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Actors Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner‑Smith have suddenly called off a scheduled custody trial over their daughter Juno, 5, opting instead to negotiate their dispute privately. The trial was set to begin in mid-October 2025, but Turner-Smith’s legal team filed court paperwork on October 14 asking for it to be removed from the calendar. According to the motion, both parents are working with a privately retained temporary judge to hammer out a final custody judgment.

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Brandy Norwood has spoken out after her sudden exit from the stage during her co-headlining concert with Monica in Chicago, an incident that left fans stunned and concerned.

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Tyra Banks is once again redefining what it means to be cool, literally. The former supermodel, TV icon, and entrepreneur has announced her latest innovation: hot ice cream. The announcement sent the internet into confusion, excitement, and collective curiosity as people struggled to  understand how something cold by definition could also be served hot. Banks, however, seems perfectly confident that her new idea will take the dessert world by storm.

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Sean “Diddy” Combs is officially fighting back against his conviction. The hip-hop mogul has filed a notice of appeal after being sentenced to just over four years in federal prison earlier this month.

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Rapper Playboi Carti is facing serious legal trouble after being charged with assault in Utah following an alleged altercation with a rideshare driver and his girlfriend. The incident reportedly took place this month when the rapper, whose real name is Jordan Terrell Carter, was being driven to a private residence in Salt Lake City.

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Cardi B is opening up about her choice to use formula as she prepares to welcome her fourth child. The Grammy-winning rapper, 33, has joined Bobbie, an organic infant formula company, as its Chief Confidence Officer. Through the “B is for Bobbie” campaign, she aims to promote confidence in feeding choices, raise awareness about formula quality, and advocate for parental rights in the U.S.