Kim Kardashian shared a clip of her seemingly aking a tumble while bike riding with Lewis Hamilton, and social media is crackin’ UP.

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Kim Kardashian Shares Clip Of Her Seemingly Taking A Tumble While Bike Riding With Lewis Hamilton

On Monday, June 1, Kim Kardashian took to Instagram to share a carousel of a plethora of photos and videos. Furthermore, one of the clips featured a photo of her bike riding, seemingly in New York City, with Lewis Hamilton. Meanwhile, another slide featured a clip from their outing. But with a twist — as the clip showed Hamilton smiling at the camera while Kardashian rode her bike behind him, she suddenly let out a scream.

Check out the clip below.

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Before Kim Kardashian Shared Clip Of Her Seemingly Taking A Tumble While Bike Riding, She Shared A Clip Of Her Almost Falling Into The Bushes

This isn’t the only time Kim Kardashian has taken a public tumble or shared her fumble publicly. As The Shade Room previously reported, in March, Kardashian stepped out for the Vanity Fair Oscars Afterparty, but as she headed out in 8-inch stilettos, she took a tumble and almost fell into bushes.

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Any country music fan worth their salt has known all the words to Jo Dee Messina’s “Heads Carolina, Tails California” since it debuted in 1996 — and also wondering where exactly she’s been for the last decade or so.

Messina hasn’t exactly been hiding — she’s toured constantly and made occasional appearances at events like the CMA Awards — but it’s been 12 years since she released her last album, 2014’s Me. Now, she’s back with Bridges, a collection of songs inspired by everything she’s been through lately. And that, as it turns out, is a lot.

“I became a single parent. I lost my mother, and then recently, I lost my father, and then I dealt with cancer,” Messina explained in an exclusive interview with Us Weekly. “And so there’s been a lot of shake-up in the normal day-to-day, right? And oh, did I mention I have two kids? So, raising men and looking at the world through their eyes and trying to guide them — that’s a full-time gig.”

After all that upheaval, it wouldn’t be surprising if Bridges veered into melancholy, but it never does. Instead, Messina focuses on hope, love and the importance of living every day without regrets. In the song “Days You Don’t Get Back,” for example, Messina imagines telling her 17-year-old self to “tap the brakes and lose that fake ID.” She says it’s one of the first songs she wrote when she decided to get back in the studio.

“That one I’m like, ‘I want to write a song from where I am right now,’” she recalled of the track, which she cowrote with Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard. “Don’t wish away the days you don’t get back. You always want what’s next. You want your license. Then you want to be 21, then you want to be 25, then you want a family. You’re always looking for the next thing, but you have to learn to love where you’re at.”

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Messina became a household name during the late ’90s when female country stars like Martina McBride, Faith Hill and Shania Twain dominated the radio, but younger fans may know her from Cole Swindell’s “She Had Me at Heads Carolina,” which references Messina’s biggest hit, or last year’s “Lesson in Leavin’” cover by Sierra Ferrell and Nikki Lane. (Messina’s version of the latter song was also a cover; the original appeared on Dottie West’s 1979 album Special Delivery.)

Messina is flattered by the love, but she’s also not ready to see herself as an elder stateswoman of the industry.

“I still feel like I’m one of them,” she explained. “We see each other and do stuff together, functions and whatever. And I’m hanging with them — I don’t remove myself in that aspect. And I just love to be a part of the get-together.”

She does, however, feel a little nostalgia for the era when she was first starting out. Because even as country music reaches ever more impressive heights, the industry itself — at least in Nashville — can feel a little hollowed out.

“I miss living in Nashville, going to Music Row, and there being houses of songwriters, one after the other one after the other one,” she told Us. “Now we’ve got these big buildings, but it used to be, ‘Hey, walk down the street. That’s where so-and-so writes, that’s where so-and-so writes, oh, that’s where so-and-so records.’”

It’s easier than ever to put your music out into the world, but Messina thinks “the accessibility of a relationship with people in the industry” was a little bit better back then. “Like, to get someone to pick up a phone these days is like wrestling an alligator,” she joked. “There used to be phone calls all the time. I used to call my manager three or four times a day!”

