Austin Butler and Emily Ratajkowski Get Drinks Together in N.Y.C.New Foto - Austin Butler and Emily Ratajkowski Get Drinks Together in N.Y.C.

Dia Dipasupil/FilmMagic;Lyvans Boolaky/WireImage Austin Butler and Emily Ratajkowski have been spotted out and about together The pair were photographed chatting over drinks at a bar in N.Y.C.'s West Village on Friday, Sept. 5 Butler was most recently linked to Kaia Gerber, while Ratajkowski split from her ex-husband Sebastian Bear-McClard in 2022 Austin ButlerandEmily Ratajkowskihave been spotted out together. In photos obtained byTMZ, theCaught Stealingactor, 34, and supermodel, 34, could be seen spending time together over drinks in New York City, on Friday, Sept. 5. Photos showed the pair seated in a booth at the West Village's Waverly Inn. Both of them kept things casual, as Butler could be seen rocking a plain white T-shirt and Ratajkowski wore a dark colored strapless top as they sipped on cocktails and chatted. At one point, Butler reportedly put his arm around the model's shoulders, according to TMZ. Karwai Tang/WireImage Related:https://people-app.onelink.me/HNIa/kz7l4cuf Butler and Ratajkowski were most recentlyphotographedtogether at an afterparty for the N.Y.C. premiere of Butler's new movieCaught Stealing. In a photographer's Instagram post from the event, Butler, alongside his costars in the film includingZoë Kravitz,Matt Smith,Bad Bunnyand directorDarren Aronofsky, could be seen dancing in celebration of the crime thriller's release. Ratajkowski appeared in the background of one photo, seemingly chatting with Butler. Representatives for Butler and Ratajkowski did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Butler was previously in a relationship withKaia Gerber; they split in 2024 after three years of dating.TMZwas the first to report the news, stating that the couple ended their relationship near the end of 2024. Sources told the outlet that "the relationship just simply ran its course." Butler previously datedHigh School MusicalstarVanessa Hudgensfor eight yearsbefore their split in January 2020. As for Ratajkowski, she split from her husband, actor and producerSebastian Bear-McClard, in 2022 after they secretly tied the knot in 2018. The couple share one son, 4-year-oldSylvester Apollo Bear. In a May 2023 interview withHommeGirlsmagazine, Ratajkowski shared what it felt like to be "single" for the "first time" in her life following her split from Bear-McClard in 2022. "I'm proud of myself. Younger version of myself would have prob settled for some mid dude just to have a [boyfriend]. Glad I'm not in that era anymore," she said. The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! On connecting with new people she added: "I'm really open to meeting people whatever way! But I do think mutuals is always a nice way to vet people." Since parting ways with Bear-McClard, Ratajkowski has beenlinked toBrad Pitt,Pete Davidson, Eric André,Harry Stylesand country singerShaboozey, whom she wasrumored to be datinglast year. Read the original article onPeople

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Austin Butler and Emily Ratajkowski Get Drinks Together in N.Y.C.

Austin Butler and Emily Ratajkowski Get Drinks Together in N.Y.C. Dia Dipasupil/FilmMagic;Lyvans Boolaky/WireImage Austin Butler and Emily R...
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"SNL" Alum Kate McKinnon Reveals She Was Diagnosed With Geographic Tongue: 'It's Gross' (Exclusive)

