Cardi B isn’t backing down from her decision to feature her smash singles “WAP” and “Up” on her upcoming album Am I The Drama?—and she’s making it clear she’s doing it for her fans, not the haters.
The Grammy-winning rapper took to X (formerly Twitter) to address criticism after announcing her September 19 album release, which will include the two fan-favorite tracks. Some fans questioned why older hits would appear on a new project, but Cardi fired back with zero regrets.
“Let me say this ONE time—’WAP’ and ‘Up’ are two of my biggest songs EVER,” she wrote. “My fans beg me to put them on an album, and they’re still searched for daily. They deserve a proper home!”
She also revealed past hesitation about submitting “WAP” for Grammy consideration, admitting: “I let haters get in my head before, but now? I’m giving the people what they want!”
Addressing sales concerns, Cardi pointed out that since both songs were already released, they won’t count toward first-week numbers—making the backlash even more confusing to her. “Y’all stay crying but stay silent when artists pull every trick to boost sales,” she added, ending with a mic-drop: “Let them eat cake. Stay mad!”
Fans quickly flooded the replies—some cheering her stance (“Add ‘Press’ and ‘Money’ too!”), while others argued the album should focus solely on fresh material. So far, Cardi hasn’t engaged further, but one thing’s certain: she’s done explaining herself.
The Backstreet Boys are set to redefine Las Vegas entertainment with their groundbreaking residency at the Sphere, and AJ McLean promises it will be an experience unlike any other.
In an exclusive interview with TooFab, McLean revealed that the high-tech production—kicking off July 11—will push the iconic venue to new heights. With 580,000 square feet of immersive LED visuals surrounding the stage, the show is designed to be a sensory overload in the best way possible.
“We’re doing things in this venue that have never been done before,” McLean said, hyping up the spectacle. “It’s not just a concert—it’s two shows happening at once. Between what we’re doing onstage and what’s happening on the screens, fans will need to see it more than once just to take it all in.”
The group has filmed custom visuals for multiple songs, with McLean teasing some “trippy” surprises. But even the Boys themselves won’t see the final product until the last minute. “The content won’t be finished until basically the day before opening night,” he admitted. “It’s nerve-wracking, but that’s how it goes with this place. Everything comes down to the wire.”
While he stayed tight-lipped on most details, McLean did confirm one major treat for fans: a full performance of their classic Millennium album. He also singled out the show’s intro and a revamped version of “Get Another Boyfriend” as standout moments.
Even his own daughters got a taste of the secrecy. “They caught me watching rehearsal clips on my phone and begged to see,” he laughed. “But I shut it down—they’ll have to experience it live like everyone else.”
As for the audience? McLean made it clear: come dressed to impress. When asked if he had any fashion demands for fans, he hinted that white outfits might be the move.
The Backstreet Boys’ Sphere residency runs from July 11 to August 24, 2025. Meanwhile, McLean’s new Netflix series, Building the Band, premieres July 9. One thing’s for sure—this summer, BSB is bringing the heat.
“People still stop me for it,” Henstridge admits, reflecting on her breakout role as the sci-fi thriller’s fierce femme fatale—and why turning 50 has her feeling more liberated than ever.
Three decades ago, a striking, otherworldly woman with a deadly mission invaded theaters—and audiences couldn’t look away.
That film was Species, and the actress behind Sil, the seductive alien hunting for a mate in Los Angeles, was Natasha Henstridge in her very first acting role.
Now a cult favorite, the 1995 movie was an instant hit, grossing over $113 million worldwide against a $35 million budget. Henstridge even snagged an MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss—though the sequels that followed never quite captured the same magic.
“Realizing it’s been 30 years really puts life into perspective,” Henstridge told TooFab while promoting her new film, House of Abraham. “One minute, I’m this 19-year-old kid with no experience, and the next, we’re still talking about this movie? It’s wild.”
She added, “I’ll always be grateful. Species completely changed my path—not just my career, but my life. And to have played a strong female character back then? That’s something I’m really proud of.”
Even now at 50, Henstridge says fans still recognize her from the film—just days before our interview, someone spotted her at Trader Joe’s.
“It happens all the time. After all these years, it’s still the role people know me for,” she said, recalling the moment she first sensed the movie’s impact during its original press tour.
“You could just tell—this wasn’t just another film. Suddenly, people knew who I was overnight,” she remembered. “And now, 30 years later, they still remember it? That’s incredible.”
While she acknowledges the physical changes that come with age, Henstridge isn’t fazed by turning 50. If anything, she’s embracing this chapter with newfound confidence.
“There’s a certain peace that comes with this age—I’ve heard others say the same,” she shared. “Honestly, I’m more excited about my career now than I’ve been in years. It’s like a creative rebirth.”
