Apple TV is entering a new phase — one marked by its continued production of high-quality shows that have attracted acclaim and awards. But this new phase leans into what is currently sustaining many streaming services and networks: franchises. The streamer has expressed interest in expanding the universes of some of its biggest shows, with Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Severance, and Ted Lasso in consideration. However, one of the earliest contenders for a spin-off is the streamer’s oldest sci-fi series, and that plan recently materialized.

When Apple TV launched in 2019, one of its earliest original shows was For All Mankind. It is an alt-history sci-fi drama about the moon race. But in this show’s reality, the Soviets beat America and became the first to land a man on the moon. Throughout the past seven years, the show has explored various other space-related arcs, including Mars, space minerals, and extraterrestrial life. The recent season concluded last week, with the show expected to end with the upcoming season. But that’s where the streamer’s franchise ambitions come in.

Enter Star City, an offshoot of For All Mankind that explores the same events from the mothership, but from the Soviet perspective. Season 1 blends the authoritarianism of the Soviet political landscape with the attempt to achieve a major feat. Star City premiered on May 29, on the same day the flagship series was signing off for the season. And now, Apple TV’s first sci-fi franchise is officially live and making a mark on streaming. FlixPatrol has Star City and For All Mankind back-to-back on the streamer’s global chart, ranked third and fourth, respectively.

Is the ‘For All Mankind’ Universe Worth Investing In?

Both shows have received consistently high ratings, even though recent seasons of For All Mankind have faltered in storytelling quality. Star City has been lauded for establishing itself as a distinct experience through its mix of political paranoia and scientific invention. Still, the universe carries the Apple TV mark of quality, characterized by fresh ideas executed well, delivering quality storytelling through character-centric narratives. It helps that the shows have a high budget and don’t compromise in many respects. With the success this universe is seeing, Apple TV can safely jump into the franchise and spin-off game without worrying about having a bad precedent. Whether Severance or Ted Lasso becomes the next franchise remains to be seen.

Stream Star City and For All Mankind on Apple TV, and stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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May 28, 2026

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Apple TV

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Ben Nedivi, Matt Wolpert

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It seems that things are really heating up between Lewis Hamilton and his girlfriend, Kim Kardashian! The “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” reality star was spotted in the crowd supporting the Ferrari driver at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix. While he stood on the podium to celebrate finishing in second place at the racing event, he appeared to blow a kiss to his girlfriend. The pair have only begun dating earlier this year, but it seems that things are quickly getting serious between them!

At the Formula One racing event in Monte Carlo on Sunday, June 7, Hamilton appeared to blow a kiss to the “All’s Fair” actress from the podium while celebrating his finish in second place.

In videos posted on social media, “The Kardashians” reality star could be seen filming the Ferrari driver on her phone while standing next to his teammates in the crowd. Hamilton can be seen blowing her a kiss and smiling at her before setting his trophy down on the podium to cheer on the other champions.

The F1 Instagram account posted a video of the moment with the caption, “YOU’RE DOING AMAZING, SWEETIE.” The post got over 1.2 million likes in just under eight hours, along with over seven thousand comments, with some warning Hamilton about the “Kardashian curse.”

What Is The Kardashian Curse?

The Kardashian curse is a pop culture urban legend that claims that men who start dating anyone in the Kardashian-Jenner family start experiencing a decline in their careers, mental health, or social circle.

The “curse” first appeared in the early 2010s and has been attributed to Lamar Odom, Kris Humphries, James Harden, and a few others. Earlier this year, Kendall Jenner appeared in a Super Bowl LX ad mocking the curse by joking about betting on her ex-boyfriends. In 2018, Kanye West also referenced the “Kardashian curse” in his song, “Yikes.”

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Khloé Kardashian Also Showed Up To Support Lewis Hamilton

On Saturday, June 6, Kim was seen arriving in Monaco by boat, according to PEOPLE magazine. However, she wasn’t alone. Her sister, Khloé Kardashian, and family friend Simon Huck also showed up to support Kim’s boyfriend.

Hamilton arrived one day earlier, wearing a sheer shirt covered in sequins and tan trousers. Fans suspected that the reality star’s influence might be playing a role in his new wardrobe. Although Kim has known Hamilton for more than a decade, they didn’t start dating until earlier this year.

Kim Kardashian Met Lewis Hamilton In 2014

In 2014, the two crossed paths at the GQ Men of the Year ceremony. However, they didn’t start dating until February 2006, when they had a “romantic meetup” in Paris, as PEOPLE previously reported. The following month, Hamilton left a flirty comment on one of Kim’s Instagram posts, fueling fan rumors.

That same month, they were seen vacationing together in Tokyo with Kim’s four kids: North, 12; Saint, 10; Chicago, 8; and Psalm, 7. Kim shares all four children with her ex-husband, Kanye West. Kim was married to West from 2014 to 2022.

