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Scottish Sun
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Nepo baby reveals results of surgery after cruel trolls slammed her ‘scandalous' dress – guess her Hollywood A-list mum?
She got candid with fans while revealing her recovery process STAR'S STRUGGLE Nepo baby reveals results of surgery after cruel trolls slammed her 'scandalous' dress – guess her Hollywood A-list mum? A NEPO baby has revealed the results of their surgery, after cruel trolls slammed her for her 'scandalous' dress. Eva Amurri, 39, is the daughter of a very famous actress, and she came under fire in summer of last year for her by trolls who told her to "put away her boobs" on her wedding day. Advertisement 6 A nepo baby has revealed the results of their surgery, after cruel trolls slammed her for her 'scandalous' dress 6 Cruel trolls slammed her for her 'scandalous' dress 6 Eva got candid with fans about the aftermath of the surgery 6 She revealed her bruising as she recovered Screen star and influencer Eva tied the knot with her chef fiance Ian Hock in a New York ceremony. Eva wore a stunning vintage bandeau dress with a low-cut neckline that showed off her figure. The figure-hugging corset design of the top showed off her figure while th flowing skirt skimmed her ankles. Yet some cruel keyboard bullies came out in force, criticising what they deemed to be the revealing nature of the gown. Advertisement One simply quizzed: "The dress… why???" as a second posted: "Beautiful bride, not crazy about the lingerie, I mean bridal gown." Eva, who is the daughter of Susan Sarandon, has now revealed that she's had breast reduction surgery. Sharing a mirror selfie in her bandages, Eva captioned her post: 'BRB, in my chrysalis.' She then went on to detail everything about the recovery. Advertisement In one photo, she said that sleeping has been the 'worst part' of recovery, and shared a photo of a cosy chair she'd bought. Eva added: 'I bought a wedge for my bed and a neck pillow, and now I'm on to a pregnancy pillow and I still didn't sleep last night.' Meet Susan Sarandon's children Eva, John and Miles She also said that she can't work out for six weeks but her surgeon wants her 'walking and moving every day.' Eva told fans she'd been treating herself to blow dries after struggling with lifting her arms to hold a hairdryer. Advertisement And she posted a photo of some bruising on her body, and penned: 'Apparently, random bruising can show up during the healing process. 'It's been strange to see my body bruised and recovering from trauma.' The star has been open with her 227,000 Instagram followers, sharing regular updates about her recovery. Eva is Academy Award winner Susan's daughter from her past relationship with Franco Amurri. Advertisement Her siblings Jack and Miles are from the Blue Beetle actress' former marriage to her second ex-husband Tim Robbins. Back in 2020, Eva welcomed her third child with estranged husband Kyle Martino. The Undateable star had called time on her relationship with the former soccer star after eight years of marriage. At the time, the couple released a joint statement explaining the decision. Advertisement 'After a lot of thoughtful consideration, and work on our relationship, we have made the difficult decision to lovingly part ways as a couple,' it said. 'We are committed to, and excited about, raising our three beautiful children as close friends and deep partners, and we have the utmost respect for one another.' Eva has since married her now-husband Ian. 6 Eva shared the struggles of holding a hair dryer Advertisement
The Irish Sun
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Nepo baby reveals results of surgery after cruel trolls slammed her ‘scandalous' dress – guess her Hollywood A-list mum?
A NEPO baby has revealed the results of their surgery, after cruel trolls slammed her for her 'scandalous' dress. Eva Amurri, 39, is the daughter of a very famous actress, and she came under fire in summer of last year for her by trolls who Advertisement 6 A nepo baby has revealed the results of their surgery, after cruel trolls slammed her for her 'scandalous' dress 6 Cruel trolls slammed her for her 'scandalous' dress 6 Eva got candid with fans about the aftermath of the surgery 6 She revealed her bruising as she recovered Screen star and influencer Eva tied the knot with her chef fiance Ian Hock in a New York ceremony. Eva wore a stunning vintage bandeau dress with a low-cut neckline that showed off her figure. The figure-hugging corset design of the top showed off her figure while th flowing skirt skimmed her ankles. Yet some cruel keyboard bullies came out in force, criticising what they deemed to be the revealing nature of the gown. Advertisement Read More on Susan Sarandon One simply quizzed: "The dress… why???" as a second posted: "Beautiful bride, not crazy about the lingerie, I mean bridal gown." Eva, who is the daughter of Susan Sarandon, has now revealed that she's had breast reduction surgery. Sharing a mirror selfie in her bandages, Eva captioned her post: 'BRB, in my chrysalis.' She then went on to detail everything about the recovery. Advertisement Most read in Celebrity Live Blog Breaking Live Blog In one photo, she said that sleeping has been the 'worst part' of recovery, and shared a photo of a cosy chair she'd bought. Eva added: 'I bought a wedge for my bed and a neck pillow, and now I'm on to a pregnancy pillow and I still didn't sleep last night.' Meet Susan Sarandon's children Eva, John and Miles She also said that she can't work out for six weeks but her surgeon wants her 'walking and moving every day.' Eva told fans she'd been treating herself to blow dries after struggling with lifting her arms to hold a hairdryer. Advertisement And she posted a photo of some bruising on her body, and penned: 'Apparently, random bruising can show up during the healing process. 'It's been strange to see my body bruised and recovering from trauma.' The star has been open with her 227,000 Instagram followers, sharing regular updates about her recovery. Eva is Academy Award winner Susan's daughter from her past relationship with Franco Amurri. Advertisement Her siblings Jack and Miles are from the Blue Beetle actress' former marriage to her second ex-husband Tim Robbins. Back in 2020, Eva welcomed her third child with estranged husband Kyle Martino. The Undateable star had called time on her relationship with the former soccer star after eight years of marriage. At the time, the couple released a joint statement explaining the decision. Advertisement 'After a lot of thoughtful consideration, and work on our relationship, we have made the difficult decision to lovingly part ways as a couple,' it said. 'We are committed to, and excited about, raising our three beautiful children as close friends and deep partners, and we have the utmost respect for one another.' Eva has since married her now-husband Ian. 6 Eva shared the struggles of holding a hair dryer Advertisement 6 Eva is Susan's child with ex Franco Amurri
The Sun
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Nepo baby reveals results of surgery after cruel trolls slammed her ‘scandalous' dress – guess her Hollywood A-list mum?
