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TheUSmilitaryhas released avideoshowing a helicopter crew redirecting a ship amidDonald Trump’sStrait of Hormuzblockade.

Footage shared by theUS Central Commandon Monday (20 April) shows a crew member communicating with a ship attempting to enter an area of blockade, warning that the blockade on Iranian ports will be enforced against all ships “regardless of flag”.

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He added: “Any vessel will further intent to enter or exit An Iranian port will be subject to the right of visit and search in accordance with international law.

“If you attempt to run the blockade, we will compel compliance with force.”

CENTCOM says US forces have directed 27 vessels to turn around or return to an Iranian port.

Blackpink memberLisanever fails to impress with her bold fashion flair, and she did the same with a bodysuit look at Coachella. The K-pop singer wore an ethereal custom dress by Iris van Herpen and made a bold fashion statement. The metallicbodysuitin a silver tone had an armor-like design with spike-like extensions around the shoulders and chest. The overall look gave off perfect futuristic vibes and was truly unique.

Blackpink’s Lisa wows fans in a striking bodysuit for Coachella performance

Take a look at Blackpink member Lisa’s photos in a striking bodysuit for Coachella:

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Lisamade heads turn at Coachella in a look by Iris van Herpen. The sheer bodysuit hugged her perfectly and had a flattering silhouette. The most standout elements were the sharp spike-like extensions that covered her shoulder and chest area, making the piece truly stand out.

Moreover, the cape at the back shifted between smoky tones and shimmered under the light. The lightweight fabric and the translucent design created a perfect contrast against the pale silver bodysuit. Lisa completed the ensemble with tall silver boots. Her photos were shared by @XFashion on X. Fans adored her look, with many people saying she looked “captivating” and like a “real angel.”

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Mariska Hargitay honored her late mother, Jayne Mansfield, on what would have been her 93rd birthday on Sunday, April 19

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• Mansfield was a 1950s and ’60s Hollywood icon who shared three children with actor Mickey Hargitay

• Mariska’s documentary My Mom Jayne explores her mother’s life and premiered on Max in June 2025

Mariska Hargitayis remembering her late mom, Jayne Mansfield, on her posthumous 93rd birthday.

On Sunday, April 19, Hargitay, 62, shared a black-and-white image of her mother being held aloft on what appears to be a film set onInstagram.

“Happy Heavenly Birthday mama Jayne✨💕💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗,” the actress, who has playedOlivia Benson on NBC'sLaw & Order: Special Victims Unitfor 27 seasons, captioned the throwback shot.

Hollywood icon Mansfielddied in 1967 at age 34 in a car accident. She sharedthree children— Mariska, Miklós and Zoltan — with bodybuilder-turned-actorMickey Hargitay.

Mansfield was aHollywood bombshellin the 1950s and ‘60s. She met Hungarian-born Mr. Universe winner Mickey Hargitay at the height of her career, and they married in 1958. Mickey then became a star in his own right, appearing in movies alongside Jayne, includingWill Success Spoil Rock Hunter?andThe Loves of Hercules.

Mariska has often said that her mother’s death at such a young age shaped her deeply. “The way I’ve lived with loss is to lean into it. As the saying goes, theonly way out is through,” she told PEOPLE in 2018. “I’m not saying it’s easy, and it certainly hasn’t been for me. There’s been a lot of darkness. But on the other side things can be so bright.”

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She has also touched on the fact that she sees a lot of her mother in herself. “Someone once said about [remembering] my mother: ‘All you have to do is look in the mirror,’ ” she added.

In April 2025, Mariskaannounced a new documentary about her mother's life,My Mom Jayne,which premiered on Max last June.

"This movie is alabor of love and longing. It’s a search for the mother I never knew, an integration of a part of myself I’d never owned, and a reclaiming of my mother’s story and my own truth," the actress said of the documentary in a press release. "I’ve always believed there is strength in vulnerability, and the process of making this film has confirmed that belief like never before.”

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Mickey, meanwhile, died in 2006 after a long illness, and Mariska has credited him with teaching her perseverance, particularly with regard to her career.

“I could have quit a million times, but my dad drilled into me that our family doesn’t quit,” Mariska toldParadein 2019 of her career before landing her breakout role onLaw & Order: SVU.“So if you don’t get it, it means you’re not ready and you have to get up and try again.”

