Katy Perry had a close call during her Australian tour when the giant metal sphere she was performing in suddenly tilted, nearly sending her tumbling. Quick-thinking crew members jumped in, dimming the lights and helping her down safely while the crowd cheered her on. This isn’t the first time a high-profile performer has faced a risky prop malfunction—Beyoncé recently had a similar scare with a tilting Cadillac on stage.

Editor’s Note: Stage mishaps like this are a reminder of the unseen risks in live performances, especially with elaborate props. While no one was hurt, it’s sparking conversations about safety protocols for big productions—and proving that even superstars aren’t immune to technical glitches. Fans will likely keep an eye on whether this leads to tighter precautions in the industry.

Blake Lively and her Gossip Girl co-star Zuzanna Szadkowski (who played Dorota, Serena’s beloved housekeeper) just had a long-overdue reunion—complete with cocktails—12 years after the show ended. The playful nod to their Upper East Side days is pure nostalgia fuel for fans.

Editor’s Note: For anyone who binged Gossip Girl, seeing these two together again is a delightful blast from the past. It’s a lighthearted reminder of the show’s cultural footprint and how much fans still love its cast dynamics—even if the reunion is just a casual hangout. (Also, any excuse to revisit Dorota’s iconic one-liners is a win.)

Quinta Brunson, the Emmy-winning creator and star of Abbott Elementary, has opened up about her divorce from Kevin Anik earlier this year. While she didn’t dive into gritty details, her comments suggest a mature, reflective approach to the split—focusing on growth and moving forward rather than dwelling on the past.

Editor’s Note: Divorces are tough, especially under the public eye, but Brunson’s measured response offers a glimpse into how she’s handling it—with grace and a focus on her career. For fans, it’s a reminder that even beloved stars navigate personal challenges, and her openness adds a relatable layer to her public persona.