A NEPO baby has revealed the results of their surgery, after cruel trolls slammed her for her 'scandalous' dress. Eva Amurri, 39, is the daughter of a very famous actress, and she came under fire in summer of last year for her by trolls who told her to "put away her boobs" on her wedding day. 6 6 6 6 Screen star and influencer Eva tied the knot with her chef fiance Ian Hock in a New York ceremony. Eva wore a stunning vintage bandeau dress with a low-cut neckline that showed off her figure. The figure-hugging corset design of the top showed off her figure while th flowing skirt skimmed her ankles. Yet some cruel keyboard bullies came out in force, criticising what they deemed to be the revealing nature of the gown. One simply quizzed: "The dress… why???" as a second posted: "Beautiful bride, not crazy about the lingerie, I mean bridal gown." Eva, who is the daughter of Susan Sarandon, has now revealed that she's had breast reduction surgery. Sharing a mirror selfie in her bandages, Eva captioned her post: 'BRB, in my chrysalis.' She then went on to detail everything about the recovery. In one photo, she said that sleeping has been the 'worst part' of recovery, and shared a photo of a cosy chair she'd bought. Eva added: 'I bought a wedge for my bed and a neck pillow, and now I'm on to a pregnancy pillow and I still didn't sleep last night.' Meet Susan Sarandon's children Eva, John and Miles She also said that she can't work out for six weeks but her surgeon wants her 'walking and moving every day.' Eva told fans she'd been treating herself to blow dries after struggling with lifting her arms to hold a hairdryer. And she posted a photo of some bruising on her body, and penned: 'Apparently, random bruising can show up during the healing process. 'It's been strange to see my body bruised and recovering from trauma.' The star has been open with her 227,000 Instagram followers, sharing regular updates about her recovery. Eva is Academy Award winner Susan's daughter from her past relationship with Franco Amurri. Her siblings Jack and Miles are from the Blue Beetle actress' former marriage to her second ex-husband Tim Robbins. Back in 2020, Eva welcomed her third child with estranged husband Kyle Martino. The Undateable star had called time on her relationship with the former soccer star after eight years of marriage. At the time, the couple released a joint statement explaining the decision. 'After a lot of thoughtful consideration, and work on our relationship, we have made the difficult decision to lovingly part ways as a couple,' it said. 'We are committed to, and excited about, raising our three beautiful children as close friends and deep partners, and we have the utmost respect for one another.' Eva has since married her now-husband Ian. 6
Yahoo
04-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Hollywood Ditches DEI to Avoid Donald Trump's Wrath
In 2023, Warner Bros. Discovery launched its 'Diversity Digest,' a quarterly update on the company's DEI efforts. The first installment highlighted Latino representation in 'Blue Beetle' and home renovation show 'Rico to the Rescue.' But after regular updates in 2024, the digest went silent after the election of President Trump. Last week, the feature was dropped from the company's DEI page, along with WBD's commitments to equity and diversity outreach, as the company narrowed its focus to 'inclusion.' The move came as Trump has sought to stamp out DEI programs at the federal level and threatened civil and criminal investigations of private companies. Last month, the Federal Communications Commission opened an investigation of Comcast, the parent of NBCUniversal — and MSNBC — for possibly pursuing 'invidious forms of discrimination' under the banner of DEI. More from Variety 'Moana 2' to Release on Disney+ This Month Disney Drops New Collectors Edition 'Snow White' Dolls Ahead of Live Action Remake Disney Hires Former Warner Bros. Executive Andrew Cripps as Head of Theatrical Distribution 'Bullying is causing a lot of companies to reassess,' says Vernā Myers, former head of inclusion at Netflix. 'Most smart companies are just trying to figure out how far this is going to go. They're trying to stay out of the crosshairs.' For its part, a spokesperson for Comcast said the company will cooperate with the FCC to answer their questions, adding, 'for decades, our company has been built on a foundation of integrity and respect for all of our employees and customers.' But the Comcast experience isn't one other media conglomerates want to repeat. Among the companies changing their approach to DEI are The Walt Disney Co., which recently announced that it was ending 'Reimagine Tomorrow,' an initiative intended to promote stories from underrepresented communities. And it's not alone. Amazon and, just last week, Paramount and WBD walked back programs that embedded DEI in hiring and promotion practices. Disney has played an outsize role in the culture wars, so its decision was particularly thrilling for conservatives. America First Legal, which has launched numerous efforts to challenge corporate DEI policies, hailed the move as a major victory. 