GloRilla has spoken on her sister Victoria Woods allegedly threatening to assault her with a firearm after Woods’ apparent arrest warrant from 2015 surfaced online.

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GloRilla Speaks On Sister Victoria Woods Allegedly Threatening to Assault Her With Firearm After 2015 Arrest Warrant Surfaces

As The Shade Room previously reported, on Monday, February 9, GloRilla went live to address the recent events with her sister, and while streaming, she mentioned that an incident between them is on public record.

“I ain’t gon’ talk about how you got me sent to jail for a whole week — we ain’t gon’ talk about that. How you tried to shoot me and set me up. You got me sent to jail — we ain’t gon’ talk about none of that? Aight. I ain’t gon’ talk about half the stuff you did, just leave it alone,” Glo said, speaking directly to her sister.

Furthermore, Glo seemed to imply that it would be best for her sister to continue doing her and keep her “out of it.” Additionally, she shared a message for other family members who appear to agree with Woods in feeling that Glo should financially provide for them.

“Even before I was rich, I always been the one to never ask for s**t,” she said. “I always been the one to do s**t for motherf*****s. So the ones that feel where she coming from, y’all don’t know s**t ’cause y’all never been the ones to have s**t.”

See what the rapper said below, and swipe to see the apparent 2015 arrest warrant, which appears to state that Woods was cited for domestic assault of GloRilla in May 2015. Additionally, the document alleges that Woods threatened to harm GloRilla with a gun, saying, “shut up before I shoot you.” Per GloRilla, Woods did not point the gun at her and only made threats. Nonetheless, Woods was reportedly transported to jail.

Social Media Weighs In On Apparent 2015 Assault Threat & Arrest

Social media users weighed in on the apparent 2015 assault threat and arrest involving Victoria Woods and GloRilla in TSR’s comment section.

Here’s What GloRilla Shared Amid Speaking On Victoria Woods Allegedly Threatening to Assault Her With Firearm

As The Shade Room previously reported, on Monday, February 9, GloRilla also addressed Victoria Woods airing her out for allegedly neglecting their parents and family. Ultimately, Glo got her mom and dad on the phone, and each parent thanked her for being present and supportive of them.

Elsewhere during the live, Glo sparked questions about her sister’s mental state, and reiterated that she won’t be helping those with whom she doesn’t have a good relationship.

Since then, Victoria Woods has seemed to imply that her mother may be playing both sides of the situation, and shared alleged texts appearing to show her mom being upset with GloRilla.

On Tuesday, February 10, Woods shared her latest message about their back-and-forth via Facebook.

“how is it when she go to interviews and talks about our struggles it’s koo but when i do it it’s a problem? and she been mentioning me im the 5th child… yall just justify her then yall will say ohh she hasn’t mentioned your name of course she not cause she don’t want yall knowing anything about us and don’t want the truth to be revealed…yall labeling me as a comedian but every comedian actually make jokes off of hurt,” Victoria Woods wrote.

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Published
February 10, 2026
1:31 PM PST

While Sia may have believed in a cheap thrill, movie lovers tend to love a great thrill. A thriller that is. The wide-spanning genre has given audiences a chance to be glued to their seat as they await the juicy twists and turns coming their way. Whether the thriller be a mystery, an action-adventure, or a crime drama, the ability to keep an audience engaged is the trick for films that live under that umbrella.

With so many titles on your Netflix list, it can be difficult to know what to watch next. If you know you’re in the mood for a thriller, let us help you out with four excellent titles that provide a vast range of thrilling sensations. From classic characters to real-life individuals, portrayed by some of Hollywood’s finest, these titles are perfect for your next dive into the world of thrillers. Whatever you fancy, if you’re looking for something to make your adrenaline pump, these movies will satisfy your needs.

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‘Caught Stealing’ (2025)

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While we’ll talk about a different kind of king later, Austin Butler, the actor who formerly portrayed The King, has been moving swiftly into action films as of late. Joining forces with the legendary Darren Aronofsky, Butler proves his turn into a complete Hollywood leading man in Caught Stealing. Based on the novel of the same name by Charlie Huston, Caught Stealing follows Hank Thompson (Butler), a former baseball star-turned-bartender who, after agreeing to pet sit for his neighbor, Russ Miner (Matt Smith), unwittingly runs afoul of New York City’s criminal underbelly as he’s pursued by various gangsters searching for a mysterious item. A violent and chaotic dark comedy, Caught Stealing brings the vibrant city circa 1998 to life through an array of oddball characters.

