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Miley Cyrus is making it clear that touring isn’t on her agenda—even though she could. She’s got the stamina and the offers, but zero interest in hitting the road. It’s a bold stance from an artist who’s spent years performing live, and fans might be disappointed, but she’s prioritizing her own preferences over the grind of touring.

Internet sleuths are buzzing about the possible disappearance of Annabelle, the infamous haunted doll supposedly locked away in the Warrens' Occult Museum. While the doll's current status is unconfirmed, rumors of it going missing in May 2025 have set social media ablaze—despite the fact that we're not even in 2025 yet.

Turns out, the infamous Annabelle doll isn't just Hollywood fiction—she's a real (and reportedly haunted) Raggedy Ann doll locked up in a paranormal museum. But don’t expect the creepy porcelain face from the movies; the real one looks like a vintage toy you’d find at a garage sale. Still, her backstory of alleged supernatural chaos is enough to make you side-eye any old doll in the attic.

Argentine filmmaker Lucrecia Martel, known for her critically acclaimed works like Zama and La Cienaga, delivered a captivating Masterclass at the Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM). Despite using a cane and being in the middle of a shoot, she held the audience’s attention for an hour, joking about looking more like a "shepherd angel" than a director. The discussion touched on her films, Netflix, AI, and even the existential threat of climate collapse—classic Martel, blending wit with deep reflection.

Editor’s Note: Martel is one of those rare directors who can make you laugh while making you think about the end of the world. Her presence at BAM isn’t just a win for cinephiles—it’s a reminder that even in an industry dominated by streaming algorithms and AI chatter, there’s still room for sharp, human perspectives. Plus, her refusal to slow down (cane and all) is downright inspiring.

Dolores Catania, a familiar face from The Real Housewives of New Jersey, might be making a move to the franchise's newest spin-off, The Real Housewives of Rhode Island. While Bravo hasn't confirmed her casting, Catania's recent comments hint she's open to the idea—and fans are buzzing about the possibility of her bringing her no-nonsense energy to a fresh setting.

Editor’s Note: Bravo’s Real Housewives empire keeps growing, and adding a veteran like Catania to a new location could give Rhode Island instant credibility (and drama). For reality TV junkies, this is juicy gossip—will she jump ship, or is this just playful speculation? Either way, it’s a win for fans who love seeing familiar faces shake things up.