Connor Storrie Makes “SNL” Debut with Help from “Heated Rivalry” Costar Hudson Williams and Team USA Hockey Players

Connor Storrie made his Saturday Night Live hosting debut on Feb. 28

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• His Heated Rivalry costar Hudson Williams made various appearances throughout the episode

• Team USA hockey players Megan Keller and Hilary Knight from the women's team, plus brothers Quinn Hughes and Jack Hughes from the men's team, also appeared during the opening monologue, poking fun at post-2026 Winter Olympics controversy with President Donald Trump

Live from Studio 8H — it'sConnor Storrie!

The actor, 26, made hisSaturday Night Livehosting debut on Feb. 28, when he was joined byMumford & Sonsas the musical guest.

Storrie was supported by hisHeated RivalrycostarHudson Williams, who appeared inone sketchandhelped introduce a Mumford & Sons performance. Williams, 25, was also by Storrie's side as the episode ended.

Team USA hockey players also made cameos during theopening monologue, withMegan KellerandHilary Knightfrom the women's team appearing, as well as brothersQuinn HughesandJack Hughesfrom the men's team.

Both teams scored gold medals during their2026 Winter Olympicshockey matches, and the group poked fun at the controversy surrounding PresidentDonald Trumpfor how he responded to each win.

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Storrie stars as Ilya Rozanov and Williams portrays Shane Hollander inHeated Rivarly, the LGBTQ+ romance-hockey drama adapted from author Rachel Reid'snovelof the same name from her popular seriesGame Changers.

The actors play two of the biggest stars in the National Hockey League (NHL) who navigate an intense rivalry on the ice — and a steamy connection outside of the rink.

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Storrie and Williams, as well as fellow costarsFrançois ArnaudandRobbie G.K., were thrust into international fame whenHeated Rivarlybegan streaming on HBO Max in late 2025.

Show creatorJacob Tierneysaid on the Feb. 26 episode ofCBS Morningsthat season 2 of the show will "start shooting in August," and a spokesperson for the streaming service Crave toldEntertainment Weekly, "We are aiming for a spring 2027 premiere."

Saturday Night Liveairs weekends on NBC. Season 1 ofHeated Rivalryis available to stream on HBO Max.

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Shia LaBeouf says 'gay people are scary to me' while claiming homophobia led to arrest

Shia LaBeouf is attributing his arrest in New Orleans last week to his fear of "big gay people."

In aninterview with YouTuber Andrew Callaghanreleased on Saturday, the 39-year-old actor shared what he said led to hisarrest amid the city's Mardi Gras celebrations.

"When I'm standing by myself and three gays are next to me touching my leg, I get scared," he said. "I'm sorry. If that's homophobic, then I'm that. Yeah."

"I'll be honest with you, big gay people are scary to me," LaBeouf added.

A representative for LaBeouf did not immediately return a request for comment.

The actor, best known for his starring role in "Transformers" and the Disney Channel's "Even Stevens," was arrested in New Orleans last week and accused of hitting two people outside of a Royal Street business amid the celebrations, according to police.

"LaBeouf then reportedly assaulted another person — punching him in the nose," police said in a statement last week. "LaBeouf was again held down until police arrived."

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It is unclear what exactly led to the incident.

But in the interview with Callaghan, the actor appeared to suggest he had an altercation with a gay person or was annoyed by gay people's presence near him.

"I'm good with gay — be gay over there, though," he said. "Don't be gay in my lap."

"That's why. I was drunk and it's Mardi Gras. So everything I'm saying is nonsense," he added.

LaBeouf was arrested upon his release from the hospital that day for treatment "of unknown injuries." He was charged with two counts of simple battery, according authorities.

Last week's was not his first run-in with the law, nor were his latest comments his first bigoted remarks.

LaBeouf was arrested in 2017 on suspicion of public drunkenness,The Associated Press reported. LaBeouf made racist remarks to police upon his arrest, the AP reported. The actor later apologized, citing his addiction as a struggle, and the public drunkenness allegations were dropped.

He was sued in 2020 by his ex-partner, British singer FKA Twigs, who accused him choking her and knowingly giving her a sexually transmitted disease. The case was settled out of court last year.

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Susan Sarandon says she's been blacklisted from Hollywood for recent Gaza remarks

Susan Sarandon says she hasn't been working in America because her agents "fired" her "for marching and speaking out about Gaza."

Key Points

• The actress explained that she "couldn't do any major film" or "anything connected with Hollywood."

• The Thelma & Louise star has primarily been working in Europe for the past few years.

Susan Sarandonsays that advocating for the people of Gaza has drastically impacted her career trajectory.

TheThelma & Louiseactress spoke candidly about struggling to find work in the American film industry during apress conferencein Barcelona on Friday ahead of the 40th Goya Awards.

