. He hasn’t seen the kids, and now he’s finally back, and we’re pouring love into him,” Haines said.

She also reflected on the powerful relationship her husband shared with his father. “[He] was the most important person in Max’s life,” she said of her father-in-law. “I think I learned about this man on my first date because [he] was Max’s North Star, so it’s the chapter we’re in, and we’ll all be part of this club eventually. But wow, it’s brutal.”

Sara Haines Wanted To Stop Rumors About Her Absence

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Haines said she decided to speak publicly because she wanted to “quell any rumors going around” following Wednesday’s broadcast.

Speculation began after Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar had an awkward exchange while discussing why Haines was not at the “Hot Topics” table. Goldberg indicated that Haines might return the following day, but Behar quickly clarified that their co-host was not sick. The panel did not provide any additional explanation at the time, leaving viewers wondering what had happened.

During Thursday’s episode, Alyssa Farah Griffin joked that Behar had “made it sound scandalous.” “You made it sound so interesting. I almost didn’t want to ruin it with the truth,” Haines added.

The Daytime Host Has Previously Missed The Show For A Family Emergency

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Haines has been open about unexpected circumstances affecting her appearances on “The View.” Earlier this year, she missed an episode after a portion of the basement ceiling in her home reportedly collapsed because of water damage.

According to Entertainment Weekly, the problem was traced to a corroded pipe. Haines and Shifrin had previously experienced a similar plumbing issue involving their water heater. Her latest absence, however, carried a much heavier emotional toll as she focused on her grieving husband and their children.

Haines did not share additional information about funeral arrangements or how long her father-in-law had been ill.

Sara Haines Previously Left ‘The View’ Before Returning

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Haines originally joined “The View” as a permanent co-host in 2016 after working on programs including “Today” and “Good Morning America.” She departed the daytime talk show in 2018 to co-host “GMA Day,” which was later renamed “Strahan, Sara and Keke.”

Haines returned to “The View” in 2020 and has remained part of the show’s main panel.

Miley Cyrus released her latest album, “BASS PERSAUDES,” and reflected on the milestone on Instagram. Cyrus first teased the album weeks ago, releasing the lead single of the same name and describing the project as a “love story.” Before that, Cyrus made headlines when she revealed she was using only her first name after more than 20 years in the spotlight.

Cyrus shared a carousel of images from the album photoshoot on Instagram. In the caption, the “Hannah Montana” alum reflected on the special project and shared more about how the 11-song tracklist came to be.

“This album happened fast, but that’s been my life for 20 years,” she said. “Once I started wishing to land a role that would make LA my home, it’s been nonstop.”

Cyrus went on to say that “BASS PERSUADES” is a “reflection of everywhere” she’s been throughout her career and “the peace that came with starting to slow it all down.”

She finished, “Thank you for celebrating this release with me. It’s a special record, and it’s bliss to share with you. Love always.”

Miley Cyrus Previously Described The Upcoming Project As A ‘Love Story’

Cyrus previously opened up about making her album, according to a report from The Blast, and said the project would explore deeply personal themes.

“This album is a love story, but love stories are never one-dimensional. They’re always layered,” she said. “There is definitely a romantic thread weaving through it because, like all my records, it’s a reflection of where I am in my life. But this one feels especially meaningful because this feeling has stayed with me through multiple eras.”

She continued, “That’s something I hadn’t really experienced before. A peaceful kind of love has become a theme across my last three records. Not just the love I share with someone else, but the love I’ve found for myself.”

In a separate post promoting the project, Cyrus shared even more thoughts about her 10th studio album and explained how much the batch of songs means to her. “Music takes hold of us. We feel it, sing it, sometimes dance to it, let it out and carry on. It is powerful, vulnerable, sweet and strong. Heart full, heartache, every part of life in between. That’s what the title means to me,” she said.

Miley Cyrus Is Returning To The Stage

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To promote her project, Cyrus is returning to the stage to perform solo for the first time since 2022. Per The Blast, Cyrus will have two shows at the Hollywood Bowl in October 2026.

“It’s been a while,” she said. “The Hollywood Bowl is my favorite place to experience music and see my favorite artists. I’ve sat in those seats many times, but I’ve never taken the stage. LA is my heart, and I’m bringing it home. See you there. Miley.”

