Fall gives us permission to dress a little more low-key, with comfortable knits, slipper-like boots and sweater dresses reigning supreme. Jeans are undoubtedly an autumn staple, but sometimes you need bottoms with that same effortless energy. Enter the Free People Moonflower Balloon Pants.

These billowy, bohemian-style pants are rising in popularity, making a statement while pairing easily with tees, flats and sweaters. But with the OG style quickly selling out (and at a steep $98 price), it’s a good idea to have a few backups on hand. Even better, the below lookalikes from Nordstrom, Amazon and Walmart include an array of colors, prints and aesthetics to help you find the balloon pants that feel most like you. With a starting price of $7, you might as well snap up more than one pair.

Bohemian-Inspired Balloon Pants

1. The Goldilocks of Pants: These maple-hued balloon pants have just the right amount of volume. They’re a subtle way to dip into the trend, making it easy to try something new.

2. Make a Statement: Add a maximalist touch with a sprinkle of polka dots. Thanks to the black-and-white color scheme, these balloon pants are still surprisingly versatile.

3. $7 Steal: Looking for a version with a bit of structure? Then turn to these best-selling high-waisted trousers, featuring sophisticated pleats, belt loops and leg cuffs.

4. Made for It Girls: If looking effortlessly cool is high on your list, then these front-pocket-adorned pants are for you. Further details include adjustable hem ties, upper ruching and an elastic waistband.

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5. Goes With Everything: Available in a smooth oatmeal hue, these crinkled balloon pants will become one of your most-reached-for clothing items.

6. Two-In-One: These high-waisted linen balloon pants combine the comfort of a breezy silhouette with the style of denim. The result? A trouser that’s undeniably chic.

7. Bright and Bold: Voluminous pants are already great, but snag them in a striking green hue for an option that sets you apart from the pack.

8. An Elegant Take: Smooth, drapey fabric elevates this camel-hued style, perfect for wearing the silhouette to the office or an evening dinner.

9. Flirty and Fun: Lace adorns the hemline of these drawstring trousers, adding a sweet and delicate touch. Style the pants with Mary Janes and a button-up cardigan for a flirty look.

10. A Bit of Texture: Frayed seams cover the front and back of these burnt orange barrel-leg pants, adding dimension and style intrigue. Further details include a stretchy waistband and side pockets.

11. Capsule Wardrobe Essential: Stick to the basics with these onyx pants, boasting a tie waist and stretchy ankle cuffs.

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If you want more science fiction beyond what Lanterns currently offers and you have no interest in revisiting the 2011 Green Lantern movie (despite making waves again on streaming), we have some good news for you. For no cost at all, you can watch the very best GL adaptation out there in the form of Green Lantern: The Animated Series — which can now be streamed on Tubi! If you haven’t given this 26-episode gem a try yet, consider this your summoning to Oa.

‘Green Lantern: The Animated Series’ Honors the Source Material While Diving Into New Sectors

From the creative minds of Batman: The Animated Series producer Bruce Timm, Avatar: The Last Airbender producer Giancarlo Volpe, and Scooby-Doo producer Jim Krieg, Green Lantern: The Animated Series hit Cartoon Network in 2011, meant to be in tandem with the Ryan Reynolds film. Of course, unlike the big-screen version, the often forgotten animated series honors the original DC Comics mythos and kickstarts an epic space adventure into full gear. When Green Lanterns Hal Jordan (Josh Keaton) and Kilowog (Kevin Michael Richardson) steal an experimental spacecraft called the Interceptor and head to the uncharted “Frontier Space” to investigate the deaths of several Green Lanterns, they discover a whole universe full of unexplored possibilities. Along the way, the pair are joined by the ship’s navigational AI named “Aya” (Grey DeLisle) and a repentant Red Lantern named Razer (Jason Spisak). Together, this group of heroes faces the vengeful Red Lantern Corps, hoping to stop them from spreading their hatred throughout the galaxy.