She laughed, “They say you care less about what people think after a certain age, and it’s true. But more than that—I’m just really happy. The best is still ahead.”
Conservative critics, including former Superman star Dean Cain, have been vocal about their disapproval of James Gunn’s upcoming Superman film, calling it “woke” for its immigration themes. But the backlash took a surreal turn when the White House itself waded into the debate—by posting a meme of Donald Trump as the Man of Steel.
On Thursday night, the White House’s official X account shared an edited Superman movie poster, replacing star David Corenswet with Trump in the iconic red cape. The original tagline, “Look Up,” was swapped out for “Truth, Justice, and the American Way.” The caption declared:
“THE SYMBOL OF HOPE. TRUTH. JUSTICE. THE AMERICAN WAY. SUPERMAN TRUMP.”
The post was met with instant ridicule, with critics calling it “embarrassing,” “cringeworthy,” and further proof that the White House had become a “joke.”
“Delete this. Holy f–k, this is peak cringe,” wrote progressive commentator Dean Withers in response.
“I never thought I’d see the White House reduced to posting bad memes. This is next-level embarrassing,” another user added.
Many pointed out the irony of Trump being cast as Superman, given the character’s origins as an immigrant from Krypton—a stark contrast to the former president’s hardline stance on immigration.
“MAGA spent all week calling Superman ‘woke’ because he’s an alien, and now they’re photoshopping Trump as him? The lack of self-awareness is astounding,” one person tweeted.
“Superman was an undocumented refugee raised by farmers. Trump would’ve had ICE waiting for his pod the second it landed,” another user quipped.
Some even joked that Trump’s real “Kryptonite” might be the Epstein files, referencing his recent clash with a reporter over the DOJ’s claim that no Epstein “client list” exists.
The ‘Woke Superman’ Debate
The Trump meme comes amid conservative backlash against Gunn’s Superman, which has been criticized for its immigration themes—despite the fact that Superman has always been an alien refugee.
Gunn, DC Studios’ co-CEO, recently told The Times:
“Superman is the story of America—an immigrant who came here and helped shape the country. At its core, it’s about basic human kindness, something we’ve lost sight of lately. Yes, some people will take offense simply because it’s about decency. But screw them. Right now, we need a hero who reminds us that goodness still exists.”
Dean Cain, who played Superman in the ’90s series Lois & Clark, criticized Gunn’s approach in an interview with TMZ:
“How ‘woke’ will Hollywood make Superman? Why change these iconic characters to fit modern agendas? Superman stood for ‘truth, justice, and the American way’—and the American way is immigrant-friendly. But there have to be rules. You can’t just say, ‘Let’s erase all borders.’ That’s not how it works.”
When asked about the White House’s Trump meme, Cain’s response was brief—just two laughing emojis.
Whether the meme was meant as satire or sincere propaganda remains unclear. But one thing’s certain: The internet isn’t letting it slide without a fight.
Jessica Biel is basking in the spotlight after her husband, Justin Timberlake, couldn’t help but gush over her figure in a playful social media moment.
The *NSYNC star shared a candid Instagram video on July 13, capturing Biel confidently modeling an outfit for him. “So cute,” Timberlake cooed before pulling her in for a sweet kiss.
Living in Montana, the couple’s banter took a humorous turn when Timberlake joked, “We’ll make you wear that around Montana—like, when we go get gas and stuff.” Biel played along, quipping, “Gladly. No problem. Happy to do it.” As she walked away, Timberlake couldn’t resist adding, “Nah, your ass is poppin’.”
Biel reposted the clip to her Instagram Story with a cheeky caption: “It’s always a good night when your husband says your ass is poppin’.”
Timberlake, meanwhile, teased in his own caption, “Newest @thetnkids member? ”—a nod to his longtime backup dancers, The Tennessee Kids. The group, currently on tour with him, welcomed Biel into their ranks by resharing the post with the caption, “You’re one of us now .”
The couple first met at a party in 2007, shortly after Timberlake’s breakup with Cameron Diaz and Biel’s split from Derek Jeter. They went public later that year, got engaged in 2011, and married in 2012. Today, they’re parents to two sons: Silas, 10, and Phineas, 5.
Tori Spelling just got very candid about her love life—and fans couldn’t be more thrilled.
During the July 14 episode of her MisSpelling podcast, the Beverly Hills, 90210 star didn’t hold back, diving into some of the most outrageous fan questions she’s ever received—and actually answering them in a no-holds-barred Q&A.
“I got some of the most unhinged questions I’ve ever gotten in my life,” Spelling admitted. “Nothing usually shocks me, but this time? I’m shocked.”