With a stacked cast of stars, including Regina King, Zoë Kravitz, Liev Schrieber, and Bad Bunny, among others, Caught Stealing became a sleeper hit of 2025. A throwback thriller of sorts, Caught Stealing proves that Butler has more charisma than we’re prepared for. Through fast action and stellar performances, Caught Stealing ticks all the right boxes for a perfect thriller. Though it may not be peak Aronofsky, it will certainly satisfy your itch.

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‘Sew Torn’ (2024)

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Having first blown up after appearing in the 2024 South by Southwest Film Festival, Sew Torn helped establish Freddy Macdonald as a “wunderkind” filmmaker. The dark comedy thriller follows Barbara (Eve Connolly), a grieving, isolated Swiss mountain seamstress on the verge of bankruptcy. After stumbling upon a botched drug deal, a suitcase of cash, and a bunch of injured men, her split decision at the scene of the crime leads to drastically different outcomes along the way. Exploring how Barbara’s different, split-decisions create three alternate (and increasingly dangerous) timelines, Sew Torn is a bombastic film that rightly makes Macdonald a director to keep an eye on.

Stitching together a wild ride after a mundane quest, Sew Torn‘s ability to present the repercussions of the three paths — commit the perfect crime, call the police, or drive away — further pushes Barbara’s crusade to save her store to the highest of stakes. Expanded from Macdonald’s short film of the same name, Sew Torn balances whimsical, if not absurd, moments with tense and thrilling elements that keep you gripped. We’ve all pondered the “what-ifs” in our own lives, but Sew Torn pushes it to extremes in a genius manner. This film is genuinely unlike anything you’ve witnessed before.

3

‘Skyfall’ (2012)

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For some diehard James Bond fans, the Daniel Craig era of 007 started off tepid, but by the time we reached Skyfall, the reactions soon changed. Perhaps the strongest of his tenure, Skyfall follows the MI6 agent after an assignment goes horribly wrong. Bond’s loyalty to M (Judi Dench) is tested when a terrorist attack on MI6 forces him to track down a villain from M’s past, determined to destroy everything they hold dear. With MI6 compromised inside and out, Bond is aided by a field agent, Eve Moneypenny (Naomie Harris), as he follows a trail to one of the most vile villains, Raoul Silva (Javier Bardem), who is dead set on settling an age-old score. Richly dark and twisted, thanks in part to Barden’s superb and ferocious villainy, Skyfall is James Bond at his finest.

Even if you enter the James Bond universe for the first time with this film, Skyfall will likely get you hooked, as you have the iconic hero take on the most sinister of villains. As the story unfolds, Bond must face the reality of MI6 and what it truly means to him. Is it worth fighting for? Skyfall is a wonderful epic, bringing Bond into the modern age with technology while still maintaining the integrity of the past. Solidly directed by Sam Mendes, Skyfall is a sexy, riveting, dangerous thriller. If you can hear Adele when you see the title of the film, that’s a good sign.

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‘The King’ (2019)

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Come Oscar night, Timothée Chalamet may be a new king in Hollywood, but before then, he played a historical king in the 2019 epic, The King. Directed by David Michôd from a script by Michôd and Joel Edgerton and based on several of William Shakespeare‘s Henriad plays, the drama tells the story of young Hal (Chalamet), a reluctant prince who inherits the English throne as Henry V upon his father’s (Ben Mendlsohn) death. Putting the focus on Hal’s navigation through palace intrigue, the chaotic wars, and the burdens of leadership, The King is a “rise within the ranks” story as you’ve never seen before.

Renowned for its gritty and realistic depiction of medieval warfare, The King is a massive epic that is stunning to behold. Perhaps an underrated period drama, the hostility of palace politics and war-torn terror allows The King to tackle every aspect of this carouser-to-warrior king story. Like Shakespeare’s own take on the tale, The King is inspired by a true story that honors Shakespeare while putting forth something refreshing through a modern lens. That said, tried-and-true historians found the film to be more of a work for entertainment. Nevertheless, The King boasts a brilliant cast that includes Sean Harris, Lily-Rose Depp, and Robert Pattinson. The King is impressive filmmaking through and through.

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Tell Me Lies is getting ready for its potential series finale by putting out its most toxic episode yet — and one of the stars is defending that controversial twist.

