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Actress Melissa Reeves of Days of Our Lives fame is under fire for co-signing several anti-Black Lives Matters tweets from right-wing radical Candace Owens.

Earlier this week, Reeves’ fans were left disappointed when she came out against the BLM movement. The soap star is catching heat for “liking” several of Owens’ social media posts, including one calling the police shooting of Rayshard Brooks “justified” and another describing COVID-19 as a “scamdemic” that  “was cancelled to accommodate the Left’s nationwide anarchist riots,” per ET Canada.

One Twitter user called Reeves “trash,” while The Deveraux Daily wrote, “I’m heartbroken. I’ve devoted so much of my time and money to support a person who has made it abundantly clear she values statues over human lives. I feel like a fool.”

When Jeff Pope and his family were sickened by Covid-19, getting well was the first concern. That accomplished, the British writer-producer decided to make timely art out of the pandemic's burdens.

"It really drove home to me how something like this was being played out in millions of homes. We didn't really have the big picture, just what was in front of us," Pope said. "That was the inspiration for Isolation Stories, which was a kaleidoscopic approach to what was happening."

In the limited series streaming on BritBox, a quartet of 15-minute films offer slice-of-life takes on people under the quarantine's thumb, including a pregnant woman abandoned by her married lover; a son tending his ill father; a hypochondriac in counseling and a family man with a crumbling marriage.

“Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga” star Rachel McAdams with Access Hollywood’s Kit Hoover about the film. She also reveals the touching story behind how Kobe Bryant was the one to buy her iconic “Notebook” dress for Vanessa Bryant. “Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga” is coming to Netflix on June 26.

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Emily Ratajkowski has given herself a lockdown hair-over and officially gone blonde.

The 29-year-old, who has kept to her natural brunette colour since the start of her modelling career, has now gone platinum.

The actor headed to Instagram to debut her beachy new locks, sharing an video of the blonde-hair-don’t-care reveal.

“BLONDE. Thank you @kerastase_official,” she wrote in the accompanying caption.

She went on to share more selfies of the transformation, captioning her snaps: “Day 1 as a blondie.”

Earlier this week, burglars broke into rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s house after which music executive and producer J Prince shared a video on Instagram, saying he has retrieved YoungBoy's stolen stuff after the thieves got in touch with him.

J Prince’s act of kindness in the form of a social media announcement, however, didn’t go so well with YoungBoy, who called out the former for using the opportunity to gain publicity. YoungBoy stated in one of his Instagram OG videos, “It's plenty ways to get in touch with me. Man, don't get on no internet and do naan publicly.

Ugly people keep getting uglier.

How did anyone survive the Broderick vs. Broderick divorce? After watching Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story Season 1 Episode 5, it's hard to imagine the kids haven't continued to suffer well into their adulthood.

Every member of the family was put through the wringer, and Dan and Betty almost reveled in it.

That strange noise you can hear is the sound of hearts breaking all around the world, as it seems Hollywood heartthrob Timothée Chalamet is no longer single.

The Little Women actor, 24, was papped smooching Eiza Gonzalez and even serenading the star with a guitar as they enjoyed some down time in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico.

The photos come just two months after it was reported Chalamet had officially called time on his two-year relationship with actress and model Lily-Rose Depp.