Instead of rehashing career stories (which she finds repetitive), Spelling challenged her followers to ask something unexpected—and they delivered. From bizarre hypotheticals to intimate confessions, the actress didn’t shy away from the juicy details.
Denny’s vs. Erewhon? Tori Makes Her Pick
One fan asked: “Would you rather be fingered in a Denny’s or kissed in an Erewhon market?”
Spelling, a self-proclaimed foodie, didn’t hesitate. “Well, if you know me, I love comfort food. So, Denny’s for the win,” she laughed.
That Time Dean McDermott Called Her ‘Donna Martin’ in Bed
But the real bombshell came when a fan asked if she’d ever role-played as her iconic 90210 character, Donna Martin.
“No, that would really creep me out,” she said—but then dropped a surprising revelation about her ex-husband, Dean McDermott.
Turns out, McDermott had a major crush on her before they even met. “He’d rush home from hockey games to watch 90210,” Spelling shared. “His teammates would joke, ‘You gotta go see your girlfriend,’ and he’d say, ‘No shame—I’m crushing on Tori Spelling!’”
She always wondered if he was just saying that to charm her—until one intimate moment confirmed it. “During sex, he once said, ‘Oh, my little Donna Martin,’” she revealed. “And yes, I might have giggled like Donna in response.”
Sex Toys, Positions & the Mile High Club
Spelling also dished on her thoughts about sex toys (“I’m not opposed—I’ve always wanted to try one”), whether size matters (“Chemistry is what counts”), and her favorite position (“I sound so boring—I don’t have one!”).
But she proved she’s far from boring by admitting she’s a member of the Mile High Club—though she kept those details under wraps.
With confessions this wild, it’s clear Spelling isn’t afraid to keep it real. And fans? They’re definitely here for it.
As The Pitt gears up for its second season, HBO Max has confirmed that one key cast member won’t be returning—and according to reports, the decision wasn’t hers to make.
Tracy Ifeachor, who played Dr. Heather Collins in the medical drama’s debut season, will not reprise her role when the show returns. Sources at TVLine and Variety reveal that the departure was a creative choice made by the show’s producers, not the actress herself.
Dr. Collins quickly became a fan favorite in Season 1, thanks to her complex dynamic with Noah Wyle’s Dr. Robby. The two shared a romantic history, with hints that she had previously terminated a pregnancy. Her character exited midway through the season after suffering a miscarriage at work—a traumatic event that led Dr. Robby to send her home, urging her to disconnect completely. Her absence became especially pivotal during the ER’s mass casualty crisis, leaving Robby without her support when he needed it most.
Wyle later explained on The Ringer’s The Watch podcast that Collins’ departure was a deliberate storytelling choice—one that pushed his character to the brink. “We wanted to strip away all his support systems,” he said. “If she had been there, she might have been the one voice that could’ve pulled him back. But we needed him to be unreachable.”
Ifeachor hasn’t publicly addressed her exit, but she did share a heartfelt Instagram post just before the news broke, reflecting on her time on the show. “What a blessing to be part of this groundbreaking first season of #ThePitt,” she wrote. “Playing Dr. Heather Collins was an absolute privilege. Thank you to everyone who watched, supported, and shared their stories with me.”
With Season 2 already in production, fans are left wondering how the series will address Dr. Collins’ absence—and whether another familiar face might step in to fill the void.
Sara Foster is setting the record straight on where she stands with former stepsisters Gigi and Bella Hadid.
Sara, the actress and daughter of music producer David Foster, appeared on Watch What Happens Live this week, opened up about her bond with the Hadid sisters, years after their parents split.
“I love those girls,” Sara shared. “I just saw Gigi last month.”
Foster was married to Yolanda Hadid, Gigi and Bella’s mom, from 2011 to 2015, after dating for several years prior. While Yolanda shares Gigi, Bella and son Anwar with real estate developer Mohammed Hadid, she and Foster had no children together.
And though Foster’s marriage to Yolanda ended nearly a decade ago, Sara says her connection with the Hadid’s remains strong.
“[My dad] actively raised those girls,” she said. “So, there’s still a lot of love there.”
While Sara admitted she’s “unsure” about where her father currently stands with Yolanda, she made it clear that things between her and the Hadid siblings are all good.
Sara echoed a similar sentiment last year when on WWHL, after a fan asked her where she stands with Gigi, telling the virtual caller: “Gigi and I stay in touch.”
“I messaged her maybe a month ago,” Sara said, adding that she also saw photos of Gigi opening the revamped Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.
As for Yolanda, Sara said it had been a “minute” since she spoke to the Dutch former model, but would be open to a run-in.
Foster’s since moved on with Katherine McPhee, with the pair tying the knot in June 2019, and welcoming their son, Rennie, in February 2021.