During the Tuesday, February 10, episode of the hit Hulu series, Evan (Branden Cook) was desperate to win back Bree (Cat Missal), so he took advice from an unexpected source: her toxic ex Oliver (Tom Ellis). Oliver suggested that Evan make Bree rely on him, which inspired Evan to get Bree’s alcoholic mother drunk so his girlfriend would need his help.

“His version of the best isn’t great,” Cook, 31, exclusively told Us Weekly about Evan’s turn to the dark side. “Usually children without guidance make other mistakes.”

Cook expressed excitement at getting to push boundaries with his role this season.

“I was causing a little chaos. It was fun, though,” he noted. “I was excited to see that. I was excited to get in on some of that toxicity and do a little manipulation of my own. When [showrunner] Meaghan [Oppenheimer] first told me, I was like, ‘Let’s do it.’”

Based on Carola Lovering‘s novel of the same name, Tell Me Lies follows the messy relationship between college students Lucy (Grace Van Patten) and Stephen (Jackson White). Season 3, which premiered in January, took a turn when Evan’s ex Bree secretly sparked a romance with his friend Wrigley (Spencer House).

“It was an adjustment — obviously — just in terms of where does that leave everything and how do we work through this triangle now,” Cook shared with Us. “How does that affect everybody’s relationship?”

Cook called it “fun” getting to connect the dots. At the same time, he joked that the reveal meant fewer people are rooting for Bree and Evan.

“Nobody is rooting for Evan ever. But it was cool and it’s funny,” he quipped. “Any time you add an element like that, it makes the job a lot more fun. The more drama, the better.”

Missal, meanwhile, praised Tell Me Lies for thinking outside of the box.

“Honestly, I think [Bree and Wrigley’s] relationship offers the dynamic of the show a bit of relief. I think people were yearning for that and I think the writers were so smart in doing that,” she told Us. “It’s a really beautiful thing.”

Missal teased how the fictional relationship will play out, adding, “For Bree, she’s just searching for security and searching for a truth that she’s not getting with most of these relationships in her life. And Wrigley opens that door a little bit for her.”

Elsewhere in Tuesday’s episode, Wrigley and Bree were making plans to break up with their respective partners so they could start dating. But Wrigley’s attempt to break up with Pippa (Sonia Mena) took a turn when she asked him to sleep with her one last time … to awkward results.

While Hulu has yet to announce Tell Me Lies‘ future, Oppenheimer previously weighed in on the show’s future.

“In terms of future seasons, it’s impossible to really know at this point,” Oppenheimer shared with Us. “I certainly had always thought this was always more or less the ending I’d had in mind.”

Oppenheimer didn’t rule out a return. “But you never know what’s going to happen in the future,” she continued. “But there’s definitely a sense where I didn’t want to leave anything hanging this season. Basically, I wanted to satisfy everyone.”

New episodes of Tell Me Lies air Tuesdays on Hulu.

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Drew Barrymore revealed she joined the mile-high club — but not in the way people might expect.

During the Monday, February 9, episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, the host revealed to guest Kaley Cuoco that she’s a member of the infamous “club,” but it wasn’t a private experience. “American Airlines,” she quipped.

Cuoco, 40, asked Barrymore, 50, whether it was a “difficult” maneuver, she replied, “No. It worked well. He was in the bathroom.”

Barrymore has candidly discussed returning to the dating scene after her divorce from ex-husband Will Kopelman. The former couple tied the knot in 2012 and later welcomed daughters Olive and Frankie. After four years of marriage, Barrymore and Kopelman announced their split in April 2016.

Following Kopelman’s marriage to Alexandra Michler in 2021, Barrymore admitted she wasn’t ready to meet The One yet.

“I have two young girls, and I don’t want to bring people home,” Barrymore said during a January 2022 episode of her show. “I think that it would take me a very long time to meet someone and get to know them before I could ever even introduce them to my daughters.”

Barrymore later revealed that she could go “years without sex” during a September 2022 episode. She elaborated in her personal blog about why she hasn’t been in an “intimate relationship” in some time.

“After two kids and a separation from their father that has made me cautious, I have had the pleasure of shifting my focus when it comes to love for myself and my two daughters,” she wrote in October 2022. “I know that does not include a man nor has it for a while. I’ve come to realize through working in therapy, he said something and I had to write it down. He said, ‘Sex is not love! It is the expression of love.’ I have searched my whole life to have words like that to help me understand the difference and now, thanks to him, I do.”

