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Netflix’s Frenetic, Extremely R-Rated Thriller Is A Late-Night Crime Spiral
By Robert Scucci
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I think the most upsetting thing about movies involving average people who need a second chance is how little it actually takes to turn their lives around. 2003’s The Big Empty centers on a man who puts himself in increasingly dangerous situations because somebody offered him $27,000 to be a bag man. Mel Gibson’s Payback (1999) is about a man who goes to hell and back for $70,000 that was stolen from him. Most people, if given that kind of money with no strings attached, could wipe out a car payment, a maxed-out credit card, or finally finish paying off their student debt.
Those who are slightly more fortunate could use it as a down payment on a house. Or, if you’re like Lynette (Vanessa Kirby) from 2025’s Night Always Comes, you save up the exact amount you need to avoid eviction, only for your mother to blow it on a brand new Mazda, effectively putting you out on the street if you can’t recoup the cash in less than a day.

The entire movie plays out like a run of the worst possible luck, escalating to the point of no return, with no support system in place to bail Lynette out. If I had to compare Night Always Comes to another recent film, it’s the perfect spiritual companion to the Safdie brothers’ 2017 release, Good Time. The difference is that Good Time hinges on bad decisions made by a bad person, while Night Always Comes is a series of bad decisions made by somebody pushed into desperation by her upbringing and lack of reasonable social safety nets.
Can’t Catch A Break
When Night Always Comes first introduces Lynette, she’s already at her lowest point, but she still finds ways to make things exponentially worse for herself. She’s working a string of menial jobs, saving every dollar so she can purchase the house her family is renting. Her older brother Kenny (Zack Gottsagen) has Down Syndrome, and she’s more of a parent to him than anyone else. Their mother, Doreen (Jennifer Jason Leigh), is emotionally absent and apathetic, so the responsibility of keeping the family afloat falls squarely on Lynette.

When Lynette finally scrapes together $25,000 for the down payment, she’s horrified to learn Doreen spent it all on a new car. David (J. Claude Deering), the owner of the house, tells her she has until 9:00 am the next morning to come up with the money before he sells the house to someone else. Not willing to go down without a fight, Lynette, who has a checkered past, slips back into old habits to recoup her losses. That decision sends her spiraling through the seediest corners of Portland, Oregon, digging herself deeper into a criminal life she doesn’t necessarily approve of, but understands might be the only way out.
Desperate, Lynette returns to sex work, which leads to her stealing a former client’s car. She tracks down her old friend Gloria (Julia Fox), who owes her money but refuses to pay. Gloria is doing well for herself as a live-in mistress to a corrupt politician, and while she won’t help financially, she does let it slip that he keeps a safe full of valuables in his closet. That pushes Lynette to reach out to her coworker Cody (Stephan James), an ex-con who knows how to crack safes.

Following a straightforward chain of “this happened, then this happened,” Night Always Comes keeps pushing Lynette deeper into Portland’s criminal underworld, with Kenny tagging along because there’s no one else to care for him in the middle of the night. Along the way, we learn about Lynette’s past as a runaway forced into sex work by her then-boyfriend Tommy (Michael Kelly) when she was still a teenager. It’s tragic, but it also makes it easier to sympathize with someone who has clearly been dealt a bad hand and run out of honest ways to course correct.
As expected, nearly every plan Lynette comes up with in Night Always Comes backfires epically, but she refuses to quit. Not with stakes this high. Not when her mother’s impulsive decisions are about to put her on the street and send Kenny into state care.
A Spiritual Successor To Good Time

If you’ve seen Good Time, Night Always Comes will feel familiar. In that film, Robert Pattinson’s Connie, who also has a cognitively impaired younger brother, goes on a crime spree that spirals out of control over the course of a single night. Where the films diverge is motive. Connie exploits his brother because he believes the law will go easier on him, while Lynette makes every decision with the intent of protecting Kenny, even if those decisions are deeply flawed.
What makes this harder to watch is that Lynette is actually trying. She works hard, tries to break the cycle she was born into, and attempts to do things the right way. But as the radio bumpers at the start of the film point out, most families are a couple car repairs and one missed shift away from losing everything. The film doesn’t excuse her behavior, but it does make a strong case for how quickly desperation can push people into choices they never thought they’d make when their back’s against the wall.

It does get a little heavy-handed by the third act, but Night Always Comes remains a solid watch. Vanessa Kirby and Zack Gottsagen stand out, largely because the family dynamic is so off-kilter. A younger sister acting as a parent to her older brother, while their actual mother sits on the sidelines, completely disconnected from the damage she’s causing, makes for inherently compelling storytelling.
It’s not an easy watch, and the ending lands in unresolved territory. It’s neither tragic nor triumphant, which might frustrate anyone hoping for a clean resolution. But life rarely works that way, and neither does this movie. You can sympathize with someone trying to escape a nightmare before it swallows her whole, or judge her as if you’d somehow make better choices in the same situation.


