Ben Affleck & Matt Damon Sued by Cops Who Inspired 'The Rip'

Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and Netflix are all being sued by two Miami police officers whose 2016 bust was reportedly the inspiration for The Rip. A movie that almost everyone forgot about, and frankly, the headline here is that someone actually watched it. Why? How does something like that happen? (The Wrap)

Pedro Pascal is warming up. (Lainey Gossip)

Gwyneth, are you not a super rich white lady? (Celebitchy)

Speaking of lawsuits, Gavin Newsom has the green light to go after Fox Nows. (Wonkette)

Julie K. Brown won a Pulitzer eight years after her exposé into the president’s best friend. She has thoughts. (Rolling Stone)

Tatiana Maslany legitimately talked about returning as She-Hulk. It’s not a comedy podcast this time. I didn’t believe it myself. (ScreenRant)

This White House going after Luke Skywalker is a little on the nose, don’t you think? (Variety)

Lorde’s mom would like Lena Dunham to stop talking. (Daily Beast)

The Deathstroke and Bane movie is apparently still happening at DC Studios and may have locked down its director. (Deadline)

It’s official. GameStop is out of its mind. (Kotaku)

Heidi Klum, you are 40 feet taller than Anna Wintour. Don’t let her boss you around. (Page Six)

Nothing can prepare you for who's singing this National Anthem

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