Speaking with Apple Music, Cyrus spilled the beans about her upcoming performances, saying she chose the Hollywood Bowl because it’s close to home.

Elsewhere during the interview, Cyrus addressed the high demand for the shows, saying fans should do everything they can to snag a ticket.

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“This is the ultimate dress rehearsal. I’ve learned now through the queue that my calculations are correct, and people will come to me. I don’t need to drive to you,” she said. “This is proof of concept and potentially the beginning of something broader, but within your own terms.”

Cyrus Makes A Major Name Change At The Beginning Of September 2026

Cyrus’ album also comes amid the singer’s recent name change. According to The Blast, Cyrus revealed on social media that she was dropping her last name and going by her first name only.

The “Bolt” actress first teased the change alongside a promo shot from “BASS PERSUADES,” writing plainly, “MILEY.”

Billy Ray Cyrus Reacts To Daughter’s Name Change

Cyrus’ dad, Billy Ray, reacted with a heartfelt Instagram post and said he believed his daughter’s move made sense given her level of fame.

“I told Miley yesterday I felt good about her going with her first name,” he said, adding that other major artists like Cher, Dolly Parton, Elvis, and Prince have gone by their first names as well.

He finished by saying Cyrus’ choice felt like a “natural progression for an iconic superstar legend.”

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Saturday Night Live is gearing up for season 52 with the series’ full cast reveal.

Less than two weeks before the season 52 premiere, which is scheduled for Saturday, September 26, SNL announced who would be returning to the cast and who would be joining the series. Saidah Belo-Osagie and Grace Reiter were revealed as the two new additions to the cast.

Following the season 51 shakeup, most of the cast has stayed on for one more year. Fans of the variety show were already aware that Chloe Fineman would be leaving after seven seasons. Bowen Yang shockingly exited midway through season 51.

Keep scrolling to see who is in — and who is out — for SNL season 51:

Michael Che: Returning

Che will continue to helm Weekend Update in his 13th season.

Mikey Day: Returning

Day is back for his 11th season.

Andrew Dismukes: Returning

Dismukes will appear in his seventh season.

Marcello Hernández: Returning

Fan favorite Hernández will continue to make fans laugh in his fifth season on the show.

James Austin Johnson: Returning

Johnson has scored another season to continue his impersonations of President Donald Trump and more.

Colin Jost: Returning

Jost will be back to coanchor Weekend Update alongside Che.

Ashley Padilla: Returning

Padilla was a breakout star in season 51 and she will continue to shine in her third season.

Sarah Sherman: Returning

Sherman is back for her sixth season.

Kenan Thompson: Returning

Thompson, who remains the longest tenured cast member in history, is back for his milestone 24th season.

Jane Wickline: Returning

Wickline will appear in her third season as a SNL cast member.

Tommy Brennan: Returning

After making his debut in season 51, Brennan is back for another season.

Jeremy Culhane: Returning

Culhane will earn even more laughs in his second season.

Ben Marshall: Returning

The Please Don’t Destroy member was promoted from writer to player in season 51 and he will continue to perform on stage this season.

Kam Patterson: Returning

Patterson is back for a second season after his debut last year.

Veronika Slowikowska: Returning

Slowikowska will appear on SNL for her second season.

Saidah Belo-Osagie: Joining

Belo-Osagie is joining the SNL cast for season 52. She previously worked on the Netflix miniseries When They See Us and the legal drama For Life, before transitioning to comedy. Belo-Osagie is best known for her clown show “Saidah Gets Closure” plus writing and directing the short film Tinge.

Grace Reiter: Joining

Reiter is making her SNL debut in season 52. The comedian is best known for her viral TikTok and YouTube videos. She also had a recurring role on Tim Robinson’s series The Chair Company.

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Chloe Fineman: Out

Fineman announced in July that season 51 was her last.

“After 7 wonderful seasons at SNL I have decided it’s time for my next chapter,” she wrote via Instagram at the time. “It’s cliche to say this but working at SNL has been the greatest privilege of my life. I still can’t really believe I got to be a part of it. I fell in love with the place the second I walked through the door.”

Martin Herlihy: Out

Herlihy, who is best known for being a member of the Please Don’t Destroy trio, worked as a writer on SNL for five seasons. Variety confirmed his departure from season 52 in September.