Night Always Comes is a Netflix Original and is available to stream with an active subscription.
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Robby Hoffman Reveals Her Own 10/10 Invention That Her ‘Hacks’ Character Would Make
Summary
- Hacks‘ Season 5 is sending the Emmy-winning comedy off on a hilarious high note.
- Robby Hoffman reveals just how much she is like her scene-stealing character, Randi.
- Hoffman calls PBS’ Odd Squad her “film school,” where she learned everything about writing and how a set works.
Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers for Hacks Season 5, Episode 4
HBO’s brilliant comedy series Hacks, which is in its fifth and final season, is going out on a hilarious high note. As they near the big MSG show, Deborah (Jean Smart) and Ava’s (Hannah Einbinder) lives are more chaotic and unpredictable as ever. Deborah has an unexpected romance with pop star Nico Hayes (Christopher Briney), Ava is recovering from her stint dating a magician and processing conflicting notes on her pilot script from a producer, and Marcus (Carl Clemons-Hopkins) is excited about his big business venture with Deborah, to name just a few of the many intriguing threads being pulled this season.
As we near the halfway point of the final season, the comedy, created by Jen Statsky, Lucia Aniello, and Paul W. Downs, impressively continues to be just as funny and bold as it was in Season 1. Hacks continues to evolve, with one of the best changes being the Season 4 addition of Robby Hoffman‘s Randi, Jimmy (Downs), and Kayla’s (Megan Stalter) quirky assistant. Though Randi might not be the most crucial element of Hacks‘ overarching plot, Randi continues to be one of the funniest parts of the series. Hoffman, who’s Emmy-nominated for her work on Hacks, plays the offbeat role with such conviction and confidence that it’s hard to picture the series without her.
During this interview with Collider, Robby Hoffman talks about the physical comedy in Episode 4, her own comedy, her unexpected early beginnings in Hollywood, and what she feels she shares with Randi. The delightfully unfiltered comedian is having a moment, and we’re all better off for it.
Before ‘Hacks,’ Robby Hoffman’s “Film School” Was Her Emmy-Winning Work on PBS
“PBS is like HBO, but without money.”
COLLIDER: I’m excited to talk to you.
ROBBY HOFFMAN: Same!
I’m a big fan of Hacks, I’ll get into that in a minute. A lot of people might not know this, but you have a lot of writing credits on some really cool kids’ programs. You have an Emmy!
ROBBY HOFFMAN: Thank you! Thank you.
It’s so impressive to me, and I feel like writing for a kids’ show must be such a different skill set. What has that taught you about yourself as a writer?
HOFFMAN: Some may not know, but I am an Emmy-winning writer and now an Emmy-nominated actor for Hacks. Writing on a kids show was never something I set out to do. It’s my first job for people who do the deep dive on Robby Hoffman. It’s my first television job. I grew up poor. I grew up without a hope, without a prayer. And when I got into school… first of all, not everybody in my family went to school. My mother told us often that school’s not for everyone, and she said that a lot because it was very expensive, so if you don’t have to do school, don’t do school. When I got into school, I did accounting because they told me that you can get a job right away, and so that’s what I studied. After that, as I got paid every two weeks, I started thinking about writing and different things that I’d never really thought of.
I got a writer’s assistant job on a kids’ show called Odd Squad on PBS. PBS is like HBO, but without money, so they do very good programming. But I was a writer’s assistant, and that was like my film school. I always saw rich kids. They studied things they wanted to do. I knew people who did art history. I knew people who did film. I knew people who went into programs. And to me, school was very practical, whether you were going to take a trade or if I was going to go to university for accounting or for something that you’ve got to learn, kind of a trade or profession. So even though it was kids and we were restricted in terms of language or sexual innuendo, it was still very good storytelling. And it was a volume business. We did 80, 11-minute episodes a season, and so I learned how to write story. Yes, there’s no this, there’s that, but it’s still beginning, middle, end. It’s still A, B story.
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It was literally my film school because it started as a small show, and it got really big. I learned everything about set. I was on set. I was on splinter units. I worked with the art department. I worked with hair and makeup. I worked with costume. I worked in all of the different areas as I grew up in that show, starting as a writer’s assistant, then a staff writer, and then an Emmy-winning writer. And I consider Odd Squad really to be my film school, and so very grateful for that.
Of course, after Odd Squad, knowing my sensibilities a little bit more, I said, maybe it’s time we moved to “grown-up.” It’s kind of when you find out like Bob Saget, people know him from Full House, and then they still watch his stand-up and they have a rude awakening. People who know me from Odd Squad as a children’s writer, and then they go and watch Wake Up on Netflix might have that similar rude awakening. And I apologize. Should come with a warning. “Has worked in kids’ entertainment before, so brace yourselves.”
That’s such a fascinating story. I’m glad that was kind of like your film school. It must be really beneficial to write within those restrictions, too.