She added: “And since entering life as a single mom, I have not been able to have an intimate relationship. I have had the honor and pleasure to actually work on myself and learn what parenting is again, something I was not exactly clear on growing up and I’ve had many learning curves thrown my way. I’ve been intimidated.”

Barrymore noted that she wanted to set a good example for her daughters.

“I am just in a completely different place in my life and maybe in the near future I will get into a relationship,” she explained. “It simply hasn’t been my priority. So I’m not a person who needs sex and has to go out there and engage with people on that level. I am someone who is deeply committed to fostering how young girls, my daughters, and myself as a woman, are supposed to function in this world! A relationship with a man has not been top of mind for me for a very long time.”

Elsewhere in the post, Barrymore said she needed to stay “very celibate” after ending her marriage to honor the “loss of a nuclear family that I swore I would have for my daughters,”

“I have just simply come to laugh about the fact that it is not my personal priority to be with a partner, but that doesn’t mean it won’t become one someday. I need time. And my view on sex has truly changed,” she concluded.

By Chris Snellgrove
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Would you believe the greatest Star Wars parody ever made is a raunchy classic from an iconic director that the critics absolutely hated? It’s true, nerf herder: when Mel Brooks’ Spaceballs came out in 1987, reviewers dragged this film for filth, but it has gone on to become one of the most beloved sci-fi films (comedy or otherwise) ever made. Whether you’re ready for the upcoming sequel or just need a few good laughs, you need to grab the remote (move like you’re going ludicrous speed!) and stream it for free on Tubi.

The premise of Spaceballs is that the evil Spaceballs empire wants to kidnap a princess and ransom her for her home planet’s air supply. The only thing keeping her safe is a couple of screwball mercenaries cruising around the galaxy in a flying RV. Along the way, our heroes will meet unexpected allies and horrifying villains, all while discovering more about their destiny to fight the greatest (and definitely weirdest) evil the galaxy has ever known. 

A Cast Of Major Stars

Unlike the first Star Wars movie that it is making fun of, Spaceballs has a cast full of big names, including fun supporting players like Police Academy alumnus Michael Winslow as a radio operator who is also a one-man sound effects machine. Joan Rivers, meanwhile, voices Dox Matrix, the sarcastically dry, femme-swapped version of C3PO. Meanwhile, director Mel Brooks memorably plays the president of Spaceballs, a man whose stupid schemes are only outmatched by the stupidity of his luggage code.

But the real star of the show is Bill Pullman (best known for Independence Day), who plays a reluctant hero mashup of both Luke Skywalker and Han Solo. His Chewbacca-like copilot and general partner in crime is played by John Candy (best known for Planes, Trains, & Automobiles), who steals every scene with a smile. But their characters will need all the luck (or should I say schwartz?) they can get to defeat Dark Helmet, the pint-sized Imperial leader played to comically over-the-top perfection by Rick Moranis (best known for Little Shop of Horrors). 

The Critics Shot First

Spaceballs was a modest success upon release, earning $40.3 million against a budget of $22.7 million. Since then, the movie has developed a cult following, and fans have been clamoring for a proper sequel (and no, that weird cartoon show from 2008 doesn’t count). Those fans are in luck, and we’ll be getting Spaceballs 2 (hopefully with the subtitle “The Quest For More Money”) in 2027.

When Spaceballs came out, reviewers decided it was the worst thing since the Star Wars Holiday Special. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a criminally low rating of 52 percent, with critics acknowledging that the movie works well as a parody of George Lucas’ famous galaxy far, far away. However, they generally agreed that Mel Brooks had done funnier films before, which is admittedly amusing; the director is officially a victim of his own success!

The Perfect Star Wars Parody

While Spaceballs didn’t blow everyone away at the box office and left the critics downright cold, the film took on a new life once it hit home video. There, the movie gained a cult following of fans who enjoyed the talented cast, quotable dialogue, and surprisingly solid special effects. It was a sci-fi parody with killer production value and an acclaimed director, and that alone helped Spaceballs stand out from the rest of the VHS competition.

The movie came out when it seemed like Star Wars was dead, and Mel Brooks clearly had fun dancing on that successful franchise’s seeming grave. Of course, Star Wars never really went away, experiencing a ‘90s revival of books, comics, and games before the advent of the prequels and, later, the sequels. This has ironically helped Spaceballs remain both popular and relevant, and it’s arguably funnier now than ever before.