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Despite those changes, Messina is happy to be back and sharing her wisdom, even if it meant taking an unintentionally long break from recording.

“Jo Dee on ‘Heads Carolina’ was all about starting the adventure. This one’s more like, ‘I’ve been down the road less traveled,’” she explained. “Every turn means I’ve been down multiple roads, whether it’s straight, whether it’s a turn, whether it’s whatever. And hey, look what I learned along the way.”

Bridges is out Friday, June 5.

June officially brings the Spring anime season to a close, but that doesn’t mean the excitement for the releases it brought is slowing down. This month offers a little bit of everything. Whether you’re eager to see what awaits Luffy and the Straw Hats in the long-awaited Elbaph Arc, dive deeper into the magical world of Witch Hat Atelier, or catch up with Rimuru’s latest adventures in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, there’s no shortage of great anime competing for your attention. Meanwhile, newcomers such as Go For It, Nakamura-kun!! bring fresh energy and plenty of laughs to the mix.

From fantasy adventures and action-packed spectacles to charming coming-of-age stories, June’s lineup is packed with anime series worth keeping on your radar. To help you decide what deserves a belated spot on your watchlist, we’ve rounded up the biggest anime arriving and continuing on Netflix and Crunchyroll this month.

‘BAKI-DOU: The Invincible Samurai’ Season 1 Part 2

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Release Date: June 18, 2026 | Studio: TMS Entertainment | Streamer: Netflix

Cast: Nobunaga Shimazaki, Naoya Uchida, Akio Ootsuka, Takuya Eguchi.

Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai continues the long-running Baki saga, picking up after the events of Hanma Baki and introducing one of the anime’s biggest villains yet. After finally settling his conflict with his father, Baki is left with no one left to challenge him. As the champion of the underground fighting world, he effortlessly defeats anyone who steps into the arena against him, leaving him bored and searching for a new purpose. But that sense of calm is quickly erased when a scientific experiment brings one of Japan’s most famous historical figures back to life: the legendary samurai Musashi Miyamoto. Resurrected with the same skills and deadly instincts that made him a legend centuries ago, Musashi immediately begins testing his strength against the greatest fighters of the modern era.

However, adapting to the present proves difficult for the swordsman. Being someone who always stood by honor and who was shaped by war and dueling to the death, Musashi finds himself at odds with modern, softer society. As he carves a path through Tokyo’s strongest warriors in pursuit of worthy opponents, his inevitable showdown with Baki looms on the horizon. Season 1 Part 2 raises the stakes as Baki and the world’s greatest fighters confront a threat unlike any they’ve faced before.

‘Pokémon Horizons’ Season 3

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Release Date: June 26, 2026 | Studio: OLM | Streamer: Netflix

Cast: Minori Suzuki, Yoshino Aoyama, Ikue Ootani, Taku Yashiro, Megumi Hayashibara, Daiki Yamashita.

Unlike previous entries in the franchise, Pokémon Horizons introduces a brand-new generation of heroes and sets out on a fresh adventure through the world of Pokémon. The story follows Liko, a shy and quiet girl who leaves her home to attend the Indigo Academy and begin her journey as a Pokémon Trainer. Things quickly become far more complicated than she anticipated, as the mysterious pendant she received from her grandmother before leaving home turns out to be an unusual heirloom that soon attracts the attention of a shadowy organization known as the Explorers.

While being chased by them, Liko is rescued by the Rising Volt Tacklers, a group of adventurers led by Pokémon trainer Friede. Alongside new friends and Pokémon companions, she sets out to uncover the truth behind the pendant while growing stronger as a Trainer. In Season 3, Liko, Roy, Dot, and Ult continue preparing for an inevitable showdown with the Explorers. Their latest journey takes them to Blueberry Academy, where new challenges and important lessons await.

Witch Hat Atelier

Episodes 10-13

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Release Date: April 6 | Studio: Bug Films | Streamer: Crunchyroll

Cast: Rena Motomura, Natsuki Hanae, Hibiku Yamamura, Kurumi Haruki.

