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Sabrina Carpenter stepped out in a sheer Dior dress that is breaking the internet because, honestly, she looks like "if a sunflower made a wish to be a human." It’s the high-fashion whimsy we need today. Also, keep your eyes peeled for Ariana Grande’s new single "Hate That I Made You Love Me" dropping soon; she just gave us the tiniest, tastiest snippet to hold us over.

Music

Stop the presses: Aqua, the Danish-Norwegian legends behind "Barbie Girl," have announced their breakup after 30 years. Life in plastic is apparently not so fantastic forever. In happier news, the 2026 AMAs lineup is looking stacked with The Pussycat Dolls and Busta Rhymes hitting the stage to perform "Don’t Cha." Also, BTS, Madonna, and Shakira are headlining the World Cup Halftime Show, but they only have 11 minutes? Good luck squeezing all that star power into a single commercial break.

Movies & TV

Disney+ is officially moving forward with Moving Season 2, with the original cast returning to serve more superpowered realness. Over at Cannes, things are getting weird (as per usual) with a debut feature about a mermaid boarding school called Titanic Ocean. But the wildest headline? An AI-generated "vintage" adult film screening on the sidelines. We really are living in the simulation.

Celebrity Tea

Millie Bobby Brown is playing a sneaky game of hide-and-seek with her baby’s name on Instagram, dropping hints after saying she wouldn't share until the baby decides. Meanwhile, Hayden Panettiere is getting incredibly vulnerable in her new memoir, opening up about her struggles with alcoholism and the custody of her daughter Kaya. It’s heavy but necessary reading.

TikTok & Internet

Grab your tissues: TikTok favorite "Patriotic Kenny" has sadly passed away at 84 after a battle with stage 4 lung cancer. He was a true beacon of joy on the app. On a lighter note, TikTok is trying to sell us again on viral products that actually work, and we’re tbh a little scared to take the "Elder Emo" music video quiz because we might actually fail and expose ourselves as posers.