Like some of its DC-focused predecessors, Green Lantern: The Animated Series does the seemingly impossible by telling both a compelling story for mature audiences that also speaks to younger viewers. In short, it does what the very Green Lantern comic books aim to do. Utilizing many of the same mythos and concepts explored in Lanterns, Green Lantern: The Animated Series is willing to fully embrace the cosmic aspect of the Green Lantern franchise, visiting unique alien worlds with every episode and expanding the scope of the GL’s reach and heroism. The worldbuilding is astounding for a show that aired for only a single season on Cartoon Network — during the network’s now-defunct DC Nation programming block alongside Young Justice — as Green Lantern challenged its audience (and its characters) with unforeseen plot twists, vulnerable backstories, and reinterpretations of classic Green Lantern stories reworked for younger viewers.

‘Green Lantern: The Animated Series’ Continues to Make Waves Throughout DC Lore

In addition to following Hal Jordan and his cohorts through the stars, Green Lantern doubles as a redemption story for original characters like Razer and a journey of self-discovery for Aya. In short, the entire series — short-lived as it is — feels like a “cosmic odyssey” that speaks to what makes Green Lantern comics (especially the Geoff Johns era) so great. It even explores the Manhunters, which recently appeared on Lanterns. With colorful space battles and deep lore-building deviations that echo some of DC’s greatest comic panels, Green Lantern doesn’t leave much to be desired — except for the fact that we still want more, that is. Sadly, the show ended after only a season, though certainly not without plenty to do during those 26 episodes. It tells a largely complete story, but the show’s main cliffhanger is one that DC has been teasing fans with for over a decade.

While Hal Jordan and Kilowog are staples of Green Lantern comics, Razer and Aya were beloved franchise newcomers who graduated beyond the animated series itself. Aya would cameo in an episode of Justice League Action, while Razer would appear next alongside Kilowog in Young Justice, as both characters seek to continue where we left them. They also show up in the animated Tommorowverse and even more recently in the Green Lantern comic books penned by former Green Lantern: The Animated Series scribe Jeremy Adams (who also penned the animated streaming hit Batman: Knightfall — Part 1: Knightfall). No doubt, of all the media adaptations of Green Lantern and his mythos, the animated series has made the most impact — and it’s an impact we can continue to revisit for free on streaming.

Green Lantern: The Animated Series is available for streaming on Tubi.

Olivia Jade Giannulli is getting the heat for her latest fashion campaign. 

The 26-year-old social media influencer partnered with clothing brand Reformation for a limited-edition apparel launch that directly riffs on her involvement in the 2019 college admissions scandal. 

However, while the line benefits an educational charity, her decision to poke fun at the controversy has instantly sparked widespread debate across social media.

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Taking part in a photoshoot for Reformation’s limited-edition College Crew line, Olivia posed wearing a gray crewneck sweatshirt emblazoned with the word “College” in bold black lettering across her chest. 

Olivia, the daughter of actress Lori Loughlin and designer Mossimo Giannulli, styled the sweater over a white collared shirt alongside dark bottoms. 

Another photo from the campaign showed the influencer posing topless behind a red clutch paired with charcoal pleated trousers.

Reformation shared the images in a collaborative post on Instagram, adding a caption that read, “@oliviajade is back on campus in a crew that suits her better than the other kind. Thanks for being a Good Sport, Olivia.”

The caption noted that all proceeds from the sale of the sweater will go to a nonprofit that expands college access and opportunities for students from under-resourced communities.

Critics Slam Olivia Jade Giannulli’s Campaign As ‘Out of Touch’ and Driven by Privilege

Sweater weather may be synonymous with fall, and yet we can’t help but shop for cozy, soft, effortlessly chic dresses right now. Go figure. To feed our autumnal obsession, we’re creeping on over to Amazon, where the styles are high-end but the prices are impressively low, and it’s all thanks to its annual Prime Big Deal Days sale.

With so many fall dresses marked down right now, it may be hard to choose just one — we don’t blame you. During Amazon October Prime Day, happening October 6 and 7, you can save big on warm-hued maxis, trendy denim vest minis, snuggly sweater dresses and more, starting as low as $16. In addition to uncovering tons of rich-looking dresses, we noticed several on-sale finds from top brands we love, including Free People, Gap and Levi’s. Browse our favorite early Fall Prime Day deals now before the crowd gets wind.