Coming to an end this month, Witch Hat Atelier has established itself as one of the standout fantasy anime of the year. Set in a world where magic is inaccessible to ordinary people, the story follows Coco, a young girl who has spent her life fascinated by witches and the wonders they can create. Raised by her mother, a dressmaker, Coco assumes magic is a gift people are simply born with, until a chance encounter changes everything. Driven by curiosity and excitement, she attempts to cast a spell herself, only for her actions to trigger a devastating accident that changes her life forever.

Recognizing both her talent and the difficult road ahead, the witch Qifrey takes Coco under his wing, introducing her to a hidden world of magic and powerful forces she never knew existed. As Coco trains alongside other apprentices, she begins to realize that magic is as dangerous as it is beautiful. Filled with breathtaking animation, heartfelt character growth, and a richly imagined fantasy world, Witch Hat Atelier balances wonder with genuinely creepy beats. Add in intriguing villains and complex characters, and it’s easy to see why fans are already hoping for a second season.

Go For It, Nakamura-kun!!

Episodes 10-13

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Release Date: April 1 | Studio: Drive | Streamer: Crunchyroll

Cast: Chiaki Kobayashi, Yuuki Sakakihara, Takuya Eguchi, Ai Fairouz.

Also wrapping up this month, Go For It, Nakamura-kun!! is a charming romantic comedy that proves sometimes the biggest obstacle to love is simply saying hello. The series follows Okuto Nakamura, a painfully shy high school student who has been hopelessly smitten with his classmate Aiki Hirose ever since they first crossed paths at their school’s entrance ceremony. While Hirose is outgoing, friendly, and effortlessly approachable, Nakamura struggles with anxiety and overthinks even the simplest social interactions.

Determined to get closer to his crush, Nakamura spends countless hours rehearsing conversations and imagining every possible outcome before finally working up the courage to talk to him. Unsurprisingly, things don’t go according to plan, and what should have been a simple hello quickly turns into an awkward misunderstanding, setting the tone for a story filled with equal parts secondhand embarrassment and genuine sweetness. Beneath the humor, Go For It, Nakamura-kun!! is a heartfelt coming-of-age story about friendship, love, and finding the courage to be honest about your feelings. School events, cultural festivals, and everyday teenage experiences help gradually bring Nakamura and Hirose closer together, creating a relationship that feels both relatable and endearing. Funny and surprisingly heartfelt, it’s the kind of anime viewers will be sad to say goodbye to when it comes to an end later this month.

‘ONE PIECE’ Elbaph Arc

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Release Date: April 5 | Studio: Toei Animation | Streamer: Crunchyroll

Cast: Mayumi Tanaka, Kazuya Nakai, Hiroaki Hirata, Yuriko Yamaguchi, Ikue Ootani.

The Straw Hat Pirates have set sail for one of the most anticipated locations in the anime’s history, as Luffy and his crew finally arrive at Elbaph, the legendary homeland of the giants that fans have been hearing about for literal years. Long before the crew ever set foot on its shores, Elbaph had already become one of the most mysterious and important locations in the world of One Piece. Now, with the Giant Warrior Pirates welcoming the Straw Hats into their homeland, long-awaited reunions, new allies, and unexpected discoveries await around every corner.

Of course, we’re talking about One Piece, so peace never lasts for long. As the crew explores this massive new setting, they find themselves drawn into confrontations and mysteries that could have major implications for the future of the ever-expanding story. With the race for the One Piece treasure entering its final stages, every new revelation carries more weight than ever before.

‘Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun’ Season 4

Episodes 10-13

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Release Date: April 4, 2026 | Studio: Bandai Namco Pictures | Streamer: Crunchyroll

Cast: Ayumu Murase, Ayaka Asai, Ryouhei Kimura.

Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun returns for a fourth season, and once again, Iruma Suzuki finds himself facing a challenge that seems almost impossible. After spending years secretly navigating life in the Demon World, making friends, and steadily climbing the ranks despite being the only human in a school full of demons, Iruma has become an essential member of the chaotic Misfit Class.

This season centers on the prestigious Music Festival, a major event that could determine the future of the entire class. The students are given a daunting objective: all thirteen members of the Misfit Class must reach Rank 4, a feat many consider unattainable. Their best chance of success lies in winning the festival, forcing each student to push their talents further than ever before.

