Amal Clooney Dazzles in a Sequin Dress During Italian Night Out With George

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Amal and George Clooney have been enjoying another summer in Italy—and got dressed up for a special evening out on Wednesday. The couple was photographed arriving for dinner at the Grand Hotel Tremezzo. Amal wore a form-fitting one-shoulder silver sequin dress from Badgley Mischka, styled her hair down in soft waves, and accessorized with dangle earrings and matching heels.
The Clooneys have kept a low profile over the past few months, following George's run on Broadway for Good Night, and Good Luck. In late June, they made an appearance at The King's Trust and TK Maxx and Homesense Awards in London. For the event, George was in a navy suit while Amal wore a stunning white column gown by 16Arlington.
Back in April, George made headlines when he revealed he and Amal 'still haven't' had an argument during their more than 10 years of marriage.
'Amal and I are having a really great time in life,' he told Gayle King on CBS Mornings. 'Well, our kids [Alexander and Ella] are 7, about to be 8, which is a pretty great age. They're really curious and funny. And every parent thinks their kids are great, and our kids are funny. They make us laugh.'
'And Amal and I, we were here with you once before, and we said we've never had an argument,' he added. 'And we still haven't. We're trying to find something to fight about. I think because I started so late with Amal.' (The actor began dating Amal in summer 2013, when he was 52; he is now 64.)

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Chappell Roan Gives Second Album Update: 'There Is No Album'

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9 hours ago

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Chappell Roan Gives Second Album Update: 'There Is No Album'

Chappell Roan may be counting down all of the days 'til you're just another girl on the if you're counting down the days until she drops a new album, you might have to rethink your strategy. In a new interview celebrating the release of her newest single, 'Subway,' Chappell gave an update on her second album—and it's not exactly encouraging. 'The second project doesn't exist yet,' Chappell recently told Vogue. 'There is no album. There is no collection of songs.' So, that's a definite no on a new album, and a likely no on any hopes of a mixtape or EP to tide us over. I think I speak for all Chappell fans when I say, we're not mad, we're just disappointed for our playlists. Though, we really shouldn't be, because the Grammy winner has plenty of very good reasons for taking her time. Her debut album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess was only released two years ago, and she's essentially been performing it and promoting it ever since. Yes, she's dropped a few songs in the last year or so—'Good Luck, Babe!,' 'The Giver,' and now 'The Subway'—but three singles does not a new album make. You know what does make an album, according to Chappell? Time. 'It took me five years to write the first one, and it's probably going to take at least five to write the next. I'm not that type of writer that can pump it out,' she told Vogue. As for all the fans begging her to get back in the studio, Chappell says she's seen the memes, but you should know, it doesn't help much. 'I don't think I make good music whenever I force myself to do anything,' she said. 'I see some comments sometimes, like, 'She's everywhere except that damn studio.' Even if I was in the studio 12 hours a day, every single day, that does not mean that you would get an album any faster.' Oh, and you also shouldn't expect a lot of updates on how that second album is coming along, either. 'The album process is purely, only mine,' she told the mag. 'No one on TikTok gets to see it.'

Why [Spoiler] Probably Doesn't Survive That Shooting on 'The Gilded Age'

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14 hours ago

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Why [Spoiler] Probably Doesn't Survive That Shooting on 'The Gilded Age'

Spoilers below. Someone check on George Russell! Last night's episode of The Gilded Age ended with a nail-biting cliffhanger when the railroad tycoon appeared to be shot in a surprise assassination attempt. A gunman posing as a messenger stepped into George's office, where he was gathered with a few colleagues, with a 'delivery for Mr. Russell.' He takes out a gun and shoots one of the men and then points the gun at George and fires. The bullet bursts out of the barrel in slow motion. The episode ends before we can see whether George was actually shot—and if he survives—but we do know the bullet was intended for him. Is there a chance the Russell patriarch miraculously makes it out alive? Morgan Spector, who stars as George on the HBO series, says don't get your hopes up. 'You should be very worried,' he told Variety. 'In the 19th century, gunshot wounds from up close were extremely dangerous. Many people didn't survive them. I don't have a contract for next season yet, so who knows?' Of course, there's a chance he could be bluffing, so we'll have to wait until the finale next Sunday to find out about George's fate. Despite the tragic turn of events, Spector said he was excited to portray this shocking storyline in the show. When he read the scripts, he told Variety, 'I was just thrilled, because it's such a left turn for our show. It's totally historically accurate—this kind of thing happened during that era. But it doesn't feel like The Gilded Age.' Spector added that he sees parallels between the show and the present day. He first read the shooting scene in scripts shortly after a real-life high profile shooting took place in present day: when Luigi Mangione allegedly assassinated the CEO of United Healthcare, Brian Thompson, in New York City. 'I was like, [The Gilded Age creator] Julian Fellowes is clairvoyant,' he added in his interview with Variety. 'It redoubled my sense that there's a way that this show, however subtly, however quietly, is really in dialogue with our current moment, simply by virtue of there being structural similarities between the two eras. Both of these time periods have massive wealth and massive inequality. Both of them are characterized by industrial titans, who are kind of swinging the state around by its tail. The consequences of that can be violence.' The actor was likely referring to George's scheme to expand his railroad business. After his son, Larry, finds valuable copper mines on their land in Arizona, George has enough funds to gain control of the Illinois Central Line. He doesn't do this humbly. At the business meeting where he announces this acquisition, he scolds his former secretary, Clay, for overlooking the copper mines and for working with the enemy. Clay's new boss, who is also turned off by his oversight, fires him. Clay then warns George that he's like a cockroach—he won't get rid of him easily. So in the wake of the shooting, Clay sure seems like he may have organized the hit, but we won't know for sure until the finale airs. After all, someone as powerful as George Russell might have a lot of people who want to see him dead. When asked by Variety whether George's ambition was also the cause for his 'undoing' this season, Spector said yes. 'His by-any-means-necessary drive has succeeded so many times, but that formula isn't always going to work,' Spector said. 'He probably should have paused on the railroad expansion, but I also think he was distracted. His marriage is not going well. His relationship with his daughter is not going well. He's kind of a mess in this episode. He's wagered more than he should have. There's a lot of internal disappointment at the way he's failed Gladys. There's a lot of internal disappointment over his own stupidity in terms of risking more than they have.' There are layers of tragic irony that make George's possible death even more heartbreaking. He and his wife, Bertha (Carrie Coon), didn't leave things on good terms after he pushed her away and blamed her for meddling with their son's marriage plans (even though she didn't.) Plus, his daughter Gladys (Taissa Farmiga), who married an English duke against her will, is headed back to the states with her husband to reunite with the family in Newport. How will they and Larry (Harry Richardson) react when they learn what's happened to George? The answer lies in next week's must-watch finale.

$MMA Junkie Radio #3589: UFC guests Hill\u00a0and Wellmaker, new PFL champs, Taira's rise, more$

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17 hours ago

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MMA Junkie Radio #3589: UFC guests Hill\u00a0and Wellmaker, new PFL champs, Taira's rise, more

Monday's edition of MMA Junkie Radio with "Gorgeous" George and "Goze" is here. On Episode 3,589, the boys you can guaran-damn-tee never missed making a Mother's Day call welcomed in UFC guests Angela Hill and Malcolm Wellmaker. In addition, they talked about the PFL's first two 2025 titles, some big finishes at UFC on ESPN 71 in Vegas, the latest MMA news and much more. Tune in!