Do you know what unites Orson Welles, David Lynch, Sidney Lumet, and Jordan Peele? Each of them made their directorial debuts with movies that are now considered all-time classics. More recently, this list can easily be expanded to include Ari Aster, Celine Song, Charlotte Wells, and Emerald Fennell. However, one filmmaker is often overlooked in discussions on this topic, or, on other occasions, is treated like a token candidate from an exotic foreign land. The filmmaker in question made his directorial debut in 1955, and his work has been hugely influential on the careers of directors such as Wes Anderson. His first movie was also the first installment of a trilogy, and it is currently streaming in the United States on HBO Max.

However, those who haven’t yet seen it may want to hurry, as it will soon be removed from the platform. The film is largely credited for introducing global audiences to arthouse Indian cinema, a far cry from the more colorful Bollywood movies that traveled across the world. It was directed by the great Satyajit Ray, a pioneer of the “parallel cinema” movement in India who worked predominantly in the Bengali language. He won an honorary Oscar before his death in 1992, and was hugely influenced by the Italian neorealist movement. His 1955 classic borrowed elements from Italian neorealism but filtered them through a uniquely lyrical lens.

Here’s How Long You Have Left to Watch the Classic on HBO Max

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We’re talking, of course, about Pather Panchali, the first in Ray’s Apu Trilogy, which also includes Aparajito and Apur Sansar. A drama about the realities of life in rural India, the movie now holds a “Certified Fresh” 98% score on Rotten Tomatoes. The aggregator website’s consensus reads, “A film that requires and rewards patience in equal measure, Pather Panchali finds director Satyajit Ray delivering a classic with his debut.” While honoring Ray at the Cannes Film Festival in 2025, Anderson — his lifelong fan — said in an interview, “I watched (Ray’s 1961 title) Teen Kanya first, just because it happened to be available in a video store in Texas. That’s how I became interested in his films. I saw images from Ray’s work and thought, ‘That’s the way I want to be.’” Pather Panchali will be available on HBO Max until September 30. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

Netflix‘s docuseries, Worst Ex Ever, details the stories of terrifying abuse at the hands of significant others. Significant others who, once professed love, only to flip the script to something far darker and contemptible. And what the brave survivors have to say is the stuff of nightmares. From the same team that brought Worst Roommate Ever to Netflix, Worst Ex Ever shifts the focus from roommates to lovers, “from chilling betrayals to murder plots, this true-crime docuseries dissects the dark side of love through eyewitness testimonies.” Each episode interviews survivors, their families, and investigators to provide a thorough account of each horrifying case.

‘Worst Ex Ever’ Exposes the Failings of the Justice System

In the first episode, “Dating the Devil,” the episode focuses on Ben Foster, a man with a violent history who intended to kill Justine Siemens, his girlfriend. The story of Foster, even before Siemens, is reprehensible. He was charged in 2017 for domestic violence against his ex-girlfriend, and then in 2019, holding his girlfriend captive for two weeks, which left her with seven broken ribs, two black eyes, and injuries inflicted by zip ties and duct tape used for restraint. For the latter, he was charged with five felonies but pleaded guilty to reduced charges and was sentenced to 30 months in state prison. But in what proves to be a common theme that runs through Worst Ex Ever, the justice system failed, releasing Foster on the same day he was transferred to state prison after already having served 729 days while awaiting trial.

Foster moves to Oregon, where he meets Siemens while working as a bartender. All was well in the early stages until she reported Foster to his employer after learning about his criminal history, which led to Foster being fired. That’s when Siemens came face-to-face with “the Devil,” with Foster stalking her, torturing her, and subjecting her to severe physical abuse. For three days, Foster held Siemens captive, brutally assaulting her, and she was only rescued after managing to call a friend for help. Foster escaped and altered his appearance, kicking off a manhunt. After being cornered by police, Foster chose to kill himself after an hours-long standoff on January 31, 2023, never taking accountability for the lives he destroyed along the way.

In ‘Worst Ex Ever,’ the Most Horrifying Stories Only Seem To Get Worse

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In “Betrayed by the Badge,” we follow the story of Seemona Sumasar, a financial adviser and franchise owner with a young daughter. Sumasar’s life changed after meeting Jerry Ramrattan, an NYPD officer and detective, and the two began a relationship. All was well until Ramrattan’s wife appeared. As it turns out, Ramrattan was little more than a con man who was married and had three children. Despite the inevitable breakup, Sumasar allowed Ramrattan to stay in her basement for a few weeks. Weeks became months, and then Ramrattan turned on Sumasar, raping her and fleeing the police afterward before eventually being caught.