HOFFMAN: I know the rules of writing. It’s kind of like when you watch a series like Atlanta and people go, well, he broke so many rules in this. Well, Donald Glover is so talented at writing, and he’s so talented at storytelling. He knows all the rules, and then you can break them. That’s what Odd Squad taught. I know the structure. Kids need structure. I know all the rules. Now in my own writing, it’s informed. I’m aware of what I’m doing whenever I’m going off the edges or outside of the lines.
Robby Hoffman Has a Genius Invention ‘Hacks’ Randi Would Approve Of
“If you become a millionaire from this idea, send me $88,000.”
I want to jump into Hacks. I love Randi, as many people do.
HOFFMAN: A little character that could.
I want to get to Episode 4 in particular, but what’s great is that your character has a solution for everything before the problem arises. There’s one episode where Randi invents a tray that warms drinks, and it’s just like a very quick throwaway line, but it was so smart. If there was a little gadget or something that you wish could solve a little daily annoyance you have, what would it be?
HOFFMAN: You know what it is? I don’t read a lot of physical books, but this is something I invented, and it probably exists, maybe now. Or if you have the wherewithal to put this together and get it on Shark Tank and figure it out, you can keep the money. Send me $88,000, okay? That’s all I ask. If you become a millionaire from this idea, send me $88,000.
You got it.
HOFFMAN: I love when I’m reading an article — maybe this will come out as an article — and maybe you’ll use a word that is a little outside of my vocabulary. I could hit that, look up the word, and expand my vocabulary by that one word. When I’m reading a physical book, I have to look it up on my phone or a dictionary, which my mother has sent me a physical dictionary. I invented a bookmark that has a little screen, almost like a PDF reader screen. You can put it on any word as you’re reading a physical paper book for as long as they still last. So maybe this product only lasts for another couple years. And it displays the meaning of the word for you, but it’s thin enough as a bookmark.
That’s pretty genius.
HOFFMAN: Right? And it’s a cute little thing. You put it at the end of Barnes & Noble, you know, the cash register, you just hang it there, right? It’s one of those last-minute grabs. I mean, it’s $9.99, which is a lot for a bookmark, but for a bookmark uploaded with a dictionary, it could be good. I’m Randi-like in that I have very particular ideas for particular uses.
Robby Hoffman Reveals That Her ‘Hacks’ Character Randi Was Written for Her
“I guess I inadvertently do physical comedy, but it’s not a conscious thing.”
One of my favorite episodes is Episode 4 of the season. Anna Konkle was such a fun cameo, and there’s a lot of physical comedy. I’m just curious, do you embrace physical comedy a lot? What was it like filming those scenes with Anna?
HOFFMAN: She was so funny. Anna was so funny. I thought she was the funniest one-off character that I got to work with, with Randi. She was an incredible talent, and all of her takes were great, and her looks. The physical comedy… I think I’ve always been a big talker in terms of talking with my hands. I talk with my whole body. So I guess I inadvertently do physical comedy, but it’s not a conscious thing. If there’s a stage, and you’ll see this in my stand-up, Wake Up on Netflix, I move, I take up whatever room is there. You know, if I have to sit in the chair, I’m sitting in the chair, but look how much out of the chair I already am, right? If there’s a stage, I’m curious, what’s that corner? What’s it like over here? [Laughs] I do end up having more physicality than I think I consciously realize.
And it works well for Randi.
HOFFMAN: Oh, good!
She was such a fun, eccentric character. How much of it is off the cuff, and how much is it on the page that you just bring to life?
HOFFMAN: You know what? It’s funny because Season 4 was a lot more off the cuff. They wrote the character for me, yet I still had to audition, which is fair. They’re like, well, we do know Robby… can she do it? [Laughs] You know, there’s no trust yet. Of course, we nailed it, thank God, and I remember that the few scenes that I had in Season 4, a lot of it was more off the cuff, but then they really knew how to write for Randi by Season 5. So a lot of it isn’t off the cuff. A lot of it I was reading, I was like, “Randi would say that,” or “This is how she would say it.” Still, a bunch is off the cuff. It’s a little bit of both, you know, certainly. Randi is very type A and goes a hundred percent into everything and is encyclopedic in ways that Robby isn’t. That writing is very helpful. And the ways that she’s like Robby, maybe she doesn’t say the right thing, or she’s a little rough around the edges, then maybe Robby comes out in those ways, so it’s a really fun mix.
It’s been a pleasure to talk to you, and I’m just excited to see the rest of Hacks and congrats on everything.
HOFFMAN: Thank you so much. Great interview.
New episodes of Hacks Season 5 air Thursdays on HBO Max.
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Larsa Pippen & Jeff Coby Split Amid ‘RHOM’ Pause
“The Real Housewives of Miami“ star Larsa Pippen began dating professional basketball player Jeff Coby in the early months of 2025. Now, more than a year later, the two have reportedly called it quits. This comes mere weeks after it was reported that Bravo had put “RHOM” on pause.
Prior to dating Coby, Pippen had been romantically involved with Marcus Jordan, the son of Michael Jordan, from September 2022 until July 2024.

