As Cannes gets serious about #MeToo, has French cinema finally turned a corner?

Donald Trump is stirring the pot again—this time by sharing a conspiracy-laden video on his Truth Social platform that insinuates Hillary Clinton had something to do with the deaths of her critics. The clip name-drops high-profile figures like JFK Jr. and Vince Foster, implying their deaths weren't just tragic but suspiciously timed. It’s the latest salvo in their long-running political feud, and it’s bound to rile up both sides.

What This Mean: This isn’t just gossip—it’s a risky move that fuels misinformation and deepens political divisions. Trump’s post revives old, debunked conspiracy theories, which could further polarize public opinion ahead of the election. Whether you buy into it or not, it’s a reminder of how easily viral claims can muddy the waters of truth.

** Malia Obama, former President Barack Obama's daughter, is facing accusations of copying an independent filmmaker's short film for her own project. The indie creator expressed feeling "disappointed and hurt," claiming similarities between the two works. While details are still emerging, the situation has sparked debate about artistic integrity and privilege in the creative industry.

What This Mean: ** This story touches on a sensitive issue in the arts—originality and who gets credit for creative work. When someone with a famous name is involved, accusations like these can quickly escalate, raising questions about fairness and influence. It’s a reminder that even in Hollywood, where connections matter, authenticity still counts.

** President Trump announced plans to call Russian leader Vladimir Putin to discuss ending the violent conflict in Ukraine, which he described as a "bloodbath." He mentioned the call would happen Monday, followed by a conversation with Ukraine’s President Zelensky—suggesting a possible mediation attempt.

A tragic mid-air collision between two helicopters in Finland has left five people dead, according to preliminary reports. While authorities haven't officially confirmed the exact death toll, they've stated there were five people aboard the aircraft combined.

Three individuals, including two firefighters and a father, died in a fire at the Bicester Motion business park. Tributes are being paid to Martyn Sadler, Jennie Logan, and David Chester.