“Kim’s very selective when it comes to the people she allows around her kids,” a source told PEOPLE. “She’s very protective of them and doesn’t take new introductions lightly. The fact that Lewis has spent time with the kids reflects how much she trusts him.”

Kim Kardashian Is Spending More Time With Lewis Hamilton

On June 1, Kim posted a carousel on Instagram that she captioned “lately.” Amid the photos of family and friends, Hamilton can be seen in the fourth slide. The two appear to be on a bike ride together, and Kim seems to be making a face as her bike appears to crash into his.

Many fans were quick to poke fun at their romance, with one fan writing, “Please do not crash into the Ferrari driver. We need him for the weekends.” Another follower admitted, “Was not expecting Lewis Hamilton on your post this afternoon.” A third fan chimed in, “Don’t hurt Lewis, please! He needs to win in Monaco.”

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With the onset of streaming and the continuation of the medium’s golden age in the 21st century seeing both networks and streaming services grow increasingly daring with the kinds of stories they’re willing to tell, the past 10 years have been a goldmine of bold and impactful television. The thriller genre has been among the greatest beneficiaries of this, with small-screen suspense taking the form of everything from fast-paced politics to slow-burn murder mystery in the past decade.

Each of these 10 series have not only made an immediate impression on viewers with their heart-pounding perfection, but they have also gone on to influence television trends as well. Enshrining themselves among the finest small-screen titles of recent years, as well as being some of the greatest thrillers TV has ever seen, these suspenseful series make up the genre’s greatest hits of the last 10 years.

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‘Squid Game’ (2021–2025)

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Few series in the past decade have had the same cultural impact and medium influence as Squid Game, with the South Korean series not only captivating millions of viewers the world over with its high-concept capitalist critique, but ushering in a mainstream interest in Asian television as well. The show’s premise is remarkably simple; a group of financially desperate competitors participate in a series of children’s games with deadly twists until one emerges as the winner and claims the cash prize.

It’s high-stakes and relentlessly thrilling, with the ceaseless momentum of its life-and-death intensity beautifully supported by its unique and almost playful visual allure. What makes Squid Game such a defining hit, though, is its underlying commentary on wealth disparity. It is a commanding parable of economic strife, the amorality of the elite, and the grueling competitiveness society’s value of money breeds among people.

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‘Counterpart’ (2017–2019)

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A criminally underrated marriage of high-concept sci-fi and ruthless espionage suspense, Counterpart is a fiercely intelligent spy thriller that centers on a cold war between two parallel universes. Howard Silk (J. K. Simmons) is a meek, low-level bureaucrat who discovers the Berlin-based U.N. office he works for is actually containing a secretive gateway to an alternate world. Working with the other world’s Howard Silk, a hard-edged espionage agent, they try to prevent attacks being carried out on innocent people by vindictive sleeper agents.

Anchored by Simmons’ outstanding dual performance, the series’ two-season run is an intriguing mixture of tight, John le Carré-style spy intensity and absorbing sci-fi world-building. It’s cold and callous, depicting humanity as being suspicious and violent, but it delivers heart-racing suspense from its magnificent opening episode right through to its finale.

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‘The Diplomat’ (2023–Present)

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Fast-paced and frenetic, The Diplomat has emerged as one of Netflix’s defining gems of the decade so far, a lively political thriller rich with shocking plot twists and character-driven tension. It follows Kate Wyler (Keri Russell) in her work as the new U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom just as an international crisis erupts. As she navigates the turmoil and political paranoia, she also strives to bolster her own career all while managing her deteriorating marriage to cunning political mastermind, Hal Wyler (Rufus Sewell).

The series embraces its somewhat heightened allure, operating less as a realistic descent into the minutiae of global politics, and more as a frenzied thrill-fest of duplicity and betrayal where every daring scheme could destroy the already fragile standing of foreign policy as the U.S. deals with the temperamental and unpredictable British prime minister, Nicol Trowbridge (Rory Kinnear). Complimented by a litany of exceptional performances and a powerful, propulsive sense of momentum, The Diplomat is an enthralling hit of modern political drama that is addictive from the outset.

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‘Dark Winds’ (2022–Present)

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Integrating contemplative and authentic Indigenous storytelling with the bleak brilliance of neo-Western intrigue and period noir, Dark Winds is one of the more stunning and suspenseful crime shows to have aired in the past decade. Based on Tony Hillerman’s ‘Leaphorn & Chee’ novel series, it follows three Navajo Tribal Police officers as they investigate violent crimes that occur in Navajo County in the 1970s.