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Pedro Pascalis not one to miss a party — especially if it's happening during theSuper Bowl.

TheFantastic Four: First Stepsstar shared in an interview withFantastic Manmagazinehow he manifested hissurprise appearanceduringBad Bunny's big halftime performance during Super Bowl LX.

"I wanted to participate in any way – literally a volunteer position, like serving coffee if needed – and I put the feelers out through people I work with," Pascal said. "When it comes to representation synchronized with celebration there’s no one better than Benito at the moment, and that fills me with inspiration outside of just being super into his music."

TheLast of Usstar revealed he didn't hear back right away, but a follow-up email that included "a selfie of me sticking my tongue out" got the necessary attention for Pascal to be included in the memorable halftime performance.

Pascal ended up partying alongside other notable celebs of Latin descent, including rapperCardi B, Colombian pop star Karol G, Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko, andJessica Alba. If he looked a bit out of sorts, theMandalorianstar says it was because he realized last minute that he'd be placed in Bad Bunny's "La Casita," a focal point of the singer's performance.

"We’re up in the stands watching the game and somebody pulls me from my seat and takes me backstage and then there’s Cardi B and there’s Young Miko and Karol G and Jessica Alba," Pascal recounted.

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"They do a wardrobe check and then they tell me, ‘OK, so the vibe is: you’re dancing.’ I started to realize right before they started, and I was like, ‘It’s the Casita. I’m such a f--king idiot. Oh my god, I’m going to be in the Casita,’ as I was being marched out into the field. So I think that’s why I seemed like a deer in headlights," he added.

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Pascal wasn't the only megastar Bad Bunny included as part of his highly anticipated Super Bowl debut. He also brought back returning proLady Gaga, who headlined the Super Bowl LI halftime show back in 2017, as well as "Livin' La Vida Loca" singerRicky Martin.

Martin performed a snippet of Bad Bunny's new "Hawaii Song," while Gaga sang a salsa-fied version of her 2025 chart-topper "Die With a Smile."

The 13-minute-long performance at Levi’s Stadium also included heartwarming moments such as areal wedding ceremonyand reception and the "DtMF" singer presenting one of his most recent Grammy Awards to a young boy who appeared to be playing a younger version of himself.

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Maren Morris shared a TikTok video on Wednesday, April 15, about her "bisexual journey"

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• Morris came out as bisexual in 2024, a year after her divorce from her ex-husband Ryan Hurd

• She called her first experience dating a woman "borderline extortion" and "pretty f----d up"

Maren Morrisis opening up about her first experience dating a woman.

Morris, 36, came out as bisexual in 2024, a year after her divorce from ex-husband Ryan Hurd. In a newTikTokvideo shared on Wednesday, April 15, "The Bones" singer responded to a person's comment about her "bisexual journey," which she described as "pretty short."

The country singer explained that she was "briefly" seeing a woman who she told she was "not looking for anything serious," noting that she was "at a point in my life right now where just I don’t have that to give."

When the woman agreed to keep it casual, Morris continued seeing her, but added that "it was clear the woman was looking for different things.

"And y’all I’m not kidding, within three weeks of this completely falling apart, it was lies, threats to my reputation, and borderline extortion," Morris said in the video. "It was pretty f----d up."

"And for that to be my first experience, is just so depressing, and I was just like, I think I’m just really cool being alone," Morris reflected.

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She then explained that she spoke to her lesbian friends about the relationship, which she says they described as "very normal."

"When you start seeing women, and one is going to like, almost ruin your life, like we’ve all been there," Morris said of her friends' advice. "You just have to like, push through. Is that a thing?" she asked her followers at the conclusion of the video.

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In October 2023, the "My Church" singer-songwriterfiled for a dissolution of marriagefrom Hurd, citing irreconcilable differences. The former couple (whoshare son Hayes, 6)finalized the divorcethree months later in January 2024.

Morris has long been an outspoken advocate for the LBGTQ+ community. In a June 2023interview withBillboard, she opened up about themore than 450 anti-LGBTQ+ billsthat were being considered at the U.S. government state levels.

"The fact is, they don't have solutions for actual problems — this is their niche thing that they get to go off on," she said at the time of politicians pushing anti-drag legislation.

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