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The Young and the Restless spoilers for the two weeks starting September 21st with Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) trying to stay clean but faltering when it comes to something that shakes him. Plus, Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) copes with a dire warning.
Also coming in the two weeks of September 21st through October 2nd, we’re going to have Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) up to something and Kyle Abbott (Michael Mealor) getting frisky on the sly again.
Let’s jump in. Monday, September 21st on The Young and the Restless. Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott) talks business with Victoria Newman (Amelia Heinle) and reminds her they need Audra Charles (Zuleyka Silver)’s patents as soon as possible. Nikki’s really looking forward to competing with Jabot, but plans to keep it strictly professional. Of course, Victor is a concern for both Nikki and Victoria, but Nikki thinks Victor will behave. I don’t agree.
Diane Jenkins (Susan Walters) and Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) talk to Kyle about Patty Williams (Stacy Haiduk). Then, Detective Burrow (Matt Cohen) calls to say the cops still can’t find Patty and that worries Diane. She’s afraid Patty’s going to target them. Nikki shows up and Diane is annoyed when Jack welcomes Nikki into their home. She came to tell Jack she’s launching Vibrante on Valentine’s Day. That seems a little too soon to Jack.
And then Diane starts ranting at Nikki about Victor unleashing Patty on them again. Diane also thinks Nikki is going to go after Jabot. Nikki leaves and Diane loses it on Jack, accusing him of choosing Nikki over her. Victoria gets a call from Kyle to set up another sexy motel meeting. And Nikki pops up and sees Victoria looking flustered and wonders if she’s sick. Well, what she is actually hot and bothered because of Kyle.
Chelsea Lawson (Melissa Claire Egan) is telling Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) about her chat with Sally, where Chelsea was able to ease Sally’s fears about motherhood a bit. Chelsea and Sally both want to put their messy past behind them. Now, Adam thinks that is great, but he also tells her that it’s just not possible for him and Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson). Adam says there’s always going to be an enemies vibe between them.
Elsewhere, Sally tells Billy about her interaction with Chelsea, and Sally stuns Billy when she says she’d like to see Chelsea as one of her bridesmaids. Sally knows it’s a little odd, but she really wants to bury the hatchet. And Billy says pretty much the same thing Adam did. They are never going to be on good terms. Billy is never going to get past the role Adam played in Delia’s death years ago. But Billy is on board with Sally being friends with Chelsea and her being in the wedding as long as Adam’s not there.
So, Chelsea gets a call from Sally to meet. So Adam takes off and Chelsea’s first thought is she upsets Sally, but she promises Chelsea that is not the case. Sally instead asked Chelsea to be her bridesmaid and she says yes, but they are just a little worried about how Adam and Audra are going to react to this huge development.
Billy and Adam cross paths and take shots at each other. Billy stuns Adam with the news that Sally wants Chelsea to be a bridesmaid. Billy makes it clear that Adam is not invited to the wedding, but he tells Billy he will be there if Chelsea asks him, and Billy warns Adam not to ruin Sally’s wedding day.
Tuesday, September 22nd on The Young and the Restless. Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford) is confused by Matt Clark (Roger Howarth)’s change of heart. She is at Matt’s motel room door looking a little annoyed. He told Phyllis he was going to leave town and take Patty with him so everybody would be safe from Patty. And yet here we have Matt still in Genoa City.
Nate Hastings (Sean Dominic) and Stephanie Simmons (Vivica A. Fox) define their relationship. They are getting closer but are going to take a short pause because Vivica Fox is soon going out to shoot a movie. Stephanie will be back very soon and then she is going to resume this romance with Nate. They’ve already been intimate and things are going to move forward very soon.
Claire Newman (Hayley Erin) is hit with a painful reminder of her troubled past. So, this reminder is about her psycho great aunt Jordan Howard (Colleen Zenk) who killed herself. That was back in January 2025 when she intentionally drank poisoned tea. So, Claire’s looking at her phone and Victoria asks, “What is wrong?” Claire says she’s back. Aunt Jordan strikes again. I loved Colleen Zenk on The Young and the Restless, but I do hope that Claire’s crazy aunt is not coming back from the dead. Fans would flip. Fortunately, The Young and the Restless really doesn’t do a whole lot of resurrections.
Wednesday, September 23rd on The Young and the Restless. Cane Ashby (Billy Flynn) goes to great lengths for Billy. We know Cane and Billy are sort of brothers, so I wonder if Cane might offer to let Kyle and Jack throw Billy’s bachelor party at the GCAC. Maybe Sally’s bachelorette, too. Cane may even offer to cover the cost.
Audra is blindsided by Sally, so she tells her that Chelsea is going to take Chloe Mitchell (Elizabeth Hendrickson) place as a bridesmaid. Audra is going to flip and give Sally a harsh warning. Audra says she’s in Sally’s corner, but Audra doesn’t want Sally to make this huge mistake for Chelsea. You know, we’re going to see Adam make this sacrifice. And he tells Chelsea he supports her being Sally’s bridesmaid and said he will stay home from the wedding so he doesn’t make things awkward for Sally or cause a scene with Billy.
Thursday, September 24th, Victoria is kept on her toes by Kyle. So, he and Victoria meet up for some more sexy time at the motel. And I suspect Victoria is doing something with her toes because Kyle is in control this time. Daniel Romalotti (Michael Graziadei) eases up on Phyllis. I suspect this has something to do with Matt and Phyllis wanting to prove he’s a good guy now.
Traci Abbott (Beth Maitland) makes a much needed visit. The fall preview says Ashley and Tracy have differing opinions of Sally. So, I wonder if it’s Ashley that doesn’t care for Sally or the other way around. Tracy shows up at Billy and Sally’s place and Billy ask what Tracy’s doing there and if everything’s okay. And she wants Billy to tell her if something is wrong. So, we’ll see what’s on Tracy’s mind.


