Atlanta Couple Awarded $2M After Doctor Allegedly Shared Graphic Photo Of Unborn Son On Social Media

Ezra Miller, who's kept a low profile for the past two years after multiple legal issues, might be dipping a toe back into Hollywood. The actor, recently seen sprinting down the Cannes red carpet, hinted at a cautious return after director Lynne Ramsay (a friend and collaborator) encouraged them to come back. It’s unclear what "tentative grounds" means exactly, but it suggests Miller isn’t rushing into anything—and the industry might not be rushing to embrace them either.

Editor’s Note: Miller’s potential return raises questions about how Hollywood handles stars with troubled pasts. Their career was on fire before the arrests, but public forgiveness isn’t guaranteed. Whether this is a real comeback or just testing the waters could depend on who’s willing to work with them—and how audiences react.

Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors set the red carpet on fire with some seriously steamy PDA at a recent event. The couple, who’ve been turning heads with their relationship, didn’t hold back—leaning into affectionate embraces and cozy moments that had everyone talking. Photos from the night show them looking smitten and stylish, proving they’re Hollywood’s latest "it" couple.

Editor’s Note: Celebrity couples often dominate gossip cycles, but this one feels different—it’s refreshing to see two beloved stars so openly happy together. Their red carpet moment isn’t just tabloid fodder; it’s a vibe shift in how Black love is portrayed in media, unapologetically joyful and center stage. Plus, fans are here for it.

Turns out, even cinematic masterpieces need time to simmer. At a Shanghai film festival talk, director Giuseppe Tornatore shared that his iconic Cinema Paradiso—the heartwarming Oscar winner about a small-town projectionist and a young boy’s love of movies—took a whopping 11 years of mental marination before he even put pen to paper. He’d been quietly brainstorming it while working on his gritty Mafia drama The Professor, proving that great ideas often age like fine wine.

Editor’s Note: It’s a refreshing reminder that creativity can’t always be rushed—even in an industry obsessed with deadlines. Tornatore’s confession demystifies the "overnight genius" myth and celebrates the quiet, persistent work behind enduring art. For film lovers, it adds a new layer of appreciation for Cinema Paradiso’s nostalgic magic, knowing it was crafted with such patience. And for creators? Permission to let ideas breathe.

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Beyoncé wrapped up her Cowboy Carter tour stops in Paris with a show-stopping surprise—her husband Jay-Z joined her on stage, sending fans into a frenzy. The power couple delivered an unforgettable performance, proving once again why they’re music royalty.

Editor’s Note: Beyond just another tour moment, this reinforces Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s cultural dominance—they don’t just make hits, they create events. For fans, it’s a reminder of their magnetic chemistry, both on and off stage. And for the music world? It’s a masterclass in staying iconic.