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Tiffany Haddish guest-hosts Jimmy Kimmel Live and playfully mocks Donald Trump for allegedly pressuring FIFA over World Cup decisions, while Trump insists he had nothing to do with it; the bit comes amid ongoing World Cup coverage, including a U.S. loss to Belgium.
Mike Vrabel and his wife Jen drew online ridicule as they attended Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden wedding, moments after a Dianna Russini scandal had spotlighted the coach, sparking memes about his demeanor and the couple’s public appearance at the high-profile event.
Harry Styles capped his 12-night Wembley residency by paying a heartfelt tribute to One Direction and welcoming a surprise appearance from his sister Gemma as around 80,000 fans watched, marking a record-breaking milestone on his Together, Together tour.
Prince William surprised listeners on Travis Kelce’s New Heights podcast ahead of Taylor Swift’s wedding, with Kelce jokingly introducing him by his many royal titles. William had previously teased a possible invitation and has a personal connection to Swift, including taking his children to her Eras Tour and once joining Swift and Jon Bon Jovi on stage at a charity event. The wedding is set for Madison Square Garden in New York.
Taylor Sheridan reveals Kevin Costner was only meant to appear in Yellowstone for the first three seasons, but network pressure to keep the star turned the hit into a longer run, with Costner remaining for two additional seasons before quitting in 2023 to focus on Horizon. He cited scheduling conflicts and a lack of scripts, noting he wouldn’t miss contractual obligations, while the Yellowstone franchise pressed on with spin-offs.
Batwoman star Ruby Rose posted an Instagram clip showing her slipping from the edge of a pool and breaking multiple ribs, with a note that she’s headed to hospital and that the injury will affect her summer; the update follows Rose’s history of physical challenges as she has performed many of her own stunts.
Following a settlement in their dispute over on-set misconduct related to It Ends with Us, a judge ruled Blake Lively could recover some of her legal costs from Justin Baldoni. Lively later filed a bill totaling about $8.04 million in attorneys’ fees and costs, while Baldoni’s countersuit was dismissed in 2025, a decision grounded in California survivor-protection law aimed at preventing retaliatory litigation against sexual-harassment survivors.
DC Studios acknowledged that Supergirl didn’t meet box-office expectations, opening around $63 million on a budget of about $170 million and trailing major competitors like Toy Story 5; the admission positions the film as a setback within a broader, long-term DC strategy and suggests the studio will recalibrate its upcoming lineup.
Olivia Wilde revealed on Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert that Walton Goggins saved her life when she fell from a horse during Cowboys & Aliens (2011), redirecting his horse to shield her as charging horses rushed by. She called him a real-life hero, a story she shared while promoting her new film The Invite.
Video of a fan allegedly defecating near the front row at Noah Kahan’s Philadelphia show prompted the singer to urge concertgoers to use the bathroom, joking about pants-pooping and stressing etiquette—an issue that comes as Olivia Rodrigo revealed she could smell diaper-wearing fans in front rows.
New York City is buzzing over reports that pop star Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will marry over the July 4 weekend at Madison Square Garden, with a permit filed to close streets around the arena and plans for a tented event outside the venue; officials and witnesses say the plans point to MSG as the venue, and high-profile guests and hotel bookings around Times Square have fueled the speculation.
David Hockney died aged 88; his funeral was held privately for just his partner Jean-Pierre Goncalves de Lima and his great-nephew, in line with his wishes. A London memorial is planned for spring 2027, with later memorials in Yorkshire, Paris and Los Angeles. Most of his works will be donated to foundations and public institutions. Tributes from King Charles and Keir Starmer highlighted his influence on art.
Jeremy Clarkson has disclosed an aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis, discovered early and now in remission after treatment. He has been meeting with David Cameron and other public figures to discuss their cancer experiences and has formed an informal support group. Clarkson urges everyone to get checked, stressing that PSA testing can save lives and that checking is not uncomfortable or undignified.
Tom Hanks teased MSNBC's MS NOW live on air at the Obama Presidential Center opening, quipping “What can I do for the 800 people watching MS NOW?” and telling the reporter to “add a zero” to the ratings; MS NOW’s numbers were cited as roughly 691,000 daytime viewers and 1.1 million primetime in Q1 2026. The ceremony drew former presidents and stars, and Hanks has previously donated coffee machines to the White House press corps.
George Lucas, the creator of Star Wars and Indiana Jones, is returning to Hollywood to voice a character in Illumination’s Minions & Monsters, marking his first acting role since Robot Chicken: Star Wars in 2007. The 82-year-old founder of Lucasfilm stepped away in 2012 after selling Lucasfilm to Disney, and Minions & Monsters hits theaters July 1.