Sources close to Pippen and Coby confirmed the split to TMZ. Notably, the report states that the breakup occurred sometime in March. Regarding the reasoning, insiders revealed that the relationship had simply fizzled out and hadn’t moved forward as either party had hoped.
As for where Pippen and Coby stand today, the source claims they have no ongoing connection and that they are not speaking to one another.
TMZ reports that the two met at a party in January 2025 and began dating shortly after.
Larsa Pippen Made Several Appearances With Jeff Coby
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According to PEOPLE, Pippen made her red carpet debut with Coby in April 2025. This came when they attended the premiere for “The Accountant 2.” Later, in May 2025, TMZ interviewed the couple while they were out in public.
Coby said to the reporter, “We’re getting married 2025-6. We’re getting married. It’s gonna be a beautiful marriage. November 2025.” Pippen’s reaction made it clear that Coby was joking, but he continued, “I can’t tell you when I’m gonna propose.”
The 32-year-old also appeared on season seven of “The Real Housewives of Miami,” notably during the reunion.
‘RHOM’ Fans Have Theories About The Breakup

Fans of “The Real Housewives of Miami” have a love/hate relationship with Pippen. Because of this, some feel bad for her that she’s going through another breakup. However, other viewers have a different take, with some claiming she needs time to be single.
One person said on X, “Either she needs to stop dating younger, or she needs to not expect so much from a person who’s younger than her and doesn’t want the same thing she wants.”
A different fan wrote, “Larsa moves way too fast. It seems she wants to marry everyone she dates.” After that, someone else noted, “How many contract relationships is she going to get in?”
However, someone else had a theory about Coby, writing, “Aka he thought he was gonna have a moment on a reality TV show….lord knows he’s never had a moment on the court.”
Lastly, someone else reacted to the breakup by saying, “And water is wet.”
Jeff Coby Defended His Relationship With Larsa Pippen In Early 2026

Rumors began circulating in January 2026 that Pippen had entered into a relationship with basketball player LiAngelo Ball. However, she shut down the rumblings on social media, calling them “fake news.” Later, TMZ interviewed Coby, and he also doubled down on their relationship.
He told the outlet, “Me and Larsa have a very secure relationship, and one thing about it is the communication and making sure we communicate at a very high and effective level.”
Coby continued, “We have to deal with a bunch of people trying to use other people’s names for clicks and photoshopping stuff — honestly, it’s wack! That part is wack! Get a grip!”
The basketball player then chalked the rumors up to them having “haters.” According to him, “When people see that we’re in a happy, fulfilling relationship, it’s only a matter of time until the haters try and stir the pot.”
He also shared several positive comments about the “RHOM” star during the interview.
Larsa Has Reacted To ‘RHOM’ Being Paused