17 Early October Prime Day Fall Dress Deals

1. Our Favorite: There’s nothing better than finding a dress that transitions well from summer to fall. This floral midi dress nails the look effortlessly; the loose, A-line silhouette is ideal for warm-ish days, the puffed sleeves provide coverage, and the brown pattern sets the tone for the season — was $46, now $36!

2. Rich Mom: The most posh women you know are wearing this elegant dress style, which also has a flattering appearance due to the tie-waist design. It comes in tons of autumnal hues, including burgundy, coffee and deep green — was $40, now $30!

3. Everyday Ease: Even if it’s 80 degrees outside, you can still channel the fall ambiance with this easy-breezy peasant dress. The long balloon-like sleeves, loose silhouette and darker color pattern give off the seasonal vibes without making you overly hot — was $38, now $30!

4. Year-Round Staple: Our denim pieces slowly start to make an appearance once October rolls around, however, we like that this Levi’s vest dress can be worn all year round. To style it for fall, layer a lace long-sleeve underneath and add knee-high boots. Then swap the extras for a bralette and sandals come summer — was $70, now $40!

5. Boutique Style: If we didn’t know any better, this long-sleeved dress would be hanging in an upscale Charleston boutique. Alas, it’s an Amazon find (with a low on-sale price) — was $50, now $18!

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6. Fall Must-Have: A sweater dress is just the thing to wear when the temperatures start to go below 60 degrees, and this cable knit number is pretty darn perfect. It has that cozy, chunky appearance that will make you feel like you’re wearing a blanket — was $50, now $36!

7. Boho Babe: Yes, Free People is actually on Amazon. Even better? This dainty maxi dress is also a whopping 50% off. The vintage-looking piece has mesh quarter-length sleeves, feminine lace trim and a cinched waist, making it look every bit its original price — was $198, now $99!

8. Going Viral: Brown fashion pieces are soaring in popularity for fall, so why not build out your seasonal wardrobe with this on-trend midi dress. It features a deep coffee color and satin-like floral appliqués that seal the deal — was $50, now $37!

9. Cozy-Chic: Your fall closet isn’t complete without a few corduroy pieces, so if you’re lacking in that department, let this mini shirtdress fix that. The soft corduroy style feels perfect for fall, especially when paired with boots — was $32, now $23!

10. Laid-Back Luxe: Look the part when you go apple picking when you throw on this effortlessly cute plaid shirtdress. It comes in several color combinations, but we like this brown style best. Plus, it’s one of the select ones on sale right now — was $53, now $37!

11. No Brainer: While we love an oversized sweater dress, sometimes we want something a little more put together, which is where this A-line knit dress comes in. It shows off your hourglass frame by gently hugging your curves — was $41, now $16!

12. Farmers’ Market Chic: Whether you’re running errands or browsing the local veg stand, do so while wearing this casual yet luxe-looking mini. Designed with balloon long sleeves, a tassel tie and a tiered skirt, this dress pretty much guarantees compliments — was $51, now $35!

13. Instant Upgrade: Bridal showers, date nights and vacation trips all call for dresses that look a little more upscale, and that’s just what you get with this Free People pick. The paisley and floral pattern alone gives it that designer flair — was $168, now $109!

14. Must-Try: This maxi dress from Gap balances cool-girl denim style with a feminine twist. It’s all thanks to the cute puffed sleeves and peasant-style bodice — was $80, now $64!

15. Instantly Taller: Forget the heels! This knit fall dress makes you look inches taller due to its V-neckline and vertical ‘lines’ that draw the eye up and down — was $37, now $20!

16. Soft Statement: There’s something about a throw-on-and-go dress that makes life so much simpler. This flowy A-line option is one to have in your back pocket. The ruffle hem, smocked waist and V-neckline give the dress tons of personality, so you don’t even need accessories — was $50, now $20!

17. Last But Not Least: Whoever said florals aren’t for fall was seriously mistaken. This floor-length maxi dress features a wildflower-like print that embodies the calming cottagecore trend with ease — was $28, now $24!

