Singer-actress Selena Gomez is already envisioning a lively, love-filled future with husband Benny Blanco — and it includes a big family gathered around the dinner table. The 33-year-old star opened up about her hopes for motherhood during the second episode of the Friends Keep Secrets podcast. The show is hosted by Blanco, 37, alongside his longtime friend Lil Dicky — whose real name is Dave Burd — and Burd’s wife, Kristin Batalucco.

During a lighthearted conversation about the future, Blanco asked Burd and Batalucco how many children they hoped to have. Burd answered, “One, two max,” while Batalucco said she envisioned “like three.”

Gomez, however, had a slightly bigger dream in mind. “I want four, but that’s out there,” she said with a smile.

The Only Murders in the Building actress, who married Blanco in September 2025, explained that her desire for a larger family is rooted in a heartfelt scene from the 2005 holiday film The Family Stone. The movie centers on the complex but loving dynamics of a family gathered for Christmas as they meet their son’s girlfriend for the first time.

The film features an ensemble cast including Diane Keaton, Craig T. Nelson, Dermot Mulroney, Sarah Jessica Parker, Rachel McAdams, Luke Wilson and Claire Danes.

Gomez shared that a particular dinner table scene has stayed with her for years. In the film, Keaton plays the family matriarch, presiding over a bustling household filled with strong personalities, deep bonds and unconditional love. The scene, Gomez explained, reminds her of her own grandmother.

“That character reminds me of my nana,” she said, reflecting on the emotional impact of the film. When Blanco asked whether Burd had seen it, he admitted he hadn’t. Gomez and Blanco quickly described it as “sweet” and “touching,” though Gomez added that it is “also sad,” capturing the film’s emotional depth.

The moment that resonates most with her is the image of a full dinner table — a mix of partners, children, single relatives and in-laws — all gathered together despite their differences.

“I can’t get it out of my head,” Gomez said as she described the scene. “One day at my dinner table, when I’m her age, I want to see that dinner table.”

For Gomez, the dream isn’t strictly about the number of children. It’s about building a sense of togetherness and community. She acknowledged that life is unpredictable and that plans don’t always unfold exactly as imagined.

“Whatever happens, happens. If we’re only able to have one, none. I hope… we don’t know,” she said candidly.

Still, the vision remains clear in her heart.

“But my dream for sure was that scene where they’re all at the dinner table and they’re just with their partners or their significant others or kids or single and it’s just like this beautiful cast of characters.”

Batalucco summed it up simply: “It’s the community of family.”

Gomez agreed, though she joked about the realities of raising multiple children. “So, it’s actually going to be crazy hell until they become adults,” she quipped.

For now, Gomez and Blanco are enjoying married life while imagining what their future may hold. Whether their household eventually includes four children or takes a different shape, Gomez’s vision centers on love, connection and a home filled with meaningful relationships — a modern-day version of the cinematic family moment that continues to inspire her.

Christian Bale has addressed the ongoing conversation around a new adaptation of American Psycho and the possibility of someone else taking on the iconic role of Patrick Bateman. The actor, who famously portrayed the homicidal investment banker in the 2000 cult classic directed by Mary Harron, commented on the subject while promoting his recent film The Bride! and was asked about his thoughts on the new version. 

Bale’s response made it clear that he supports bold creative efforts, though he did not single out any specific actors to play Bateman. When asked if there was any actor he would like to see take on the role in a future adaptation, he said that anyone who wants to give it a shot should “give it a pop.” He emphasized that making another version would be a brave undertaking, showing respect for anyone willing to step into such a challenging part. Bale reflected fondly on his own experience working with director Mary Harron and said he had “fantastic memories” of the original production. 

The new film, which is being developed by director Luca Guadagnino and writer Scott Z. Burns, is intended to be a fresh take on Bret Easton Ellis’s 1991 novel rather than a straight remake of the 2000 movie. As of now, casting decisions have not been officially announced and several actors have reportedly turned down the role in the new adaptation due to the high expectations set by Bale’s performance. 

Bale’s comments illustrate a supportive attitude toward the project and toward actors who might pursue the part. His use of the phrase suggesting that any willing actor should take a shot at the character was delivered in a playful and encouraging tone. He acknowledged uncertainty about whether a remake is actually happening, but made it clear that he respects the courage it would take to take on Bateman’s role. 