'Disney has finally backed down after years of treating people differently based on characteristics like race and sex,' says Will Scolinos, counsel for the organization. For supporters of DEI policies, it was hard to tell if Disney was truly rolling back its efforts or just trying to lay low. Either way, it's clear that the political climate has shifted. At the recent NAACP Awards, the crowd was still reeling from Trump's victory. Kamala Harris stopped by to offer encouragement, saying, 'This chapter will be written not simply by whoever occupies the Oval Office. The American story will be written by you, written by us — by we the people.' At the Pasadena Civic Auditorium where the awards ceremony was held, a sense of resolve was tempered with anxiety that the entertainment industry is caving to political pressure. 'Now it's like, 'What are we going to do?'' Laverne Cox, the star of 'Orange is the New Black.' 'Our representatives basically have told us and are showing us that they're working to enrich themselves and corporations, and they can give an F about us.' For now, Trump is in charge and exerting his power and influence. In the face of federal probes and potential penalties, experts believe the entertainment industry will continue to dial down explicit efforts to diversify its workforce in favor of vaguer goals of promoting inclusivity. 'If companies say they are just making sure that everyone has an even playing field, that's probably OK because the law of the land is you cannot discriminate,' says Jared Slater, a partner at Ervin Cohen & Jessup specializing in labor law. 'If they talk about having a certain percentage of minority talent working on movies or in their executive ranks, they're going to have difficulties.' Some initiatives are mandated by union contracts, such as the Television Director Development Programs, which were secured by the Directors Guild of America. But other efforts may prove fleeting. Even before Trump retook power, several high-profile DEI executives left studios in 2023. The inclusion rider, a contractual tool allowing top talent to ensure greater diversity in productions, never drew much buy-in. Only a handful of creatives, such as Michael B. Jordan and Brie Larson, invoked the provision. Some fear the trend away from DEI will accelerate now that Trump has turned it into a dirty word. 'There's going to be a lot of self-censorship,' predicts Joslyn Barnes, a producer and writer on 'Nickel Boys.' 'We're already seeing that — people going to kiss the ring, so to speak.' Others are confident that companies will continue to recognize that diversity and inclusion are in their long-term interests. 'It's almost impossible for entertainment companies to withdraw holistically from the work of diversity, equity and inclusion,' Myers says. 'There's no way you're going to compete without creating the kind of authentic programming where people feel reflected.' Stacy Smith of USC's Annenberg Inclusion Initiative agrees, saying companies have bigger problems than the chaos in Washington: 'It's the audience that the C-suite should fear the most.' Jenny Maas and Michael Schneider contributed to this report. Best of Variety What's Coming to Disney+ in March 2025 What's Coming to Netflix in March 2025 New Movies Out Now in Theaters: What to See This Week
Yahoo
05-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
After years of development hell, a Just Cause movie is finally moving forward – with Nobody 2, John Wick, and DC talent all involved
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. A Just Cause movie has been a long time in coming. An attempt to get the open world video game adapted for the big screen in 2019 came and went and, last year, things had gotten moving again under a different behind-the-scenes team. Now, it looks like Rico Rodriguez is finally about to grapple hook his way into cinemas – and not a moment too soon. As per The Wrap, Jack Ryan and Nobody 2 writer Aaron Rabin is penning the script for Just Cause, which already has Blue Beetle director Ángel Manuel Soto on board. There has been nothing announced in the way of casting, release date, or plot just yet, but we'd expect the upcoming title to draw heavily from the video game franchise. In the series, which currently consists of four games, Rico Rodriguez frequently finds himself toppling dictators and oppressive regimes with his own inimitable hard-hitting, high-flying style. There are action chops aplenty on the producing side of things, too, as 87North's David Leitch, who directed Bullet Train and co-directed the first John Wick movie, is part of the project alongside partner Kelly McCormick. Rabin's next project Nobody 2, starring Bob Odenkirk, is set to release in cinemas on August 15. The cast also features Connie Nielsen, RZA, Sharon Stone, and a returning Christopher Lloyd. For more, check out the upcoming video game movies heading your way very soon. Then dive into the list of new PS5 games and new Xbox Series X games releasing in 2025 and beyond.
