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Kai Cenat has become the first Twitch streamer to surpass 500,000 subscribers, achieving the milestone on Friday during day 22 of his 'Mafiathon 2' subscriber marathon. Despite facing health challenges during the stream, Cenat expressed gratitude to his supporters, saying, "Every time I feel tired, or things get tough, y'all always prove to me why I should keep going." #Twitch #KaiCenat #Mafiathon

The BBC recently published an article accusing Logan Paul of misleading fans about crypto investments over the years, after attempting to arrange an interview with him for several months. When Paul finally agreed to meet, his team sent a lookalike, Rodney Peterson, to troll the publication, with Logan revealing the prank the next day by admitting he fed Rodney lines through an earpiece. Credit: BBC #LoganPaul #Crypto #LoganPaulPrank

Moviegoers are trying to create a new 'Barbenheimer' this year with 'Wicked' and 'Gladiator 2' premiering on the same weekend, calling it 'Glicked.' So far, Wicked has earned $19.2 million in box office previews, while Gladiator II brought in $6.5 million on Thursday. To compare, last summer's Barbenheimer saw Barbie earn $22.3 million and Oppenheimer $10.5 million in Thursday previews. (??: Maddison Hill) #Wicked #Gladiator2 #Glicked

Speculation about who killed JonBenét Ramsey in 1996 has been widespread for years, which is why Netflix has a new docuseries called 'Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey' premiering next week. However, her father, John Ramsey, believes a masked intruder who attacked a 12-year-old girl in Boulder nine months after JonBenét’s death may be the key suspect. In a new interview with PEOPLE, John claims the police dismissed the connection, saying, “No, it’s not the same.”

In 'Bread and Roses,' Jennifer Lawrence aims to highlight the Taliban's control in Afghanistan, where women and girls have lost many of their rights. The Oscar-winning actress, who produced the documentary with EP Malala Yousafzai, revealed that the project faced resistance both publicly and from her own family and friends. On CBS Mornings, Lawrence shared, "My family and friends definitely encouraged me not to [produce the film]... it’s dangerous. But there are 20 million women whose lives are in danger."

Actor Jonathan Majors and his ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari have agreed to resolve her civil claims related to his misdemeanor assault conviction in New York, according to a court filing. The filing notes that they have stipulated to the dismissal of her defamation and assault lawsuit, which she filed in March, though no specific reason was provided. Jabbari's lawsuit, which came after Majors was sentenced to domestic violence intervention classes in April, accused him of physical abuse and defamation following an interview where he denied the assault.

Anne Hathaway will star as Verity Crawford in the upcoming film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's best-selling novel 'Verity,' portraying a famous author unable to finish her thriller after a life-changing car accident, Variety reports. Social media reactions are mixed, with some expressing disappointment over another Colleen Hoover adaptation, while others are excited to see Hathaway take on the lead role in this popular story.

Jussie Smollett's conviction in the alleged 2019 hate crime hoax was overturned by the Illinois Supreme Court. Smollett had been convicted in December 2021 on five felony counts of disorderly conduct after staging a fake hate crime and was sentenced to jail time, probation, and restitution. The court ruled that the decision to retry Smollett, after the original charges were dropped, violated his rights, acknowledging public dissatisfaction but emphasizing the importance of honoring legal agreements.

Linda McMahon's background, including her education and role as co-founder of WWE, has been scrutinized since President-elect Donald Trump selected her to lead the Department of Education. In response, social media users have been sharing old WWE videos of McMahon, sparking reactions to her new political appointment. Credit: WWE #DonaldTrump #WWE

AMC Theaters is preparing for potential sing-a-longs as "Wicked: Part One" premieres, airing a 30-second advisory before screenings. The humorous pre-show spot reminds moviegoers to refrain from disruptive behavior, including "talking, texting, singing, wailing, flirting, and name-calling." AMC spokesperson Ryan Noonan emphasized the chain's long-standing policy against disruptions, noting that the ad creatively incorporates themes from the film to encourage respectful moviegoing.