Mila Kunis recently had lunch with Fantastic Four director Matt Shakman, which sparked all kinds of rumors that she’s been cast in the MCU film. However, Kunis is already shooting down those rumors, but she did reveal that she knows who is in the movie. Obviously, Kunis didn’t drop any names, but golly gee, who is that with her in the header photo that was taken not even two weeks ago? Hmm… (THR)

Glen Powell’s team seems worried about the Sydney Sweeney rumors. (Lainey Gossip)

Everyone immediately assumed Matthew Lawrence is talking about Bryan Singer, right? Ok, good. Just checking. (Dlisted)

Emma Thompson: “Romantic love is a myth.” (Celebitchy)

Andrew wrote “Shakespearean” adaptations of A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back for The Random Access Theater Company’s Drunk Texts series. Staged readings of the shows will be performed on Thursday, May 4th and Friday, May 5th at The Kraine Theater in NYC, complete with puppets, lightsabers, and drinking games! Come on May 4th to see Andrew in a Han Solo wig! (Random Access Theatre)

From Jen: The Beyhive is going to storm the IRS offices. (ET)

From Roxana: This was a very necessary and very depressing read: Why are TV writers so miserable? (New Yorker)

Kayleigh dived into the very ’80s world of Tony Scott’s lesbian vampire movie, The Hunger, for its 40th anniversary. (Paste)

From Chris: If her new album That! Feels Good! doesn’t prove to you that Jessie Ware is mother, I don’t know what will. (YouTube)

From Claude: Christoph Waltz absolutely destroying readers for asking bad questions is pretty great. (The Guardian)

From Seth: I didn’t know Alexa could actually do this. (TikTok)

Though she hated the whole process, Melina read all of The People Next Door. “The best part of the book was that the dog is a hero!!! The worst part of the book was that I read it.” Do you finish a book even though you don’t like it? (Cannonball Read 15)