"I was fired by my agency specifically for marching and speaking out about Gaza — for asking for a ceasefire — and it became impossible for me to even be on television," Sarandon said. "I don't know lately if it's changed, [but] I couldn't do any major film, anything connected with Hollywood."

United Talent Agencydropped Sarandon as a clientin November 2023 after she spoke at a pro-Palestine rally and drew controversy for suggesting that Jewish Americans are "getting a taste of what it is like to be Muslim in this country, so often subjected to violence."

She laterapologized for the statement, writing, "I deeply regret diminishing this reality and hurting people with this comment. It was my intent to show solidarity in the struggle against bigotry of all kinds, and I am sorry I failed to do so."

Entertainment Weeklyhas reached out to UTA for comment.

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At the press conference, Sarandon said that since 2023 she has been able to act only in Europe. "I found agents ultimately in England and in Italy, and I have worked there," she said. "I just did a film in Italy, and I did a play at the Old Vic for a number of months."

TheRocky Horror Picture Showactress added that she has faced challenges getting cast in those countries, too. "This Italian director that just hired me, he was told not to hire me," she said. "So that's still recently. He didn't listen, but they had that conversation. So right now, I kind of specialize in tiny films with directors who have never directed and are independent films, and films that are in Europe or in Italy. So that's the main reason I haven't been working as much."

Sarandon also applauded Spain and its government for raisingobjections to Israel's actions in Gaza, noting how different the country's attitude has been compared to that of the United States.

"In a place where you feel repression and censorship, to see Spain and to see the president and what he says, and the support that he's giving about Gaza, and to have actors like Javier Bardem come forward with such a strong voice is so important to us in the United States," she said. "When you turn on the TV and you see how strong Spain is and how clear that you are morally about these issues, it makes you feel less alone, and it makes you feel that there is hope because of you all. You just don't hear that on television in the United States."

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Sarandon has appeared in a handful of films released by major American studios since being dropped by her agents, including Netflix'sThe Six Triple EightandNonnas. However, those projects began production before November 2023.

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'Scream 7' star Isabel May reveals Neve Campbell's touching 'maternal act'

Taking on Ghostface is one thing, but with "Scream 7,"Isabel Maywas confronted by an even greater fear.

May, the 25-year-old "1883" breakout who plays the daughter ofNeve Campbell's Sidney Prescottin the slasher franchise's latest outing (now in theaters), tells USA TODAY she was "barely getting by" after coming down with a "horrible stomach flu and a sinus infection" during the shoot. She "panicked" over the notion that she might disrupt filming by being unable to work.

"The most horrifying thing to me is the prospect of slowing down a production in any capacity," she says.

One morning, it got so bad that she "literally couldn't get out of bed," she recalls. "I called our second [assistant director] and I told her, and I was kind of devastated." Her onscreen mother, though, stepped in to save the day. Campbell, who is also a producer on "Scream 7," immediately called May and told her, "Don't worry about it. I've got you." The schedule was quickly rearranged so Campbell would shoot some of her own coverage that day, and May wouldn't be needed.

"I always want to be an absolute professional and make sure everyone's happy with the work that I'm contributing," May says. "It's my greatest fear to be a problem. That she made me not feel like I was, and recognized that I was a human — it was very much a maternal act from Neve."

"Scream 7" is filled with such acts, as the meta horror franchise turns focus to the strained relationship between legendary "final girl" Sidney Prescott and her 17-year-old daughter, Tatum (May). After Sidney went into hiding and started a quiet life with her husband Mark (Joel McHale) and kids, her peace is disrupted when yet another killer donning the Ghostface mask arrives.

May, who was born four years after the first "Scream" came out, had never seen any of the films when director Kevin Williamson reached out to set up a Zoom meeting. Quickly, she "panicked" and binged the entire franchise. "I thought I'd be quizzed or something by him," she says.

She later did get a quiz in a sense: After May read a "Scream 7" script where the end was redacted, Williamson asked her to guess Ghostface's identity. "I guessed accurately," she notes.

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May traces her acting journey back to age 4, when she told adults that she wanted "to make movies" when she grew up. But her passion for storytelling initially manifested itself as a love for reading.

"It was my way of getting out of conversation because I didn't really like conversing with people too much," she says. When a teacher advised her parents to get her involved in something more social, it led her to acting.

The "Scream 7" cast showed out for the global premiere at Paramount Pictures Studios on Feb. 25, 2026, in Los Angeles.

See the stars on the black carpet, beginning here, from left, with Joel McHale, Skeet Ulrich, Celeste O'Connor, Ethan Embry, Jimmy Tatro, Mckenna Grace, Scott Foley, Anna Camp, Matthew Lillard, Sam Rechner, Timothy Simons, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Isabel May, Victor Turpin, Neve Campbell, Jasmin Savoy Brown and Mason Gooding.

