Jenna Ortega, the 23-year-old star and producer of Wednesday, wore a delicate ivory slip dress made of silk and lace for her recent appearance. The dress, from Christian Cowan’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, was paired with grey stockings and high black peep-toe heels, all chosen by her stylist, Enrique Melendez.
Close friends were seen walking through the city, talking and laughing as they strolled along a softly lit path.
In the final season of Yellowstone, Kevin Costner’s character, John, was killed as part of a planned murder.
The reality TV personality was on the popular Channel Nine show in 2018, and was matched with Dean Wells, 47, who was often portrayed as the show’s antagonist.
The In Memoriam segment featured a surprisingly long list of beloved stars who had passed away, and many viewers were struck by how many prominent actors we’ve lost this year.
The actor accepted the award for best actress in a comedy series on behalf of the recently deceased star, describing it as a bittersweet moment.
During Friday’s appearance on the ABC talk show, the 48-year-old host shared that her most memorable intimate location was ‘anywhere on vacation’ with her husband, Max, explaining they have young children.
The 75-year-old actor is missing the ceremony, previously called the SAG Awards, held at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall in Los Angeles. He’s still mourning the sudden loss of his daughter, Katherine, who passed away on February 23rd at the age of 42.
The season finale initially hinted at a brighter future for the friendship between Harper and Yasmin, and for the show itself. But realistically, it was unlikely that these two characters, so deeply entrenched in a cutthroat world, would find lasting peace together. The finale quickly dismissed that idea, portraying their seemingly perfect night as a fleeting moment of connection. They briefly aligned, only to ultimately pursue separate paths. While Yasmin’s disturbing transformation is notable, the more compelling development is Harper’s potential shift towards becoming a more ethical person. In a show often defined by cynicism, it’s surprisingly hopeful to see the suggestion that people can change—and improve.
After her marriage to wealthy Henry Muck and her business deal with the dishonest company Tender both fell apart, Yasmin is left trying to rebuild her life and figure out her next move. The finale reveals her secret to climbing the social ladder: she’s been arranging for young women to connect with – and be exploited by – a series of questionable guests at exclusive dinner parties, and secretly recording those encounters. Even though Harper strongly objects to Yasmin associating with Nazis and taking advantage of young girls, Yasmin believes this is now her true purpose.