Ezra Miller, who's kept a low profile for the past two years after multiple legal issues, might be dipping a toe back into Hollywood. The actor, recently seen sprinting down the Cannes red carpet, hinted at a cautious return after director Lynne Ramsay (a friend and collaborator) encouraged them to come back. It’s unclear what "tentative grounds" means exactly, but it suggests Miller isn’t rushing into anything—and the industry might not be rushing to embrace them either.

Editor’s Note: Miller’s potential return raises questions about how Hollywood handles stars with troubled pasts. Their career was on fire before the arrests, but public forgiveness isn’t guaranteed. Whether this is a real comeback or just testing the waters could depend on who’s willing to work with them—and how audiences react.

Johnny Depp isn’t holding back in a new interview with The Times U.K., where he doubled down on his stance about the messy legal feud with ex-wife Amber Heard. He called himself a "crash test dummy for #MeToo," suggesting the movement unfairly targeted him, and insisted he’s not staging a "comeback" because he never really left. The actor also claimed he’d "never come back" to Hollywood if given the choice—though he didn’t clarify what "back" even means for someone still working in films.