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The "Scream 7" cast showed out for the global premiere at Paramount Pictures Studios on Feb. 25, 2026, in Los Angeles.See the stars on the black carpet, beginning here, from left, with Joel McHale, Skeet Ulrich, Celeste O'Connor, Ethan Embry, Jimmy Tatro, Mckenna Grace, Scott Foley, Anna Camp, Matthew Lillard, Sam Rechner, Timothy Simons, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Isabel May, Victor Turpin, Neve Campbell, Jasmin Savoy Brown and Mason Gooding.

After three years of auditions, at age 15, May told her parents she wanted to "commit to this thing that I love to do permanently," and they allowed her to leave school and transition to an online education. What followed was a "nerve-racking six months of complete and utter isolation," during which May had "no friends" and was singularly focused on getting her first job.

"My mother had all the faith in the world," May remembers. "My father was nervous for me, but didn't want to be. And I think I straddled between both of those feelings."

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But May "just kept working and had faith in myself," and it paid off when she booked that first gig: a starring role on the Netflix sitcom "Alexa & Katie," which ran from 2018 to 2020. Later, her performance as Elsa Dutton on the "Yellowstone" prequel "1883" put her on the map. But May says coming off the show, she went through a period where she "very much doubted" herself.

"After ['1883'], I thought the world was my oyster, and it wasn't. I didn't know how to navigate at all," she says, noting she got caught up in letting "other people tell me what was the right thing to do, rather than trust my intuition." Now, though, "All the decisions I'm making are very much my own."

Isabel May reveals best advice she got from Neve Campbell

It was "1883" that landed May on "Scream" creator Williamson's radar and made him think of her for Sidney's daughter. Before filming, May met Campbell for dinner, and as someone who knows well what May was about to go through, the "Party of Five" star had some helpful advice. First, she urged May to appreciate that horror fans are a uniquely devoted group.

"It wasn't a warning so much as just, 'Be prepared for that. It's a huge privilege,'" May says.

What was even more helpful, though, was Campbell's insight into why fans love horror so much.

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"A lot of folks that are in communities where they feel like they're disenfranchised or separate from society and are not embraced by the rest of the world, they found comfort in these films," May says.

"That's why Kevin Williamson wrote this as a young queer man. He wrote Sidney as a reflection of how he felt, being chased by something and trying to escape it. That's such a beautiful concept and idea, and I suddenly had a totally different approach to why I was doing it and who I was connecting with."

But the "Scream 7" shoot was no walk in the park. A creepy scene where Tatum hides from Ghostface in a cramped space behind a wall required May to get over some deep-seated claustrophobia. "I got stuck in an elevator one time. I've never been the same since," she says. May also still wound up working while ill; a chase sequence where Ghostface comes after Tatum was shot while May was feeling unwell, but she could at least manage to stand up.

"This is my positive spin: It helped me get into character," she says, laughing. "I felt terrible. I needed to feel terrible. It was great! It was very useful."

Next up from May are a series of movies featuring stars includingCynthia Erivo,David CorenswetandJennifer Lopez. After that, coming off a slate of roles in genres from Westerns to horror, May is "itching" to star in a good old-fashioned drama.

"Anything I haven't done, I want to do," she says. "Anything I haven't done in a while, I want to revisit, and just continue to seek out things that I'm definitely not the prototype for."

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Can you have a gun if you smoke a lot of pot? Supreme Court to decide

WASHINGTON − The Trump administration, which has ardently backed gun rights, will nonetheless try to convince theSupreme Courton March 2 that frequent pot smokerscan be imprisonedfor having a gun.

The Justice Department will make that argument even as the administration ismoving to reclassifymarijuana to a less dangerous category of drugs – and as cannabis is legal in some form in the majority of states.

That's just one of the noteworthy aspects of thecase, the second involving the constitutional right to bear arms that the justices are deciding this year.

Their rulings could clarify the legal test for gun regulations the court created in recent years that has led to a spike in challenges to gun rules. It's also caused much confusion in lower courts as they try to apply the test.

But the justices could sidestep the Second Amendment aspect and decide that the federal law prohibiting an "unlawful user" of a controlled substance from having a firearm is problematic for other reasons. That might limit the reach of the ban to anyone "addicted" to marijuana or any other drug considered dangerous enough to be regulated by the government, rather than also covering the estimated tens of millions of Americans who recreationally use pot and other drugs.

Here's what you need to know.

What is the case about?

The government is defending its prosecution of Ali Danial Hemani, a dual citizen of the United States and Pakistan whom the FBI had been monitoring because of his alleged connection to Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard. The government has designated the guard a global terrorist group.

