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The article highlights celebrity weddings in 2025, including Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer, as well as other stars like Gabby Windey, Katie Thurston, Melissa Rivers, Lydia Plath, and Justin Theroux. It celebrates their joyous milestones and showcases a year of high-profile nuptials.

JoJo Siwa is opening up about how her romance with Chris Hughes, her Celebrity Big Brother U.K. costar, unexpectedly blossomed. She recently shared the moment she realized she wanted to pursue a relationship with him, calling their connection "fortuitous" and gushing about the new chapter in her love life.

A famous rock star, significantly older than his wife, has been divorced due to his excessive partying lifestyle, joining a list of celebrity couples who have split in 2025.

A well-known antiques expert from the TV show Bargain Hunt has been sentenced to prison for selling valuable artwork to a man suspected of funding Hezbollah, a group designated as a terrorist organization by several countries. Authorities uncovered a trail of shady financial dealings linking the Middle East to London, leading to the arrest.

The Guadalajara International Film Festival (FICG) is kicking off its 40th edition with a historic twist—Mexico’s first-ever stop-motion animated feature, I Am Frankelda, is opening the event. Running from June 6-14, the festival is also introducing a fresh genre sidebar, spotlighting five films, including Pablo Stoll’s zombie dramedy Summer Hit. It’s a big moment for Mexican cinema and a nod to the festival’s growing influence in showcasing diverse storytelling.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another film festival—it’s a celebration of Mexican creativity hitting new milestones. I Am Frankelda making history as the country’s first stop-motion feature signals a bold step for animation in Mexico, while the new genre section shows the festival’s commitment to pushing boundaries. For film buffs, it’s a chance to see emerging trends and fresh voices in Latin American cinema.