After getting out on bail, Ramrattan relentlessly hounded Sumasar, trying to force her to stop cooperating with the rape investigation. When that didn’t work, he tried to frame Sumasar for armed robbery. That, too, didn’t work, but a new plan, implemented by Ramrattan with the help of two associates, reported armed robberies that painted Sumasar as the guilty party, did work (as per the previously cited Today). She was arrested in May 2010, and despite her claims of innocence and pointing to Ramrattan as the mastermind behind the ruse, police didn’t take her seriously and brushed it off; even a solid alibi wasn’t enough to prevent Sumasar from being indicted on multiple counts of robbery and facing 25 years in prison. Although Sumasar eventually found justice, her story shows just how easy it was for Ramrattan to manipulate the system to turn against the victim of his crimes.

The Netflix Docuseries Turns a Custody Battle Into a Crime Scene

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As recounted in “Killing for Custody,” Eric Hill, a quiet, unassuming man, met Mei Li at work, and she introduced him to her daughter, Rosa. Eric and Rosa hit it off and got married in April 2005. Their daughter was born the next year, but the joy of their first child was undermined by Eric needing to work two jobs, and Rosa threatening divorce after the arguments between them became more frequent. After separating, Rosa refused to allow Eric to see their daughter on her first birthday; Eric then sued for custody. As a result, Rosa began making up lies, first by emailing Eric’s work claiming he intended to carry out a shooting there, and another claiming Eric was abusive to their daughter. All the allegations were proven false, and the court gave full custody to Eric.

On January 7, 2009, Rosa and Mei broke into Sally Hill‘s home, Eric’s 91-year-old grandmother, where they attacked and killed her. Shortly after, Eric and his daughter arrived, but while searching for Sally, Eric was attacked by Rosa and Mei. When police arrived, it was too difficult to make heads or tails of what had happened, and everyone was taken into custody. Now out of the way, detectives were able to search the property, finding Sally’s body and a backpack that contained rope, crossbows, a hunting knife, a throwing star, and a crowbar, among other things. Rosa’s car was found half a block away, along with a samurai sword and leg irons inside. This led to detectives uncovering a sickening plan, which would have pinned Sally’s murder on Eric, and he would be forced to write a confession too. Then, Eric would “kill himself” in despair, leaving Rosa Hill as the only legal custodian of their child.

‘Worst Ex Ever’ Exposes How Cold-Blooded and Vicious Some People Can Be

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“Married to a Monster” tells the story of Kevin Lewis, husband to Amanda Canales and father to their two daughters and a son. As their family grew, so too did Lewis’s dark side, which at first began with controlling behavior and snide remarks about his wife’s body while she was pregnant. Amanda attempted to dismiss his increasingly frequent mood swings, but after Lewis went through her phone, he cornered Amanda in the closet and attacked her. This led to Amanda leaving Lewis, taking the children with her to another home, only for Lewis to follow her and nearly kill her after striking her head repeatedly. The assault pushed Amanda to file for divorce and for a restraining order, which ultimately proved to be useless.

Lewis paid Jerradon Phelps and Alexis Hale $2,400 to kill Amanda, and on September 20, 2017, the assassins entered the home. Amanda would be spared as she was away on a business trip, but her sister, Alisha Canales-McGuire, who was watching her children, was not and was killed. Phelps and Hale were taken in, but attempts to link Lewis, Phelps’ cousin, to the crime proved fruitless. At least until detectives received a tip regarding Hale’s bragging on social media about having killed someone. Detectives were then able to track Hale’s Snapchat videos to show the pair travelled from Spokane to Everett, stopping at Lewis’ house, and carrying on to Amanda’s home, where neighborhood Ring cameras and a nearby security camera were proof-positive of the trio’s guilt.