During a 2022 search of his Texas home, Hemani told the agents he had a Glock 9mm pistol and also said he used marijuana "about every other day."

Although the government tried to detain Hemani on more serious allegations of criminal activity, he was charged only with having a gun while being an unlawful user of marijuana. That's a felony, punishable by up to 15 years in prison.

How did the lower court rule?

The New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said that the gun ban can't be applied to Hemani under theSupreme Court's landmark 2022 ruling that gunprohibitions must be grounded in history that is"consistent with our tradition of gun regulation."

While history and tradition support "some limits on apresentlyintoxicated person's right to carry a weapon," the appeals courtsaid, "they do not support disarming a sober person based solely on past substance usage."

Why is the Trump administration defending the law?

In theother gun rights casethe Supreme Court is considering this term, the Justice Department opposes Hawaii's restrictive rules for guns in public places.

"As I said soon after taking office, the Second Amendment is not a second-class right," Attorney GeneralPam Bondiwrote on Xafter filing a Supreme Court brief challenging Hawaii's law. "My Justice Department will continue to be the most pro-Second Amendment Justice Department in history."

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But Hemani's case, the government argues, "presents narrow circumstances" where the government can meet the "rigorous burden" imposed when limiting gun rights.

"A person regains his ability to possess arms as soon as he stops habitually using drugs," lawyers for the Justice Department wrote in a filing.

The Brady gun control advocacy group was on the opposite side of the Hawaii case but backs the Justice Department's defense of the federal ban on drug users having guns.

"We have major disagreements with the Trump administration on gun violence prevention," said Douglas Letter, the group's chief legal officer. "That doesn't mean they're always wrong."

Is Trump trying to declassify marijuana?

PresidentDonald Trumphasdirected the Justice Departmentto work on reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous substance.

"The policy of the United States, it appears, is that cannabis may be useful medicine for some patriotic Americans − while also being the spark that twists ordinary people into maniacs who are primed to attack the police," the libertarian Cato Institute and the Rason Foundation wrote in afilingsupporting Hemani.

The Justice Departmenttoldthe Supreme Court that the purpose of the reclassification is to "facilitate medical marijuana and CBD research" while also continuing to restrict the sale of products that pose serious health risks.

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Still, Heather Trela at the Rockefeller Institute of Government, a public policy think tank, said the pending rescheduling "does potentially weaken the federal government's argument of the inherent dangers of cannabis use."

If there are medical uses for a controlled substance, the justices might question whether there's a difference between prohibiting gun ownership for those who smoke pot recreationally versus those who use it medicinally, Trelawrote in a previewof the oral arguments.

How often is the law used?

The goverment says it regularly charges more than 300 people each year with having a gun while being either an unlawful user of a controlled substance or a drug addict. The Justice Department said that provision "plays an integral role" in a set of rules designed to keep firearms out of the hands of dangerous or irresponsible people. The Gun Control Act of 1968 was passed in response to the assassinations of President Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr.

But the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers says the provision of the act at issue is being used less for public safety reasons and primarily as a tool for selective prosecutions, leverage in plea bargains or "as a means of incarcerating otherwise law-abiding citizens when the government's primary theory falls short."

Hemani's case, the association said in a afiling, makes their point. The government couldn't make its preferred charges stick, so the law at issue provided an easy fallback "because both drug use and firearm ownership are ubiquitous features of American life."

How might the case affect gun rules generally?

In its landmark 2022 decisionstriking down New York's lawrequiring residents to have a good reason to obtain a license to carry a handgun, the Supreme Court created a new "historical tradition" test for firearm rules.

That forced a reassessment of perhaps thousands of Second Amendment rights cases around the country, said Eric Ruben, a law professor at Southern Methodist University.

In a 2024 decision upholding a lawbanning domestic abusers from owning guns, the court tried to clarify how close a modern law has to be with a historical one for it to be constitutional.

But the lower courts are still "all over the place in terms of what you're supposed to be analogizing to," Ruben said.

Adam Winkler, a UCLA School of Law professor, said the confusion has opened the door for judges to impose their own preferences. Judges appointed by Democrat presidents are upholding gun laws even when there's weak historical evidence while Republican-appointed judges are striking down laws for lack of a historical "twin" – even though the Supreme Court has said that's not the standard, Winkler said.

"What we've seen is a lot of judicial activism in this space," he said. "The Supreme Court has not provided much helpful guidance."

Could the court avoid ruling on the Second Amendment?

It's possible, however, that the justices could decide Hemani's case without clarifying their constitutionality test for gun rules.

