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Child‑star money makes headlines again. Macaulay Culkin’s 5% box‑office clause on Home Alone 2 turned a sequel into a $17.9 million payday, proving a smart contract can beat a big salary. Meanwhile, Gillian Anderson is rallying women to share bold sexual fantasies for a new Bloomsbury anthology, sparking lively debate online.
On the red‑carpet, Rihanna surprised the world at the 2025 Met Gala by announcing her third pregnancy alongside A$AP Rocky, turning the event into a fashion moment that dominated social feeds. And in a more low‑key reveal, Eva Mendes opened up about her pride in partner Ryan Gosling after 13 years of keeping their love private.
If high‑speed drama is your thing, Brad Pitt’s upcoming F1 movie delivers fast cars, a thumping Hans Zimmer score, and a soundtrack featuring Ed Sheeran and Doja Cat. Critics say the film’s sleek visuals may outshine its storyline, but the racing fans are already revved up.
Streaming wars keep us busy too. Hulu’s animated anthology Predator: Killer of Killers mixes Vikings, ninjas, and WWII soldiers battling alien hunters, feeding fans a fresh, gore‑filled take on the classic franchise. Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters blends K‑pop swagger with Korean myth, offering a wild animated ride that’s sparking both praise and controversy.
Reality TV isn’t slowing down. Love Island 2025 kicked off with AI‑generated pick‑up lines that had viewers split—some loved the tech twist, others missed the classic romance vibe. Over on the talent side, Britain’s Got Talent crowned magician Harry Moulding as the 2025 champion, proving that a good illusion still wowed a live audience.
Television dramas keep evolving, too. Fans of “The Piano” voiced frustration after the series’ third season changed key elements, showing how attached audiences are to familiar formats. On the other hand, “A League Of Their Own” launched an adventurous rally spin‑off, sending stars from London to Turin for a mix of humor and competition.
Music news also hits the page. Celine Dion sent an emotional video to Eurovision 2025, reminding fans of her 1988 win while sharing updates on her health battle. Meanwhile, Tom Grennan opened up about anxiety after a severe ankle injury, using his BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend performance to spark honest conversations about mental health.
These stories are just a taste of what’s buzzing in entertainment right now. Whether you’re tracking celebrity finances, checking out the next big movie, or scrolling through reality show twists, we’ve got you covered. Keep coming back for fresh updates, deeper dives, and the kind of insider info that makes you feel in the know.
Macaulay Culkin’s contract for Home Alone 2 gave him 5% of the sequel’s huge box office take—landing him an extra £14.1 million ($17.95 million) on top of his multimillion-dollar salary. These surprising earnings highlight how one clever contract made Culkin the richest child star of his era.
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Gillian Anderson is teaming up with Bloomsbury Publishing on a new anthology, encouraging women everywhere to share even bolder sexual fantasies after the success of her 2024 book 'Want.' She's asking for submissions that break taboos and go further in celebrating diverse sexual expression, with a focus on honesty, safety, and consent.
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Simone Ashley’s role was trimmed from the upcoming ‘F1’ film starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris. Director Joseph Kosinski explained the change was about tightening the story, not Ashley’s performance. Ashley, unfazed, turned up at the premiere and cheered the film, while Idris has stayed silent on the topic.
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Brad Pitt takes the wheel in F1: The Movie, Joseph Kosinski’s sleek but formulaic dive into Formula 1 racing. With fast-paced track action, eye-popping visuals, and a thunderous Hans Zimmer score, the film offers spectacle over substance. Some compelling performances can't rescue the story from predictable sports movie clichés.
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Netflix’s *KPop Demon Hunters* combines K-pop flair, Korean mythology, and supernatural action in a bold animated movie experience. It features a unique girl group battling demon rivals, vibrant visual styles, and a star-studded cast. While fans of K-pop and animation might love it, the film's broad appeal sparks debate.
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A reclusive lottery winner brings his folk-rock hero to a private concert on a remote island, sparking an emotional reunion with the legend's ex-partner. Their tangled past resurfaces, exposing wounds and creative dilemmas against a landscape of bittersweet comedy and introspection.
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Love Island 2025 debuted with fresh faces, AI-powered pick-up lines, and surprise villa shake-ups. Hosted by Maya Jama, the series returns to its roots while testing new ideas, keeping romance and rivalry at its heart. Fans are divided over the tech twist but can't deny the action-packed start.
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'Predator: Killer of Killers,' directed by Dan Trachtenberg, gives the Predator series new energy with its animated anthology, featuring Vikings, ninjas, and WWII soldiers fighting alien hunters. This Hulu debut is heavy on gore, action, and stylish visuals, drawing praise for inventive storytelling and franchise respect.
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Predator: Killer of Killers, now streaming on Hulu, launches the infamous franchise into fresh territory with a graphic animated anthology format. The film explores new lore and historical settings, sparking debate among critics over its intense violence and bold storytelling style.
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Brooke Shields called Meghan Markle 'too precious' after interrupting her at the 2024 SXSW panel. Shields said Markle's childhood activism story felt overly serious, prompting her to shift the conversation for the audience's sake. Markle was reportedly upset, and the incident has reignited debate about her public persona.
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