Taylor Hanson shares seven kids with wife Natalie Hanson (née Bryant) — and the longtime couple couldn’t be happier about their big brood.

Taylor and Natalie, who have been married since June 2002, are the proud parents of son Ezra (born October 2002), daughter Penelope (born 2005), son River (born in September 2006), son Viggo (born December 2008), daughter Wilhelmina (born October 2012), Indiana (born December 2018) and daughter Maybellene (born December 2020).

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“I think what’s really cool about bigger families is that everybody develops this innate ability to figure out how to compromise, work with others and realize that the entire world doesn’t revolve around you,” the musician told Today’s Parent in 2017. “It also encourages you to be an individual because you can clearly see your differences from a brother or sister. I see that with my kids: They’re very different, but I see that they love and respect one another.”

Taylor, for his part, also grew up as one of seven. As fans know, the three eldest Hanson siblings — Isaac, Taylor and Zac — formed their titular band in 1992 when they were just children themselves. The Hanson family also includes brother Joshua Mackenzie and sisters Jessica Grace, Avery Laurel and Zoe.

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Snoopy is a comic-strip character who somehow became bigger than the strip itself. Part of that comes from how easily Charles M. Schulz could reinvent him without ever making him feel inconsistent. The cartoonist used the beagle’s wild imagination to give him hilarious personalities and storylines that continue to define Peanuts.

That range gave Schulz decades of material, but it also makes choosing the character’s most memorable moments surprisingly difficult. That is not to take credit away from the strip’s other incredible characters, but there is just something about Snoopy that makes him impossible to outshine. To prove that, here are the five best Snoopy comics ever, ranked.

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Snoopy vs. the Red Baron

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What better way to understand Snoopy’s wild imagination than his never-ending battle with the Red Baron? In the October 10, 1965, strip, Snoopy climbed onto his doghouse, imagined it was a British Sopwith Camel fighter plane, and became the World War I Flying Ace for the first time. His mission was to find the Red Baron and shoot him down. Of course, nothing went according to plan. Now, the Red Baron was based on real German fighter pilot Manfred von Richthofen, but Schulz never actually drew Snoopy’s enemy into the strip, which made the rivalry even funnier.

Readers only experience these enormous aerial battles through Snoopy, who sits on top of an ordinary doghouse while imagining gunfire, enemy planes, emergency landings, and heroic missions across Europe. The joke works because Snoopy never treats any of it like make-believe. To him, the danger is very real, and the Red Baron absolutely must be defeated. The whole concept started as one gag but became one of Snoopy’s defining alter egos, even when the enemy himself never appeared on the page.

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Happiness Is a Warm Puppy

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Some of the best Peanuts comics aren’t the funny ones. The April 25, 1960, strip simply has Lucy walk over to Snoopy, pat him on the head, pull him into a hug, and then leave after saying, “Happiness is a warm puppy.” It is an unusually sweet moment for Lucy, who normally has a far more complicated relationship with Snoopy. In fact, she regularly gets annoyed by Snoopy’s behavior and is especially disgusted whenever he tries to kiss her, while Snoopy seems to enjoy getting under her skin. That makes this rare moment of genuine affection between the two feel even sweeter.

It’s also a testament to Schulz’s brilliant ability to find something surprisingly big in an ordinary childhood moment. Even Snoopy’s reaction sells the idea, as his expression goes from pleased to completely content the second Lucy wraps her arms around him. What makes this strip even more memorable is what happened afterward. The phrase became so popular that Schulz used it as the basis for the 1962 book Happiness Is a Warm Puppy, which offered more little definitions of happiness from the Peanuts world and spent 45 weeks on The New York Times Best Seller list. Just like that, a four-panel interaction between Lucy and Snoopy had somehow become one of the defining moments associated with Peanuts.

