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Kanye West’s much-anticipated third-person documentary “In Whose Name?” officially hit theaters today, and it’s already stirring controversy. The film, which traces Ye’s chaotic journey from 2018 to 2024, puts his most volcanic moments front and center—including an explosive confrontation with former mother-in-law Kris Jenner and a tense backstage clash at Saturday Night Live over his MAGA hat moment. The Kris Jenner Meltdown In one of the most jarring clips, Ye is seen in a heated shouting match with Kris Jenner. The scene reportedly stems from tensions around his 2016 hospitalization, when Ye felt his public image had taken a massive…

Are Zac Efron and Nina Dobrev Hollywood’s next “it” couple? The two actors were spotted looking very comfortable together while enjoying a luxe getaway in Sardinia, Italy, this week—and the timing has fans buzzing. Yacht Vibes in Porto Cervo In photos obtained by Backgrid, Zac and Nina could be seen standing close on the deck of a yacht as the sun set over Porto Cervo. The pair shared laughter and easy conversation, looking more like longtime friends than casual acquaintances. But the closeness was enough to ignite speculation online, with many pointing out that both stars happen to be single…

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Doja Cat is entering a new chapter—one that’s more confident, experimental, and personal than ever before. In a candid sit-down with CBS News Sunday Morning, the Grammy-winning hitmaker opened up about the journey leading to her upcoming fifth studio album, Vie, set to drop Friday, Sept. 26. Despite her chart-topping singles and global fame, Doja admitted she struggled with moments of deep self-doubt in recent years. “I’m very proud of the music I’m making now,” she told CBS host Michelle Miller. “I’m very excited because it’s things I wasn’t able to do before.” Doja Cat on Finding Her True Voice…

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Donald Trump turned a somber moment into headline-making controversy on Sunday, using his remarks at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service to throw shade at late-night host Jimmy Kimmel. The former president was the final speaker at the nearly six-hour ceremony, held at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, where thousands gathered to honor the life of the conservative activist. But instead of ending on a purely reflective note, Trump stirred up fresh drama by reviving his long-standing feud with Kimmel. Trump’s Thinly Veiled Jab Without mentioning Kimmel by name, Trump referenced the ABC host’s recent suspension in the wake of backlash…