‘Worst Ex Ever’ Presents the Survivor’s Stories Without Glamorizing the Details

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A true-crime documentary is often difficult to pull off without somehow dramatizing the players behind the crimes. One documentary that succeeded in this is another Netflix venture, American Murder: Laci Peterson, only for a competing documentary looking to exonerate the man convicted of the crime, Scott Peterson, to air on Peacock days later. The way Worst Ex Ever steps around this, though, is very clever. There are no live recreations of the events, but key moments in all four stories are dramatized with surprisingly effective animated sequences. This is continued in the show’s second season, the method helping to accentuate the details of what happened without involving unnecessary visceral violence. It forces the viewer to understand, to feel the emotion of the events without catering to a gratuitous dramatic visual that is disturbing.

Worst Ex Ever also succeeds at offering an even-handed approach to each story. Guilty parties are just that, guilty parties, and that includes those in the justice system who failed the survivors. It isn’t a total damnation of that system, as the series takes its time in hearing from law enforcement individuals who were instrumental in seeing justice served as well. Most importantly, Worst Ex Ever stands as a warning bell for viewers, detailing the signs to look for and the hope of coming out the other side.

A new film being released in select theaters on October 23 brings two unlikely friends together in a relatable and inspirational way. “Seniors” highlights humor, a motivational story about second chances, and bridges the intergenerational gap to prove that sometimes taking a risk can lead to an unexpected connection. 

Starring in the film is powerhouse actor John Rhys-Davies, best known for his roles in the “Indiana Jones” films and “Lord of the Rings.” He’s joined by an actor who’s newer to the screen, but not new to the scene – Paris Brosnan. As the son of veteran actor Pierce Brosnan, who’s worked with John in their earlier years, this was a full-circle-feeling moment for the all. 

John Rhys-Davies and Paris Brosnan sat down with The Blast to exclusively chat about “Seniors” and what it was like working together.

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When discussing the new film, Paris explained a little about the storyline and who he feels the story will resonate with.

“The story is about an unexpected friendship,” he told The Blast exclusively. “A young man finds a best friend, someone who he’s not looking to meet. It’s a blessing and unexpected. What I love about it is it shows you’re never too young or too old to find a new sense of purpose and a meaningful friendship, and you know, sometimes someone unexpected will help you find your voice.” 

John added that it’s all about how the young and old can bridge the generation gap. 

“I think the old man actually gains more than the young man does,” he shared. “So it’s a sweet film about life and love, I suppose, in those grand terms that we use.”

More About John Rhys-Davies And Paris Brosnan’s Roles In ‘Seniors’

When discussing the dynamics between Paris and John’s characters in the film, they both shared some insight. 

John started with what pulled him into the role initially. 

“I liked the story. It has a lovely innocence to it, and I think it actually celebrates the better qualities of humanity. And it’s a positive film. That was my first impression,” he shared. “The second was, I liked the idea of working with young people. It’s a university film, really. I just wanted to see how quickly they could become a professional film crew, and really, the first day I was impressed, but by day two or day three, they were a professional team.” 

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He also said that when he learned Paris would also be starring in the film, he thought he absolutely had to do it. 

“When I learned that young Paris, who’s the son of an old friend, was in it, I thought, you got to do this,” he said. “It’s a charming story and it’s about the growth of two people at different points in their lives. The old man recovers, perhaps, loses some of the cynicism and likes people again and the young man gains the realization of the intricacies and failures that can await people as they get older. I think he ends up better prepared for life and that’s really rather important.”

Paris Brosnan’s Character Also Endures Some Struggles

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Paris’ character also goes through some struggles in “Seniors.” He said he connected with this role because it’s all about “being willing to start again.” 

“It’s about being willing to start again and also being willing to believe in someone who maybe hasn’t been given the second chance by other people,” he told The Blast exclusively. “It resonated a lot with me as a young artist and someone who’s finding their voice and trying to tell their story and navigate life.” 

Paris said when he read the script, he instantly “fell in love with the story” and he became eager to tell his character’s story and bring it to life. 

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Paris Brosnan Said Working With John Rhys-Davies Was ‘An Honor’

For John, working with Pierce’s son Paris was a full circle moment. For Paris, it was a great “masterclass” and overall experience. 

“It was an honor. I was over the moon. I’ve been a fan of John and his work since I was a little kid,” Paris told The Blast. “It was a masterclass of acting and the greatest mentor and teacher and acting class I could have had.” 

Paris explained that this film basically found him and he’s “eternally grateful” for it happening the way it did. 