Friday, September 25th on The Young and the Restless, we have got Victor helping Nikki get ready for success. This is with Vibrante. But I’m also sure this is just a way for Victor to target Jabot. Jack makes a vow to Diane, and we may see Jack promising Diane he’ll put her feelings above his friendship with Nikki, but come on, Jack isn’t going to do that.
Also, Nick asks for Sharon Newman (Sharon Case)’s help with a difficult decision. I don’t think it’s work related because Nick already talked Newman business with the family. I tend to think this might be about Marie Kirkland (Jade Harlow). So, we may see Nick asking Sharon about his thoughts, wondering if he should go look for Marie because he is worried about her.
Then the week of September 28th through October 2nd on The Young and the Restless, we’re going to see if Matt decides to stay in Genoa City and if he is going to fully commit to Phyllis. But I think Patty is going to be an ongoing issue. Victoria and Kyle keep sneaking around, but we know that somebody’s going to bust them.
We’ll find out what kind of reminder that Claire gets about Jordan. And we may see Nick trying to track Marie down, which I bet Nick’s family does not want. We’ll see what Psycho Patty’s next move is and who she targets first. Sally and Billy keep preparing for their wedding as it gets closer and closer. Also, there’s been talk of a Holden Novak (Nathan Owens) recast, so I’m going to keep an eye on that for you guys.
Plus, Diane really struggles with her worries about Patty being a threat and also Victor and Nikki being a threat to Jabot and to the Abbotts and specifically to Jack. Also, I think we are going to see Victor plotting against Jabot. I think he’s gonna find a way to weaponize Vibrante and I think he’s going to do all of this behind Nikki’s back. And Tessa Porter (Cait Fairbanks) is back soon because Cait Fairbanks is taping again.
General Hospital spoilers for the two weeks starting September 21st with Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) pushing back during an intense confrontation and also Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) flips out when he finds out what his daughter is doing.
Also coming in the two weeks of September 21st through October 2nd, we will have Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) working on his next revenge scheme and Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) is desperate. Let’s jump right in.
Monday, September 21st on General Hospital, we are going to have Willow reaching out to Valentin and he tells Willow that she needs to step up and make herself indispensable to the WSB. Rocco Falconeri (Finn Carr) reassures Scout Cain (Kayden Brenna Tokarski) as they talk and holds hands at Surf Lodge and Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) makes a discovery. Looks like she may be the one who finds Charlotte Cassadine (Bluesy Burke) in Drew’s car.
Charlotte tells the person who opens the door, “You need to leave right now.” Also, Carly issues a warning. And she says, “If you’d have put that into action, it would have been a big mistake.” Looks like that’s to Charlotte. Danny Morgan (Asher Jared Antonyzyn) tells Cody Bell (Josh Kelly), “Somebody needs my help before they do something really stupid.” And Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) confides in Isaiah Gannon (Sawandi Wilson) that she knew someone was being held against their will.
Plus, Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) listens as Anna opens up about her fears. She is asking Jason how Britt’s doing, and Jason says Britt is shaken up, but she’s okay. And then Jason tells Anna that Britt wanted him to be a witness for the cops against Anna, and Jason refused. And Anna tells Jason he should not have done that.
Tuesday, September 22nd on General Hospital. Jason and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) are talking. They reconnect over drinks at the Brown Dog Bar. And I’m sure that Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), Britt, and Anna are all gonna be on the menu. Britt comes face to face with Anna. And Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) sees something that she is not supposed to. Maybe it’s Aurora. Maybe it’s something to do with Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner).
Also, Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins Bruening) opens up to Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). I think Lulu might be venting to Dante about Valentin keeping her in the dark about Charlotte’s recent antics, which would be ironic seeing as Lulu kept Dante in the dark about Rocco a lot. Carly does damage control and this may be her trying to diffuse the situation between Valentin and Charlotte. Also, Carly may try to scrub any traces of Charlotte on the security cameras with Drew’s car.
I also wonder if Valentin is going to tell Lulu about this incident, seeing as they just had that parenting talk. Valentin was against keeping Charlotte and Danny apart like Lulu mentioned, but he may reconsider now, especially because we have a very annoyed Charlotte rolling her eyes at her dad.
Wednesday, September 23rd, Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst) and Sonny are doing some strategizing. No doubt it’s about Nina and the situation. And Drew notices an interaction between Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) and Willow.
So after framing Nina and getting her sent away, Drew is moving on to Willow to get his revenge on her. And I suspect he will use Chase to do it. Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) makes an alliance with somebody. I’m expecting it’s Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) because Fall General Hospital spoilers say that he teams up with Tracy to target Willow and destroy her once and for all.
Somebody has an offer for Kai Taylor (Jens Austin Astrup). It may be Giovanni Palmieri (Giovanni Mazza) trying to get Kai out of the way. Or it could be something to do with Trina Robinson‘s (Tabyana Ali) stalker. Speaking of her, Trina’s making a big choice and I’m wondering if she may consider stepping back from music altogether.
Thursday, September 24th, Ava Jerome (Maura West) is blasting Sonny and Tracy lets somebody in on her agenda. She may be telling Michael. I’m sure it’s about Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) and Chase. Tracy told Brook Lynn she supports her fight for her marriage, but Tracy really wants them split up because she thinks Chase isn’t treating Brook Lynn right. Also, Michael and Drew come together. Those two put their cards on the table. And of course, they both hate Willow.
Jordan is shocked by something. So, she may see Drew and Michael conspiring. Also, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) meets with a possible new client.