"This case has been billed as the Court's next big Second Amendment battle," Joel Johnson, a former Justice Department attorney who teaches at Pepperdine Caruso School of Law, wrote in afilingsupporting Hemani. "But it need not be."

Both Johnson and Hemani's lawyers argue that the "unlawful user" provision of the statute should fall because it's impermissibly vague. The law doesn't say, for example, how much pot you have to smoke, how often and how recently to be barred from having a gun.

"It's simply impossible for an ordinary person to understand what is prohibited," said Brandon Buskey, director of the ACLU's Criminal Law Reform Project. The ACLU is one of the legal groups representing Hemani.

"I think the government position is really confusing the idea of drug use with drug abuse," Buskey said.

The Justice Department says someone has to be an "habitual" user to be banned from having a gun. But that's different from what the government has said in the past and is still undefined, Hemani's lawyers argue.

While the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives long interpreted the law to be triggered by a single drug-possession conviction or failed drug test within the past year, it now wants the test to be a "pattern of ongoing use."

That issue makes it hard to predict how consequential the case could be for further refining when gun regulations can pass constitutional muster, said Winkler, author of "Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America."

"I don't know if the court will find the vagueness off-ramp attractive," Winkler said. "It's possible that the court could rule on vagueness and thus not have any impact on the Second Amendment doctrine whatsoever."

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Lori Harvey Glows at the Ferragamo Fashion Show During Milan Fashion Week in Italy, Plus Kelly Osbourne, Harry Styles and More

Celebrities have been everywhere this week.Lori HarveyandParis Hiltonstep out at Milan Fashion Week in Italy, whileKelly OsbourneandHarry Stylesattend the 2026 BRIT Awards in Manchester, England. Meanwhile,Shakiraperforms in Mexico City.

Here are the best photos of celebs out and about this week. Come back tomorrow for more of the latest A-list outings!

Fashionista

Lori Harvey glows at the Ferragamo fashion show during Milan Fashion Week in Italy on Feb. 28.

BRIT Awards

Kelly Osbourne flashes a smile at the 2026 BRIT Awards in Manchester, England, on Feb. 28.

Live Performance

Harry Styles performs during the 2026 BRIT Awards in Manchester, England, on Feb. 28.

Gucci Girl

Paris Hilton wears head-to-toe Gucci at Milan Fashion Week in Italy on Feb. 28.

Belting It Out

Shakira sings live at GNP Stadium in Mexico City on Feb. 27.

Cute Costars

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit(SVU)andOrganized CrimecostarsChristopher Meloni(left) andMariska Hargitay(right) attend the 76th Annual ACE Eddie Awards at UCLA's Royce Hall in Los Angeles on Feb. 27.

Broadway Besties

Adrien Brody(left) andTessa Thompson(right) pose during a photo call forThe Fear of 13on Broadway at The James Earl Jones Theater in New York City on Feb. 27.

All Smiles

Audrey Nunameets a fan during the AFC Women's Asian Cup Australia 2026 at Perth Stadium in Australia on Feb. 27.

Fierce Fashionistas

Alicia Keys(left) andBecky G(right) pose at the Ferrari fashion show during Milan Fashion Week at Piazza Vetra in Italy on Feb. 28.

Slithery Segment

Jerry O'Connellis seen with snakes from the upcoming Long Island Pet Expo during a segment ofGood Day New Yorkin New York City on Feb. 27.

Family Love

Kurt Russell(left) andWyatt Russell(right) visit The Empire State Building in New York City on Feb. 27.

Sister, Sister

Tallulah Willis(left) joins sisterScout Willis(right) for her "So Many Ways" single release party at Sound Factory in Los Angeles on Feb. 27.

When in Milan

Helena Christensenattends the Tod's fashion show during Milan Fashion Week in Italy on Feb. 27.

Promo Pals

Regé-Jean Page(left) andHalle Bailey(right) attend a special screening ofYou, Me & Tuscanyheld by Universal Studios at Regal LA Live in Los Angeles on Feb. 27.

Glowing Gal

Laura Harrierattends the Gucci show during Milan Fashion Week at Palazzo Delle Scintille in Italy on Feb. 27.

Gucci Gang

Sisters Paris and Nicky Hilton walk arm-in-arm in coordinating outfits out of the Gucci womenswear show during Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 27.

Industry Tastemakers

Elle Fanning supports Michelle Pfeiffer at the L.A. Tastemaker event for her upcoming showThe Madisonin Los Angeles on Feb. 27.

Legend on the Mic

Susan Sarandon takes the mic onstage at the Goya International Award 2026 photo call in Barcelona on Feb. 27.

Editorial Ready

Tyriq Withers gives the camera exactly what it wants during his walk and talk on Feb. 27 around Kansas City for his upcoming Colleen Hoover movie,Reminders of Him.

