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Emily Ratajkowski rang in her 35th birthday with Instagram snapshots that showcased a jaw‑dropping, fiery red bodycon dress featuring numerous cutouts from collarbone to hips, held together by tassels and gold beads, paired with leopard-print heels and diamonds.
Rapper Cardi B shared an optimistic take on what a Knicks championship could mean for New York City, saying it would lift the city’s spirits and joking that such an event might even banish its infamous 'rats'—a playful metaphor for a mood-reset across NYC.
Anna Faris revealed that a MAGA-coded joke about Melania Trump’s Be Best campaign—Be best, Cindy Campbell—was cut from Scary Movie 6; she described the line as a cheeky wink that would have placed her character in a classic MAGA rabbit hole, and said she enjoyed performing it while noting the franchise’s provocative edge.
Spike Lee wore his signed Pope Leo XIV #14 jersey courtside for Game 3 of the 2026 NBA Finals, close to President Trump, and says he’ll wear it again for Game 4 and frame it afterward; he also criticized Trump for stealing focus from the game as security chaos unfolded around Madison Square Garden.
Andy Cohen confirms he’s dating New York businessman Kevin Sobieski and says they’ve been getting to know each other slowly and deliberately for about a year, including introducing Sobieski to his kids. They reportedly met at a July 4 Hamptons party, Cohen planned to publicly share the news around the one-year mark, and he’s kept things private until recent photos surfaced. The couple appears easy-going and aligned, with Sobieski even joining Cohen for Traitors as Cohen navigates public life and family.
UFC president Dana White predicted that Trump’s White House UFC event could pull Super Bowl–level viewership, calling it a one-off spectacle, though analysts doubt it will reach that benchmark; the UFC Freedom 250 bout will stream exclusively on Paramount+, and White, a longtime Trump ally, highlights their friendship and Trump’s role in bringing MMA to the mainstream.
Byron Allen pushes back on the Daily Beast’s rating-dip story about Comics Unleashed after replacing Stephen Colbert, arguing the decline is being overstated and highlighting CBS’s cost-cutting time-buy deal that shifts the slot toward profit. Nielsen data still shows The Late Show outperforming rivals in the same timeslot, while Allen touts wins in select markets and frames the arrangement as a strategic financial move rather than a failure.
Andy Cohen, 58, shared on Radio Andy that he’s dating Kevin Sobieski and has been slowly and deliberately introducing him to his two kids, Lucy (4) and Benjamin (7). Cohen says Sobieski loves his children and they love him, and that the process has been easy and thoughtful as he builds a blended family via surrogacy.
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner reportedly spent a fortune on their destination wedding, but they say the extravagant celebration was worth every penny.
A BuzzFeed roundup catalogs 21 high-profile male celebrities who reportedly dated teenagers or were involved with underage partners, ranging from Elvis Presley and Charlie Chaplin to Steven Tyler, Johnny Depp, R. Kelly, and Wilmer Valderrama, detailing ages and circumstances (often men in their 20s–30s with girls in their teens) and arguing society should stop excusing such behavior due to fame or talent.
Rosie O’Donnell, back in the U.S. for the Tony Awards, used the red carpet to deliver a blistering critique of Donald Trump, calling him a con man, a narcissist and a psychopath, and tying him to Epstein; she also commented on the expected reception for Trump at an upcoming Knicks–Spurs game and announced plans to resume her New York one-woman show this summer.
Chris Robinson and Bruce Springsteen are facing backlash after remarks some readers perceive as lecturing Americans; experts say many fans prefer entertainment over political commentary from celebrities, highlighting a widening gap between celebrity activism and audience expectations.
BuzzFeed catalogs 21 male celebrities who reportedly dated teenagers, highlighting several cases involving minors or underage partners and raising questions about power, consent, and accountability in celebrity culture.
Angelina Jolie’s son Knox Jolie-Pitt graduated high school in Los Angeles with Jolie in the crowd, then used his speech to reveal he’d fight later that night. Hours after the ceremony, the 17-year-old competed in a Muay Thai exhibition at Total Sonic Knockout 5 in Downtown LA, continuing his public Muay Thai journey that Jolie and sister Vivienne have supported.
Three-time Oscar winner Sean Penn says he’s done with the Oscars and other big award shows, citing social anxiety and discomfort around crowds. He skipped this year’s ceremony, watched from Ukraine, and vows to avoid gatherings larger than eight people, sticking to smaller events like Tribeca while criticizing selfies.