Variety reported in mid-March 2026 that Bravo had decided to pause “The Real Housewives of Miami” following its seventh season. Per the report, this came due to low viewership as it was the least watched of all the “Housewives” series.
Several weeks later, in April, Pippen reacted during a “Two Ts in a Pod” podcast appearance. She said, “I thought we had a really good season last year. I felt like there was so much going on in our lives. We had a great season. We were getting reviews that everything was great on our show. And then I don’t know what happened. I’m not sure, to be honest with you.”
Despite “RHOM” being paused, it’s still available to stream on Peacock.
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Streamer After Stephen A. Comment
RELATED: There He Go! Klay Thompson Takes To Livestream Following His Split From Megan Thee Stallion (WATCH)
Klay Thompson Responds As Stephen A. Sparks Breakup Debate
The conversation started after Stephen A. Smith weighed in on public discourse surrounding Klay Thompson and the attention his personal life has received following claims made by Megan Thee Stallion about their split. Smith, speaking on YouTube, pushes back on airing private matters publicly. Additionally, he questioned why personal relationship issues are being broadcast in the first place.
He also pointed to what he sees as a growing trend of breakups becoming public narratives rather than private decisions. Furthermore, he argued that couples could simply separate without turning it into a headline-driven storyline.
But things took an even more internet-native turn when a commenter disagreed with Smith’s take and questioned his perspective.
Click here to see the internet user’s reaction clip.
Klay himself entered the chat with a short but instantly viral response, writing, “Go touch grass,” a remark that quickly spread across social media as fans weighed in on the ongoing discourse between athletes, commentators, and public opinion culture.
Of Course, The Comments Are Split
Folks quickly flooded The Shade Room’s Instagram comment section as soon as the exchange made waves, with opinions split right down the middle. Some users clapped back in the comments, telling others to “stop acting like he committed a crime” and pushing the argument that Klay Thompson’s response was being blown way out of proportion online. Others clapped back, saying his comment showed he clearly still cares, while a larger group called for everyone involved to shut it down and move on.
One Instagram user @a_boogie_83 shared, “Stephen A wants him a baller im convinced! He’s always talking 💩 about women!“
This Instagram user @liveyylee said, “You obviously care if you commenting 😂 a person that don’t care wouldn’t just saying. 😂”
And, Instagram user @nigguhsbeweird claimed, “I sure is hell hope yall keeping up with politics as well as this“
Meanwhile, Instagram user @perry_africana commented “he thinks he ate.. 😮💨”
While Instagram user @sweet_n_petite252 wrote, “They dated for 8 months. Less than one year… plz move tf on smh“
Lastly, Instagram user @carmen_carmelly said, “Why people acting like he did a crime 😒”
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17 Backless Amazon Dresses That Nail Hamptons Rich Mom Style
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You’ve nailed the linen pants, the woven totes and the gold hoops that whisper ‘old money.’ But if you don’t have a backless dress yet, you’re missing out on some serious luxe vibes. The dress style is beloved by wealthy women — especially those who summer in the Hamptons — making these trendy options a must-have for those hoping to nail the look from Memorial Day through September.
The trick is finding a backless dress with a forgiving drape, the right neckline and just enough exposure to feel sexy without trying too hard. These playful picks deliver that quietly confident, salt-air-and-rosé energy without the price tags you’d see in Southampton. See our favorites below — from just $15!
17 Backless Hamptons-Inspired Dresses — From $15
1. Mediterranean Maven: Thanks to the stunning blue and white print, this breezy maxi dress looks expensive. It’s hard to believe the easy, elevated design is only $20.
2. Vacation Ready: Don’t pack for a long weekend without a spaghetti-strap maxi. It rolls into a suitcase, shakes out wrinkle-free and works from morning coffee runs to evening dinner reservations.
3. Fun and Formal: The halter-style V-neck flatters your collarbones while the bow adds a flirty surprise. This polished maxi dress is an instant ‘yes.’
4. Polka Dot Princess: This dotted maxi threads the needle between fun and refined, with a modest boat neckline that works just as well for brunch as it does for weddings.
5. Ocean Vibes: With beaded detailing that channels pure island energy, Verdusa’s breezy maxi may transport you to Bora Bora. At the same time, it feels like something fancy you’d spot in a boutique out east.
6. Mood Boost: In this case, the soft yellow color reads as confident rather than loud. The elasticized back also gives this sunny yellow maxi some shape without a constricting zipper or tie.
7. Brunch Vibes: This delicate printed maxi looks like it came from a high-end boutique, courtesy of the dainty floral print and charming back bow.
8. Boho Babe: Three back straps keep this frilly, smocked maxi anchored where other backless dresses wander. The smocking adds shape without squeezing.
9. Playful Mini: Feel like a Pilates mom in a sporty mini dress that features crisscross straps for a bit of edge. It’s an athleisure staple that still reads effortlessly cool.
10. Wedding Guest: Silky fabric and a cowl neck give this printed maxi dress wedding-guest credentials. The stretchy material hugs in all the right places without feeling too tight, while the drape keeps things flattering and fashionable.
11. Trendy Texture: Regular fabric is fine, but textured fabric is rich mom-chic (and even smooths cellulite). This halter-neck maxi is already in the cart.
12. Coastal Queen: Serve dreamy, romantic energy in this lace-trim floral dress. It could totally be Zimmermann.
13. Beach Day: A multitasker at its finest, this beach-ready mini dress works as both a swim coverup and an evening dress.
14. Budget-Friendly: Last-minute invites call for quick grabs. Thankfully, this $15 wonder comes in endless colors to work for any occasion.
15. Plus Pockets: Not a drill! This brand-new neck maxi has roomy pockets for phones, chapsticks and keys, so you don’t even need a bag.
16. Summer Staple: Yellow flatters more skin tones than people expect. This pastel-toned number earns its closet space from May through September.
17. Oh-So Sexy: When you want to stun at date night, this backless boho maxi shows just enough skin without the full reveal. We adore the strategic side cutouts.
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Cameron Diaz’s $50 Amazon Crossbody Is a Practical ‘Must-Have’
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Cameron Diaz has mastered that California-cool style that always feels effortless yet polished and practical. Whether she’s stepping out in relaxed denim, breezy basics or comfortable sneakers, the actress consistently proves functional fashion can still look elevated. So when Diaz was recently spotted carrying the Bogg Belt Bag Crossbody, it immediately caught our attention — especially since the celebrity-loved accessory is just $50 on Amazon.
Diaz has never been one to rely on flashy extras. Instead, her wardrobe leans into versatile, real-life staples that work just as well for travel and busy days as they do for casual outings. That makes this practical, everyday bag a natural fit. It’s hands-free, durable and polished enough to pair with everything from wide-leg jeans to athleisure.
Get the Bogg Belt Crossbody Bag for $50 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.
The exact bag is made from Bogg’s signature lightweight EVA material, which is water-resistant, washable and easy to wipe clean. It offers enough space for daily essentials — phone, wallet, keys and beauty products — while the adjustable strap allows for multiple styling options, including traditional crossbody or belt bag wear.
Beyond function, the bag comes in a few shades, including neutral black and playful lavender, making it easy to personalize. The low-maintenance material is especially appealing for women who want a stylish bag that doesn’t require much maintenance.
Amazon buyers are just as enthusiastic. One reviewer praised its “super roomy” design, while another called it a “must have” that would stay in their collection “for a very long time.” That kind of feedback makes it easy to see why this one keeps earning repeat praise, especially from stars.
For those looking to channel Diaz’s laid-back luxe style, this practical Amazon find delivers. Functional, stylish and refreshingly affordable, it’s proof that celeb-loved wardrobe additions don’t have to come with a designer price tag. Grab it for $50 on Amazon before it disappears.
Get the Bogg Belt Crossbody Bag for $50 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.
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Keith Urban ‘Stung’ By His Daughter’s Unexpected Move
Keith Urban was reportedly left “stunned” by his daughter Sunday Rose‘s Instagram jab after she unfollowed him on the social media platform.
Rose, whom the country singer shares with his ex-wife Nicole Kidman, has solidly backed her famous mother since her parents’ split, with the latest move making it clear whose side she’s on.
Keith Urban previously spoke about raising his daughters, saying he had to “break the chain” so as to ensure they didn’t grow up in the same kind of environment he grew up in.