The AMC series finds an enthralling point of difference in its intimate focus on cultural authenticity, allowing for the spirituality and mysticism of Navajo folklore to be a powerful catalyst for palpable atmospheric storytelling while emphasizing the connection the detectives have to both the land and their people’s history. Also functioning as an intoxicating and intense crime mystery in its own right, Dark Winds is a bold blending of cultural sensitivities and classic television thrills that works on every level.

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‘Sharp Objects’ (2018)

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Miniseries have been a major television trend of the past decade. Many of which have incorporated suspense into their storytelling, like Chernobyl, The Haunting of Hill House, and Unbelievable. In terms of true genre purism, however, HBO’s underrated crime mystery Sharp Objects emerges as a noteworthy highlight. Based on Gillian Flynn’s novel of the same name, it follows disturbed crime reporter Camille Preaker (Amy Adams) as she returns to her hometown to investigate the murder of two young girls.

Interweaving the grim brutality of the case with more character-centric suspense stemming from her volatile familial relationships, Sharp Objects is the epitome of slow-burn excellence. Adams’s incredible performance keeps viewers completely immersed, while the twisty nature of the storytelling and the rich Southern Gothic aesthetic ensure that the tension never dilutes, even as the series evolves at a meticulous and demanding pace.

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‘Slow Horses’ (2022–Present)

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A modern gem that has quickly become a staple of spy television mastery, Slow Horses soars as a decisively subversive spin on the typically glamorized genre, with its emphasis on deeply flawed characters a refreshing pivot from the brand of debonair excitement most espionage thrillers flaunt. Based on Mick Herron’s novel series ‘Slough House,’ it follows a team of banished MI5 agents who work under the instruction of the crude and callous Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman) to combat threats to national security.

While it has found a substantial audience through its dry-witted playfulness, Slow Horses is fundamentally a heart-racing thriller, one that intelligently uses its profoundly human and imperfect characters to engross viewers in the emotional tension of the story, as well as the political and investigative suspense. Its five-season run thus far has been a procession of high-stakes thrills laced with black comedy, and it has made for a bona fide hit of 2020s television as well as a defining success for Apple TV.

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‘Ozark’ (2017–2022)

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The early years of television’s golden age had defining masterpieces like The Sopranos and The Wire that established crime drama suspense as a small-screen spectacle to behold. Then came series like Breaking Bad and Boardwalk Empire. While the genre has probably subsided somewhat in the past decade, it has still produced several noteworthy gems, with Netflix’s Ozark being chief among them as it follows the Byrde family who, forced to work as an asset for a Mexican drug cartel, relocate to the Ozarks to implement a money laundering and drug smuggling operation.

Not dissimilar to Breaking Bad, Ozark thrives as a pulsating thriller by featuring an ordinary protagonist thrust into a life of crime, making every decision feel more resonant, and every life-threatening obstacle more hopeless and enthralling. Through the journey of the Byrdes and the allies and enemies they make in their new home, Ozark delivers four seasons of relentless, ever-building tension that epitomizes crime television suspense at its absorbing and addictive best.

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‘Dark’ (2017–2020)

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Another small-screen masterpiece produced by Netflix, Dark overcame its language barrier to ensnare millions of viewers the world over with its winding, intricate story that includes everything from mind-bending sci-fi to visceral mystery drama. When children start going missing from the German town of Winden, the dark pasts and hidden truths of four of the region’s stalwart families begin to unfurl. The revelation of a wormhole in a cave delivers some sort of answer to the disturbing mystery, but it also plunges those involved on a time-jumping journey that could jeopardize the fate of the entire universe.

Conceived as a tight, three-season series from the beginning, Dark astounds with its narrative precision. Its ability to not only conjure suspense and even horror from the mere revelation of plot details, but to deliver every integral piece of information exactly when it is needed as well, is a feat that is nothing short of ingenious. Also finding tremendous weight in its nuanced and complex character, gloomy atmospheric dread, and its unwavering focus on emotional stakes, Dark is a masterful blending of sci-fi, mystery, and suspense that makes for one of the most defining and ambitious television thrillers in the medium’s history.

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‘Severance’ (2022–Present)

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The flagship series of Apple TV’s catalog thus far, and a defining triumph of small-screen entertainment in the 2020s, Severance marks another title to extract unbearable tension from a fundamentally science-fiction story. Set in a world where corporations can have their employees’ memories surgically divided between their work lives and personal experiences, it follows Mark Scout (Adam Scott) as he rallies a small cohort of his colleagues to figure out the true nature of Lumon Industries’ work.

Finding timely resonance in its emphasis on the cultural imbalance many people experience between their professional and private lives, the shady nature of powerful corporations, and the uneasy sense of power many workplaces hold over their employees, Severance is a masterful parable of modern life that asks compelling and relatable questions with its high-concept premise. Also flaunting a piercing satirical wit and rich, engrossing world-building that keeps viewers enthralled, Severance is a sci-fi thriller that has delivered two stunning seasons thus far, with a third set to begin production later this year.