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Joe Cool’s First Appearance

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Snoopy has imagined himself as everything, but none of his alter egos are as effortlessly ridiculous as Joe Cool. The character first appeared in the May 27, 1971, Peanuts strip, when Snoopy suddenly decided he was a college student hanging around the student union. Linus even plays along by asking how he did in chemistry class, but Joe Cool has bigger concerns. He thinks chemistry is a drag, and being seen around campus is clearly much more important. That first strip is simple but already contains almost everything that makes Joe Cool work.

All Snoopy needs to turn into him are his sunglasses and an extremely laid-back attitude. Later strips expanded the joke by turning his doghouse into a dorm room and letting Joe spend more time around the student union while he chased the college experience without showing much interest in actually going to class. The official Peanuts description still calls him the “ultimate big beagle on campus,” which is about as accurate as it gets. More than anything, Joe Cool works because he exaggerates a side of Snoopy that was already there. The character has never suffered from a lack of confidence, but Joe Cool turns that into an entire personality.

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Dark and Stormy Night – World’s Shortest Novel

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Snoopy may be a terrible novelist, but nobody can question his commitment to the craft. His writing career officially began in the July 12, 1965, Peanuts strip, when he dragged a typewriter onto the roof of his doghouse and began with the immortal words, “It was a dark and stormy night.” From there, Snoopy’s world-famous author persona became one of Schulz’s funniest recurring ideas, as the beagle spent years trying to write the great American novel from the least original opening imaginable.

The joke was even smarter than it first appeared. Of course, Snoopy did not invent the sentence. It comes from Edward Bulwer-Lytton’s 1830 novel Paul Clifford and had already become a famous example of overwrought writing by the time Schulz borrowed it. That was exactly the point, though, as Snoopy approached the cliché with complete seriousness. Schulz took the gag even further in 1971 with Snoopy and “It Was a Dark and Stormy Night,” a published book built around Snoopy’s adventures as an author. The actual novel may not be much, but as a Peanuts joke about ambition and confidence, the strip is still perfect.

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Snoopy’s First Appearance

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Any list like this would obviously be incomplete without Snoopy’s actual debut. It is almost strange to look back at Snoopy before he became the character he is today. He made his first Peanuts appearance on October 4, 1950, just two days after Schulz launched the strip. The character’s introduction doesn’t feature his iconic doghouse or any mention of his many personas. Instead, the strip shows Snoopy wandering beneath Patty’s window box and ending up soaked when she waters her flowers.

This simple moment turns the future star of Peanuts into the punchline of a hilarious visual gag. What’s fascinating is how early Snoopy actually behaved much more like an ordinary dog, while the huge personality and imagination that would eventually define him came much later. Nobody reading this tiny four-panel joke could have known that the nameless little dog would eventually become a novelist, fighter pilot, college heartthrob, and arguably the most recognizable character any comic strip has ever produced. The first Snoopy strip is not his funniest or most imaginative adventure, but as beginnings go, it feels extremely special in hindsight.

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Diddy is speaking out after his lawyers reportedly filed a motion to withdraw from a civil lawsuit, citing unpaid legal fees. Three of Diddy’s attorneys claimed that the music mogul hasn’t paid legal fees for six months. However, Diddy denied the claims, saying the unpaid fees are part of a business dispute.

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Diddy Denies Attorneys’ Claim Of Unpaid Legal Fees

Aht! Aht! Diddy isn’t having it after his attorneys claimed that he hasn’t paid their legal fees in more than six months. The music mogul released a statement after the lawyers filed a motion seeking removal from a civil lawsuit, according to USA Today.

Michael Tremonte, Katie Renzler, and Erica Wolff from Sher Tremonte LLP had been representing Combs in a multi-million-dollar defamation lawsuit. The lawsuit was reportedly filed against music manager Courtney Burgess after he claimed to have video footage of Comb’s freak-offs. Nexstar Media and Burgess’ attorney, Ariel Mitchell, were also named in the complaint.

Tremonte filed its motion to withdraw as Diddy’s counsel on Monday, September 14. Diddy is serving time in federal prison after being convicted of transportation to engage in prostitution. Combs’ release date is reportedly in 2028, and he reportedly responded to the attorneys’ claims via his representative, Juda Engelmayer. The statement was published on Wednesday, September 16, via USA Today.

