Succession actor Fisher Stevens has revealed he has moved his family from the United States to London.

“I moved my family to London about eight weeks ago,” People quoted Stevens. “We have a 12 and a nine-year-old, and my wife and I decided it was time to get out of the US for a minute, see what it’s like in Europe and the UK.”

The Emmy-winning actor and filmmaker, best known for playing Waystar Royco’s communications chief Hugo Baker on Succession, said the transition has been positive.

“It’s pretty nice! My wife and I make documentaries, so there are a couple of things we’re working on here. And my wife’s parents live in London too, so that’s been good.”

Stevens also admitted he was frustrated with the political situation in the US. “Knowing that the Trump administration is heavily funded by fossil fuels… this administration is doing everything it can to not be responsible citizens for the world,” he said.

Celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres, Rosie O’Donnell, Eva Longoria, and Courtney Love have all left the US in recent years, citing frustration with the country’s political scenario.

Sydney Sweeney opened up about returning to Euphoria set for season 3.

During her recent appearance at the AFI Fest 2025 for the premiere of her new film Christy, the 28-year-old star shared that she will soon finish filming the HBO series.

“I wrap ‘Euphoria’ in two days,” she told Variety on Saturday night in Los Angeles.

Gushing over her return to the set after three years, she said, “It’s mostly the same crew, so it feels like I’m going home to family.”

“I’ve grown up with them. I was 20 when I did the pilot, so being able to see a lot of the same people, it feels very comforting,” she added.

Moreover, during the night Sweeney revealed to People that she is excited for her upcoming biopic project Scandalous!, which chronicles the real-life love story of Hollywood legend Kim Novak to the late musician Sammy Davis Jr.

“Once I finish Euphoria, I switch into Scandalous! gear and I’m going to turn my brain into Kim,” Sweeney told the publisher. “I’m so excited. I’m like, ‘Oh my God. I’m going to meet Kim Novak.’”

“I’m incredibly honored to be bringing Kim to life. I mean, she is such an amazing actress,” she continued.

She further gushed over the story of the biopic noting, “I think her story is still very relevant today in that she dealt with Hollywood and scrutiny with her relationships and her own private life and the control of her image. And I think that for me, I relate to it in a lot of different ways.”

In The Dark marked as the first solo single of Selena Gomez in nearly two years. But some fans, however, focused on the alleged cosmetic surgery of the pop icon.

Amid intense scrutiny, Grims throws her weight behind the musician. In a post on X, she writes, “I’ve been on the internet for, like, 48 hours, and despite minor benefits, I might have to leave.”

She continues, “Watched this Selena Gomez video; besides a few weird derp shots that people were able to clip and super misrepresent how she looks, she looks extremely beautiful and is probably one of the most beautiful girls.”

“Imagine what it would feel like if people talked about you this way. Try to imagine the mental fortitude she presumably has,” the 37-year-old writes.

“How do we not utterly morally castigate someone who has a post like this blow up and chooses to keep the clout at the expense of everybody’s mental health? How do you think little girls feel reading stuff like this about another woman?” she adds.

The discourse, Grimes concludes, is “unhealthy as **c**—not just for Selena or the writer but everyone who sees this and engages with this level of dehumanisation.”