Then Friday, September 25th on General Hospital, Carly is transparent with Jason. I wonder if Carly is worried about Valentin’s feelings for Anna and if she expresses this to Jason since he is close to Anna, you know, maybe to get his take. Also, Jordan wants answers. Now, this might involve Curtis or someone else, but it could also involve Drew and Michael. Speaking of him, he’s got a request for Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), but she rejects it. I’m wondering if Michael wanted Josslyn’s help taking Willow down, maybe using some of her WSB connections or access.
Lulu gets a shock. So, Valentin may actually tell Lulu about Charlotte and Danny’s plan against Drew and that their daughter Charlotte was lurking in Drew’s car after stealing his keys. Brook Lynn gets an assist from Hudson Parker (Troy Lennon Appel). Maybe it’s with Phoebe Chase (Lucia & Luna Creighton) because Chase isn’t around regularly now. Hudson may also be trying to find a sneaky way to get answers out of Brook Lynn about her marriage to Chase and about what this means for Phoebe.
September 28th through October 2nd on General Hospital, we’ll see if Tracy and Michael are going to get Willow and Chase in a compromising position and Hudson may consider going after Phoebe soon. We’ll also see what got Jordan so fired up and get more info on Trina’s stalker. We’ll see if Anna ends up going away to get serious help once she sees that Britt is totally terrified of her. Even now, we are going to see Michael and Serena Baldwin (Kelly Kruger) getting closer because Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) still wants some shares. We could also see someone getting closer to Tristan Roberts (Dean Geyer).
Sonny’s going to have a hard time leaving the mob behind and that affects things with him and Justine Turner (Nazneen Contractor). And unfortunately, Ava gets in deeper with Drew, but realistically, she’d like to cut him loose, but Sonny is pushing Ava to extremes. Brook Lynn fights to keep her marriage, but with Willow already eyeing Chase, this is going to get messy. Someone gets closer to others, and we have a brand new lawyer that’s going to join Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennessy) and Alexis’ law firm. A new lawyer character is going to be joining the team. She is going to meet somebody who needs legal counsel soon and she debuts on Wednesday, September 23rd.
On a really sad note, we honor the legacy of Billy Miller. Kelly Monaco posted a letter that Billy Miller, the former portrayer of Drew, had written to her. She had kept this letter private all this time and has now chosen to share it publicly with fans. The letter from Billy says, “Hello friends, with a slight air of sadness, it is time to ponder what goodbye means. However, instead of dwelling on what is gone and sure to be missed, there is another way.”
The letter continues, “Maybe our goodbye is really a remembrance of love felt and appreciation for lives shared and the lifelong reminisces that come from embraces given and received. Maybe our goodbye is an earnest hope for the brightest path forward for us all. Maybe our goodbye is honoring a growth and lessons learned. Now, instead of sadness, I’m filled with gratitude for all your support, encouragement, and every emotion shared. By the way, this letter was meant for you guys, for the General Hospital fans.
Billy said, I cherish the journey we’ve taken together. Thank you for allowing me into your homes and lives with every ounce of myself. I thank you for being you. I would be remiss in this crazy unpredictable world we all love so much if I did not hold out the possibility that maybe our goodbye is really until next time. All my love Billy Miller.” Given that he passed away, this letter holds even deeper meaning and represents his final message to the fans and cast he loved so much.
Jordon Hudson and her football coach boyfriend, Bill Belichick, continue to maintain a united front amid a barrage of controversies.
Hudson showed her support for Belichick and the North Carolina team, smiling as she entered the venue alongside him.
This comes just days after Belichick publicly rejected reports about his girlfriend’s alleged role in the football program, calling them a “flat-out lie.”

Jordon Hudson was spotted showing her support for Bill Belichick and the North Carolina team as they took on the Clemson Tigers over the weekend.
According to the New York Post, the 25-year-old former cheerleader was seen entering the venue with a wide smile alongside her 74-year-old coach boyfriend, Belichick.
She sported a Carolina blue top resembling the school’s game-day ensemble, while he wore a UNC-branded tracksuit.
Hudson has now attended each of UNC’s last two games after missing the season opener last month.
Hudson’s appearance at the game comes amid intense speculation about her role within UNC’s football program.
Speculation intensified after reports suggested she was exerting administrative authority or acting as a general manager within the program, especially after an official email from Belichick showed that she had been copied.
Reports also claimed she was spotted leaving the team’s training facility more than once last year and had an “all-access” card allowing her to enter and leave the stadium.
However, in an interview with The Wall Street Journal last week, Belichick dismissed the claims as a “flat-out lie,” insisting Hudson has no role in the program, as the university previously stated.
“The way the story was picked up was a long way from that,” he said. “Like, ‘She’s trying to be the general manager of the team,’ and it’s so ridiculous.”

Belichick went further, clarifying what happened before Hudson was copied on his emails.
The six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach explained that he asked university staff to forward non-UNC requests, including those related to his personal appearances, book commitments, and external media projects, to Hudson so they could coordinate his personal schedule.
“When I took the job here, it was December, and at that time I was doing five TV shows, the radio show, I had a book coming out,” he said. “I had a lot of other things going on when I took the job.”
“So, I sent an email when I got here, and I said, ‘Can you please forward any requests to Jordon about my personal appearances so that I can work and coordinate them outside the university?’” Belichick continued. “Didn’t have anything to do with the university. Well, that was leaked and released as ‘Jordon’s involved in every single thing that I do and she’s copied on every email.’ That’s just a flat-out lie.”
Clarifying their current working relationship, he added, “There are some things that she helps me schedule or look at. It’s not North Carolina stuff.”