For John, working with Paris was a chance to help him grow his craft. 

“I looked at this young man and saw what was already there. There’s an innocence, a grace, an inner beauty. Just as an old actor and as a father, I wanted to help him, let him help find the details and help him find the way to release what he was thinking in terms of expression and acting, and it was really easy,” John told The Blast. “He’s not quite a Stradivarius yet, but he’s a young Guarini and all young talent needs is encouragement and a gentle correction.”

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John Rhys-Davies Shared Some Advice For Paris Brosnan

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John shared that one of the hardest things for actors can be to listen. He added that he stopped listening “about 93 times a day, which is an improvement because when I started off as an actor, it was 98 times a day.” 

“He [Paris] was the easiest, most talented young star to work with. He is gifted, very gifted and just lovely to work with,” he said. “And as long as he continues at that and doesn’t suddenly imagine that he is A-list and doesn’t want to speak to his common friends and things like that, I have a fellow colleague in mind who’s doing it and destroying his career.” 

Paris shared that John “dropped so much knowledge on all of us, and so much wisdom and methodical lore,” calling every day on set a “masterclass.” 

When asked how he steps out of his father’s shadow in acting, he simply said, “do the work.” 

“I obviously wholeheartedly acknowledge my privilege and blessing, and I’m very grateful for it. And I think I gotta work a little bit harder,” he said. “I’m so grateful because he’s always said, if you want to act, then go to class and learn and read. He gives me lots of books. And just working with John inspired me to get back to basics and listen and be methodical about it. I’m determined to keep working at it and hopefully keep getting to work with incredible crews and people telling stories, because I love acting.”

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For more information on “Seniors,” visit the website.

A Fun Moment With John Rhys-Davies

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Two of John’s most recognizable roles have been Sallah in the “Indiana Jones” films and Gimli in “Lord of the Rings.” Before ending the interview, we thought why not ask a fun question — if he was in trouble, which one of those characters would he call on for help? Of course, John quickly had a lively answer and explanation. 

“Well, if you want practicality, then you might need somebody like Sallah, who actually will always deliver the goods and will play straight,” he said without missing a beat. “He has rescued Indy more times than Indy could possibly ever understand. In fact, Indy would have been completely lost without Sallah.”

But his answer wasn’t complete there. 

“If on the other hand, you face an impossible situation where only courage and resolution and bravery and loyalty and friendship matter, then you’d find your inner core. That’s what gets you through things,” he said. “I cannot tell you how many people have come up to me and said the ‘Lord of the Rings’ really made a difference in their life. They would say it taught the value of friendship, loyalty, courage, and it’s a great tribute to a very great writer.”

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Blueface is back at it again and has the internet asking a bunch of questions! The rapper seemingly popped back out with Nevaeh Akira and their son, Jonathan Jr., leaving fans to wonder if he’s spinning the block and if they really went their separate ways.

RELATED: Oop! Blueface Drops A Spicy Message & The Internet Immediately Mentions Nevaeh Akira (PHOTO + VIDEO) 

Back Like They Never Left? Blueface & Nevaeh Akira Seemingly Reunite

Blueface has fans asking “What’s tea?” after popping out on a livestream with Nevaeh Akira and Jonathan Jr. In the now-viral clip, Blue cuddles up with Jonathan Jr. and kisses him on the cheek. Meanwhile, Nevaeh was busy in the kitchen cooking up a meal while laughing at some of Blue’s comments. She didn’t say too much, but she did make sure to remind him that she “didn’t want him” while giggling over the stove.

Of course, Blue and Nevaeh’s reunion immediately had fans questioning whether they REALLY called it quits. Earlier this month, Nevaeh shook up timelines when she hopped on her Instagram Story and announced that she was “single.” The pair had a viral fallout after Blue accused her of lying about having a portrait tattoo of him when it was allegedly a tat of NBA YoungBoy. Despite being under the same roof, neither Blue nor Nevaeh have confirmed whether they have reconciled or simply linked up to spend with Jonathan Jr.

The Internet Has Thoughts After Blueface Links Up With Nevaeh

Chileee, once the clip of Blueface and Nevaeh Akira hit the internet, The Shade Room Teens’ comment section LIT all the way UP! Plenty of folks said they already knew the two would find their way back to each other, while others couldn’t help but clock Nevaeh’s energy. Some fans said she looked a lil’ too giddy during the link up and started wondering if there’s more to the story.