Going Over George Lucas’ Helmet

That’s because younger Star Wars fans led the way in openly laughing at the franchise, breathing new life into the prequels, one brainrot meme at a time. These days, it’s cool to make fun of a galaxy far, far away, and with lines like “they fly now?!?” and “Somehow, Palpatine returned,” the movies practically make fun of themselves. But Mel Brooks deserves full credit for mocking Star Wars long before it was cool, and sci-fi fans young and old are sure to like his gags making fun of sacred cows like Yoda, the Force, and (what else?) “merchandising!” 

For sci-fi fans, Spaceballs is a movie that fires on all cylinders: it’s a pitch-perfect satire of Star Wars that you can also enjoy on its own merits as a mid-budget screwball comedy. It has a cast of big names giving some of the best performances of their lives, and as a fun bonus, it pokes fun at other big franchises as well. Trust me: you’ll never look at Alien again after you watch this one to the end!

Will you agree that Spaceballs is a Star Wars parody better than the prequels and sequels, or would you rather go without air than finish this underappreciated Mel Brooks masterpiece? You won’t know until you grab a fresh can of oxygen and stream the film for free on Tubi. The film can be downright inspirational, though, so don’t blame me if you go looking for a Schwartz ring at the bottom of a Cracker Jack box after the credits roll!

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Published
February 10, 2026
12:02 PM PST

Ja Rule has spoken out after viral footage showed a heated plane incident between him, Tony Yayo, and Uncle Murda.

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More On The Footage Of The Heated Plane Incident Between Ja Rule, Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda

On Tuesday, February 9, footage surfaced of Ja Rule seemingly being heckled by Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda while seated on a plane. The initial three-part footage was circulated by Instagram user @livebitez and showed Murda calling Ja a “sucka” while Ja returned the insult. Furthermore, a second clip showed Yayo calling Ja soft after it appeared that he had been removed from the plane.

Click here to see the initial NSFW footage.

Ja Speaks As Additional Footage Surfaces

By Friday evening, Ja had taken to X, formerly known as Twitter, to shed more light on what allegedly went down. Furthermore, he wrote that he “popped” on Murda and Yayo, calling them “punks” and adding that he allegedly threw the plane pillow at Tonya Yaya’s head, knocking his hat off.

Then, on Tuesday, February 10, TMZ obtained additional footage that appeared to fill in some blanks regarding the incident. The footage showed Ja defending himself and seemingly wanting to throw down with the fellow rappers. Per the outlet, Ja and Yayo were briefly removed from the plane, and witnesses saw as Yayo alleged he did nothing wrong.

Per TMZ, Ja rebooked a later flight and told the outlet, “These f*****g clowns… I saw them when I got on. I was laughing like, ‘Look at these two clowns’ … They look like they saw a ghost deer in the headlights, they always talking s**t, so I addressed them…”

See the additional footage of the heated plane incident below.

Social Media Weighs In On The Heated Plane Incident Between Ja Rule, Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda

Social media users weighed in on the heated plane incident involving Ja Rule, Tony Yayo, and Uncle Murda in TSR’s comment section.

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A single-engine plane made an emergency landing on a busy road in Georgia, striking three vehicles and leaving two people with minor injuries, authorities said, after one of the two pilots on board told air traffic controllers to let his wife and parents know he loved them.
The Hawker Beechcraft Bonanza landed Monday on Browns Bridge Road in Gainesville, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) northeast of Atlanta. It was headed to Cherokee County Regional Airport in Canton from Gainesville’s Lee Gilmer Memorial Airport. The plane turned back after experiencing problems with the engine just after departure, the National Transportation Safety Board said in a statement.
The plane didn’t have enough power to make it to the airport. It landed on the road, the NTSB said.
“I think we’re not going to make it,” air traffic audio recorded by LiveATC.net said. “Please tell my wife, Molly, I love her, and my parents. I love them so much.”
More than 10 minutes later, “We’re going to be fine” is heard on the recording.
“We lost our engine taking off out of Gainesville,” pilot Thomas Rogers told WAGA-TV. “We tried to glide back, did everything by the book, but realized we weren’t going to make it back with how far out we were, so we came down on the road.”
The plane struck three cars, dislodging a fuel tank into one of them, Gainesville police Capt. Kevin Holbrook said. Two people were taken to a hospital with minor injuries, he said.
“The fact that they were able to land in the middle of hundreds of vehicles and only hit three of them, no power lines is very remarkable,” Holbrook said, noting that the road is one of the main arteries through northeast Georgia. “The fact that no one was seriously injured or killed is just astonishing.”