Meanwhile, Belichick has been slammed as being “out of his element” following North Carolina’s second-half collapse against Clemson on the road.
The Tar Heels held a comfortable double-digit lead heading into the second half, leading Clemson 17-6.
However, things quickly turned around as the home team closed the gap to 17-15 near the end of the third quarter before a lengthy weather delay halted the game for hours.
When play resumed, the Clemson Tigers rallied to a 28-20 win, thanks to a Gideon Davidson touchdown and some impressive play from the team.
Some college football fans took to social media to react to UNC’s second-half collapse, with several suggesting that Belichick had lost his edge.
“I am old enough to remember when the ‘experts’ insisted that Belichick’s name belonged on the Lombardi Trophy,” an X user mocked.
One user said Belichick “has turned UNC into an embarrassing circus,” while another added, “Has-been coach loses to a coach no other college wants.”
“Everyone with a brain saw this coming. Belichick is out of his element,” someone else wrote.
Meghan Markle is surrounding herself with familiar faces and friends after moving back to the U.K. with husband Prince Harry.
Meghan, 45, was photographed for the first time since her return to England on Monday, September 21, at The Three Horseshoes near Burford, Oxfordshire.
The Suits alum was seen meeting up with Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, in new photos published by Page Six.
Meghan opted for a casual look during her first public outing, wearing white jeans, matching white sneakers and a sky blue button down shirt. She let her brown locks flow naturally and added sunglasses to finish off her ensemble.
In one snap, Markle was seen greeting DeGeneres, 68, who relocated to the U.K. in 2024, while she carried a black jacket in her arm.
Meghan was followed by a security guard, who appeared to be carrying a light blue tote bag that belonged to the Duchess of Sussex.
Meghan’s pub sighting comes less than two months after Us confirmed that she and Harry, 42, planned to move back to England with their two children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, following their decision to step down from royal duties in January 2020. (Meghan and Harry had been living in Montecito, California, since mid-2020.)
News broke on August 26 that the family of four had touched down in the U.K. in time for Archie and Lilibet to start the school year.

Meghan Markle. Jonathan Brady/POOL/AFP
A few weeks later, Hello! reported that the young royals had switched schools after just two days following security concerns.
“The decision for the children to move school was taken following a discussion with the family’s security team about the practicalities of their current arrangements,” a spokesperson for Harry and Meghan told the publication on September 14. “The parents remain extremely grateful to all the teachers and staff for the love, care and effort they have shown their family. This decision should in no way be interpreted as a reflection on the school or the exceptional care the children have received there.”

A few days earlier, Meghan gave her followers a rare glimpse at how her loved ones were adapting to life across the pond.
The actress shared a video on September 12 walking in the British countryside with Harry, captioning the clip with a union jack and red heart emoji.
Meghan included footage of her children fishing with their father and running and biking in the countryside as they embraced their new surroundings. She also showed one of the kids relaxing by a fire while she stomped around in her wellies in the rain.
The As Ever founder also paid tribute to Harry on September 15 in honor of his birthday.
“He’s simply the best,” Meghan captioned a video via Instagram on the prince’s special day. “Happy birthday, my love ❤️.”
Sylvester Stallone is addressing President Donald Trump’s surprise decision to appoint him as a special ambassador to Hollywood.
“Well, it just happened. I was watching TV one night, and they go, ‘So Stallone and Mel Gibson and Jon Voight will be …’ And I went, ‘What?’” Stallone, 80, recalled to The Sunday Times in an interview published Sunday, September 20. “I said, ‘Excuse me? Really?’ Because if they had asked me in the beginning, I would have said, ‘This is not possible.’”
In January 2025, Trump, 80, named Stallone, Voight, 87, and Gibson, 70, as “Special Envoys to me for the purpose of bringing Hollywood, which has lost much business over the last four years to Foreign Countries, BACK — BIGGER, BETTER AND STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE!”
At the time, the president said the three actors “will be my eyes and ears” in Hollywood and that he “will get done what they suggest.”
Stallone said he told Trump that the ambassadorship was “impossible” and that he would have rejected the title “if they had asked me in the beginning.”
“Hollywood, I guess it’s like feudal states. They have their little kingdoms,” the actor explained. “You don’t go in and tell six studios how to do things. And Mel Gibson and Jon Voight, we’re kind of do-our-own-thing people. No, it won’t work.”
Stallone continued, “I said, ‘Thank you and ciao’ because it’s impossible. Hollywood works and it will evolve. It’s corporate and corporate people won’t want to hear me tell them about finance.”

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Although Stallone has publicly supported Trump and previously introduced him at a Mar-a-Lago party following his 2024 re-election, The Steps author has endorsed politicians from multiple parties.
As he explained, “I am not a political animal. I’m almost a political atheist.”
Us has reached out to the White House for comment.
In a separate interview with The Hollywood Reporter earlier this month, Voight was asked if there will be another golden age in Hollywood.
The actor said he was working to improve the industry during Trump’s term.
“If we get on an even keel with the rest of the world’s tax benefits, if we get that break, there’s going to be an explosion of energy,” he shared. “It will be immediate. As someone mentioned, our business is a shovel-ready business. They will call people tomorrow, people will be getting ready immediately. [Then] it affects the communities they’re working in. Is it going to come back? Yes, I think it’s going to.”
With Ben Affleck set to release his new directorial effort, Animals, on Netflix in a few weeks, one of his most underseen recent movies is witnessing a resurgence on a rival platform. Earlier this year, Affleck starred alongside his longtime creative partner and close friend Matt Damon in The Rip, which emerged as a major hit for Netflix. The Rip also received a positive review from none other than Quentin Tarantino, who declared it the best movie he’d seen this year. Animals is a crime-thriller in which Affleck plays a mayoral candidate who finds himself in a moral quandary when his child is kidnapped. Interestingly, a similar premise was wrapped in an entirely different package in Affleck’s 2023 movie that’s currently seeing a surge in interest.
The movie in question, a mind-bending sci-fi thriller, starred Affleck as a homicide detective who gets embroiled in a case that has links to his missing daughter. The movie was directed by Robert Rodriguez, who also served as the editor and cinematographer, with several of his children performing other behind-the-scenes creative duties. While Affleck played the lead role, the film’s supporting cast was rounded out by Alice Braga, William Fichtner, and Jackie Earle Haley.
We’re talking, of course, about Hypnotic. The film was distributed domestically by Ketchup Entertainment and Relativity Media, grossing around $16 million against a reported budget of $65 million. It now holds a 32% score on the aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, where the consensus reads, “Although Hypnotic isn’t without glimmers of inspiration, the ultimate effect of this often clunky crime caper will be to leave you feeling rather sleepy.” According to FlixPatrol, Hypnotic is currently the number-one movie domestically on Hulu, ahead of The Devil Wears Prada 2, Coraline, and another Affleck home-video hit, The Accountant 2.
Affleck’s Animals will be released on Netflix on October 9, while Rodriguez is working on a new slate of productions through a recently launched company called Brass Knuckle Films. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.
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Halle Berry‘s Hollywood fashion legacy got a stylish little callback at this year’s Emmys, by none other than Zendaya.
The “Euphoria” star stepped onto the red carpet in a look that immediately had fans thinking of the “Catwoman” star. Berry later revealed the fashion moment had a sweeter connection to their friendship.
Halle Berry has spent decades as one of Hollywood’s most recognizable actresses, taking on everything from dramatic roles to the iconic Catwoman and Storm. Now, with Zendaya putting her own spin on a look associated with Berry, the two actresses have found a connection that goes beyond the red carpet.