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‘Mindhunter’ (2017–2019)

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In some ways, it is cruel that Netflix only produced two seasons of Mindhunter, with the arresting and atmospheric crime thriller finding a perfect balance between the modern interest in true crime and television tropes that have made crime series so alluring for decades. Set in the 1970s, it follows two FBI agents and a psychologist as they travel around America interviewing detained serial killers. The insights they gain into their motivations, backgrounds, and methodology are applied to active investigations, thus spawning criminal profiling.

Bolstered by David Fincher’s involvement, the series refrains from shocking imagery or grueling details to conjure suspense, instead delving into the warped psyche of some of America’s most notorious and infamous criminals to create a compelling and psychologically disturbing descent into the nature of human evil. Complimented by its agonizing yet hypnotic slow-burn pacing and its rich, cinematic visual display, Mindhunter is a defining triumph of thriller television that stands tall among the best series of any genre from the past decade.

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Mindhunter

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2017 – 2019

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Netflix

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Joe Penhall

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David Fincher, Carl Franklin, Andrew Dominik, Andrew Douglas, Asif Kapadia, Tobias Lindholm

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RELATED: Victoria “BroRilla” Woods Checks Those Trying To Downplay GloRilla’s Looks & Credits Her For Putting Memphis On The Map (VIDEO)

BroRilla’s Glow-Up Has The Timeline Talking

This weekend, BroRilla popped out on Instagram with a “happy Sunday” post that had fans zooming in real quick. In the photo, she showed off long dark wavy hair with a deep side part, laid baby hairs, and inches for days, paired with black pants, white sneakers, a plaid flannel, and stud earrings. And the energy? Very much “you see this glow-up, don’t act surprised.” The smile in the flick said it all as she confidently served face and casual slay at the same time.

This New Look Has The TL Acting Up

As soon as the picture hit the timeline, users wasted no time flooding TSR’s comments with reactions, with plenty of folks joking that she had them ready to hit her with a “shawty lemme get yo numba” moment. Others hyped up the transformation, saying the glow-up was giving effortless and undeniable, while fans continued running with the new look across social media.

One Instagram user @shania.keyasia said, “bruh I scrolled so fast I thought it was Gloria 😭”

Likewise, Instagram user @thejaylacamille added, “They are twins fr wtf 😂😂”

And, Instagram user @brwd.lisa2.0 shared, “Bye get off my phone🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️”

Meanwhile, Instagram user @hellabxndz.dj joked “man watch out😂”

While Instagram user @i.luv.ruby wrote, “I’m just as confused as she is 🙃”

Lastly, Instagram user @kiy.ahhneveah commented, “😂😂😂😂😂ok then Unctie“

BroRilla Stays Turning Heads On The TL

BroRilla stays popping out and showing us she’s always in her own lane, and this latest Instagram moment was no different. Victoria Woods had timelines talking back in May after she rocked a used blonde wig that she revealed belonged to ‘Love & Hip Hop: NYC’ star Mariahlynn, who allegedly had her try it on while they both attended a Zeus Network event. In the clip, BroRilla laughed at the look before snapping right into confidence, telling fans, “And I’m in this motherf***er like, I’m really a bad b**ch,” proving she can turn any moment into a whole personality shift. She also added a second video where she used a filter to cover her scars and asked fans which look they preferred, keeping the conversation going while fully embracing her unfiltered, confident energy.

RELATED: BroRilla FrFr! Victoria Woods’ New Hair Has Fans Saying She Looks Like An Early-Career GloRilla (VIDEO)

Hulu is one of the most well-rounded streaming services with a diverse library, but its slate of comedies and dramedies is its strongest asset. The streamer has delivered hits like Only Murders in the Building, The Bear, and The Great, all in the past five years. And looking ahead, the future seems bright for the streamer, as some of the aforementioned shows return for new seasons, while new shows like Not Suitable for Work make their mark. However, one of the best comedy shows on Hulu is an underrated hit show that just returned for an even stronger second season.

This show can be described as The Sopranos, but with a comedic twist. It is funny, sharp, and well-acted. With a 98% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes, it remains one of the top-rated shows on Hulu. Titled Deli Boys, the comedy just aired its second season, which has scored a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. The six-episode season has pushed the show up the streamer’s global charts, making it one of the most-streamed shows according to FlixPatrol. Additionally, it is also available on Disney+, where it has replicated that same success.