The original American Psycho remains one of Bale’s most memorable performances and continues to influence pop culture decades after its release. His recent remarks both honor that legacy and extend goodwill toward a new generation of performers who might reinterpret the story. 

Billie Eilish just gave fans a nostalgic glimpse into her pre-fame fangirl era.The Grammy winning singer took to Instagram to share what she called her first ever likes on the platform. The screenshots date back to the early 2010s and every single liked post had one thing in common. Justin Bieber. The posts included classic Bieber photos from his teenage pop star days, complete with the iconic swoop haircut and heavily edited fan account 

aesthetics that defined that era of Instagram. Billie captioned the moment with a simple and amused reflection, laughing at her younger self.

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Long before she became one of the biggest artists in the world, Billie was openly a Belieber. She has spoken multiple times in interviews about how deeply she admired Justin growing up and how much his music meant to her during her childhood.

For fans who have followed her journey, this reveal is not exactly shocking. Billie has previously credited Justin Bieber as one of her biggest inspirations. She has described being emotionally overwhelmed meeting him for the first time and has even collaborated with him on the remix of her hit single Bad Guy in 2019.

The resurfaced likes feel like a full circle internet moment. A young fan obsessively liking Bieber photos eventually grows up to become a global superstar who collaborates with her idol.

Social media quickly flooded with reactions, with fans calling it adorable and relatable. Many pointed out how surreal it must feel for Billie to look back at those early likes now that she and Bieber are industry peers.

The moment also highlights how much Instagram has evolved. The early 2010s were peak fan account culture, filtered edits, and intense pop fandom loyalty. Billie was clearly deep in that era.

From certified Belieber to multi award winning artist, Billie Eilish’s first Instagram likes are proof that even the biggest stars once had their own stan accounts in spirit.

Shakira has officially made history in Mexico City after drawing an estimated four lakh people to a free concert at the city’s iconic Zócalo. The massive turnout of approximately 400,000 attendees marks the largest crowd ever recorded for a musical performance in the historic square.

The Zócalo, one of the largest public plazas in the world, has long served as a cultural and political landmark. It has hosted national celebrations, protests, and large scale concerts for decades. However, Shakira’s latest performance surpassed previous attendance records, setting a new benchmark for live events at the venue.

The concert took place as part of her ongoing Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour and served as a celebratory moment for her deep connection with Mexican audiences. Fans began gathering early in the day, filling not only the main square but also surrounding streets and nearby areas. Large screens were installed in adjacent spaces to accommodate the overflow crowd, allowing more people to experience the performance.

Throughout the night, Shakira performed a setlist spanning her decades long career, including early Spanish language hits and her most recent chart topping releases. The atmosphere was described as electric, with hundreds of thousands of fans singing in unison and transforming the city center into a massive open air concert arena.

According to reports, the previous attendance records at the Zócalo were significantly lower, making this turnout particularly historic. Officials in Mexico City acknowledged the scale of the event and highlighted the smooth coordination required to manage a crowd of that size.

The record breaking concert further cements Shakira’s status as one of the most influential Latin artists in the world. Drawing 400,000 people to a free public show reflects not only her global appeal but also her lasting cultural impact across generations.

This milestone adds to an already monumental year for the singer and reinforces her powerful presence in the global live music scene.

The internet witnessed a full circle moment this week after Halsey publicly called out Tumblr for leaving her out of its 19th anniversary celebration edit. Tumblr, a platform that played a massive role in shaping 2010s internet culture, shared a birthday compilation highlighting creators and cultural figures tied to its legacy. But fans were quick to notice one glaring omission: Halsey. Before becoming a chart topping global artist, Halsey built a significant portion of her early fanbase on Tumblr. 

Her poetry, aesthetic visuals, and deeply personal posts resonated strongly with the platform’s user base. For many longtime users, Halsey and Tumblr are practically synonymous. So when she wasn’t featured in the anniversary edit, she took to X (formerly Twitter) with a sharp but playful response. She wrote that she had kept their lights on for years and questioned whether this was the thanks she got. 

The post immediately went viral, with fans backing her up and reminiscing about the Tumblr era that helped launch her career. Instead of ignoring the situation, Tumblr leaned into it.