Berry has made it clear that her admiration for Zendaya goes well beyond the red carpet. The veteran actress opened up about their friendship and revealed that she regularly speaks with the younger star.
Berry affectionately described Zendaya as her “little sweetheart” and said she would “love to find something to do with her someday.” She also made it clear that she is simply a fan of what Zendaya is building, adding that she is “just a supporter of her.”
The praise comes as the two actresses continue to share a sweet connection that dates back years. Berry’s latest comments only make a potential on-screen collaboration sound even more intriguing.

Zendaya’s Emmy look turned heads after she stepped out in a custom Prada dress and a textured pixie cut that closely echoed the style Berry famously wore in the early 2000s. The resemblance quickly caught the attention of fans, stylists and, most importantly, Berry herself.
PEOPLE reported that Berry said, “I love everything she’s doing. I think she is changing the game in so many ways for her generation.” She also said she “couldn’t be more proud of someone or to know someone honored that she would pay homage to me that way,” calling the tribute “really sweet.”
Berry has since continued celebrating Zendaya’s look on social media, including sharing side-by-side images highlighting the resemblance. The actress has even joked about wanting to play Zendaya’s mother someday, making this Hollywood connection feel like it could have plenty more chapters.
Zendaya’s Emmy transformation didn’t come out of nowhere. The actress had already unveiled the cropped pixie cut days earlier at Prada’s Paradoxe Sweet Chemistry pop-up in New York, where the new look immediately caught attention online.
The Blast reported that for that appearance, she paired the short hairstyle with a green sweater, brown skirt, and pointed-toe heels, but the haircut stole the show. Fans quickly flooded social media with praise, with some urging Zendaya to “keep this look.”
By the time she stepped onto the Emmys red carpet, the style had become impossible to ignore. The shorter cut fueled growing comparisons to Halle Berry, turning Zendaya’s latest beauty switch-up into one of the night’s biggest fashion talking points.

Zendaya’s fashion moments may look effortless, but plenty of thought goes into them behind the scenes. Her “The Odyssey” press tour became another showcase for the actress and stylist Law Roach, who built each appearance around the film’s world.
The Blast reported that Roach takes the concept seriously, explaining, “The looks served as an extension of the wardrobe from the movie. It was intentional and purposeful.” He even flew to Paris to secure the Schiaparelli couture gown Zendaya wore at the London premiere, showing just how much effort goes into bringing the vision together.
This approach has turned Zendaya’s film marketing into fashion moments in and of themselves, where every garment is meant to feel like part of the entire project — not just a pretty outfit. It’s a tactic that has made her red carpet look like part of the story, not a separate event.