Deli Boys follows two brothers, Mir (Asif Ali) and Raj (Sagar Shaikh), who inherit their family business after their father’s death. However, they learn that what they thought was a successful deli business was actually a well-oiled drug operation. The brothers find themselves entangled with the business under the guidance of their aunt, Lucky (Poorna Jagannathan). Season 2 finds them facing a money problem when they become too good at their job and need a money launderer. Still, in this line of work, law enforcement is always circling, and competitors use any means at their disposal to corner the market. The trio’s attempt to solve these issues gives birth to a hilarious comedy.

What Did Critics Say About ‘Deli Boys’ Season 2?

While critics loved everything about the season, they felt like it was too short. With four fewer episodes, the show delivers a two-hour comedic experience that leaves viewers wanting more. Collider’s Tania Hussain said it “remains one of the funniest and most distinctive shows to come out of streaming,” in her review of Deli Boys Season 2. ScreenRant‘s Angel Shaw noted the short episode count but praised the show for not caving under the pressure of a shorter runway, calling the writing “great.” Nandini Balial of RogerEbert echoed the other critics, calling it “rich, joyous, and one of the funniest shows of the year.” Deli Boys was created by Abdulla Saeed.

Stream all episodes on Hulu and stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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March 6, 2025

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Hulu

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Oz Rodriguez, Maureen Bharoocha, Fawzia Mirza, Jeremy Konner, Andrew Ahn, Nisha Ganatra, Ahmed Ibrahim, Jenni Konner

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Abdullah Saeed, Michelle Nader, Mehar Sethi, Ekaterina Vladimirova, Sudi Green

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Ari Fletcher had time today! The influencer clapped back at a social media user who questioned her relationship with Moneybagg Yo while reacting to her jaw-dropping ring collection.

Related: Aht! Aht! Ari Fletcher Addresses Pregnancy Rumors After Fans Clock Her Glow (PHOTO + VIDEO)

Ari Fletcher Fires Back After Commenter Brings Up Marriage & Moneybagg Yo

On Saturday, June 6, Ari Fletcher had a few words for a commenter who questioned her relationship status after posting a video showcasing her ring collection went viral. In the clip, Ari is seen washing her hands under a faucet while showing off three massive diamond rings on her fingers. A repost of the video quickly made its rounds online, racking up more than 1.9 million views on X as users flooded the comments with reactions.

When one commenter wrote, “How you got a wedding ring collection with no wedding plans in sight? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Moneybagg really be playing in Ari face.” Ari wasted no time responding, “B**** how you gone see my wedding plans? Playing in my face? Lol. Ring collection look like your family future on my finger h**.” 

Social Media Reacts

The viral exchange sparked plenty of reactions across social media and in The Shade Room Teens comment section.

Instagram user @theonna.okay wrote, “I’ll rather have a beautiful proposal than all those rings. No shade”

Another Instagram user @cantfwkeeyslimefr wrote, “He’s not marrying her”

While Instagram user @amourdiior1 wrote, “People be jealous. Meanwhile they don’t have a man or ring 🥲😂”

Instagram user @arithedon__ wrote, “Please show me where Ari said that any of those rings are wedding rings cus I don’t recall 😂”

Another Instagram user @m.i.s.h.a.h_ wrote, “ngl tho, them diamonds DANCIN, ts icyyy 😍😂🥶”

While Instagram user @nellzgifts wrote, “🗣️ SHE CALLIN YALL BROKE AGAIN !!!!”

Instagram user @monathuggin wrote, “Ari did not eat with that response at all lmao”

Another Instagram user @nottsburnerrrr wrote, “Honestly, she gotta point. Just bc y’all don’t see it happening don’t mean it’s not happening. lol y’all forget celebs have private lives too”

While Instagram user @blackdollbarbie wrote, “The bigger the ring the more bullsh** he has done”

Ari Previously Shared Cozy Moments With Moneybagg Yo In New Photos

The video featuring Ari’s iced-out rings first appeared in a photo dump captioned “proof of life” that she shared on Instagram earlier this week. The carousel included several cozy moments with Moneybagg Yo, along with a photo of Ari dressed head-to-toe in pink while holding a bouquet of roses. She also shared a sweet photo of her son, Yosohn, and Moneybagg Yo asleep in bed. Despite the online debate surrounding her relationship, Ari appears unbothered and focused on enjoying life with her loved ones.

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Dads are notoriously difficult to shop for, but the last thing we’re going to do is resort to a run-of-the-mill coffee mug. So, I gathered the best Father’s Day gifts — under $50! — that he would be thrilled to receive. Whether he is into grilling, travel, fitness or, well, doesn’t really have any hobbies at all, my 9+ years of experience as a shopping writer and editor is here to help you out.

Remember, the best Father’s Day gifts don’t have to be expensive, but they do have to be thoughtful. That means you should choose something that genuinely feels like something he’d love and use. Just because a gift is a good gift doesn’t mean it’s a good gift for your dad specifically.