Urban made headlines this week after his daughter, Sunday Rose, made a pointed statement by publicly unfollowing him on Instagram.
Although she later followed him again, reports suggest the move “stung” the country star as it wasn’t done by accident, but rather shows where things are between father and daughter following his split from their mom.
According to a new report, the move left the “Somebody Like You” singer unsettled and stunned, adding that he’s aware of what is going on and knows it’s more than just social media.
“Sunday knew exactly what she was doing,” an insider said. “It was a pointed move, and Keith got the message loud and clear.”
Inside Nicole Kidman And Keith Urban’s Shocking Split

Alongside Rose, Urban also shares daughter Faith Margaret with his now-estranged wife Kidman.
The pair got married in June 2005 and were together for 20 years until the “Practical Magic” actress filed for divorce in September 2025, citing irreconcilable differences.
At the time, multiple sources told TMZ that people within Kidman’s circle believed Urban had immediately gotten with another woman after the actress filed for divorce. One insider even said that rumors of his fling were “all over Nashville” at the time.
“All the signs point to the fact that Keith is with another woman,” sources close to the “Big Little Lies” star told the news outlet. “Let’s just say, Nicole doesn’t dispute that, but she’s still shocked over it.”
Reports suggested then that they’d been living separately before the split; however, it was never confirmed whether or not he cheated on her.
The Actress Had To Step In To Quell Her Daughter’s Anger Toward The Singer

Since her parents’ separation, Rose has solidly taken sides with her mom and recently praised her as a “key part of everything” she does, while pointedly refusing to mention or acknowledge Urban.
However, the “Scarpetta” actress had to step in to make sure Rose’s social media antics don’t turn into a full-blown family drama.
“Nicole was the one who told her to take the high road and cut it out,” an insider told Rob Shuter. “She understood why Sunday was upset, but she also knew making it public would only make things worse.”
“The girls have a lot of love for their dad, but there is hurt, too,” the source added. “Sunday has been especially vocal about it.”
Urban, who still follows Rose and Kidman, is understandably “hurt” by the incident.
“Keith is hurt,” a source said. “He knows this wasn’t just about Instagram. It was personal.”
Keith Urban Is ‘Really Distraught’ About The State Of His Relationship With His Daughters

Even if Urban is still holding onto hopes that things would at least remain cordial between him and his daughters, sources say they’ve “cut off” the “Blue Ain’t Your Color” singer and blame him for “every problem” they’ve experienced in recent months.
“[The girls] are completely team Nicole and, right now, Keith is the bad guy. He is the cause of every problem in their minds, and it’s harrowing for him,” the source told Daily Mail.
“He’s really distraught about it. He loves those girls, but they are so angry at him, and they’re blaming him,” the insider continued. “I don’t even think this is Nicole painting a narrative; this is the girls coming to this conclusion on their own.”
Nicole Kidman Shares The Powerful Advice She Gave Her And Keith Urban’s Daughters

Rose’s Instagram move against her dad, Urban, comes just a few weeks after Kidman revealed the powerful advice she gave her daughters about their future during a speaking engagement at the University of San Francisco for the college’s Silk Speaker Series.
“I told them that the decisions you’re making now will affect your life, but also things will change as nothing is set in stone,” she said, per Sky News. “And primarily trying to create emotional stability is important for them so that they can feel like the world is their oyster.”
The actress added, “I told them you’re going to have an incredible future, but it can be incredibly overwhelming.”
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HBO Max’s 10-Part Supernatural Crime Series Is Taking Over Streaming Worldwide
After years of delivering unbeatable scares — beginning with his 1974 bestseller Carrie, which has been adapted multiple times, including Mike Flanagan’s upcoming miniseries — Stephen King earned the well-deserved title “King of Horror.” Among his acclaimed works is a standout thriller published in 2018, which was adapted into a near-perfect series starring a House of the Dragon and MobLand star two years later. Widely regarded as one of King’s creepiest adaptations, the show is now staging a surprise resurgence on a global scale.
Having aired on HBO for only ten episodes from January 12 to March 8, 2020, The Outsider is set in a small town in rural Georgia and begins with the discovery of the horribly mutilated body of 11-year-old Frankie Peterson (Duncan E. Clark). In Collider’s review, Tom Reimann describes the horror miniseries as “one creepy-as-hell detective story that’s equal parts True Detective and Dracula,” that’s darkly entertaining, strengthened by strong performances from Jason Bateman, Ben Mendelsohn, Mare Winningham, and Cynthia Erivo, who portrays Holly Gibney from King’s Mr. Mercedes.
Six years after its impressive run, The Outsider is surging on streaming charts globally. On April 8, 2026, the Emmy-nominated crime drama ranked as the ninth most-watched show on HBO Max, with subscribers in Mexico, Nicaragua, Argentina, and Peru, among others, contributing to its success. In addition to the previously mentioned stars, Bill Camp, Paddy Considine, Julianne Nicholson, Yul Vazquez, and Marc Menchaca also appear in the series. And for his role as the accused Little League coach Terry Maitland in Frankie’s murder case, Bateman earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series. Currently, the show is sitting comfortably at HBO Max’s #11 spot worldwide.
Another Creepy Stephen King Adaptation Is on the Way
Flanagan’s Carrie is easily among the most anticipated King adaptations in the works, and, as expected, fans anticipate the brilliant filmmaker delivering nothing short of perfection. Starring Summer H. Howell in the titular role, the upcoming Carrie comes after three film adaptations released in 1976, 2002, and 2013, as well as a musical adaptation that premiered in 1988. As confirmed by series star Katee Sackhoff at a Fan Expo Vancouver panel on February 14, 2026, Carrie is expected to premiere in October 2026. Also starring in the supernatural horror are Siena Agudong, Alison Thornton, Thalia Dudek, Amber Midthunder, Josie Totah, Arthur Conti, Joel Oulette, Matthew Lillard, and Samantha Sloyan.
You can watch The Outsider on HBO Max.
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Clint Eastwood Directed And Starred In This Criminally Underrated War Movie
By Britta DeVore
| Published