Diddy says that he decided to change attorneys because he was being overcharged by the law firm.

“I made the decision to switch lawyers because I won’t let anyone take advantage of me by overcharging me and running up bills that were never approved,” reads the statement. “This is strictly a business matter, and any talk about unpaid fees is just part of our dispute over those unapproved charges.”

His Attorneys’ Claim Unpaid Legal Fees

Tremonte and his firm were defending Combs in his $100 million defamation lawsuit, and he claims the 56-year-old hasn’t paid legal fees in “over six months.”

Furthermore, the attorney claims that the Bad Boy Records founder hasn’t made himself available for direct communication for several months, per NBC News.

“The Firm’s representation has been rendered unreasonably difficult by Mr. Combs’s lack of cooperation, resulting in a breakdown in attorney-client communications and rendering Sher Tremonte incapable of continuing to provide effective legal services to Mr. Combs,” claimed Tremonte, adding that Diddy “declined to make himself available for timely, substantive, and direct communications…”

Lawyer Doubled Down Following Diddy’s Denial

Tremonte responded after the 56-year-old claimed he’d been overcharged by his law firm, according to NBC News. The attorney reiterated his claim that the mogul was uncooperative while calling the overcharge accusation “false.”

“As stated in our court filings, we are withdrawing from representing him because he has not paid his long-overdue invoices and has become uncooperative,” he said. “Any suggestion that we overcharged him is simply false.”

Furthermore, Tremonte claimed that there’s been a “total breakdown in cooperation and communication between Mr. Combs and the Firm.”

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Remy Ma has been in her bag with Millyz after they dropped their joint record, ‘Say Yea.’ But chile, their lil’ love fest might be extending way past the music! Rem recently shared a cozy clip with Millyz on social media, and now fans can’t help but wonder what’s really going on between them. One fan threw Dr. Umar Johnson in the mix, joking that he wouldn’t approve of Rem and Millyz getting too close. Remy didn’t stay quiet though, she made it clear that she already knows Dr. Umar wouldn’t be here for it!

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Fan Mentions Dr. Umar Johnson After Remy Ma & Millyz’s Cozy Moment

Recently, Remy Ma came through with a VERY cozy video on Instagram alongside Millyz set to their new single, ‘Say Yea.’ The clip showed them turning up the flirty vibes while posted up in what looked like a bathroom. Once Rem dropped the footage on Instagram, fans wasted NO time flooding her comment section with questions. And trust, Rem was peeping the reactions! When one fan hit her with, “What in the Dr. Umar?” Rem hilariously begged them to leave him OUT of the chat, admitting that she already knows Dr. Umar would go IN on her for linking up with Millyz. “Nah don’t call him over here He already threatened me after the last bts video that I better not let my sacred waters get swam in or my blueberry cobbler eaten or something like that 😂😭,” Remy wrote.

Rem didn’t stop there. After another fan questioned whether she was under the influence because of she was acting in the clip, Rem quickly shut down the speculation. She reminded folks that she has always stayed away from substances and doesn’t drink alcohol. “I don’t get ‘drunk’ or ‘high’ EVERYONE knows that about me. My childhood was damn near destroyed due to drugs & alcohol. NEVER IN MY LIFE was that a thing like EVER babes.” 

The Timeline Is In SHAMBLES Over Remy & Millyz

The reactions to Remy Ma and Millyz’s link-up kept rolling in over in The Shade Room’s comment section. Some Roomies joked that they already know Dr. Umar Johnson would have a whole bunch of analogies ready about Remy and Millyz, while others skipped straight to the real tea and demanded answers about what’s REALLY going on between the two rappers.

Instagram user @damtre wrote, “Dr. Umar stay wit the analogies 😭” 

Instagram user @calandra_quan_terio wrote, “If this was Clarissa and Papoose doing this y’all would have alot to say (Double Standards)” 

While Instagram user @jasi.walkerr wrote, “Maybe .. let people be? She clearly made a choice lol.” 