‘That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime’ Season 4

Episodes 13-17

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Release Date: April 3 | Studio: 8bit | Streamer: Crunchyroll

Cast: Miho Okasaki, Takahiro Sakurai, Rina Hidaka.

After rising from an ordinary slime to one of the most powerful Demon Lords in the world, Rimuru has spent much of the anime pursuing the dream of creating a nation where humans and monsters can coexist peacefully. Thanks to the rapid growth of the Jura Tempest Federation, that vision is finally beginning to take shape. But as Tempest’s influence continues to expand, political tensions begin to rise across the continent.

Among those standing in Rimuru’s way are Granville Rozzo and his granddaughter Maribel, influential figures who believe humanity’s future can only be secured through strict control. Their ambitions put them on a direct collision course with Rimuru’s ideals, setting the stage for a conflict that could reshape the balance of power in the world.

A newly leaked toy description for Spider-Man: Brand New Day may have revealed one of the film’s biggest story details, and it could spell trouble for both Peter Parker and Bruce Banner.

While Marvel and Sony have already confirmed that Mark Ruffalo will return as Bruce Banner in the upcoming Spider-Man sequel, new merchandise details suggest Hulk’s role may be far more significant than fans originally expected.

According to information tied to a leaked toy line, Banner is reportedly using a device designed to suppress his Hulk transformations. However, when the technology fails, the Savage Hulk emerges, forcing Spider-Man into a dangerous situation that could become one of the movie’s central conflicts.

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The following details are based on leaked merchandise information and have not been officially confirmed by Marvel Studios.

According to the toy description, Bruce Banner’s attempt to control the Hulk goes horribly wrong when the device preventing his transformation fails. The leak suggests that Peter Parker finds himself dealing with the aftermath as the Savage Hulk returns.

If accurate, the storyline would mark the first major appearance of the classic Savage Hulk persona in years. Since Avengers: Endgame, audiences have primarily seen Smart Hulk, the version of Banner who successfully merged his intelligence with Hulk’s immense strength.

*Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s Hulk figurine. Image credit: Bandai/Marvel.*

The leak could also explain why Hulk appears to have such a prominent presence in early marketing and reports surrounding the film despite Brand New Day being described as a more grounded Spider-Man story.

For Marvel fans, the possibility of Spider-Man facing Savage Hulk is an exciting prospect. While the two heroes have crossed paths in comics, the MCU has never fully explored a conflict between Peter Parker and an uncontrolled Hulk. Such a matchup would instantly become one of the biggest action sequences in any Spider-Man film.

Of course, fans should take the leak with a grain of salt. Toy descriptions are often based on early story drafts, simplified plot summaries, or marketing material that doesn’t always reflect the final movie.

Still, merchandise leaks have a long history of revealing legitimate details about major superhero films, making this one difficult to ignore.

Whether the leak proves entirely accurate or not, one thing appears certain: Hulk’s role in Spider-Man: Brand New Daymay be much larger than anyone expected.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is scheduled to swing into theaters on July 31, 2026.

This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available.

This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available.

Euphoria left viewers with so many questions throughout season 3, including whether Maddy and Alamo actually had sex — which Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje is finally addressing.

“It was an interesting scene because it’s so layered. It’s very loaded,” Akinnuoye-Agbaje, 58, exclusively told Us Weekly at the MPTF NextGen Summer Party, which was presented by Delta Air Lines and Waymo, on Sunday, May 31.

Akinnuoye-Agbaje pointed out that his character, Alamo, “had orchestrated the whole sequence” between him and Maddy (Alexa Demie).

“From the bathing suit to the music to the champagne, he knew exactly what he was going to do,” he explained. “So myself and Yana Grebenyuk Sam [Levinson], we discussed that. And whilst it was going to be flirtatious from Alamo’s perspective — and playful — there’s an ominous reality that, you know, you’re going to do what I tell you to do now.”

