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Alice Douard’s debut film Love Letters follows Nadia (Monia Chokri) and Céline (Ella Rumpf), a French lesbian couple navigating pregnancy in 2014. With Nadia at 37 and Céline at 32, they’ve decided Nadia will carry their first child—a choice that blends tender realism with light humor. The film paints an intimate, beautifully observed portrait of love, biology, and the quirks of modern parenthood.

Editor’s Note: Stories about queer parenthood are still rare in mainstream cinema, especially ones that feel this authentic and warm. Douard’s film isn’t just a milestone for representation; it’s a reminder that the messiness and joy of starting a family transcend orientation. For audiences craving nuanced LGBTQ+ narratives—or just a heartfelt comedy-drama—this is one to watch.

Netflix's latest Fear Street installment, Prom Queen, is a slasher flick that leans heavily on well-worn horror tropes—think masked killers, jump scares, and high school hallways drenched in blood. While the franchise, based on R.L. Stine’s YA books, had a strong start with its earlier films set in different decades, this one feels like a retread of familiar ground rather than a fresh take. Fans of the series might enjoy the nostalgia, but critics argue it lacks the originality that made the first three movies stand out.

Editor’s Note: Horror fans are always hungry for new scares, but when a franchise starts recycling old tricks, it risks losing its edge. This review suggests Fear Street: Prom Queen might not be the reinvention the series needs, which matters because Netflix has been betting big on horror—and viewers expect more than just reheated tropes.

Telugu actor Kiran Abbavaram and his wife Rahasya Gorak just welcomed their first child—a baby boy—and shared the heartwarming news with fans on Hanuman Jayanthi. The couple posted an adorable first photo of their newborn, and Kiran gushed about feeling blessed. Their love story began on the set of their film Raja Vaaru Rani Gaaru, and they tied the knot in a dreamy Coorg wedding after getting engaged. Kiran, last seen in Dilruba, is now soaking up the joys of fatherhood.

Editor’s Note: It’s always uplifting to see a sweet celebrity milestone, especially when it’s about new parenthood. Fans of Kiran and Rahasya have followed their journey from co-stars to spouses, and now this happy update adds another chapter. Plus, that first baby pic is pure serotonin—exactly the kind of feel-good moment people love scrolling through.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan turned heads (again) at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, this time in a showstopping Gaurav Gupta gown. But the real buzz came when an old tweet from her husband, Abhishek Bachchan, resurfaced—a sweet throwback to him gushing over her 2014 Cannes look. Fans are loving this glimpse of their long-standing romance, especially with Aishwarya subtly nodding to tradition (yes, sindoor made an appearance too).

Editor’s Note: Beyond the glitz of Cannes, this story taps into something relatable—people adore seeing power couples who still publicly adore each other after years. It’s a lighthearted break from divisive celebrity gossip, and Aishwarya’s blend of high fashion with cultural touches keeps her reign as a global style icon fresh. Plus, who doesn’t love a viral throwback moment?

A beauty expert tested and ranked the best self-tanners for beginners, so you can get that sun-kissed glow without the UV damage. The roundup features products from brands available through NBCUniversal Checkout (and yes, E! gets a cut if you buy).

Editor’s Note: If you’ve ever botched a self-tanning session (hello, streaky legs or orange palms), this guide is a lifesaver. It cuts through the overwhelm of endless options and gives beginners trustworthy recommendations—because nobody wants to look like a walking Cheeto. Plus, it’s a reminder that a summer glow doesn’t have to be seasonal (or risky).