MasterChef report upholds 45 claims on Gregg Wallace

A federal judge in New York has ruled that Blake Lively gets to pick where her deposition takes place in her ongoing legal dispute with Justin Baldoni. Judge Lewis Liman agreed with Lively’s request for a protective order, ensuring she can arrange for a secure setup—like a dedicated computer—for Baldoni’s legal team to participate remotely.

Editor’s Note: This might seem like a minor procedural win, but in high-profile cases, even small rulings can set the tone for how the rest of the legal battle plays out. For Lively, it’s a bit of leverage—she gets to control the logistics, which can reduce stress and disruption. For fans, it’s another peek behind the curtain of how celebrity lawsuits unfold, one deposition location at a time.

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano's epic third boxing showdown pulled in around 6 million live and next-day viewers globally on Netflix, with 4.2 million tuning in from the U.S. alone. The numbers, confirmed by Netflix and analytics firm VideoAmp, show just how massive this rivalry has become—proving once again that women’s boxing can draw a crowd as big as (or bigger than) the men’s fights.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another boxing match—it’s a milestone. Hitting 6 million viewers on Netflix cements Taylor vs. Serrano as a mainstream attraction, not just a niche sports event. It’s a win for women’s boxing, streaming platforms dipping into live sports, and fight fans who’ve been hungry for a rivalry with this kind of heat. Expect more big fights to follow this model.

Prime Video just dropped the first teaser trailer and some sneak-peek photos for The Girlfriend, a new drama series starring heavyweights Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke. The show, based on Michelle Frances' novel, will hit the platform on September 10 with all six episodes ready to binge in over 240 countries.

Editor’s Note: If you're into high-stakes drama with A-list talent, this is one to watch. Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke leading a psychological thriller (based on a buzzy novel) is a recipe for serious streaming appeal. Plus, a global release means everyone can dive in at once—no spoiler risks.

The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is back, and it’s a big deal—bigger than Black Friday or Prime Day for some shoppers. This year’s event offers deep discounts on high-end stuff you’d normally hesitate to splurge on, like Le Creuset cookware, Kiehl’s skincare, and designer fashion. If you’ve been waiting to upgrade your wardrobe, beauty routine, or home without breaking the bank, this is your moment.

Editor’s Note: Nordstrom’s sale isn’t just another discount event—it’s a rare chance to snag luxury items at prices that don’t hurt. For anyone who cares about quality but hates paying full price, this is basically Christmas in July (or whenever it drops). Plus, in a world of endless online deals, Nordstrom’s curation makes it stand out—no sifting through junk to find the good stuff.

Wall Street took a nosedive after President Trump rattled markets by threatening to hit Canada and the EU with steeper trade tariffs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average—a key indicator of how major U.S. companies are doing—tumbled as investors reacted to the possibility of escalating trade tensions.

Editor’s Note: Trade wars aren’t just political drama—they hit people’s wallets. When markets drop like this, it can affect everything from retirement funds to business investments. If tensions keep rising, everyday consumers might end up paying more for goods, and businesses could face tougher conditions. It’s a reminder of how closely global trade and the stock market are tied together.