"The Summer I Turned Pretty"'s Christopher Briney Felt 'Terrible' on His First Day Filming Final Season: 'I Was Super Intimidated'

Courtesy of Erika Doss/Prime Video Christopher Briney had some major doubts on his first day back on set for season 3 after more than a year away fromThe Summer I Turned Pretty. The actor, 27, who plays Conrad Fisher in the Prime Video series, revealed that he felt "super intimidated" returning to set, and that he "usually feels terrible" about his performances. The highly-anticipated third and final season of the series premieres July 16. Christopher Brineyreally does have a lot in common with hisThe Summer I Turned Prettycharacter. The 27-year-old actor plays Conrad Fisher in the book-turned-series trilogy. He's the first to catch Belly's (Lola Tung) eye, but his younger brother Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno) soon gets in the way, which ends up happening a few times. Season 2of the hit Prime Video series premiered in June 2023, seven months after the cast had wrapped filming it. When they began tofilm the third and final season in May of 2024, it had been a year and a half since Briney, Tung, 22, and Casalegno, 25, were last inSummermode — and Briney felt "super intimidated." "We were down for a while, so it was definitely weird to come back," he toldEntertainment Weekly. "It was really weird." It didn't help that the first scene he filmed for season 3, whichpremieres July 16, was a solo Conrad scene either. Erika Doss/Prime Video "I mean, it just usually feels terrible, but I have to trust that [creator]Jenny [Han] and our directors will know when we have what we need," he said. "It's a little trial by fire where I'm like, 'I don't think I'm good at this anymore. I don't know if I ever was.' But then we move on to the next scene, so it can't have been that bad?" Briney admitted that he's "never going to really feel good about my work" and there's a "cap to how good I can feel" about a given take — so it's a good thing that he has Han, the author of the books and the showrunner, as the leader on set. He says, "Jenny wouldn't move on if she wasn't happy." Erika Doss/Prime Video Season 3 picks up at the end of Belly's junior year of college and finds her happy and in love with Jeremiah, who she chose over Conrad inthe dramatic season 2 finale. Everything gets turned around, though,when "some core-shaking events" bring Conrad back into the picture. "Now on the brink of adulthood, Belly finds herself at a crossroads and must decide which brother has her heart," the logline reads. Even thoughthe series is based on Han's bestselling book trilogy, Belly's fate in the show is up in the air, as Han has continued to emphasize. "A successful love triangle is one where, no matter what happens,people are going to be devastated and heartbroken," she toldEW. "Because if the answer feels really clear and easy, then there's no real conflict. No matter what you do, someone's going to be hurt by it." Courtesy of Erika Doss/Prime Video She said that her goal is always for every audience member to have "a true show-watching experience where they find themselves with bated breath being like, 'What's going to happen next?'" instead of knowing exactly what to expect because they read the books. "I wish I could make everyone happy. But I have to please myself first, as a storyteller, to feel proud of the thing that I'm making."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. Season 3 ofThe Summer I Turned Prettypremieres July 16 on Prime Video. Read the original article onPeople

“The Summer I Turned Pretty”'s Christopher Briney Felt 'Terrible' on His First Day Filming Final Season: 'I Was Super Intimidated'

"The Summer I Turned Pretty"'s Christopher Briney Felt 'Terrible' on His First Day Filming Final Season: 'I Was Su...
Destiny's Child's 'Bootylicious' Turns 24: Why the Music Video Remains IconicNew Foto - Destiny's Child's 'Bootylicious' Turns 24: Why the Music Video Remains Iconic