Zendaya’s red carpet magic has always come with Law Roach by her side, but their relationship has grown into something much deeper than a stylist-client partnership. They’ve worked together since she was 14, building a creative partnership that has followed her from early appearances to some of Hollywood’s biggest premieres.
The Blast reported that Roach has described their relationship as “fashion soulmates,” adding that they have “grown up together” and become like “family.” Even after announcing his retirement from styling, Roach continued working with Zendaya and said she was the one client he could not turn down.
That closeness has clearly shaped the way they approach fashion, with both bringing their own ideas to every look. As Zendaya continues turning movie promotions into full-blown fashion moments, her longtime partnership with Roach remains one of the biggest parts of the story.
With the recent release of its Season 4 finale, it’s no surprise that Nick Santora’s hit crime show Reacher is once again the number one series on Prime Video this week. Starring Alan Ritchson in the title role and inspired by Lee Child’s Jack Reacher novels, the action show has been a huge success ever since it first premiered in 2022, and the fourth season has continued the show’s winning streak with another popular and acclaimed installment. However, in case you’re bummed out about the season ending, fear not, because there’s no shortage of great series to explore in the streaming platform’s catalog. With that said, here’s a look at three great shows that we think you should binge this week on Prime Video.
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Developed by Eric Overmyer and inspired by the novels of Michael Connelly, Bosch is a police procedural series starring Titus Welliver as LAPD detective Harry Bosch. The show explores Bosch’s various cases and his personal and professional struggles as he tries to ensure justice is served. Besides Welliver, the series also stars Jamie Hector, Amy Aquino, Lance Reddick, Annie Wersching, Sarah Clarke, Madison Lintz, and more in key roles.
An engaging, if not very inventive, procedural, Bosch was quite favorably received during its seven-season run. The series earned praise from fans and critics alike for effectively recreating the vibe of its source material, as well as for its gritty style, excellent performances, and suspenseful writing. The show has also inspired multiple spin-offs, including the sequel series Bosch: Legacy, the spin-off Ballard, and the upcoming prequel show, Bosch: Start of Watch.
Created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, American Horror Story is by far one of the most iconic horror shows of the 21st century. The anthology’s first season, retroactively titled Murder House, centers on a family who move into a restored mansion in the aftermath of personal tragedies and discover that the house is haunted by the ghosts of its former residents. The season’s ensemble cast includes Connie Britton, Dylan McDermott, Evan Peters, Taissa Farmiga, Denis O’Hare, and Jessica Lange.
American Horror Story Season 1 was a major hit, garnering positive reviews and high ratings, becoming one of the biggest successes of 2011. The season also earned several accolades, including 17 Emmy nominations and the Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series – Drama. Twisted, violent, and utterly terrifying, Murder House is easily the best entry point into American Horror Story’s ongoing 12-season-plus mythology for new viewers, and the season’s also a beloved favorite for old fans.
A dark comedy series created by, written by, and starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Fleabag is adapted from her one-woman show and follows the titular 30-something. The show follows her life as a single woman living in London, exploring her personal, professional, and romantic struggles, as well as her grief over the deaths of her mother and her best friend/business partner. Besides Waller-Bridge, the show also stars Sian Clifford, Andrew Scott, Olivia Colman, Brett Gelman, Fiona Shaw, Kristin Scott Thomas, and more in notable roles.
Presented in a self-referential first-person narrative, Fleabag shares a darkly humorous perspective on loss, heartbreak, shame, and complicated family dynamics. Cheeky and wickedly funny, the show tackles painful themes with greater heart than most serious dramas, delivering a powerful and wholesome experience. Masterfully written and performed, the series is widely acknowledged as one of the greatest TV shows of the past decade, earning several accolades and universal acclaim.
Hey Big Brother fans, looks like Rick Devens‘ HOH came to an abrupt end today because of the pharaoh’s curse and his Head of Household run is official done. The veto ceremony happened with Drew Campbell using his medal, a renom and then the abrupt elimination of one of the final five.
Let’s get into all of that including live feeds fun and what’s happening next in Big Brother 28. Plus, we also expect to get a new Head of Household result later today, but so far, the feeds are still down so that comp’s not playing out yet.
First, for what it is worth, you saw Melody Morris‘s Diary Room session on Sunday’s episode saying she’s fine getting Yash Patel or Dee Valladares out. Both are big targets. That played out intercut with the scenes discussing who she’d renom.
She was debating Drew vs Yash. But here’s something to consider. Those Diary Room sessions taped AFTER the double eviction. Because they only had moments on Thursday’s live show for the conversations, then Melody renommed Yash.
Then, Yash was voted out and went to meet Julie Chen Moonves. Everything Melody said was with the benefit of hindsight. Those DR sessions taped post-show on Thursday so they were still in the same outfits as the live eviction.
Then, they were edited to intersperse with the scenes of Melody chatting frantically with a pleading Taylor Brown to make it seems like Melody was fine with however it went.
It’s true that Yash and Dee are both big targets but also, Melody seemed to really believe that Drew would vote like they wanted to evict Dee. But she and Devens used their icon mojo to sway him to stay on the dark side with them.
And Drew stayed loyal to them over Melody. Not that it matters much, but the way Big Brother edits thing is a bit misleading if you’re a casual who doesn’t stay current on the life feeds.
Like how the DRs that air during the comps on the episodes are all filmed later. This is hard core evidence of scripting, but it’s whatever. Reality shows are never real. That being said, rigging and scripting aren’t the same thing.
Okay, so now, live feeds fun. Dee showed Drew where she hid his hairbrush in the pool and he showed Dee where he hid her sunglasses. And then on Sunday night, the houseguests got an alcohol delivery.
They got five beers – one each – plus a bottle of wine. This was the last hurrah before Monday’s early eviction. We also had Dee making a F2 deal with Drew. And Dee also made one with Taylor.
Plus, we had Dee and Devens reaffirming their final two deal which neither seems likely to stick to. But CBS might like to see a Survivor final two of Dee sitting next to Devens. I don’t think Julie would like it.
Off the feeds, Jason DePuy got himself a brand new wig and cut it into a skullet. Yash inspired obviously. He called it a drag skullet. Jason said he’s selling it and bidding starts at $50k.
Speaking of pre-jurors, Kamu Kirk‘s asking for people to vote for Yash and Taylor for AFP. Also, Survivor 50 winner and Big Brother 28 final four Dee clocked herself. With Drew snapping pics, Dee climbed up on the dining room table time machine while he took pics with the selfie phone production gave them.
Also on the live feeds, Drew maybe got a goodbye kiss because he and Melody were in his pod bed last night and they were laughing, giggling. Not for that long and the lights were on.
In Big Brother 27, by the way, at Final 5, they kept the feeds down for more than seven hours while they did the veto ceremony, renom, with that weird mastermind voodoo doll thing and then rolled into the HOH comp.
And the feeds came back up with one less houseguest. Keanu was ousted, and a new HOH. This year, we didn’t get the all at once treatment. But when the feeds came back up, Drew had played his veto medallion.
Looks like Taylor was the renom. Doesn’t really matter though because in the end, Melody was packed off to jury house to join Barrett, Yash, Angela and Lala.