Classic Silhouette

Karlie Klossrocks a peplum fitted blazer to the Gucci womenswear show during Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 27.

Barry's Celebration

Kyle Cookeshows off his commitment to fitness at the Barry's 100th Studio Milestone Celebration with Loud Luxury in New York City on Feb. 26.

Chic in Shades

Julianne Moorehas never looked more chic rocking the "Olsen tuck" as she arrives to the Gucci womenswear show during Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 27.

Happy Cillian

Cillian Murphylooks happy to take the stage at thePeaky BlindersQ&A in London on Feb. 27.

Quick Sip

Taylor Tomlinsontakes a sip of her non-alcoholic Seedlip cocktail while on the red carpet for the special premiere of Netflix'sProdigalDaughter,hosted by Seedlip, on Feb. 26.

Hypnotized

Meagan Goodrocks a hypnotizing patterned fit to the NAACP Image Awards Fashion Show in Los Angeles on Feb. 27.

Legs for Days

Julia Foxshows off her enviable legs in a black bodysuit and fur trench at the MAC x Sephora party in New York City on Feb. 26.

King of the Traitors

TraitorschampionRob Rauschshows off his crown in a campaign with KIND snacks.

Animal Ensemble

Priyanka Chopra Jonasis embracing her wild side in skins and fur on the streets of New York City on Feb. 27.

Inner Child

Bella Hadidis all smiles on a carousel at the Miss Sixty presentation during the Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 27.

Best Buds

John Stamosembraces Nano at the 11th Annual Children's Hospital Los Angeles Make March Matter Kick-Off on Feb. 26.

Love Out Loud

Jelly Rollgives his wifeBunnie Xoa smooch at the Las Vegas stop of herStripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologeticbook tour on Feb. 26.

Gal with a Goblet

A chicGwyneth Paltrowenjoys a fancy glass at the Meiomi Club Noir VIP event in Vail, Colorado, on Feb. 26.

Fashion Week Fun

Kendall JennerandNicholas Galitzinemeet up at Emporio Armani's Power of You Fragrance party during Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 26.

Plus Pilaf

Demi Mooresports a blunt bob as she brings her beloved pup Pilaf to the Gucci show, where she greetsDonatella Versaceduring Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 27.

Eternal Supermodel

Kate Mossproves why she's a timeless style icon on the runway of the Gucci show during Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 27.

Looking Gucci

Romeo BeckhamandShawn Mendessit next to each other at the Gucci show during Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 27.

Mediterranean State of Mind

Alicia Keysbeams at the Sanremo Music Festival in Italy on Feb. 26.

Now Nominated

Kate Hudsonhas the mic at The Ankler's Prestige Junkie live event in Los Angeles on Feb. 26.

Crisp Clothes

Colman DomingoandJeffrey Wrightlook dapper together at the NAACP Image Awards Creative Honors in L.A. on Feb. 26.

Beloved Trophy

William Stanford Davis wins Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series forAbbott Elementaryat the NAACP Image Awards Creative Honors in L.A. on Feb. 26.

Ahoy, Matey!

Priyanka ChopraandJimmy Fallondress up as pirates for a bit onThe Tonight Showin New York City on Feb. 26.

Late Night Talking

Jon Hammshares a laugh withSeth MeyersonLate Nightin New York City on Feb. 26.

Bright as the Sun

Lisa Rinnapops in a bright yellow outfit while out in New York City on Feb. 26.

Proud Parent

Pierce Brosnancelebrates his sonParis' U.K. debut of his art collectionCollective Energyin London on Feb. 26.

Funny Guy

Monty Python'sEric Idlearrives at a special screening ofPaul McCartney: Man on the Runin Los Angeles on Feb. 26.

Horsing Around

Parks and RecreationcostarsRashida JonesandAziz Ansarireunite at a Lunar New Year celebration with KOKO and esea contemporary in London on Feb. 26.

Go with the Flower

Martha Stewartstops by the orchid sale at the New York Botanical Garden's Orchid Dinner in N.Y.C. on Feb. 26.

Two Much Talent

Regina Kingmoderates a conversation withChloé Zhaoat a Film Independent event in Los Angeles on Feb. 26.

On the Go

Whitney Portkeeps it casual while out shopping in Los Angeles on Feb. 26.

Husband Material

Ben Plattsupports hishusbandNoah Galvin at the opening of his off-Broadway showThe Reservoirin New York City on Feb. 24.

Future Tomorrow

Mark CubanandEmma Gredechat with Samsung Electronics America Chief Marketing Officer Allison Stransky at the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow: AI in Action Lab event in N.Y.C. on Feb. 26.

Speakers Up

Chevy Chasetalks at a Q&A after a screening of his documentaryI'm Chevy Chase and You're Notin Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Feb. 26.