Best Father’s Day Gifts Under $50

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For the Outdoor Adventurer

Whether he’s headed to the beach or on a kayak, he’ll want to keep some of his belongings safe from the water and sand. This Yeti case is waterproof and comes in 1-, 3- and 6-liter options to hold his phone, wallet and more. It comes in nearly 20 colors and uses powerful magnets to keep it safe from any liquids from sneaking in.

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Price:$37

For the Guy Who Needs Self Care

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Truth be told: Some dads just don’t know much about skincare, but that’s what you’re here for! My husband swears by the Jack Black brand, and this set includes everything they need to start and end the day, including daily facial cleanser, moisturizer, lip balm and an energizing scrub. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t love the Intense Therapy Lip Balm with sun protection factor (SPF) 25 for myself. It makes my lips so soft, even in the most brutal of winters.

Price:$49

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For the Watch Wearer

The next time he’s headed on a work trip or vacation, he’ll have a travel watch case specifically designed to hold the important piece of jewelry. I’m a sucker for a personalized option, and Mark and Graham lets you select the design and characters you want to include. Useful and customized? This is a winning Father’s Day gift all around.

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Price:$30

For the Office Worker

His home away from home, aka his work desk, can be dressed up with a sweet “Best Dad Ever” cube. The 3-by-3 decoration lets you include your own four photos, so dad can rotate it every day for a fresh view of his favorite people. The sweet reminder that he’s the best is the cherry on top.

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Price:$27$34

For the Serious Sweater

Whether he’s commuting to the office or mowing the lawn, summer temperatures can get brutal. Ensure he’s as comfortable as possible with a portable fan designed to sit around his neck. This option has a bladeless design, five speeds and rechargeable capability.

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Price:$10

For the Bourbon Sipper

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This might be the most fun way to mix his drink. The rotatable whiskey glass comes with a wooden coaster designed to spin, which is just cool on its own, but it actually helps accelerate decanting. My husband hinted at wanting a similar glass to enjoy his bourbon, so it must be different enough from his other glasses. Plus, it’s heavy, too, at 1 pound, so it’ll have a nice feel to it in his hands.

You save: 6%

Price:$17$18

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For the Always-Sore Dad

Pain, tension and soreness will be on their way out when he uses this massage roller ball. Designed to be used hot or cold, it’ll be a workout fiend’s new best friend. His neck, back, arms, legs, feet and beyond will get sweet relief.

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Price:$46

For the Seasoned Seasoner

Having used Saltverk for years, I can tell you that these gourmet salts make a true difference in mealtime. If dad is all about seasoning meats and vegetables to perfection, he’ll be impressed with this four-pack variety. I bet he’s never had flaky salt quite like it.

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Price:$25

For the Football Fan

You can’t go wrong with a comfortable way for him to rep his favorite NFL team. These football logo slides have an adjustable strap, so they’ll have the ideal fit across his feet. The next time he runs out for an errand or is just lounging around the house, he’ll be wearing these.

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Price:$45

For the Outdoorsy Type

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You never know when dad will need a water-resistant blanket, so he’ll keep this pick in his car at all times. The lightweight, puffy blanket comes in two sizes and various colors. The next time he needs a dry, clean place to sit — maybe at a concert? — he’ll be glad you got him one.

You save: 65%

Price:$34$98

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For the Always-Hot Dad

Dads love to be comfortable, especially during the warmer months, but he can still look nice in a lightweight button-down. This 100% linen option from Quince is just as reliable as his favorite tees, but the collar makes it more elevated without adding warmth. Give dad the gift of style!

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Price:$35

For the Always-on-the-Go Dad

Designed to fit in his car’s cup holder, this Stanley tumbler holds up to 30 ounces of his beverage of choice. It keeps liquid cold for up to 20 hours, thanks to the stainless steel. I love how this leak-resistant option has a handle for portability and flip-up straw to avoid germs.

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You save: 4%

Price:$25$26

For the A+ Angler

Is dad’s fishing gear taking over his garage? Help him stay organized and ready for the next adventure with this fishing rod organizer bag. It can hold up to five poles and has plenty of compartments for must-have accessories.

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Price:$32

For the Kid at Heart

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You never truly outgrow playing with toys, and he’ll relive the carefree fun from his childhood with a mini drone. It has three gear speeds and can do 360-degree flips. But what’s really awesome is the camera, so he can capture his adventures.

You save: 20%

Price:$40$50

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For the Slip-On Enthusiast

No dad will be disappointed in comfortable footwear, and that’s what he’ll get with these Crocs slides. They have deep, cupped footbeds to offer a sink-in feeling. These slides are easy to clean, too, so he can rinse them off if they get muddy after cleaning up the garden.

