Saif enjoys 'park day' out with sons Ibrahim, Taimur and Jeh

Glastonbury 2025’s Saturday lineup is packed with big names and surprises, from Charli XCX to the politically charged Kneecap—whose performance has stirred controversy after Keir Starmer’s objections. The festival’s live coverage will include reviews, photos, and updates, starting with sets from Kaiser Chiefs and Brandi Carlile.

Celebrity makeup artist Kristofer Buckle, known for working with A-listers like Khloe Kardashian and Mariah Carey, is opening up about his personal plastic surgery transformation. He recently shared details and reflections on his journey via social media, giving fans a candid look at his experiences with cosmetic procedures.

Editor’s Note: Buckle’s transparency adds to the growing conversation around cosmetic enhancements in the beauty and entertainment industries. While plastic surgery is often glamorized or stigmatized, his willingness to discuss it openly helps normalize these choices—whether for personal confidence, professional demands, or other reasons. For fans and followers, it’s a relatable glimpse into the pressures and decisions behind the scenes of Hollywood’s polished image.

Think you know Disney inside and out? This "Jeopardy"-style quiz is calling out casual fans—claiming only true Disney diehards can ace it. From obscure trivia to deep-cut references, it’s a playful challenge to test just how much of a superfan you really are.

Editor’s Note: For Disney lovers, this isn’t just another quiz—it’s bragging rights. BuzzFeed’s leaning into the fandom rivalry, turning niche knowledge into a fun, shareable showdown. Perfect for sparking debates in group chats or killing time between rides at the parks.

Lauren Sánchez, a media personality and pilot who's engaged to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has carved out her own impressive career—and her net worth is turning heads. This piece breaks down how she built her wealth, from her journalism days to her aviation ventures, and what her financial standing looks like today.

James Woods' legal drama Shark—where he played ruthless defense attorney Sebastian Stark—got axed after just two seasons, and fans (and the author) argue it deserved more time. The show's sharp writing and Woods' magnetic performance made it stand out, but like many cult favorites, it fell victim to network decisions.

Editor’s Note: TV cancellations always sting, but when a show has a devoted fanbase and a standout lead (like Woods here), it feels like a missed opportunity. This piece taps into that frustration—why do networks pull the plug on shows with potential while keeping bland ones alive? For pop culture junkies, it’s a reminder of how fleeting good TV can be.