YouTube Destiny's Child charted with 2001's "Bootylicious," which samples the guitar riff from Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen" Beyoncé recalled writing the song after being shamed for her changing body as a young adult Nicks appears in the music video for the song One ofDestiny's Child's catchiest hits is 24 years old! "Bootylicious" was released on May 22, 2001. The song spent 20 weeks on the charts, debuting at No. 66 on theBillboardHot 100 on June 9, 2001. During its ninth week, it hit No. 1 and became the trio's fourth and final top single in the United States In a September 2021 interview withHarper's Bazaar,Beyoncétalked about writing the track after listening to people criticize her changing body as she transitioned from her teen years to adulthood. "I remember when I started hearing people criticize me after I had put on some weight. I was 19. None of the sample clothes fit me. I was feeling a bit insecure from hearing some of the comments, and I woke up one day and refused to feel sorry for myself, so I wrote 'Bootylicious,' " she told the outlet. 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. She added, "It was the beginning of me using whatever life handed me and turning it into something empowering to other women and men who were struggling with the same thing." The song caught the attention of many who might not have been tuned into Destiny Child's catalog for its sampling of the guitar riff fromStevie Nicks's "Edge of Seventeen." Nicks even makes a cameo in the music video, playing her guitar as it flashes from her to the group and others in the video. The riff itself has an interesting history. In an April 1999 interview withMusician, guitarist Waddy Wachtel, who performs the riff on "Edge of Seventeen," addressed its similarities toThe Police's "Bring On the Night." "I had never heard 'Bring On the Night,' and at that session they told me they were going to do this song based on this feel," Wachtel recalled. "I heard something about The Police, but I didn't know what they were talking about. Then about two years ago, I had the radio on, and on comes what sounds like 'Edge of Seventeen' — and all of a sudden, there's Sting's voice! I thought, 'We ripped them off completely!' I called Stevie that night and said, 'Listen to me, don't ever do that again!' " Read the original article onPeople

Destiny's Child's 'Bootylicious' Turns 24: Why the Music Video Remains Iconic

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Jamie Foxx Read Conspiracies About Himself While Hospitalized for Stroke. One in Particular Made Him 'Flip'New Foto - Jamie Foxx Read Conspiracies About Himself While Hospitalized for Stroke. One in Particular Made Him 'Flip'

Amy Sussman/Getty Jamie Foxx joked about believing conspiracies about himself while hospitalized for a near-fatal stroke, and said one rumor got under his skin more than others: the theory that he was a clone "I was on another planet," Foxx told aHollywood Reporterroundtable of his mental state at the time of his hospitalization In April 2023, Foxx suffered a brain bleed that led to his stroke while filming the Netflix movieBack in Actionin Atlanta Jamie Foxxis learning to laugh about beinghospitalized for a strokethat nearly claimed his life in April 2023. Speaking with fellow comedians forThe Hollywood Reporter's Stand-Up Comedy Roundtable, Foxx, 57, joked about spending time in the hospital for a brain bleed that led to a stroke, which he suffered while filming his Netflix movieBack in Actionin Atlanta. The stroke left Foxx in a coma for about 20 days. "I was doing so many jokes in the hospital. That's the only way I could get through it," he toldTHR. "I'm a comic, so even when I was heavily sedated, and they gave me OxyContin, Dilantin and morphine at the same time … it was, 'This is for your pain, and this is so you don't remember it.'" TheRaystar then joked that he started to believe some of the conspiracy theories that he read about himself during his hospital stay. "I snuck in my phone because I didn't know what the outside world was saying and I couldn't get my mind around the fact that I had a stroke. I'm in f-----g perfect shape," Foxx said. 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. He told the roundtable he saw rumors like "'Puffy tried to kill me,'" saying, "No, Puffy didn't try to kill me." But when he saw a rumor that he was "a clone," Foxx said, "that made me flip." "I'm sitting in the hospital bed, like, 'These b-----a-- m-----f-----s are trying to clone me,'" he told the roundtable. "And then I saw me walk into my room, but I'm white, so I see the white me. The next morning, I said, 'I know what's up, you're trying to clone me and make me white so I'll sell better overseas.'" When a psychiatrist asked him, "Are you all right?" Foxx said he replied, "'Am I all right or am I all white? I saw you trying to get the white m------f------ Jamie Foxx and it ain't going to happen.'" After that, Foxx said, the doctor suggested lowering his medicine dosage. Roy Wood Jr., also a roundtable participant, was shocked at Foxx's story. "Wait, you read your conspiracy theory and you said, 'Yes?'" he asked. Foxx told him, "Bro, I was on another planet." The comedianopened upabout his near-fatal stroke in his 2024 Netflix specialJamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was..., explaining that his symptoms began with a bad headache, but his sister noticed something was wrong with him and drove him to the hospital. There, doctors said they needed to operate on him immediately or he would die. "Your life doesn't flash before your face. It was kind of oddly peaceful," Foxx said of being unconscious during his medical emergency, adding, "I saw the tunnel. I didn't see the light. I was in that tunnel, though." Read the original article onPeople