Yolanda, meanwhile, was most recently engaged to Joseph Jingoli, but called it quits with the construction CEO last month.
The reality star gets real about hiding the painful truth in her upcoming memoir, My Good Side.
Scheana Shay is finally ready to share one of the most painful betrayals of her life—and explains why she kept it secret for so long.
The Vanderpump Rules star recently opened up about the shocking revelations in her new memoir, My Good Side, including her husband Brock Davies’ affair, which happened while she was pregnant.
Just before Glamour published an explosive excerpt on July 10—detailing Davies’ infidelity—Shay got brutally honest on the July 4 episode of her Scheananigans podcast. She explained why she had stayed quiet for years about some of her most personal struggles.
“There are things I haven’t been fully transparent about, or maybe never corrected the narrative on,” Shay said, seemingly hinting at the affair without naming it directly.
“I never shared my side because I was scared,” she admitted. “I worried that if I told people what I was really going through, they’d think I was making it about myself instead of focusing on someone else’s pain.”
That fear of judgment, she explained, kept her from speaking up sooner.
“People always say, ‘Oh, you make everything about you,’” Shay added. “That perception has held me back from being completely open—whether on the show or the podcast.”
But with My Good Side, Shay says she’s finally reclaiming her story.
“In this book, I do make it about me—because for once, I get to tell my side in my own words,” she said. “You’ll hear things I’ve never shared before, with no filter and no fear.”
“You Don’t Know the Full Story”
Shay teased that even her most devoted fans will be stunned by the memoir’s revelations.
“There’s so much about my past, my family, and my early experiences that will shock readers,” she said. “People think they know me, but after this book? They’ll realize they only knew about 80% of my life. The rest is in these pages.”
One of the biggest bombshells? Davies cheated on her during her pregnancy with their daughter, Summer Moon.
In the Glamour excerpt, Shay wrote: “I was frozen in shock when he admitted he’d cheated two years earlier—back when we were living in San Diego during the pandemic, while I was pregnant with Summer. I felt physically sick.”
Davies claimed he was struggling with the idea of fatherhood again and let his fears spiral into self-destruction.
“He was terrified about becoming a dad again—questioning whether he even deserved to be one,” Shay wrote. “And instead of facing those feelings, he chose to sleep with someone else. Yes, chose—because it was a conscious decision. No one forced him.”
The affair began after Davies ran into a woman he knew from before their relationship outside his San Diego gym. “After reconnecting, they started a brief affair,” Shay revealed.
Trust Tested Again
The couple welcomed Summer in April 2021 and married in Cancun in 2022. But Shay’s trust was shaken again during 2023’s Scandoval drama, when rumors swirled that Davies might have had a past with Rachel (Raquel) Leviss.
“Of course I confronted him,” Shay said on Watch What Happens Live in April 2023. “After everything with Tom [Sandoval] and Raquel—which I didn’t believe at first—I had to ask.”
Davies denied it outright. “He said, ‘Absolutely not,’” Shay recalled. “But I pushed further: ‘Did she ever try anything?’ Because as much as I trust my husband, I don’t trust her.”
Miley Cyrus isn’t afraid to speak her mind—even about one of fashion’s biggest nights.
In a candid interview with The New York Times, the Grammy-winning singer opened up about her experience at this year’s Met Gala, the star-studded fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute. Known for its extravagant outfits and A-list guest list (carefully curated by Vogue’s Anna Wintour), the event isn’t always as glamorous behind the scenes—at least not for Cyrus.
“Met Gala. Met Galas. I’m sitting with strangers,” she said, recalling the May event.
This year, she found herself at a table hosted by Cartier while wearing Alaïa—a designer who didn’t have their own seating section. “I was kind of the misfit,” she admitted. “Which I’m always okay with—I’m used to that. But it’s an interesting situation because everything that makes you comfortable is taken from you.”
Cyrus even had a suggestion for organizers: “I think they should let you bring a plus-one for your stylist.”
When interviewer Lulu Garcia-Navarro pointed out that many celebrities attend with their designers, Cyrus noted that wasn’t an option for her—since Alaïa’s founder, Azzedine Alaïa, passed away in 2017.
Still, she made the best of it. “I sat with a bunch of people I didn’t really know, but I always make friends there,” she said. One standout? Jon Batiste.
“I thought he was so cool. He was my most memorable guest—we talked forever. He’s super awesome,” she gushed. “He sat down and asked me, ‘What’s your favorite key to sing in?’ And he was right—G and C. Spot on. He was amazing.”
While the night had its awkward moments, Cyrus proved once again that she can turn any situation into something memorable—even if it means embracing her inner misfit.