Bryan Adams/Searchlight Pictures Leave it toKate McKinnonto have a little fun with a benign medical diagnosis. TheSNLalum, 41, who is featured in this week's One Last Thing, was asked about the last screenshot or picture she took on her phone. "I took a photo of my tongue and sent it to an actor friend of mine," she says. "We both have the same medical condition. It's called geographic tongue. Your tongue sheds in patches and looks like an atlas, hence the name 'geographic tongue.'" Jason Mendez/Getty for Searchlight Pictures According to Mayo Clinic,geographic tongueis an inflammatory but harmless condition affecting the surface of the tongue. Patches on the tongue are missing papillae, which are tiny, pinkish-white bumps, and look like a map. They often appear in one area and then move to a different part of the tongue. "It's gross," McKinnon adds. "We brag about how geographic we are on any given day. Maybe I shouldn't be saying this in a magazine." Related:Kate McKinnon Is Ready for the 'Adventures to Continue' in Sequel to Bestselling Children's Mystery Novel — See the Cover! (Exclusive) The actress, who is releasing her children's book,Secrets of the Purple Pearl, the second in her seriesThe Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Science,and stars in the movieThe Roses, shared more with PEOPLE for One Last Thing: Last obsessionI am obsessed with the lifestyle vlog of a family in the mountains of Azerbaijan who grow and prepare copious amounts of gorgeous food. There is no dialogue. The mother, Aziza, has these big hands and these giant enamel bowls and she'll just punch out a batch of dough for 80 meat pies. She pickles 100 pounds of cucumbers with the ease that most people chew gum. Her rolling pin is five feet long. I'm not sure who's eating all the meat pies. Hachette Book Group Last life hack I learnedYou can lacto-fermentanyvegetable by putting them in a big clean jar with water to cover and then you weigh all that and subtract the weight of the jar, and then multiply that by .035 and then add that amount of salt (by weight), shake it up and let it sit for 7 days. I've been fermenting. Aziza made me do it! Last DIY projectI put up these faux-beams on my bedroom ceiling. I sourced the wood and cut it and oiled it and treated it for bugs and installed it and fixed it and it took methree years. But the skills I gained will last a lifetime. Iloveskills. Related:Meryl Streep Breaks Character DuringSNLDebut in Hilarious 'Close Encounter' Sketch with Kate McKinnon Last thing I took from a setI was given—I didn't steal—a chess piece from theBarbieset. The set and prop designers forBarbiewere the most incredible artists and artisans and the stuff they made to fill out the world of the Dreamhouse and the Weird Barbie house really should be in a museum. They made a full chess set with these chess pieces in Weird Barbie aesthetic and they were so magical, and I was given, I want say it was a bishop? Tough to tell. Mattel; Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures Last impulse purchaseI just bought a portable band saw that electricians and plumbers use to cut metal-threaded rod, copper pipe, etc. Whenever I have to cut metal I'm sweating and grunting with a hacksaw. I've wanted one for about a year and I woke up today and I was like, "Today's the day." Last moment of prideI've been doing a lot of audio recording lately with my sister Emily Lynne. We're recording a scripted series for Audible that we wrote and we also just recorded the audiobook of my second novel for children. She's so brilliant and so kind and we are so in sync and I'm just so grateful that the person I would choose out of 8 billion people to be my sister happens to be my sister. Arturo Holmes/Getty Last time I was starstruckI met Jesse Palmer at theSNL50thAnniversary Special. I am always so starstruck anytime I meet someone from theBacheloruniverse. I think I would be most starstruck if I met someone from the HGTV universe. If I met Aziza I would fall at her feet. Secrets of the Purple Pearl,the second book inThe Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Scienceseries will hit bookshelves on Sept. 30. The Rosesis now in theaters. Read the original article onPeople

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September 06, 2025

“SNL” Alum Kate McKinnon Reveals She Was Diagnosed With Geographic Tongue: 'It's Gross' (Exclusive)

"SNL" Alum Kate McKinnon Reveals She Was Diagnosed With Geographic Tongue: 'It's Gross' (Exclusive) Bryan Adams/Search...
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Jerry O'Connell recalls advice from River Phoenix's family during "Stand by Me": 'They're the kindest'