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For the Coffee Snob

His morning coffee could use an upgrade, so usher him into the world of French press coffee. This stainless steel gadget brews 8 cups of his favorite variety in just four minutes. However, he can tailor that timing and coffee-to-water ratio to create his ideal cup.

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For the Sentimental Man

You just might make dad tear up this Father’s Day with a reminder of just how much he means to you. This book has prompts for you to fill in, so when he opens it, he’ll find lessons, memories and more you’ve learned from him. It’s one of those gifts he’ll keep forever.

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For the Audiophile

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If he’s planning to barbecue or hang outside this summer, he’ll need to play his favorite tunes with this Anker speaker. It is portable and wireless and offers up to 24 hours of playtime on one battery charge. Plus, it’s waterproof, so he can keep it by the pool without a worry.

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For the Movie Buff

Dad talks about how he’s seen all the classic films, but how many has he really seen? Allow him to keep track so he knows what he still needs to watch with this scratch-off poster. This top 100 movies list comes from IMDb and will be frame-worthy once he’s gone through them all.

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For the Home Chef

I predict some killer smash burgers on the way once he has this cast-iron griddle pan. One side is flat, and the other has ridges, so he can use the one he needs depending on what’s on the menu. He can use this pan on the stovetop, in the oven, on the grill and even on a campfire.

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For the Designated Driver

Dad is always teaching you things, but now you can teach him to protect himself when he drives with a dash cam. This option has dual vision, so he can get footage in the front and rear. He won’t have to worry about deleting footage, either, because it’ll continue to film over the oldest video.

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Will Friedle had no intention of saying “yes” to joining the Boy Meets World spinoff, Girl Meets World — especially after producer Michael Jacobs told him he couldn’t write for the show. Thankfully, something changed.

“We made a deal,” Friedle, 49, exclusively told Us Weekly at the Doc Meets World premiere red carpet at the Tribeca Film Festival on Saturday, June 6. “If I came back on camera and did three episodes, then I could write it. So, we did a little, a little trading.”

Friedle, who did end up writing a couple episodes of the show, recalled the moment he learned of the Boy Meets World spinoff.

“I wasn’t going to do it, and not only because of the acting [and my anxiety] but I found out about GMW when, like, CNN called and asked for a comment,” he explained in Doc Meets World. “And [Jacobs] said you can do whatever on the show, and I said, ‘I want to be a writer,’ and he was like, ‘You can’t do that.’”

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Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images Danielle Fishel may have many fond memories of her time on Boy Meets World, but returning for the show’s spinoff, Girl Meets World, was an entirely different — and “difficult” — experience. After portraying the role of Topanga for seven seasons on the ABC ‘90s hit, Fishel, 43, returned for the Disney […]

More than a decade after Boy Meets World came to an end in 2000, the spinoff premiered on Disney Channel and followed Cory (Ben Savage) and Topanga (Danielle Fishel)’s daughter, Riley Matthews. Girl Meets World ultimately aired from 2014 to 2017.

Five years later, Friedle teamed up with Fishel and Boy Meets World costar Rider Strong for a podcast titled “Pod Meets World.” The group rewatches episodes of Boy Meets World, providing commentary alongside various guests — including their former costars.

Days before the Tribeca Film Festival, Friedle got candid about having a “crush” on Fishel.

“I told you, years later, I had a crush on you, Danielle,” Friedle said during the Thursday, June 4, episode of their “Pod Meets World” podcast. “Years later, I almost asked you out.”

Related: ‘Boy Meets World’ Cast: Where Are They Now?

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Boy Meets World became a family sitcom phenomenon during its seven-season run on ABC from 1993 to 2000. Created by Michael Jacobs, the show followed the life and life lessons of Cory Matthews (Ben Savage) from home with parents Alan (William Russ) and mother Amy (Betsy Randle) to school with neighbor and forever-teacher George Feeny […]

Fishel, however, shared that she “never knew” about Friedle’s crush before he admitted his feelings to her.

“This was like … 2005, [2006], something like that. It wasn’t long after Boy, and we were all hanging out again a little bit,” Friedle clarified of what he felt with Fishel.

“I remember there was one time where we were hanging out, and … I was single and Danielle was single. I was like, ‘Oh, that might be interesting to entertain,’” he continued, sharing that he never pursued a relationship with Fishel. “There would have been a weirdness to it.”

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After Strong told his podcast cohosts that their lack of relationship was for the best, Friedle agreed.

“It would have been a whole different podcast, I’m sure, at that point,” he said. “And she wouldn’t have met [her husband Jensen Harp], and I wouldn’t have met [his wife Susan Martens]. And, yeah, we wouldn’t have been happy.”

With reporting by Proma Khosla

Boosie is standing on some “he said what he said” energy after a screenshot of a DM showed him telling a social media user that transgender women aren’t welcome at his upcoming pool party. The message guickly sparked reactions across social media, and now the rapper is speaking to explain why he’s sticking to a strict guest list.