When it comes to creatives who dip their toe into acting and directing, there’s almost no better man for the job than the legendary Clint Eastwood. From the Bradley Cooper-led American Sniper to the heartfelt performances between Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon in Invictus, the star-turned-filmmaker has certainly made a name for himself behind the camera. One standout in his catalog is 1986’s Heartbreak Ridge, a war drama that often flies under the radar compared to his more celebrated work.
While he’s great at giving visionary direction to some of Hollywood’s biggest names, there’s nothing like a Clint Eastwood-led movie directed by the man himself. From Gran Torino to Million Dollar Baby, the man has a knack for seamlessly moving from the director’s chair to under the bright lights. Almost two decades into his filmmaking career, Eastwood delivered Heartbreak Ridge, a film centered around the life of a hardened Marine nearing the end of his service.
Creative Liberties Were Taken

In the 1986 flick, Clint Eastwood stars as a U.S. Marine who is getting ready to celebrate his well-earned retirement. Before he can kick back, relax, and go fishing, the tough-as-nails Marine is handed a platoon of unruly recruits who he needs to get battle ready if they have any hopes of surviving the 1983 American invasion of Grenada. With a well-formed cast, Heartbreak Ridge also starred the likes of Academy Award-nominee Marsha Mason (Cinderella Liberty), Everett McGill (Quest for Fire, Dune), and Mario Van Peebles (New Jack City).
In the script’s original draft, the leading character was not meant to be a member of the Marines but was instead a soldier in the United States Army. Unfortunately, when Eastwood and the rest of his team approached the Army for their help and support in making the movie as real as possible, they turned the project down because the character was an alcoholic divorcee. Picking up the pieces and starting at square one, the film’s creatives moved on to the Marines, who, after some cajoling, agreed to help shape the leading characters.

With the Marines behind them, the crew was allowed to roll cameras in California’s Camp Pendleton, giving the training scenes a real-life edge. Unfortunately, when the final product came out, the branch of the U.S. armed forces was less than pleased with the way Clint Eastwood and the rest of the cast and crew behind Heartbreak Ridge depicted them. Essentially, they didn’t appreciate some of the creative liberties taken to make the film more dramatic and give the characters a fully fleshed-out story.
A Critical And Commercial Success
Although the film wasn’t a hit among the Marines, audiences and critics enjoyed Clint Eastwood’s latest action-centered war epic, raking in a whopping $121.7 million at the worldwide box office against its $15 million production budget. An industry standout, the title would also nab a nomination for Best Sound at that year’s Academy Awards.

Heartbreak Ridge landed in theaters in 1986, the tail end of a decade that would be rounded out by the director’s Charlie “Bird” Parker biopic, Bird. Blasting off into the 1990s with guns blazing, Clint Eastwood continued his upward trajectory as a Hollywood star and filmmaker with The Rookie, Unforgiven, and The Bridges of Madison County, to name a few. As we know, Eastwood’s star has only continued to shine over the years, with his directorial credits well over 40.
Not Presently Streaming, But Available On Demand
As of late, things have been quiet for Clint Eastwood, as the last picture he starred in and directed was 2021’s neo-western drama, Cry Macho. Since then, the icon has released Juror No. 2, which was widely reported to be his final film. With almost seven decades in the industry, Eastwood has become a household name, either starring in or backing a project in every genre, with a movie out there for everyone. The recipient of 11 Academy Awards, it’s clear that the star’s impact on the world of film has been noticed by his peers and fans alike.

As for Heartbreak Ridge, the film isn’t currently on a major streaming platform, but it is available on-demand if you’re looking to check it out. You can rent or purchase it through platforms like YouTube, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, and Fandango at Home to see why it remains one of Clint Eastwood’s most notorious war-centered features.
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Mikayla Kloth Charged After Stabbing Boyfriend Over Dinner Plans
What was supposed to be a normal evening for a Wisconsin couple quickly turned fatal over alleged dinner plans. 27-year-old Mikayla Kloth is reportedly facing charges after police allege she stabbed her boyfriend, Lukas Rosch when he refused to go out to eat with her and suggested to stay in and air fry their dinner instead.
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Air Fryer Dinner Dispute Ends In Tragedy For Wisconsin Couple
PEOPLE reports that authorities have charged Mikayla Kloth with first-degree intentional homicide after she allegedly confessed to stabbing 25-year-old Lukas Rosch. The incident happened on Friday, April 24, at an apartment in Lac la Belle, Wisconsin. Officers responded to a 911 call from Mikayla just before 7 p.m. on the 24th and arrived at the scene, where they found Lukas lying on his back and bleeding on the floor.
Per Fox 6 Milwaukee, police said Mikayla admitted to stabbing Lukas because she was “angry” that he didn’t want to go out to eat with her. She said he instead wanted to stay in and cook chicken in an air fryer. Authorities also mentioned that Mikayla allegedly told them while they transported her to the police station that she should’ve “just went to the bar” and “the whole thing was irritating.”
More About Lukas Rosch & The Fatal Incident
According to the New York Post, doctors rushed Lukas to a local hospital, but he unfortunately died shortly after from a single stab wound to the chest. While officers transported Mikayla, she allegedly made more comments about her relationship with Lukas. She allegedly said, “if his parents didn’t hate her before, they will hate her now.” Lukas and Mikayla reportedly dated for about three years. During Mikayla’s recent court appearance on Monday, April 27, Lukas’ father reportedly told the court he was a “shattered man” after losing his son. In courtroom footage, he also added, “Please never let that monster walk the streets ever again.”
What’s Next For Mikayla Kloth?
A judge has reportedly ordered Mikayla Kloth to remain in custody on a $2 million bond. She is set to return to court for a preliminary hearing on May 29. If she gets convicted, she could allegedly face life in prison.
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George Takei’s Ridiculous Sci-Fi Comedy You Never Heard Of Is Basically Alien With Rubber Ducks
By Robert Scucci
| Published