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Akinnuoye-Agbaje continued: “To answer your question, did he sleep with her? Well, he was not there to play with her toes. For what she’s asking him to do — take out a life and give a million dollars — yeah, he most definitely did what he needed to do with that beautiful lady.”

The confusion originally started after a May episode of the hit HBO show had Alamo make Maddy put on a bathing suit and get in a hot tub with him. He ultimately agreed to help Maddy get the $1 million needed to save Nate (Jacob Elordi), but the scene cut off before the rest of their interaction was shown.

In the season 3 finale, which aired on Sunday, Maddy visited Alamo at his strip club, where he contemplated his life choices. He also made a move on Maddie while proposing they have four kids together. Alamo started to touch Maddy — who got on his lap — before the scene cut out again amid an implied but unseen kiss.

Alamo’s conversation with Maddy didn’t last long, however, because Ali (Colman Domingo) arrived to avenge Rue’s (Zendaya) death.

While speaking to Us at the annual fundraiser, Akinnuoye-Agbaje addressed possible backlash toward Alamo’s involvement in Rue’s fatal overdose.

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“Look, it’s a voracious fan base. It’s really their show,” he said. “It preceded me. I’ve done my part. Whatever they say and do is their part, so that’s where I leave it.”

Akinnuoye-Agbaje then weighed in on the possibility of Euphoria continuing with more seasons — despite Levinson confirming the show is over.

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“The beautiful thing about Euphoria is — first of all — this incredible performance that Zendaya has done. She narrates the show and we’ve seen it largely through her perspective,” he noted. “One of the beautiful things is that [her death] opens it up to the perspective of so many of the other characters. Whether they’re within Rue’s group and vicinity, you have Laurie’s gang and you have Alamo’s gang and you have Rue’s friends. There’s room to explore those backstories, those relationships and those adventures that they would have.”

He concluded: “This is TV. There’s always a world in which it could — if they wanted to — [they could explore the world more]. Whether they want to or not … I don’t know.”

Euphoria is currently streaming on HBO Max.

Sydney Sweeney didn’t want to “skirt around” any nudity when it came to her Euphoria season 3 story line, according to the show’s creator, Sam Levinson.

“When I first wrote it … I thought, ‘Well, maybe, we shoot all of this, and we don’t have any nudity,’” Levinson, 41, said during the Monday, June 1, episode of The New York Times’ “Popcast” podcast. “I was talking to her about, maybe, there’s ways to shoot around certain [things] — and she looked at me, and she’s like, ‘Are you kidding? I’m playing an OnlyFans model.’”

Levinson made it clear that he “always” has a discussion with actors about “what works best for the character.” Sweeney, 28, wasn’t afraid to take any risks.

“I think she’s a totally fearless actor. She’s also just wonderfully professional, and shows up just game every day,” he continued. “I adore working with her, because there’s such a flexibility in terms of the performance.”

Levinson said there’s “a lot of trust” between him and Sweeney.

“I can say, ‘Why don’t we try this scene just a little crazier, with a little more humor.’ Suddenly, this whole other version of the scene can come out just based on her performance,” he added. “We’re tackling this world of OnlyFans where women are being paid to whisper into an ear-shaped microphone and lick it. There is a level of absurdity to it that is just fun.”

While other story lines had a more definitive end during the Sunday, May 31, season finale, Sweeney’s was left open-ended with her final scene taking place alongside Maude Apatow. Cassie (Sweeney) was washing her sex toys while her sister, Lexi (Apatow), got emotional over Rue’s (Zendaya) death.

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Ahead of Sunday’s episode, Sweeney took to Instagram with several behind-the-scenes photos from the show’s final season.

“It’s called… acting,” she captioned the post, which included a nearly nude photo. (Sweeney’s topless scenes received widespread criticism throughout the season.)

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Levison previously addressed fan backlash to Sweeney’s NSFW story line during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter in April.

“[Cassie] has got her dog house and her little dog ears and the nose, and that has its own humor,” he said at the time. “But what makes the scene is the fact that her housekeeper is the one filming it.”

He added, “What we wanted to always find is the other layer of absurdity that we’re able to tie into it so that we’re not too inside of her fantasy or illusion. The gag is to jump out, to break the wall.”