Then Instagram user @bouncingbackwithbeee wrote, “Pap some where screaming JEZEBEL!! 😂😂😂😂” 

Another Instagram user @bajanhaitian wrote, “From bootleg papoose to bootleg vanilla ice is nasty work 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 😭😭😭😭😭❗🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿” 

Instagram user @shesthegoods wrote, “sis just take pap back you not happy he not happy 😂😂😂” 

While another Instagram user @_trinthaproblem_ wrote, “lol y’all don’t know promo when y’all see it.” 

Then another Instagram user @kweenmocha wrote, “Remy needa go ahead and reshuffle the deck cus ion like this 😢” 

Finally, Instagram user @shayshellz wrote, “Remy playing in the snow ❄️” 

Remy & Millyz Previously Had Fans Calling Papoose To The Front

Fans have been keeping a close eye on Remy Ma and Millyz ever since they dropped some behind-the-scenes clips from their ‘Say Yea’ music video on Instagram. One clip really took over the internet after the two looked extra boo’d up and cozy. Of course, fans wasted no time dragging Papoose into the mix, with some even calling for him to step to the front and say a few words. Whew! Peep the video here.

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Colman Domingo made it clear where he stands on supporting women during a recent outing in New York.

The actor used his time on the red carpet at the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women Dinner to call on men to step up, saying he was raised a feminist and would die as one.

Stars such as Salma Hayek Pinault, Simone Biles and Benicio del Toro attended the event, which raised more than $5 million to fight violence against women and children.

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Domingo has long supported women and reaffirmed his commitment by hosting the fifth annual Caring for Women Dinner on Thursday at The Pool in New York City.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter on the red carpet, the actor said being there in person mattered to him.

“It’s always been important to me to stand firm with these organizations, not only in support, but with my presence,” he said.

Domingo then turned his attention to the men in the room.

“Anytime I’ve been in rooms like this, I’ve thought, ‘Look at all these female leaders,’ but hey, we’re the men,” he said. “Men should be locking arms to make sure women have what they need in access and information and support. I was raised a feminist, and I’ll die a feminist.”

Kering’s Benefit Raises More Than $5 Million To Fight Gender-Based Violence

The Kering Foundation, the charitable arm of the luxury group that owns Gucci, Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen and Brioni, organized the dinner.

Together, attendees helped raise more than $5 million that night, with an online auction also organized to bring in additional funds.

According to reports, the money will be distributed to four nonprofits: Activating Change, Fondo Semillas, JBWS and The New York Women’s Foundation.

All four work to fight violence against women and support survivors.

The ‘Michael’ Star Brings ‘A Little Sparkle’ To The Evening

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For the event, the actor wore Valentino, a brand in which Kering owns a 30 percent stake, paired with Boucheron jewels.

He told the outlet he chose the outfit with the evening’s mood in mind.

“I’m a host, so I felt the need to bring a little sparkle and some light in the room with me tonight,” Domingo said. “I’ve always believed in storytelling in the things I wear, while also having some fun. The world is such a hard place as it is; we need to inspire people to embrace a bit more whimsy.”

Other guests also wore black-tie looks from Kering brands. Biles wore a draped Balenciaga gown, Anderson chose a sleek black Gucci gown, and del Toro wore a Brioni tuxedo.

Domingo Became Boucheron’s First American Ambassador In January

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Domingo’s choice of Boucheron jewels was no coincidence. In January, WWD reported that the French jeweler had named him a “Friend of the Maison,” making him its first American ambassador.

He joined a group that included Daisy Edgar-Jones, Han So-Hee, Charlotte Le Bon and Pierre Niney, and had already starred in a short campaign film with Le Bon.

Boucheron chief executive Hélène Poulit-Duquesne spoke highly of the actor at the time.

“I have come to know someone who is deeply sincere, natural, and warm,” she said. “To me, he embodies a personality that feels truly Boucheron: free-spirited, optimistic, and genuinely turned towards others.”

Domingo Sees His Own Journey Reflected In Boucheron

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Domingo also expressed pride in joining the brand, praising its design approach.

“It has always stood at the cutting edge of style and innovation, crafting pieces that are as modern as they are timeless, redefining what elegance looks like today,” the “Michael” star said of the brand.