Seated Smile

Zachary Leviappears onFox & Friendsin New York City on Feb. 26.

Fashion, a Love Story

Sarah Pidgeongives piercing eye contact as she attends the Prada fashion show during the Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 26.

Self-Love

Bella Hadidis all about self-love as she exits the Prada show in Milan, where she made her debut for the brand, on Feb. 26.

On the A-List

Penélope Cruzgives the camera a sultry smirk at the premiere ofThe Bride!in London's Leicester Square on Feb. 26.

Leading Man

Luke Newtonis spiffy as he attends the Boss fashion show during Milan Fashion Week on Feb. 26.

A Little Sweet Treat

Kendall Jennerstops for a sweet treat in Milan after the Emporio Armani fashion show on Feb. 26.

Hot Girl on the Move

Future Broadway starMegan Thee Stallionserves for the cameras as she touches down at the Cavalli show in Milan on Feb. 26.

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Yes, Man!

Jim Carreymakes an appearance during the 51st Cesar Film Awards held at l'Olympia on Feb. 26 in Paris.

An Actor Prepares

An unrecognizableWill Ferrellgets a big laugh out of Fortune Feimster while on the set ofThe Fifth Wheelin Los Angeles on Feb. 24.

Special Honors

Director John Davis poses withKate Hudsonahead of his Hands and Footprint Ceremony at TCL Chinese Theatre on Feb. 26 in Hollywood.

Special Guest

A smilingSamuel L. Jacksonmade a surprise appearance at John Davis' Hand and Footprint at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on Feb 26.

Mother-Daughter Date Night

Maggie Gyllenhaaland her daughter Ramona Sarsgaard matched in all-black at the premiere ofThe Bride!in London on Feb. 26.

Smiles All Around

CostarsAnika Noni Roseand Carl Clemons-Hopkins are a gorgeous pair at the photo call for their new MTC play,The Balusters,at Manhattan Theatre Club Rehearsal Studios on Feb. 26 in New York City.

Dynamic Duo

Christian BaleandJessie Buckleyare arm-in-arm at the premiere ofThe Bride!at Cineworld Leicester Square on Feb. 26.

Double-Oh-Handsome

Pierce Brosnanlooks dapper as he attends the Paris Brosnan: Collective Energy private view, held by his son, at Claredon Fine Art on Feb. 26 in London.

Two of a Kind

Kurt Russell and Wyatt Russellattend SiriusXM's Front Row to promoteMonarch: Legacy of Monsterson Feb. 26 in New York City.

Keeping Close

Shailene Woodleysteps out hand-in-hand withThe Strangersactor Milo Callaghan while out and about during Milan fashion week on Feb. 26.

Hello, World

Julianne Houghwaves to onlookers as she walks the red carpet atThe Bride!world premiere at Cineworld Leicester Square on Feb. 26 in London.

Musical Pair

Mariah Careyshows support toAnderson .Paakat the premiere of his new movie,K-POPSheld at AMC The Grove 14 in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Triple Threat

Milla Jovovich, Adrian Grunberg and Isabel Myers attend the special premiere ofProtectorat AMC The Grove 14 on Feb. 25 in Los Angeles.

Big Release

Blake Cooper Griffin celebrates the release of his book,The Story of You: A Life Rewritten,at the Butcher's Daughter in West Hollywood on Feb. 25.

Girl Power

Venita Aspen, Amanda Batula and Lindsay Hubbard are an adorable trio at the Target x Roller Rabbit N.Y.C launch event on Feb 25.

Bringing the Sunshine

Kate Middletonlights up a rainy day with her smile while visiting a project supporting the well-being of children and young people in Powys, Wales, on Feb. 26.

For Good

Prince Harry and Meghan Marklevisit the World Central Kitchen, which coordinates aid for Gaza, in Amman, Jordan, on Feb. 26.

Leading Man

Jacob Elordiattends a special Netflix screening and Q&A of his filmFrankensteinin New York City on Feb. 25.

Lady in Red

Priyanka Choprarocks highlights, an all-red look and an eccentric hat in New York City on Feb. 25.

Girl Boss

Meghann Fahyis suited up at the Boss show during Fashion Week in Milan on Feb 26.

Hats Off

Morgan Freemandrops byThe Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallonin New York City on Feb. 25.

Scream Stars

Screamfranchise veteransCourteney Cox,Skeet Ulrich,Neve Campbell,David ArquetteandMatthew Lillardreunite at the premiere ofScream 7in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

You & I

Ava Phillippeand boyfriendDakota Brubakerhave a date night at theScream 7premiere in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Blonde Ambition

Anna Campgives an over-the-shoulder look at theScream 7premiere in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

'Scream' Out

Mason GoodingandEmily Tostakeep close at theScream 7premiere in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Selfie Time

Mckenna Grace,Scott FoleyandMarika Domińczyksnap a selfie at theScream 7premiere in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Feelin' Good

Lizzobeams as she appears onLate Night with Seth Meyersin New York City on Feb. 25.

