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• Us Weekly covers trending celebrity stories including love lives, candid moments, and viral photos from US stars. • Features behind-the-scenes glimpses into Hollywood's biggest names over the past day. • Highlights ongoing buzz around relationships and public appearances in entertainment circles.

• The final trailer for 'The Mandalorian & Grogu' celebrates the Star Wars franchise's transition from Disney+ series to theatrical release. • Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni return as key creators to bring the story to the big screen. • Expected summer 2026 release heightens anticipation for Baby Yoda's cinematic debut.

• The sequel to The Devil Wears Prada earned USD 233 million globally in its opening weekend, with USD 77 million from the US and Canada and USD 156.6 million internationally. • Michael Jackson biopic Michael took second place with USD 54 million in its second North American weekend, pushing its worldwide total to USD 423.9 million on 3,955 screens. • The film's success, driven largely by female audiences, marks Hollywood's second-biggest opening weekend of 2026, surpassing Project Hail Mary at USD 141 million.

• Platforms like Netflix are championing theatrical outcasts such as Nukkad Naatak, Haq, Kennedy, and Dhadak 2, transforming them into global hits. • Monika Shergill of Netflix highlights how streaming provides new life to small-budget indie films previously overlooked in theaters. • These regional and indie stories gain international audiences, bridging gaps for underreported Indian cinema.

• Netflix kicks off the week on May 4 with Lord of the Flies, followed by Priyanka Chopra's Citadel Season 2 on Prime Video starting May 6, and more on JioHotstar by May 9. • The slate features sequels like Citadel Season 2 with Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, alongside new pilots and drama series across Netflix, Prime Video, and JioHotstar. • Highlights include Worst Ex and Thank You Next Season 3, offering action, drama, and high-stakes spy thrillers for global audiences.

• Meryl Streep, 76, disclosed in a Vanity Fair interview that she had a 'beef' with Goldie Hawn while filming the 1992 horror-comedy 'Death Becomes Her' due to Hawn's chronic lateness to set. • Streep, always punctual, expressed annoyance as Hawn drove herself and arrived late with excuses like hair issues, charming the crew despite delays. • Despite the tension, Streep clarified they were actually 'buddies' and have remained close friends since the production.

• Stylist Law Roach confirmed he will attend the 2026 Met Gala alone, despite his longtime client Zendaya choosing not to participate this year. • Roach's solo appearance highlights his independent presence in fashion circles amid Zendaya's scheduling conflicts. • The announcement underscores shifting dynamics in celebrity stylist-client relationships for high-profile events like the Met Gala.

• Riteish Deshmukh's Marathi film Raja Shivaji amassed Rs 25 crore in its first two days of release, setting new records for Marathi cinema in India. • The epic historical drama has drawn massive audiences, highlighting growing demand for regional language blockbusters. • This milestone underscores the rising commercial success of Marathi films amid competition from Bollywood releases.

• Sara Ali Khan appeared stunned and uneasy at the Mumbai trailer launch of her upcoming film Pati Patni Aur Woh Do when the host joked about recognizing celebrities 'from behind' in paparazzi videos. • She whispered 'Yeh kya bol raha hai' as the viral clip captured the awkward moment, also featuring Rakul Preet Singh, Wamiqa Gabbi, and Bhumi Pednekar. • The rom-com drama, directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia with a cast including Vishal Vasistha and others, is set for theatrical release on May 15, 2026.

• The Malayalam comedy sequel Bharathanatyam 2 Mohiniyattam, starring Saiju Kurup, will begin streaming exclusively on Netflix starting May 8. • This regional hit continues the franchise's tradition of humor rooted in classical dance themes. • Its OTT debut boosts visibility for South Indian cinema beyond theaters, tapping into pan-India audiences.

• India's Central Board of Film Certification awarded an adults-only 'A' rating to The Devil Wears Prada 2, making it the sole country to do so globally. • Viewers who watched the sequel on May 1 and 2 expected significant skin show or intimacy, but the strict rating surprised audiences. • This decision contrasts with international classifications, sparking debates on India's conservative censorship standards.