Columbia Pictures Jerry O'Connellrecently recalled the support he received from his lateStand by MecostarRiver Phoenixand his family. In a recent episode ofBurtcast, the actor said that Phoenix was one of the "most talented, most beautiful" people he knew. O'Connell said Phoenix's mother advised his parents on getting him an agent following the success ofStand by Me. "She was like, 'Hey, Linda. This movie's a hit. You got to get an agent. This is what's got to happen,'" he said. "That's when I got an agent and everything, but it was so funny." O'Connell and his own family were inexperienced with show business. The TV host's father had initially believed thatStand by Mewould never get released. The patriarch had seen other people create and fail to release films in the past. "It's behind you," O'Connell remembered his father saying. "It was a fun experience. Now, we get back to real life. Okay. I don't want to hear about it ever again." TheSlidersactor proved his dad wrong, asStand by Mebecame a hit among critics and at the box office. It has become a classic in the coming-of-age genre. Columbia Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection Want more movie news? Sign up forEntertainment Weekly's free newsletterto get the latest trailers, celebrity interviews, film reviews, and more. TheKangaroo Jackstar said he had grown up distrusting of people because of the environment he was raised in. However, the Phoenix family had immediately let him in. "I have a real bond with all the Phoenixes, all of them, because they're the kindest family," O'Connell said. River Phoenix died of a drug overdose at the age of 23 on Oct. 31, 1993. Even during his short life, he racked up numerous accomplishments, including an Academy Award nomination for his role in 1988'sRunning on Empty. Listen to the full Burtcast with Jerry O'Connell below. Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly

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September 06, 2025

Jerry O'Connell recalls advice from River Phoenix's family during “Stand by Me”: 'They're the kindest'

Jerry O'Connell recalls advice from River Phoenix's family during "Stand by Me": 'They're the kindest' Columbi...
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Washington, DC, residents protest against Trump's troop deployment to the cityNew Foto - Washington, DC, residents protest against Trump's troop deployment to the city

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Several thousand protesters marched in Washington, D.C., on Saturday to demand that U.S. President Donald Trump end the deployment of National Guard troops patrolling the capital city's streets. With Trump vowing crackdowns in other Democratic-led cities as well, he appeared to threaten Chicago with migrant deportations in a social media post with an image that parodied the 1979 Vietnam war movie "Apocalypse Now." Protesters at the "We Are All D.C." march, including undocumented immigrants and supporters of Palestinian statehood, chanted slogans denouncing Trump and carried posters, some of which read, "Trump must go now," "Free DC" and "Resist Tyranny." "I'm here to protest the occupation of D.C.," said Alex Laufer. "We're opposing the authoritarian regime, and we need to get the federal police and the National Guard off our streets." Claiming that crime was blighting the city, Trump deployed the troops last month to "re-establish law, order, and public safety." Trump also placed the capital district's Metropolitan Police Department under direct federal control and sent federal law enforcement personnel, including members of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement, to police the city's streets, moves critics have decried as federal overreach. Justice Department data showed violent crime in 2024 hit a 30-year low in Washington, a self-governing federal district under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Congress. The National Guard serves as a militia that answers to the governors of the 50 states except when called into federal service. The D.C. National Guard reports directly to the president. Trump said on Tuesday that he would also deploy National Guard troops to fight crime in Chicago, an extraordinary effort to militarize the country's third-largest city that was likely to trigger a legal battle with local officials. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker said after Trump spoke that he had learned from reporters that the administration has "gathered ICE agents and military vehicles, and that there are more ICE agents that are on the way." "What they're trying to do in D.C. is what they're trying to do with other dictatorships," said Casey, who declined to give his last name. "They're testing D.C., and if people tolerate it enough, they're gonna do it to more and more areas. So we have to stop it while we still can." More than 2,000 troops, including from six Republican-led states, are patrolling the city. It is unclear when their mission will end, though the Army this week extended orders for the D.C. National Guard through November 30. WASHINGTON FILES SUIT Washington, D.C., Attorney General Brian Schwalb filed a lawsuit on Thursday seeking to block the troop deployment, arguing that it was unconstitutional and violated multiple federal laws. But some residents have welcomed the National Guard and called for the troops to be deployed in the less-affluent parts of the city where crime is rampant. The National Guard has been mostly visible in downtown and tourist areas. Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser has praised Trump's surge of federal law enforcement personnel in the city, but has said that she hopes that the National Guard's mission will end soon. Bowser said there had been a sharp decline in crime, including carjackings, since the surge. The mayor signed an order this week requiring the city to coordinate with federal law enforcement. Trump was playing golf at his course outside Washington and was not at the White House when protesters marched past on Saturday. But he appeared to step up pressure on Chicago in a post on his Truth Social platform that said, "I love the smell of deportations in the morning," parodying a line from the 1979 movie. "Chicago about to find out why it's called the Department of WAR," the president wrote, referring to his new order to rename the Department of Defense. The post was accompanied by a seemingly artificial intelligence-generated picture of Trump dressed a military officer character in the film with helicopter gunships and explosions in the background. (Reporting By Lucia Mutikani and Matt Spetalnick; Editing by Nick Zieminski and Mark Porter)

