Wesley Crusher Just Called The Rock a Coward (and He's Right)

After The Rock made it clear that he’s not willing to alienate a subset of his audience again, even if the fate of the country is in the balance, Wil Wheaton correctly read him for filth. (EW)

Shania Twain is going back to her Ontario roots. (Lainey Gossip)

Kate Gosselin claims she can’t sue her son Collin for defamation because she’s a public figure, but I’m guessing it’s because she doesn’t want any of this to play out in court. (Celebitchy)

*rubs temples, sighs* What did Ezra Klein do now? (Wonkette)

From Roxana: Five years after Anthony Broadwater was belatedly cleared for the assault of Alice Sebold, the questions of how he came to be wrongly convicted have only deepened. (ProPublica)

Tom Hardy is officially coming back for MobLand Season 3. (Variety)

Olivia Wilde’s real last name isn’t pronounced the way you think it is. (Page Six)

Blake Lively is hitting Justin Baldoni with $8 million in legal fees. (Deadline)

Dave Portnoy can’t even commit to this stunt because he knows he’ll lose. (Mediaite)

Cara Delevingne admits she was “entangled” with Amber Heard. (The Cut)

It really is true: All the worst people are celebrating Supergirl’s demise. (Daily Beast)

Happy Canada Day! Stegolily loved the music-centric fairytale, The River has Roots. “[Canadian] Amal El-Mohtar’s writing hugs the line between poetry and prose, and results in a truly delicious reading experience.” Whose writing do you revel in? (Cannonball Read 18)

From Andrew:

I love this clip. It's fun to think about a time when people didn't know how to pronounce "Quentin Tarantino"

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— josh (oldfriend99) (@oldfriend99.bsky.social) June 30, 2026 at 4:23 PM