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Shortly after Halsey’s post gained traction, the platform replied with a classic black background “notes app apology.” In the statement, Tumblr addressed her directly, apologizing for not including her in the 19th birthday edit. The message acknowledged that she has been a pillar of the platform and even referenced her joke about keeping the lights on for years.

The apology continued with tongue in cheek humor, noting that at 19 years old, the platform is still learning and growing. It promised the oversight would not happen again and ended by asking for forgiveness, signing off with love.

The exchange felt less like real drama and more like nostalgic internet theater. Fans praised Tumblr for responding quickly and matching Halsey’s tone instead of issuing a stiff corporate statement. Others appreciated the self aware humor of referencing the very culture that Tumblr helped popularize, including the infamous “notes app apology” format.

Ultimately, the moment became a celebration of how deeply intertwined Halsey’s rise to fame is with Tumblr’s peak era. It was messy, funny, and completely on brand for both sides.

In true 2014 fashion, the internet chose chaos,  and everyone loved it.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is set to swing into theaters on July 31, 2026, marking the fourth solo Spider-Man film starring Tom Holland in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and written by Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, the film promises a fresh start for Peter Parker following the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home.

The story picks up after Doctor Strange’s spell erased the world’s memory of Peter Parker. Now completely anonymous, Peter operates as a street level hero in New York City, focusing on everyday crime rather than multiverse chaos. As he investigates a string of criminal activity, he uncovers a deeper mystery that forces him to confront the consequences of his past decisions.

Holland returns as Peter Parker alongside Zendaya as MJ and Jacob Batalon as Ned Leeds, though the extent of their roles has been the subject of speculation. The cast also includes Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle, also known as the Punisher, signaling a more grounded tone. Mark Ruffalo reprises his role as Bruce Banner, continuing the tradition of pairing Spider-Man with a major MCU figure.

Additional cast members include Sadie Sink, Liza Colón-Zayas, Michael Mando returning as Mac Gargan, and Marvin Jones III as Lonnie Lincoln, also known as Tombstone. Charlie Cox is widely expected to appear again as Matt Murdock, though official confirmation has remained limited.

Filming began in August 2025 with location shoots in Glasgow, Scotland, which doubled for New York City, before moving to Pinewood Studios in England. Production wrapped in December 2025. The new Spider-Man suit, teased on Spider-Man Day, features brighter red and blue tones and raised webbing inspired by classic comic designs.

Produced by Marvel Studios, Columbia Pictures, and Pascal Pictures, and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing, Brand New Day will be the 38th film in the MCU and part of Phase Six. With a renewed focus on Peter’s independence and identity, the film is positioned as the beginning of a new era rather than simply a continuation of the previous trilogy.

Michelle Williams has publicly addressed the death of her former Dawson’s Creek costar James Van Der Beek. The actress, who starred alongside Van Der Beek on the hit teen drama Dawson’s Creek, reflected on the loss while attending the Screen Actors Guild Awards over the weekend. Williams had just taken home the award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Limited Series for her work in Dying for Sex when she spoke to Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet. During the conversation, it was shared that Van Der Beek and his loved ones have been on her mind constantly in the wake of his passing. 

It was expressed that her thoughts have remained not only with him, but also with his family and especially his daughters. The loss was described as deeply felt, with an emphasis placed on the impact on those closest to him.

Williams and Van Der Beek rose to fame together in the late 1990s on Dawson’s Creek, which followed a tight knit group of friends navigating adolescence and early adulthood. The series became a defining show of its era and helped launch both actors into prominent careers in film and television.

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While Williams has largely kept her reflections private, her latest remarks marked one of the first times she publicly acknowledged Van Der Beek’s death. The moment came during a significant night in her own career, as she celebrated her recent acting achievement. Even so, the focus briefly shifted to honoring her former costar’s memory.

Van Der Beek was a father to multiple children, and much of the sentiment shared centered on the heartbreak surrounding his family’s grief. It was made clear that they have remained at the forefront of her thoughts during this difficult time.

As tributes continue to emerge from friends, colleagues, and fans, Williams’ message underscored the lasting bond formed during their early years on television and the enduring connection shared by the Dawson’s Creek cast.