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September 06, 2025

Washington, DC, residents protest against Trump's troop deployment to the city

Washington, DC, residents protest against Trump's troop deployment to the city WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Several thousand protesters marched...
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Poland buries wartime remains in western Ukraine as part of reconciliationNew Foto - Poland buries wartime remains in western Ukraine as part of reconciliation

PUZHNYKY, Ukraine (Reuters) -Remains of Poles killed by Ukrainian nationalist insurgents during World War Two were buried in western Ukraine on Saturday as officials from both countries looked on, a move to ease a rare strain in relations between the two close allies. Poland was allowed to exhume the remains in the former Polish village of Puzniki, in present-day Ukraine, earlier this year after longstanding demands from Warsaw over the issue, which has caused friction between the neighbouring countries. With Polish Catholic priests officiating, the simple wooden coffins of 42 Poles, each marked with a cross and flanked by wooden cross, were placed in a long, narrow grave in a wooded, abandoned cemetery. Lanterns and wreaths draped in Polish red and white and Ukrainian yellow and blue colours were laid alongside. "The victims of the Puzniki massacre rested in an unmarked grave for decades, but their memory endures for their loved ones and those who fought for this remembrance, truth, and act of elementary justice," Polish Culture Minister Marta Cienkowska was quoted as saying by state news agency PAP. "Today's burial is a restoration of dignity to those who had it stripped from them in the most inhumane way." Cienkowska expressed confidence that it would be possible to locate and identify remaining victims, according to PAP. Survivor Maria Jarzycka-Wroblewska, 90, said groups of men had assured residents they would be safe and then the killings occurred overnight. "No one in my immediate family was murdered here, but neighbours, friends and even a distant cousin were," she said. "Thank God that the Ukrainian authorities and the Poles came to an agreement and this is finally done...You cannot put all Ukrainians in the same basket." The abandoned village is among sites where Polish officials say more than 100,000 people were killed by insurgents between 1943 and 1945. Large swathes of modern-day western Ukraine were under Polish control at the time. The Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), which fought against both Nazi German forces and the Soviet Red Army, is widely held responsible for the killings as part of efforts to limit Polish influence over the area. The so-called Volhynia massacres have complicated relations even as Poland has backed Ukraine against Russia's 2022 invasion by supplying weapons and taking in almost a million refugees. Ukraine has rejected Poland's description of the killings as "genocide", saying thousands of Ukrainians were also killed in events that were part of a wider conflict between the neighbours. The exhumations involving around 20 specialists had been aimed at identifying victims and burying them. Polish officials have called on Ukraine to allow more operations to take place. (Additional reporting by Alan Charlish in Warsaw; Writing by Dan Peleschuk and Ron Popeski, Editing by Franklin Paul)

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September 06, 2025

Poland buries wartime remains in western Ukraine as part of reconciliation

Poland buries wartime remains in western Ukraine as part of reconciliation PUZHNYKY, Ukraine (Reuters) -Remains of Poles killed by Ukrainian...
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