Melody didn’t even get to pause and talk to Julie or see goodbye videos. And Melody should be the last one officially sent to the jury house because they are down to the final four and the sixth juror should meet them at the jury round table.
And of course the seventh juror will join them as they are sitting in those jury chairs right before they vote on the winner. Drew wasn’t taking chances when he played his veto. Rightly so, because Dee might’ve blindsided Devens and evicted Drew.
Then, the feeds went back down and when they came up, Devens is going to be evicted – not from Big Brother 28 but from his HOH room because a new HOH will be crowned.
And whichever of them is Head of Household will likely target each other. Unless Taylor wins, she’s headed back to the block. They need to just give her a bungee cord because Devens just had her there last week.
With Taylor’s renom today from Devens, that’s six times on the block. Victoria was on the block ten times in Big Brother 10, so Taylor won’t break the record. My favorite frequent block-sitter of all time was America’s Favorite Dentist (AFD), Johnny Mac.
Movie theaters spent most of the 2010s convinced nobody wanted to sit through a three-hour movie about ancient history or physics, and then this decade just started throwing them out anyway, one after another, and audiences actually showed up. Something shifted, whether it’s directors finally getting the budget and trust to go big again, or people just wanting an actual story to leave the house for.
These ten all commit to that scale completely. You will experience real armies, real deserts, real historical weight, a lot less CGI and a lot more thrill. There were packed theaters, IMAX screenings sold out weeks in advance, some of these made an absurd amount of money as well. So, let’s have a look at what you can watch with your family and friends this week, preferably on a big screen.
This is a revenge story stripped down to a primal, no modern moral commentary. It is about a Viking prince named Amleth (Alexander Skarsgård) who watched his father get murdered as a kid and spends the rest of his life burning to get even. Robert Eggers researched actual Norse rituals and language so deeply that the movie sometimes feels like an anthropological reconstruction with a plot attached.
Nicole Kidman plays his mother, and the twist involving her role in the original murder recontextualizes basically everything Amleth thought he knew about his own family. There’s a single extended tracking shot during a village raid that never cuts away once, and it’s brutal enough that you almost forget how technically difficult it must have been to actually pull off.
Denis Villeneuve only adapted half of the original novel here, and the movie is confident enough in its own pacing to let that be the whole point, this is a setup, not a complete story, and it never pretends otherwise. Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) spends the film slowly realizing the weight of a destiny he never asked for, while his family gets set up by a political trap they don’t see coming.
Hans Zimmer’s score leans on invented instruments and processed vocal chanting instead of a normal orchestra, and it makes the whole planet of Arrakis sound as alien as it looks. The sandworms were built using a mix of practical elements and digital work, and the scale of them on screen still creates a kind of dread that CGI monsters usually can’t manage.
Two real historical Indian revolutionaries get reimagined here as fictional best friends who don’t yet know they’re on opposing sides of the same fight against British colonial rule, and the film uses that friendship to build some of the most purely joyful, over-the-top action sequences ever put on screen. At one point a man lifts a motorcycle over his head and fights off a truck full of soldiers with it.
S.S. Rajamouli directs a three-hour movie that does not feel like it’s dragging, because there’s a real emotional core underneath everything, two men who actually love each other like brothers. The musical number “Naatu Naatu” won the Oscar for Best Original Song, and it deserves that just by being one of the most purely fun dance sequences in any movie from this decade.
This is based on the real murders of Osage Nation members in the 1920s, killed for the oil rights under their own land, and Martin Scorsese restructured the whole project midway through development to focus on the toxic marriage at the center of it. Ernest Burkhart (Leonardo DiCaprio) marries Mollie (Lily Gladstone), an Osage woman, while quietly helping orchestrate the murder of her own family members for money.
William Hale (Robert De Niro) plays the local power broker pulling most of the strings, presenting himself publicly as a friend to the Osage people while doing the exact opposite behind closed doors. The film runs three and a half hours, and it uses almost every minute of it to show how slow and how normalized this kind of violence actually was at the time.
This version of Batman (Robert Pattinson) barely feels like a superhero movie at all, it plays closer to a grim detective noir with a guy in a bat costume following clues left behind by a serial killer. Matt Reeves almost the entire film soaked in rain and shadow, and Nirvana’s “Something in the Way” becomes this recurring, mournful theme that fits a billionaire orphan better than any triumphant superhero score ever has.
The Riddler (Paul Dano), styled like an internet conspiracy, and he ends up being disturbing to the core. Selina Kyle (Zoë Kravitz) gives the movie its only real warmth, and at just under three hours, the film never feels bloated, because it commits so fully to its own mood without trying to rush toward the next action beat.
Ridley Scott stages the Battle of Austerlitz around a frozen lake that cracks apart under retreating soldiers, and when historians pointed out how inaccurate parts of the movie are, Scott’s public response was basically to ask if they were personally there to know better. Napoleon (Joaquin Phoenix) comes across like an awkward, insecure man who happens to be extremely good at war.
Josephine (Vanessa Kirby) gets just as much focus as any of the battles, and their relationship, obsessive and strange in equal measure, ends up being the actual emotional throughline of the movie. An extended cut released later runs almost an hour longer than the theatrical version, and it fills in a lot of character motivation the shorter cut leaves oddly blank.
This one is by Ridley Scott as well. He waited over two decades to make this sequel, and the wait shows how confident he was with the script. The storyline has a Colosseum naval battle stocked with actual sharks, based loosely on real Roman naval reenactments but pushed into something far more ridiculous on purpose. Lucius (Paul Mescal) gets revealed as Maximus’s son partway through, which ties the whole story directly back to the original film.
Macrinus (Denzel Washington) steals nearly every scene he’s in as a former slave turned power broker who’s clearly enjoying every second of manipulating people around him. General Acacius (Pedro Pascal) provides most of the film’s actual moral conflict, a soldier who’s grown tired of an empire he still has to serve, and the film is at its best whenever it slows down enough to let him actually wrestle with that.
The Harkonnen homeworld gets shot entirely under a black sun using infrared camera techniques, turning the whole gladiator arena sequence into stark black and white with occasional flashes of white fire. It’s one of the most visually striking things in any blockbuster this decade. Feyd-Rautha (Austin Butler) shows up in that arena as the most purely terrifying antagonist the franchise has had so far, shaved head, dead eyes, and an eerie stillness to every move he makes.
Paul (Timothée Chalamet) rides his first sandworm in a sequence built almost entirely with practical rigs instead of CGI, and you can feel the actual physical strain in how the scene is shot. Denis Villeneuve finishes adapting the first novel here, and the back half of the story turns considerably darker than the first movie let on, prophecy, holy war, and the cost of becoming exactly the kind of leader Paul always said he didn’t want to be.
Christopher Nolan shot large sections of this movie on a specially developed black-and-white IMAX film stock that had never been used for a feature before, splitting the story between Oppenheimer’s (Cillian Murphy) subjective color timeline and a colder, black-and-white timeline following Lewis Strauss (Robert Downey Jr.) years later. The Trinity test detonation was built entirely with practical effects, no CGI, and the sequence still manages to feel frightening as hell.
Nolan structures the whole three-hour runtime like a slow-building courtroom drama. He jumps between timelines until everything Oppenheimer helped create finally catches up with him. It swept nearly every major award that year, and unlike a lot of awards-season sweeps, people go back and rewatch it, which isn’t something you can say about most three-hour dramas about physics and government.
Another one of Nolan’s masterpieces. He actually follows up Oppenheimer with a straight adaptation of Homer’s actual epic poem, and he shot the entire thing on IMAX film cameras, no digital cutaways anywhere in the mix. Odysseus (Matt Damon) spends the whole story trying to get home after the Trojan War ends, while his son, Telemachus (Tom Holland), grows increasingly desperate back in Ithaca as suitors circle his mother, Penelope (Anne Hathaway), assuming his father is already dead.
Athena (Zendaya) guides Telemachus toward proof that his father’s still alive, and Antinous (Robert Pattinson), the most aggressive of Penelope’s suitors, spends the back half of the movie plotting to have Telemachus killed before Odysseus can make it home to stop him. The film made over a billion and a half dollars worldwide and pulled in some of the strongest reviews of Nolan’s career, proof that a three-hour movie based on a three-thousand-year-old poem can still turn into the biggest event of the summer.
Some direct messages disappear into the inbox almost immediately, but one message has stuck with Kira Pregiato for roughly six months.
The social media star has revealed that a famous admirer tried to convince her to go on a date, but the conversation took a much more surprising turn.
Pregiato initially turned him down. Instead of taking the rejection as an answer, she says he put money on the table, first offering $5,000 and then quadrupling it when that failed to change her mind. Even $20,000, however, wasn’t enough to get a yes.