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Boosie Sparks Reactions With Message About Transgender Guests

Recently, a screenshot of an Instagram DM between Boosie and another person started making rounds online. The person hit him up asking about tickets to his topless pool party on June 20, and Boosie pointed them to the link his bio. After that, the person asked if “Trans r allowed.” That’s when Boosie responded, saying, “No sorry no tranny ms r allowed.”

Boosie Addresses Backlash Following Screenshot Of Viral DM

After Boosie’s response about denying trans people entry to his pool party sparked reaCtions, he hopped online to address the backlash. He said it’s his event, so he can make the rules. He even compared it to stadiums requiring clear bags and restaurants banning ripped jeans.

“These people own this establishment and its certain things they don’t go for.” He continued, “But now y’all want to say your gay and bully people. Y’all fought for gay rights for 20, 30 years, we said nothing. Maybe we should fight for straight rights.”

Additionally, he said he has some high profile guests coming and wants to protect their reputations. “If I’m not going for it, I’m not going for it. Simple as that! I’m protecting people’s reputation.” 

The Internet Weighs In After Boosie Doubles Down On His Rules

Once The Shade Room dropped the videos of Boosie addressing the pool party controversy, the Roomies jumped into the comment section fast. Plenty of folks said people need to respect his rules, however others feel he should refrain from speaking on the LGBTQ+ community.

Instagram user @nunukashh wrote, “Why is this even a debate 😂 its HIS party.” 

Instagram user @thereal_2playa wrote, “One thang bout buddy he gone get his point across.” 

While Instagram user @kalothe1 wrote, “he had the right message, honestly it was just the way he delivered.”  it

Then Instagram user @x_lasha wrote, “His party his rules however, he talks more about LGBTQ then the actual LGBTQ. It’s weird asf.” 

Another Instagram user @therealmrsjuvenile wrote, “If everyone was as honest as he is this wouldn’t be an issue.” 

Then another Instagram user @cecethedream_ wrote, “It’s HIS party. His rules. Why tf y’all so mad? lol.” 

While another Instagram user @cotrayv wrote, “Boosie old school & from Louisiana. At this point I just let him be 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂” 

Finally, Instagram user @princesstaelorr wrote, “He should not have to keep explaining himself .. no you can’t go, it’s HIS party HIS rules end of story.” 

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For the first time in over a decade, one of David Fincher‘s movies will get a theatrical release. This is an astonishing reality that no one, not even Fincher, would have seen coming when he released Gone Girl in 2014. By then, he’d already been involved in the creation of the first-ever Netflix original series, House of Cards, but he couldn’t have known that the streamer would become his exclusive home for the next decade. It still is, it’s just that Netflix has finally decided to fiddle around with theatrical releases and Fincher happens to be someone it owes. The director’s upcoming period comedy-drama, The Adventures of Cliff Booth, will get a four-week IMAX run before debuting on Netflix later this year. Early next year, Netflix will give Greta Gerwig‘s Narnia reboot a proper theatrical rollout worldwide.

This marks a major change in strategy for the streamer, whose leadership has previously stated that movie theaters are obsolete. But Netflix reportedly spent $200 million on The Adventures of Cliff Booth, and any additional revenue will be welcome. The movie serves as a spin-off to movie-theater crusader Quentin Tarantino‘s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and brings back star Brad Pitt in the titular role. Pitt’s recent success with the Apple TV sports drama F1, which grossed more than $630 million worldwide, could’ve swayed Netflix to give The Adventures of Cliff Booth the theatrical release that, according to many, a movie like it deserves. Fincher is no stranger to big-screen success. After an unpleasant experience on Alien 3, the filmmaker announced his arrival with perhaps the most controversial thriller of the 1990s.

David Fincher’s Darkest Movie Is Streaming for Free

The movie we’re talking about, of course, is Se7en. Starring Pitt and Morgan Freeman as detectives tracking down an elusive serial killer in an unnamed American city, the movie shocked audiences and critics all the way to a $327 million worldwide box-office haul, and an 84% score on Rotten Tomatoes. It remained Fincher’s top-grossing movie until 2008, when it was marginally overtaken by The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, also starring Pitt. In 2014, Fincher broke his personal box-office record with Gone Girl, which grossed $370 million globally. Fincher’s subsequent two features — Mank and The Killer — were both released on Netflix. The Adventures of Cliff Booth will be released theatrically in IMAX on November 25, followed by a Netflix release worldwide on December 23. Se7en, on the other hand, can be accessed for free instantly on Tubi. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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Release Date

September 22, 1995

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Runtime

127 minutes

Writers

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Andrew Kevin Walker

Producers

Arnold Kopelson, Phyllis Carlyle

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