Jamie Foxx Read Conspiracies About Himself While Hospitalized for Stroke. One in Particular Made Him ‘Flip’

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Princess Eugenie Takes on Surprising New Royal Role for Her Uncle King CharlesNew Foto - Princess Eugenie Takes on Surprising New Royal Role for Her Uncle King Charles

The King's Foundation Princess Eugenie has been announced as a mentor of The King's Foundation's newly launched "35 under 35 network" Princess Eugenie, 35, is supporting her uncle King Charle's charity by taking on the job In a statement, Eugenie said she was "delighted" to start working with young people working to create change the King hopes to see in the world through sustainability, crafts and the arts Princess Eugenieis taking on a buzzy new job supporting her uncleKing Charles. On May 22,The King's Foundationannounced that Princess Eugenie, 35, is among a cohort of mentors for the foundation's new"35 under 35" network. A statement said that the network is a group of "exceptional young people" convened in the 35th anniversary year of the King's Foundation who are working to drive the change King Charles hopes to see in the world through sustainability, traditional crafts and the arts. Princess Eugenie is passionate about conservation and sustainability, like her uncle the King, and expressed her excitement about joining the foundation's new mentorship network. The King's Foundation "I'm delighted to be working with this group of exceptional young people who have been selected thanks to their outstanding work in areas The King is passionate about," Princess Eugenie said in a statement. "Given I recently celebrated my 35th birthday, it's fitting to take part in the charity's 35th anniversary celebrations and share my passion for art with the 35 under 35!" she added, referring to her birthday on March 23. The King's Foundation Princess Eugenie is the younger daughter ofPrince AndrewandSarah Ferguson, who are also parents toPrincess Beatrice. Eugenie's new royal role is a sure show of support for her uncle King Charles and puts in her some starry company,as David Beckham and Rod Stewart are both ambassadors for the King's Foundation. King Charles, 76, launched the charity previously called the Prince's Foundation in 1990 to create improved communities where people, places and the planet can harmoniously coexist, and the philanthropy has an impressive reach. The King's Foundation (renamed so after his accession in 2022) offers educational courses for about 15,000 annually as well as health and well-being programs for another 2,000 people each year. The organization's newly launched network is comprised of young people representing the change the foundation values across nature, sustainability, traditional arts and crafts, textiles, architecture, urbanism, health, wellbeing, farming, horticulture and farming. The King's Foundation The announcement about Eugenie becoming a mentor for the 35 under 35 network was released with photos of her visiting the King's Foundation's exhibition space in London last week. Princess Eugenie seemed to be all smiles during the private visit to the Garrison Chapel where she connected with mentees and posed for a group photo. The King's Foundation The focus of the King's Foundation seems to combine a few of Princess Eugenie's interests, making her mentorship position a natural fit. Eugenie is a director at the art gallery Hauser & Wirth and supporter of several organizations in conservation, art and health. The princess has a special passion for the protection of the oceans and the oceans' role in global health,memorably having a plastic-free weddingwhen she married husband Jack Brooksbank in 2018. They would go on to welcome sons August, 4, and Ernest, 2 this month, and Eugenie has spoken aboutraising her kids to advocate for the planet. The King's Foundation Can't get enough of PEOPLE's Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates on Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and more! Princess Eugenie is also the founder of The Anti-Slavery Collective, which endeavors to eradicate modern slavery, and helped establish Key to Freedom, a social enterprise initiative facilitating a route to market for products made by survivors of trafficking at Women's Interlink Foundation. She becomes a mentor for the King's Foundation's new network alongside designer Dr. Samuel Ross MBE, artist and influencer Sophie Tea Art, and historian and online content creator Alice Loxton. Read the original article onPeople

Princess Eugenie Takes on Surprising New Royal Role for Her Uncle King Charles

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A parent's guide to 'Lilo & Stitch': Is Disney's movie suitable for little kids?New Foto - A parent's guide to 'Lilo & Stitch': Is Disney's movie suitable for little kids?