We'll Be Right Back

Seth MeyersandJake Shaneembrace for a photo during a commercial break onLate Night with Seth Meyersin New York City on Feb. 25.

Party Girls

Winnie HarlowandRachel Sennottpose together at the Frieze + STAUD Celebrate Frieze party in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Eternal Heartthrob

Orlando Bloomstops for a pic at the Frieze + STAUD Celebrate Frieze party in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Going for Gold

Oscar nomineeTeyana Taylorrocks blinding gold shades and jewelry in New York City on Feb. 25.

Walk About It

You Better Believe I'm Gonna Talk About ItauthorLisa Rinnakeeps warm in New York City on Feb. 25.

Winter White

Irina Shaykopts for a lacy all-white look at the 76th Sanremo Music Festival in Sanremo, Italy, on Feb. 26.

Couple Goals

Stacey WinklerandHenry Winklerhave an outing together at the premiere ofThe Napa Boysin Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Shimmering Star

Riki Lindhomeattends the premiere ofThe Napa Boysin Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Keeping it Real

Real HousewivesalumBethenny Frankelsmiles for the camera outside the Polo Bar in New York City on Feb. 25.

No Shade

A casualJason Batemansteps out in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Hoppy to Be Here

Max Greenfieldgrins behind the scenes of a Rubbermaid campaign in Los Angeles on Feb. 26.

Fashionable Outing

Kelly Rutherfordattends the Missoni show during Fashion Week in Milan on Feb. 25.

Voices Behind the Animals

Zootopia 2starsGinnifer Goodwin,Yvette Nicole BrownandKe Huy Quanat an afterparty in Los Angeles on Feb. 25.

Best Dressed

Nicky Hiltonis impeccably dressed during Fashion Week in Milan on Feb. 26.

Hello, New York!

Lisa Rinnabraves the blizzard as she's carried into her car in New York City on Feb. 25.

Incognito Mode

Bad Bunnykeeps a low profile in a hat and sunglasses during a beach day in Sydney on Feb. 25.

Front Row Face

Coco Jonesis chic sitting front row at the Etro fashion show during Fashion Week in Milan on Feb. 25.

Comfy Cozy

Jake Gyllenhaalkeeps warm in a stylish jacket at a photo call for his new filmThe Bride!in London on Feb. 25.

Eye See You

Maggie GyllenhaalandJessie Buckleypal around in front of the London Eye at a photo call forThe Bride!in London on Feb. 25.

Perfect Pose

Penélope Cruzshines at a photo call for her new filmThe Bride!in London on Feb. 25.

Hot Girl Winter

Megan Thee Stallionrocks blonde locks during Fashion Week in Milan on Feb 25.

The Thinker

Uma Thurmanstops for a photo at the Fendi show during fashion week in Milan on Feb 25.

Spitting Image

Jessica Albaand daughterHaven Garner Warrenspend quality time at the Fendi show during Fashion Week in Milan on Feb. 25.

Fab for Fendi

Dakota Fanningarrives for the Fendi show during Fashion Week in Milan on Feb. 25.

Sparkle, Sparkle

Kelly RutherfordandAmy Jacksonglitter at the Missoni show during Fashion Week in Milan on Feb. 25.

Back at You

Priyanka Choprawears a laced-up look while on her press run forThe Bluffin New York City on Feb. 25.

Promo Run

Yerin Hais spotted out promoting part 2 ofBridgertonseason 4 in London on Feb. 25.

Premiere Pair

Kevin Wooand Cathy Shim make finger hearts together at the premiere ofK-POPS!in Los Angeles on Feb. 24.

Suited Up

Maulik Pancholysuits up at the 6th annual Ambie Awards presented by The Podcast Academy in New York City on Feb. 24.

Twice the Charm

TWICEposes in front of the crowd at the end of their concert at the UBS Arena in New York City on Feb. 21.

One True Pair

Longtime partnersMacaulay CulkinandBrenda Songare ready for their close-up at the premiere ofOperation Taco Gary'sin Los Angeles on Feb. 24.

Health Conscious

Meghan MarkleandPrince Harrybeam together during their visit to the World Health Organization roundtable in Amman, Jordan, on Feb. 25.

Well, Shucks

Justin Bieberhas never looked happier courtside at the Lakers versus Orlando Magic game in Los Angeles on Feb. 24.

Science Guy

Prince Williamslides on his safety goggles while chatting with biology students at the Francis Crick Institute in London on Feb. 25.

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