Hillary Duff, 32, trashed three paparazzi in an Instagram Story this Friday. The star claims a group of men stalked her and her son when they were out in public. Page Six reports that Duff took to her social media to say she was just trying to move around with her children, and they had paparazzi following them everywhere. According to Duff, it seems bizarre that in the modern era, at a time when women are getting more rights and responsibilities, such behavior even exists at all.

Bodies Bodies Bodies It’s Agatha Christie crossed with Euphoria. As unlikely a combination as that might seem to be, Bodies Bodies Bodies mostly works as both a slasher murder mystery and a drug/alcohol-fueled Gen Z soap opera. Ultimately, the movie is more interest... Darkest Minds, The Call it The Golden Compass rule: No multi-part movie series should be started without a reasonable certainty that the story will be told in full.

An Eminent American singer, actress, and television personality, Nicole Prescovia Elikolani Valiente popularly known as Nicole Scherzinger rose to fame as the lead singer of the album Pussycat Dolls which was released in 2005. Apart from that, this gorgeous diva got a golden opportunity to prove itself in the acting world. She also did solo singing for Jai Ho in the movie Slumdog Millionaire. She serves as an ambassador for UNICEF UK.

Out of all the medical drama TV shows that ran on television in the early 2000s, Scrubs was one of the most unique. The show was less about the trials and tribulations of the medical profession than it was about the difficulties of growing and working in a teaching hospital and the occasional pitfalls of friendship. Starring Zach Braff, Scrubs ran for almost 10 years on TV and maintains a healthy popularity to this day in the form of reruns.

Vic Mensa recently came through with the G-Eazy assisted "Reverse," and early reactions confirm banger status. A stark change of pace for the politically-savvy intellect, Mensa sounded comfortable over a more trap-inspired beat; in fact, the uptempo, 808-driven production provided the technically proficient rapper with a refreshing canvas. In short, flexing ensued.  Seeing as this is Vic Mensa we're talking about, a little bit of stunting hardly serves to sacrifice the lyricism.