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Just Jared reports a Season 2 cast shake-up for Off Campus: at least one actor exits, while several stars are confirmed to return (including Belmont Cameli, Ella Bright, Mika Abdalla, and Stephen Kalyn); production updates for the series continue.
Billy Joel has warned against an upcoming film about his early years, saying the project lacks his life rights and music rights and would be legally and professionally misguided to proceed without his approval; the film centers on people around him, not Joel himself, with producers referencing life rights from his former manager and a former bandmate.
As Nancy Guthrie’s kidnapping case nears the 100-day mark, investigators say forensic and digital analyses are ongoing. While speculation has floated a possible motive involving Savannah Guthrie, authorities have not confirmed any link or suspects and continue to review evidence and messages from the kidnappers.
Taylor Swift wowed on a London date night with an all-black gothic look—lace, silk, and a leather coat paired with designer accessories—as she and Travis Kelce continue their public romance at Gordon Ramsay’s Lucky Cat.
Jaime Pressly launched her own OnlyFans page on May 7, joining a growing roster of celebrity moms using the platform to share exclusive content and connect with fans on their own terms, a move hailed for fan access and creative autonomy while also inviting scrutiny and judgment.
Nicole Kidman, a Met Gala co-chair, reportedly avoided speaking with Hugh Jackman and his girlfriend Sutton Foster at the 2026 Met Gala, allegedly to stand by Jackman’s ex-wife Deborra-Lee Furness and to dodge potential drama, per insiders citing Rob Shuter’s Naughty But Nice Substack.
Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson publicly dated from mid-2025, sharing milestones like a red-carpet debut and special celebrations, but reportedly ended their relationship in April 2026 after Megan accused Thompson of cheating. She later confirmed the breakup to Billboard, stating that trust and fidelity are non-negotiable, marking the end of roughly a year-long romance that included gifts, birthday tributes, and media attention.
As the controversial Michael biopic debuts, a February lawsuit from the Cascio siblings accuses Michael Jackson and his estate of drugging and sexually abusing them as children, alleging years of abuse and payoffs; the filing adds to decades of accusations dating back to 1993, including the Chandler case, and contrasts with the estate’s denial of the claims as a ‘desperate money grab’ while Paris Jackson’s dispute with the executors continues amid the film’s release and strong box-office expectations.
A mixed celebrity-news round-up includes Mindy Cohn revealing a cancer recurrence; Nadia Farès dies at 57 after being found unresponsive in a Paris pool; reports of Cher’s supposed teenage granddaughter; a fatal fall on Zion’s Angels Landing; Nathalie Baye’s death from Lewy body dementia; and notable life events such as Justin Theroux welcoming his first child, among other entertainment updates.
Clavicular’s publicist Mitchell Jackson has quit working with the influencer Branden Peters (Clavicular) days after his hospitalization for a suspected overdose, saying he won’t continue unless Peters seeks addiction treatment. Peters, known for the looksmaxxing community, attended a club event after the incident. The Hollywood Reporter confirms Jackson’s departure, with journalist Taylor Lorenz tweeting the update; Peters has also been at the center of other recent coverage about sobriety and unrelated headlines.
Katy Perry’s representative denies Ruby Rose’s social-media allegations that the pop star sexually assaulted her in Melbourne nearly 20 years ago, calling the claims false and dangerous; Rose posted on Threads describing the alleged incident and suggesting she could pursue legal action, while the piece also notes prior accusations involving both individuals and Rose’s exit from Batwoman as broader context for the controversy.
Friends close to Tiger Woods are speaking out after his DUI arrest, warning that the golf legend must confront health, age, and behavior issues. With Woods recovering from injuries and back surgery, insiders say his outlook on golf and life needs real change, as the incident compounds his public and legal fallout.
Logan Paul sold a rare Pokémon card for over $16 million, underscoring how some collectors now treat these cards as alternative assets; trading-card indexes have outperformed the S&P 500 during the pandemic boom and a 2025 surge, according to Card Ladder.
Beatrice’s husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi deleted his latest Instagram post about a Los Angeles business trip and hasn’t posted since February, sparking divorce and royal-family speculation amid scrutiny of the couple after Prince Andrew’s arrest.
Utah authorities confirm an open third domestic-violence investigation into reality star Taylor Frankie Paul and her ex Dakota Mortensen, stemming from a 2024 incident. Investigators are reviewing multiple videos and have spoken to Paul’s attorney as they seek details and timelines. Mortensen has sought a protective order resulting in temporary custody of their son Ever, with a hearing planned in April. The case has also affected public projects, as ABC canceled Taylor’s season of The Bachelorette following past incidents, while new footage from 2023 has resurfaced as authorities continue the probe.