USA TODAY and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability subject to change. If your children don't already have an undying love forStitch... buckle up. The furry blue alien critter from Disney's 2002 animated classic"Lilo & Stitch"is back in theaters in a new way in the live-action remake. That means a revisit for old fans who grew up with Stitch's shenanigans alongsidehis young Hawaiian bestie Liloand a fresh bunch of little movie lovers discovering the adorable pals for the first time. And if your youngsters are really into space dogfights, surfing and hula dancing, and a heartfelt tale of two orphaned sisters, well, all the better. But is the new "Lilo & Stitch" as kid-friendly as the first film? Here's what parents need to know about the high-profile redo: Join our Watch Party!Sign up to receive USA TODAY's movie and TV recommendations right in your inbox Stitch, aka Experiment 626, escapes the clutches of the United Galactic Federation and winds up crash landing in Hawaii. A 6-year-old girl named Lilo (Maia Kealoha) meets the little guy at the pound and, since everybody thinks Stitch is a dog, adopts and brings him home. But his chaotic nature causes problems for Lilo and her big sister Nani (Sydney Agudong), Lilo's legal guardian since their parents died. Struggling to keep a job and pay the bills, Nani is at risk of losing custody of Lilo, but with the help of others, they work to keep their new family together and Stitch safe from those who want to recapture him. The remake is rated PG by theMotion Picture Association"for action, peril and thematic elements." Stitch causes a cosmic chase with a bunch of space cops at the beginning of the movie that's pretty action-packed. There are a couple of perilous situations where Nani and her neighbor/friend David (Kaipo Dudoit) have to save Lilo and the alien from drowning. And there are some emotional scenes where your little ones might worry that Lilo will be taken from Nani by social services. The runtime of the remake is 108 minutes – and it does have a mid-credits scene, in case you're wondering – while the original is 88 minutes. (This is also a good time to mention that you can stream the older cartoon version onDisney+and it's still an awesome watch.) In the original film, Lilo reveals to Stitch that her parents died in a car accident during a storm. (She gives a fish named Pudge a sandwich because she believes he controls the weather and wants to keep him happy.) In the remake, the hows and whys of the tragedy aren't as important as Lilo and Nani trying to figure out a happy home life. They butt heads at first, with Lilo telling Nani that she likes her better as a sister than a mom, but ultimately, they grow closer and reminisce about their parents. Lilo even confesses that she "changed her mind" and says, "I like you as a mom, too" in one of the movie's sweetest moments. The major mantra of the first film returns for the remake: "Ohana means family, and family means no one gets left behind." The characters remind each other of this often, that loved ones aren't just relatives but also your community and those who come into your orbit, and you need to look out for each other. The redo doesn't carry over everything from the original cartoon, but makes sure it gets that right. And Stitch gets his important line as well when he talks about his new family: "It's small and broken, but still good." There are some thrilling moments that might raise a few heart rates. Lilo pushes another little girl off a stage, so be sure to point out that's not a great thing to do. And some sequences of deep emotion and discussion of lost parents might need some post-movie discussion. For the most part, however, the family comedy leans extremely kid-friendly. Stitch says some untoward things to some aliens, who get very offended, but it's all cute gibberish. Really, everything Stitch does children will love – it was true in 2002, and it's true again in 2025. The movie is in theaters now, and probably will there for a while. So you'll have to wait a bit if you're hoping to stream it at home. If it follows a similar path like recent Disney releases "Mufasa: The Lion King" and "Captain America: Brave New World," "Lilo & Stitch" will likely be available on demand in late July or early August and on Disney+ sometime in early September. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Is new 'Lilo & Stitch' OK for little kids? Our guide for parents.

A parent's guide to 'Lilo & Stitch': Is Disney's movie suitable for little kids?

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