Welcome back to our weekly recap of some of the biggest and most talked-about moments in pop culture and current events that you need to know about right now.
A 40-page risk assessment found that Prince Harry faced an “elevated risk” in the UK, where five of the six known home-grown terror plots against him originated. At least four individuals responsible for those threats are thought to be out of prison, their whereabouts unknown. [Celebitchy]
Sharon Stone closed the Vetements show in Paris. [Go Fug Yourself]
If I were a movie star and had the opportunity to work with someone who would be an absolute joy to work with, Tom Holland would be at the top of the list. [Pajiba]
Reality stars Declan Clifford and Sky Kawai are ready to turn up the heat as they open up about chemistry, confidence, and life in the spotlight. [Kenneth in the 212]
NYC Pride this past Sunday was, as usual, a memorable coming-together of disparate forces under the auspices of having fun, protesting, expressing our true selves, and supporting each other. [Boy Culture]
Tobey Maguire and Ice Spice are the subject of dating rumors right now after they were apparently spotted together (and kissed) while attending a star-studded party in the Hamptons. [News AU]
In a new interview, Karlie Kloss was asked about her in-laws, the Kushners, and she revealed that she’s never actually met Donald Trump.
What in holy hell is this? “I created a limited-edition collectible ring,” Kevin Spacey says in his post on X (formerly Twitter). “Each collector’s box is personally hand-signed by me. Very limited quantities available for 3 weeks only. Once it’s gone, it’s gone.”
Gary Glitter, the former singer and convicted child sex offender, has been charged with historic sexual offenses dating back to 1978 and allegedly involving a girl who was under 13 years old. [Variety]
The couple that deserves one another spotted kissing. [TMZ]
NBC News Chief Data Analyst Steve Kornacki went viral on Wednesday over his bewildered explanation of Colorado GOP gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx’s bizarre biography. And it is a doozy.
The Real Housewives of London is coming to the U.S. The show, the first season of which premiered on U.K. streamer Hayu last year, has been acquired by Bravo and will air on the network weekly starting July 21 at 9 p.m. [Variety]
Victor Willis, the lead singer of The Village People and Trump trumper, died at 74 on the last day of Pride month. [The New York Times – Gifted]
Chris Brown was ordered to pay his former housekeeper $13 million after she was brutally attacked by his 200-pound dog in 2020. That is one big chunk of change. [Page Six]
Danny Glover is sharing an update on his health ahead of his 80th birthday, revealing that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. [Us Weekly]
Paul Anthony Kelly has gone blonde for American Horror Story.
Tom Hardy will be a part of a potential MobLand Season 3, despite earlier reports that he’d exited the Paramount+ series amid behind-the-scenes drama. [Deadline]
Blake Lively is seeking more than $8 million in attorneys’ fees and litigation costs from Justin Baldoni, his production company Wayfarer Studios and the other parties in their now-dismissed $400 million defamation lawsuit. [NBC News]
Amanda Batula is exiting Summer House after her boyfriend, West Wilson, was ousted from Season 11. There was no way she could come back. [Page Six]
Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular, legal name Braden Eric Peters, went viral over the weekend for allegedly kissing a transgender woman during his ongoing livestream. [them]
Pete Buttigieg is breaking his silence on the swatting attack targeting his 4-year-old twins. [Substack]
