Nathan Fielder Made a Secret Elizabeth Holmes Doc and the Internet Is Officially Unwell

September 7, 2026 · 75 sources

Quick Hits

Radiohead are actually touring again: 16 Australian arena shows announced for 2027 — their first down under in 15 years — plus Japan dates, and per Billboard, these will be the band's only concerts anywhere in the world next year. Everyone not in Japan or Australia: condolences.
The Nathan Fielder mystery is solved: his secret Elizabeth Holmes documentary is real, it's called "You Can See Everything," and the first teaser has the internet — per TMZ — "completely spiraling."
Bond watch intensifies: Gary Oldman claims the next James Bond has already been picked, and his "fingers are crossed" that it's his Slow Horses co-star Jack Lowden.
Cardi B and Offset pressed pause on the divorce drama for one day to throw a massive joint birthday party for two of their kids.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is officially the highest-grossing film of 2026 so far, and Sony's Tom Rothman is taking a well-earned victory lap.

Nathan Fielder. Elizabeth Holmes. A secret documentary. Every part of that sentence rules. The film — "You Can See Everything," co-directed by Lance Oppenheim for A24 — premiered at Telluride, and per both Rolling Stone and TMZ, the first teaser has the internet in a full meltdown. Fielder turning his lens on the turtleneck queen of Silicon Valley is the most Nathan Fielder move imaginable, and honestly? We're seated.
A bittersweet one from Sunday's Creative Arts Emmys: Rob Reiner won Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for his role on The Bear — posthumously. A lovely, tearful cap to a legendary career.
Kelly Osbourne opened up about wearing a wig to the Grammys in January in what BuzzFeed calls "a desperate bid" to hide her "skinny" cheekbones amid her extreme weight loss following her dad Ozzy's death. An honest, heavy revelation — sending her love.

The Radiohead situation, in full: a 21-date 2027 trek across Japan and Australia, per Rolling Stone — the 16 Aussie arena shows are their first there in 15 years, and follow the band's fall 2025 reunion run in Europe. Again: these are apparently the ONLY Radiohead shows on Earth next year. Start scheming now.
Sad news: Andy Williams, founding guitarist of metalcore legends Every Time I Die and former AEW wrestler "The Butcher," has died at 48. A genuinely wild two-career life. Rest easy.
Rauw Alejandro turned Forest Hills Stadium into a three-act journey through his past, present, and future, and told Billboard that "2027 will be completely Raúl." A man with a plan.
Kid Cudi responded to criticism over his support for Ye after their Chicago stage reunion — their first live performance together in years. Billboard notes it was celebrated by many hip-hop fans, but not everyone, and Cudi clearly felt the need to address it.
Beyoncé's B'Day turned 20 and Rolling Stone marked it in style: hundreds of fans packed sweaty clubs to celebrate an album "meant to be played as loud as possible for as long as possible." Correct way to honor it.
Brothers Osborne are taking what Rolling Stone calls a "sellout" approach to releasing music — new album Watertown, a Cody Johnson collab, and reflections on their old Nashville friend group that includes Kacey Musgraves and Maren Morris.

The Bond file: Gary Oldman says he has inside intel that the next 007 has already been chosen — and he's pulling for Jack Lowden, his co-star from Slow Horses. To be clear, this is Oldman's claim, not an Eon press release. But Lowden as Bond? We can see it.
Tom Rothman took his Spider-Man: Brand New Day victory lap at the Lumière Summit — the film is the highest-grossing release of 2026 to date — and also copped to getting outbid for the project Obsession. You win some, you lose some, but mostly he won.
Ridley Scott shut down the rumor that he fired Paul Mescal from The Dog Stars over concerns he wasn't "masculine" enough in Gladiator II — a rumor that was always deeply stupid and is now, thankfully, dead.
SNL U.K. is adding Freddie Meredith to the cast for season two — he of Such Brave Girls and Big Boys fame. The workshop era begins.
The Real Housewives of London is back for season 2 and streaming in the U.S. — per Rolling Stone, "get your caviar and diamonds, it's time to go back to Paddington." Exactly the energy we need on a Monday.

More Cardi and Offset details, because we know you want them: the estranged spouses were both on hand Saturday for a massive joint bash celebrating two of their kids' birthdays. Coparenting speed-run, divorce frozen for 24 hours.
Ciara and Russell Wilson are expecting baby No. 5! The couple announced the news on Instagram, because some announcements still belong on the grid.
Phaedra Parks is done hiding her new boyfriend: she and CT Tamburello were spotted at LAX looking "plenty cozy," per TMZ. A Real Housewives of Atlanta × reality-competition-champion crossover romance is the kind of universe-blending chaos we subscribe to this feed for.
And for the nostalgic: TMZ dropped a baby photo guessing game featuring a bubbly kid who grew up to play Nicky Harper on Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn and act alongside Sofia Vergara on Modern Family — it's Aidan Gallagher. The baby pics never miss.

New pics of Emma Stone are going viral because people think she looks like her old self again — with one commenter declaring, "glad the yassified version of her has been toned down." The internet remains undefeated at the phrase "yassified."
Phoebe Bridgers walked Venice and one tiny detail in her look is going viral for making everyday women feel seen. We don't even need to know the detail — the comments say it all: "a tear of joy is about to roll down my cheek because it's such an incredibly important example for all of us!!" Phoebe, the people's champ.
And if you're procrastinating today: BuzzFeed has a 4x4 fandom grid that promises to humble you, a quiz that'll assign you your true September song, and a geography game that "looks easy" but will absolutely wreck you. Choose your fighter.