Pregiato says the interaction began like a fairly ordinary attempt to take her out, albeit from someone whose name immediately caught her attention. Things became considerably stranger after she declined.
According to Pregiato, the mystery admirer offered her $5,000 if she agreed to the date, but she still wasn’t interested.
Then came an offer she definitely wasn’t expecting. “Five thousand dollars was already insane to me, so when he came back with $20,000, I almost dropped my phone,” Pregiato told The Blast. “I remember just staring at it like, ‘There’s no way this is a real conversation I’m having right now.’”
The escalation meant an extra $15,000 was suddenly on the table simply for changing her answer.
Yet, Pregiato says the bigger number did the opposite of what her admirer apparently intended.

For someone whose career largely exists online, Kira Pregiato is accustomed to attention from strangers. That, she explained, is very different from attaching a dollar figure to dating.
“If anything, the second offer made me want to say no even more,” she said. “I love my fans and I think it’s really cool that people want to meet me, but dating is different. Famous or not, once money gets involved, it kind of takes the fun out of it.”
Pregiato can laugh about the surreal exchange months later, but she has no intention of revealing one part of the story.
“I’m definitely not saying who it was,” she told The Blast. “I’ll just say I was very surprised to see his name pop up on my phone.”
That secrecy leaves one particularly intriguing question unanswered, but Pregiato isn’t the first public figure to protect the identity behind an eyebrow-raising celebrity DM.

Iggy Azalea famously opened a window into her inbox in 2021 without exposing the verified users behind the messages.
One account with 8.9 million followers offered the rapper $15,000 simply to have a conversation over the phone or Instagram, according to Complex. Azalea hid the person’s identity while showing followers just how unusual celebrity DMs could become.
Influencer Camilla Araújo later described a different kind of uncomfortable encounter. She told Complex in 2025 that a married New York Giants player messaged her after her rise online.
Araújo said the player deleted the messages and blocked her after she discussed the interaction publicly, though she also declined to identify him.
Country singer Hannah Dasher offered another example in August. During an appearance on the “Like a Farmer” podcast, she acknowledged receiving an unusual DM from a celebrity who was both famous and married, then deliberately kept his name private.

The unusual attention comes after a remarkably fast transformation in Pregiato’s life.
Before becoming a full-time creator, she was studying toward a more conventional career when a TikTok about her love of cologne unexpectedly exploded. The video generated roughly 20 million views and thousands of comments, turning what Pregiato described as a normal life into an internet career almost overnight.
As The Blast previously reported, Pregiato said that viral moment eventually helped propel her into a lucrative creator business, with her monthly earnings reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars. She also described the transition as overwhelming at times despite embracing the opportunities it created.
Her audience has continued expanding. Pregiato’s official profile hub currently lists a combined social following of approximately 3.9 million across her platforms.
That visibility has apparently changed more than her finances. Between famous people entering her inbox and fans trying to steer her toward television, her DMs have become an unexpected source of potential opportunities.

Earlier this year, another wave of messages arrived for a completely different reason.
When Fox held an open casting call for its “Baywatch” revival, fans began campaigning for Pregiato to audition because they had already been comparing her to Pamela Anderson.
Sports Illustrated reported that Pregiato said her inbox became “genuinely out of control,” with followers tagging her in casting announcements and sending clips encouraging her to pursue a role.
The fan campaign wasn’t happening around a small production. The Los Angeles Times reported that roughly 2,000 hopefuls attended the in-person audition, while about 14,000 applications were submitted for the reboot.
Pregiato ultimately skipped the open call, even though she said she wasn’t ruling out future opportunities.
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