He also shared how closely its identity resonated with his own journey to success:

“I see a reflection of my own journey in this maison: fearless in expression, rooted in tradition, yet always moving forward.”

It might not seem like it now, but in its early days, Star Trek was an underdog. Despite earning a dedicated fanbase with younger demographics during its three-year run, the original 1960s series wasn’t a ratings smash. NBC cancelled the ambitious sci-fi excursion after three seasons, and there’s a good chance Star Trek wouldn’t have made it that far without a combination of good luck and powerful behind-the-scenes allies (like entertainment powerhouse Lucille Ball). Trek‘s evolution into a franchise powerhouse was a tenuous undertaking from the beginning: although supportive of creator Gene Roddenberry‘s “Western in space” concept, NBC ordered a second pilot after deeming Roddenberry’s first offering “too cerebral” (not to mention the episode’s roughly $500,000 budget, a whopping price tag for the time). In this inaugural attempt, titled “The Cage,” film actor Jeffrey Hunter played Christopher Pike, the captain of the Enterprise and the series’ leading man. However, when the second pilot hit the airwaves, Pike was nowhere to be found. Instead, viewers were greeted by the swaggering charm of franchise staple Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner). Why didn’t Trek‘s main performer return for the full series?

Why Did Captain Pike Leave ‘Star Trek: The Original Series’?

Before his brief stint with Trek, Hunter had been a consistently working character actor and leading man for over a decade. Although not a superstar, he was known to audiences for high-profile roles like Jesus Christ in the ancient Biblical epic King of Kings and his supporting turn in John Wayne’s Western classic The Searchers; superstar Marilyn Monroe even called him “the acme of young American manhood.” Eventually, Hunter branched into television after feeling “dissatisfied with the roles being offered to him in films,” calling them “cotton candy, college-sophomore” scripts that capitalized on his looks.

His search for satisfyingly in-depth opportunities led him to Star Trek. However, Hunter ultimately refused Gene Roddenberry’s offer to reprise Captain Pike for a revamped series order, despite Roddenberry reportedly “set[ting] up a special screening of ‘The Cage’ […] in hopes of convincing the actor to stick with the project.” Hunter explained his decision during an interview with the Milwaukee Journal in 1965:

“I was asked to do it, I would have been tied up much longer than I care to be. I have several things brewing now and they should be coming to a head in the next few weeks. I love doing motion pictures and expect to be as busy as I want to be in them.”

Captain Pike Still Became an Important ‘Star Trek’ Character

In hindsight, it’s easy to extrapolate a scenario where Hunter continued with Star Trek and became as vital a part of Trek iconography as Shatner’s Kirk: the first onscreen captain and, therefore, essentially the face of the franchise. At the time, however, Star Trek probably seemed like a risky gamble to those involved. Certainly, few could have anticipated the worldwide entertainment titan it would become. It makes sense why Hunter chose to return to the film world’s familiar and flexible work over being tied down to an ongoing series.

Tragically, Hunter passed away in 1969, only four years after filming his single Star Trek episode. Hunter seemed to appreciate the series’ vision, having praised its ideology: “Except for the fictional characters,” he said, “it will be like getting a look into the future, and some of the predictions will surely come true in our lifetime.” Even though NBC never officially aired “The Cage,” Hunter still made his mark on Star Trek lore; before “The Cage” became widely available through special edition DVDs, a two-part episode from Season 1, “The Menagerie,” recycled the majority of Hunter’s footage into a flashback format resolving Pike’s story (played by Sean Kenney in Hunter’s stead).

Decades later, director J.J. Abrams’ first two prequel films incorporated the character (Bruce Greenwood) as a mentor to Chris Pine‘s youthful Kirk, while the Paramount+ series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds fully explores Pike’s (Anson Mount) years at the Enterprise helm. For the brief time he was onscreen, Hunter gave Captain Pike dignity, curiosity, and a brooding, responsible charisma that was more somber than flirtatious: the epitome of an era-appropriate hero who happened to be a futuristic space explorer.