If you’ve ever found yourself wondering what Alien (1979) would be like if it were a straight-up comedy, I’d like to direct your attention to 2012’s Space Milkshake, the most profoundly stupid thing I’ve watched all week. I have zero regrets because it’s the kind of low-budget, bonkers movie I love throwing on when life gets too serious and I want my escapism to actually feel earned. Both my kids have been home sick from school. They’re throwing up everywhere. I don’t like the kind of goo I have to clean up while I’m trying to work between cyclical vomiting spells and gratuitous ice-pop recoveries. But alien goo? Pass me the Kool-Aid.
Not only is there plenty of goo, there are also other things that make Space Milkshake worth your time. Babes in bubble baths. Time travel. Wisecracking AI. Sandwiches. Oh yeah, and a sentient rubber duck that may or may not actually be a giant, hostile, tentacled creature named Gary (voiced by George Takei).

Like I said, this movie is super dumb. But it’s fun dumb. It’s well-thought-out dumb. It’s 87 minutes you’ll never get back, but you won’t feel like you lost anything because the humor lands, as juvenile as it may be.
Sanitation Is Risky Business
Space Milkshake takes place on the Regina, a sanitation space station inhabited by four crew members, Captain Anton (Billy Boyd), his on-again, off-again partner Valentina (Amanda Tapping), borderline goth baddie Tilda (Kristin Kreuk), and naive newcomer Jimmy (Robin Dunne). Almost immediately, Jimmy is put to work solving impossible tasks, like fixing the entire mainframe he was just introduced to and finding a workaround that lets the crew eat something other than sandwiches. Sandwiches are their primary form of sustenance. They come from a sandwich machine, the only source of food on the ship. Every day at lunch feels like a game of Russian roulette, but with questionable cold cuts.

Everybody aboard the Regina sticks to a strict schedule. It doesn’t matter what kind of disaster is unfolding or what kind of labor-intensive job they’re in the middle of. If Wendi (Amy Matysio), their AI companion, says it’s time for lunch, it’s time for lunch. If it’s time to play Scrabble, it’s time to play Scrabble, and so on.
Their routine takes a turn for the worse during a one-off, unsanctioned garbage retrieval mission, when Jimmy stumbles upon an interdimensional device known as the Time Cube, which is either a planet-destroying weapon, a time machine, or both. After he disrupts the very fabric of reality by interacting with it, a number of unfortunate things happen. First, Tilda is secretly killed and replaced by her alien doppelganger, and nobody seems to notice or care.

Then, even worse, Valentina’s beloved rubber ducky has a doppelganger too, and it’s actually her ex-boyfriend, Gary, in disguise. Thanks to the rift in the space-time continuum, everybody aboard the Regina is living on a timeline where Earth is devoid of life, meaning they can’t contact ground control.
As their sandwich supply continues to dwindle and Gary evolves closer to his final, terrifying form, it’s up to Jimmy to maintain the peace and restore their original timeline while all hell breaks loose aboard the ship. If you thought things couldn’t get any more chaotic, Jimmy doesn’t know Tilda is an alien clone, and as they continue to bond, he falls in love with her, which only complicates things further.
Come For The Crew, Stay For The Goo!

One conversation I have more than I’ll ever care to admit is how most modern movies have a disappointing lack of goo. If you’re like me and can’t get enough of that sweet, sweet goo, all you have to do is stick around for Space Milkshake’s third act. You’ll get your fix.
Space Milkshake is painfully low-budget, but honestly doesn’t look too bad all things considered. The only information I can find about the film’s financials suggests Telefilm Canada supported 11 films for a total investment of $9 million. If that was split evenly, it’s fair to estimate this one came in at around $800,000.

Despite its obvious limitations, the establishing shots of the space station don’t look half bad, and the creature effects, while clearly from the “affordable CGI” bin, get the job done without taking you completely out of the movie. The real appeal comes from the cast’s chemistry, especially Billy Boyd’s Anton, who’s disproportionately arrogant for a captain with startlingly little to bring to the table.

In case you didn’t already pick up on this, Space Milkshake isn’t high art. It is, however, wildly entertaining, and exactly what you need if you’ve been watching too many existential heavy hitters and want a break. If you’re willing to endure the cold void of space as a rubber duck named Gary wreaks havoc on an unsuspecting sanitation crew, you can stream Space Milkshake for free on Tubi as of this writing.

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