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Sandra Bullock Would Like To Preach AI, Too

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | April 18, 2026

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Almost directly on the heels of Reese Witherspoon’s AI endorsement, Sandra Bullock has also come out in support of the controversial technology. Granted, Bullock wasn’t as gung-ho as Witherspoon, she did say that Hollywood shouldn’t be afraid to “lean into it.” Here’s the thing, she might not be wrong. AI is wildly over-hyped on both ends of the spectrums. It’s failing at large chunks of what it was marketed to do, and that’s a good thing especially for writers and artists. It’s also not drinking entire lakes just to run one prompt. It’s a Silicon Valley fad that does have more staying power than NFTs, which were blatantly a grift, but we are witnessing the inevitable burst if not slow leak of a bubble. (Variety)

Connor Storrie shows restraint for Tiffany. (Lainey Gossip)

In-N-Out CEO explains why it will never expand to the east coast. (Celebitchy)

Republicans want to make teen pregnancy great again. (Wonkette)

Pedro Pascal didn’t know he was dancing in Bad Bunny’s halftime show until he was marched out onto the field. (THR)

John Oliver did not hold back his thoughts on the royal family. (Page Six)

We already have a live-action Fern Gully? It’s called Avatar. (Vulture)

Charlie Cox played Expedition 33, everybody. Get off his back! (Kotaku)

This happened yesterday, and I’m not seeing any UFO files, are you? (Mediaite)

Congrats to Natalie Portman. (PEOPLE)

And congrats to Scooter Braun, who can now openly brag about Sydney Sweeney. (Daily Beast)

From Roxana: Hell yeah, let’s indoctrinate those kids!