Instagram user @a3_capalot wrote, “I knew he was coming back 💀” 

Instagram user @nearich19 wrote, “Y’all got scammed for subs!! 😂😂😂😂” 

While Instagram user @blossomhereagain wrote, ‘Boy I don’t want chhhhhu’ while cooking, ahkay bookie 😂😂😂😂” 

Then Instagram user @unicornia__ wrote, “She alil too happy smh lol.” 

Another Instagram user @jamie_desno wrote, “Jaidyn bout to be pissed for 48 days and 48 nights.” 

Instagram user @one.georgiapeach wrote, “She on cloud 9 now🤣😂🤣😂 🤡” 

Then another Instagram user @2prettybreebaby wrote, “He would not be kissing on my baby.” 

While another Instagram user @aeio_uu_ wrote, “He looks every bit of I’m back from cheating. I came to pick up my son and I did so imma lay up for a few days until I’m ready to cheat again cuz I know you’ll take me back 🥴”

Finally, Instagram user @oh_thatsmillie wrote, “See how when u act like you dgaf they come back around 😂😂😂😂” 

Nevaeh Previously Explained Why She Was Still At Blue’s House After Their Split

Fans have been trying to get the tea on Nevaeh and Blue ever since they called it quits. Shortly after their split, Nevaeh hopped on a livestream and answered a few questions, including why she was still at Blue’s house even though they were no longer together. Nevaeh explained that she was waiting to have a conversation with him and planned to ask whether he wants her to “leave or stay.”

From there, Nevaeh kept it a stack about her feelings. Despite their fallout, she admitted that she still had a lot of love for Blue and ultimately just wanted him to prove that his love for her was real. “I got love for him. I love him. I’m not scared to admit the s**t.” Nevaaeh said. “But, if I’m not who he wants he needs to be loud and clear about it so I can get the stepping. I already got the bags ready.” 

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There are certain fall pieces that earn their spot in your closet year after year, and a classic trench coat might be at the very top of the list. It can make jeans and a T-shirt look instantly more elevated, dress up workwear and even add some polish to an otherwise simple outfit. And Sharon Stone reminded Us exactly why the go-with-everything layer deserves to stay in rotation.

On September 13, 2026, Stone stepped out in New York City wearing a classic beige trench coat over a white silk top and matching trousers. She finished the monochromatic look with sleek, black pointed-toe boots and a clutch bag, letting the timeless outerwear do most of the work. While we couldn’t confirm the designer behind her exact coat, we found a similar Amazon style that makes copying her polished fall look much more affordable.

Get the Makkrom Double-Breasted Long Trench Coat for $53 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate at the date of publication, September 18, 2026, but are subject to change.

The Makkrom Trench Coat has the same timeless feel as the A-lister’s choice, complete with a classic lapel collar, double-breasted button front and self-tie belt that can be cinched at the waist. The streamlined silhouette makes it easy to dress up or down, while the windproof design adds some practicality for breezy fall days.

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Shoppers seem to appreciate the quality, too. Over 1,100 customers gave the coat a five-star rating, with one reviewer calling the quality “wonderful.” They continued, “I was very pleased with the design of the coat, the quality of the material and stitching and the style.”

Another shopper who appreciates the durable build said the jacket is the “perfect weight to layer on a cold day with a bulky sweater or wear with a thinner top on a cool day.” In other words, it has the layering potential to stick around well beyond the first few weeks of fall.

The trench comes in several versatile shades beyond Stone’s beige, including black, cream and navy. Plus, sizes range from S to XXL, so you can take your pick.

Take a cue from Stone and toss the classic layer over trousers and a silky top when you want to look especially elevated, or keep things casual with jeans, a sweater and loafers. The neutral and timeless design means you won’t have to think twice about how to style it. For $53, it’s the kind of wear-on-repeat fall staple that can make getting dressed much easier.

Love Stone’s classic trench but want a different length or silhouette? We found more fall coats to shop.

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Washburn University men’s basketball coach Brett Ballard is on the road to recovery after a devastating car accident in August left him hospitalized for a week.

Ballard, 46, updated fans on his progress in a video shared via X on Friday, September 18.

“My doctors had determined that I had a neurological episode that caused me to wreck my truck as I was driving down the highway,” he explained. “Fortunately no one else was involved in the accident. Unfortunately for me I was in a pretty bad wreck and in the hospital for about a week.”

Ballard continued, “The good news is I’m progressing and tracking in a very good direction and my team of doctors feels like I’ll make a full recovery in the next couple months. God is good.”

The accident occurred on August 4 in Topeka, Kansas, where Washburn is located. Ballard’s 2024 Ford F-150 veered off the road and hit a delineator post, then an embankment and bridge pillar, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol’s online crash log.

Ballard was the only person in the car at the time and was wearing his seat belt.

“To my doctors that night and [those] who have been with me along this journey, I’m grateful for you,” he said. “To my wife Kelly who has been an absolute rock during this situation, I’m so thankful for her. To our family, friends, relatives, fans, everybody that’s called, text, reached out, provided support, I’m so thankful and humbled by your support.”

Ballard then spoke about his team, which has gone 61-6 over the last two seasons.

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“I tell my team all the time that you’re going to face adversity, whether it’s on the court or in life,” he said. “I’m doing my best to respond to this challenge in the right way. “We’ve been ranked No. 1 in the country the last two years and I feel like I’ve got a team again that’s going to be highly competitive and compete for championships, so I hope to see many of you out there at Lee Arena this winter to support me and the team.”

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In the immediate aftermath of Ballard’s accident, coaches from around college basketball voiced their support. He spent time in Division I as an assistant at Wake Forest, Tulsa and Kansas under Hall of Famer Bill Self.

“Thoughts and prayers to Brett,” Wake Forest men’s basketball coach Steve Forbes wrote via X at the time.

“Our prayers are going to the entire Ballard family,” Washburn women’s basketball coach Lora Westling added via X. “Coach is as tough as they come and has an entire community behind him as he recovers. The Washburn family is special for a reason. Thoughts, prayers, and strength to everyone who can use it today.”

Paris Hilton went through a style transformation after she became a mother.

“I feel like I, in my life, I do so many things,” Hilton, 45, exclusively told Us at The Blonds’ 20th anniversary fashion show on Monday, September 14, while discussing the “whole new style” she took on after welcoming son Phoenix, 3, and daughter London, 2, with husband Carter Reum.

“I’m a mom, I’m a businesswoman, I’m a DJ, I’m a pop star, I’m an artist,” she continued. “I do it all. So there’s always whatever vibe or theme is happening for the day, but for me, I’m a sliving mom, so I’ll always be, you know, dressing the way I do and having fun with it. But then also, like, the hot housewife vibes as well.”

As for whether she’s passing her iconic sense of style onto her daughter, Hilton told Us that London is “already” raiding her closet “all the time.”

“She’s only 2 and a half, and she’s coming in my closet, trying to try on my shoes now, wearing the purses, the outfits,” she explained. “She’s already trying, and she’s a mini fashionista. She’s like a mini me. She’s so gorgeous, so sweet, and she can raid my closet whenever she likes.”

The Simple Life alum continued, “She is the luckiest girl in the world because [of] the amount of clothes that she’s going to have, and I tell her that every day when I’m trying something on. She’s like, ‘Mama, I love that.’ I’m like, ‘Honey, this is going to be all yours one day, so you are a very, very lucky girl.’”

Hilton closed out The Blonds’ show during New York Fashion Week, commanding the runway in a Swarovski crystal-encrusted look inspired by the new motorola razr. Designer David Blond dubbed Hilton “the ultimate blonde.”

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While speaking to Us about her style, Hilton admitted that she didn’t always have the self-confidence she boasts today.

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“I feel like I developed confidence over time,” she shared. “I was always shy growing up, but then when I moved to New York City, and especially during Fashion Week, I feel like is when I really would like come to life, and, like, I learned how to do the runway walk, and just being on the catwalk and fashion, and especially wearing something like this, you can’t help but feel confident.”

She added, “New York Fashion Week has always been so special to me. I just have so many memories of my sister and I going to all the shows, walking in them, and I’ve loved The Blondes forever. So when they asked me to be part of the 20th anniversary, it was an immediate yes because I love them so much. They’re so talented and creative. Their pieces are art, and … I’m so happy to be here to support them.”