Jennifer Lawrence spoke out about the deaths of children in Gaza during a press conference Friday at the San Sebastian Film Festival, where she was promoting her latest film, Die, My Love.

“I’m terrified and it’s mortifying. What’s happening is no less than a genocide, and it’s unacceptable. I’m terrified for my children, for all of our children,” the Oscar-winning actress said in response to a question from reporters.

Lawrence, 35, also criticized the tone of American politics, expressing concern about its impact on young people. 

“On top of everything else, what makes me so sad is that this disrespect and the discourse in American politics right now is going to be normal to them. I mean, the kids who are voting right now at 18, it’s going to be totally normal to them that politics has no integrity. Politicians lie; there is no empathy,” she said.

The actress added that ignoring global conflicts risked consequences closer to home. 

“Everybody needs to remember that when you ignore what’s happening on one side of the world, it won’t be long until it’s on your side as well,” she warned.

King Charles has released a new message ahead of Saturday’s Women´s Rugby World Cup final between England and Canada.

Palace, on behalf of King Charles, shared the message of the monarch on social media.

The statement was released with caption, “A message from His Majesty The King to Red Roses Rugby and Rugby Canada Womens XV following today’s #RWC2025 final.”

King Charles says, “My wife and I send our warmest good wishes to both the England Red Roses and Canada Women’s Rugby Team as you prepare for your World Cup final.”

He added, “What a remarkable achievement for both teams to have reached this pinnacle of the sport. I know that supporters on both sides of the Atlantic will be cheering with equal and tremendous pride.”

King Charles also talks about ‘sportsmanship, determination and true grit’ in his message.

“May the best team win, and may you both play with the spirit of sportsmanship, determination and true grit that makes rugby such a wonderful game to watch,” the statement reads.

“Whatever the result, you have already done your countries proud. Good luck to you all,” King Charles concluded the message.

King Charles message comes amid claims the monarch and Prince William held crucial unscheduled meeting in Balmoral.

Sir Lewis Hamilton just revealed the sad phase of life he is going through.

The 40-year-old racing legend has revealed via social media that his dog, Roscoe, “caught pneumonia again” and currently, his little pooch is fighting for life and death.

Lewis – who is often seen with Roscoe during Formula One race weekends – wrote on Instagram: “Please keep Roscoe in your thoughts. I want to keep you all updated.”

“Roscoe caught pneumonia again and was struggling to breathe. He was admitted into hospital and sedated to calm him while they did checks on him and during the process his heart stopped. They managed to get a heartbeat back and now he’s in a coma. We don’t know whether he will wake from this. Tomorrow we’ll try to wake him up. I’m by his side and want to thank you all for your prayers and support,” he further mentioned.

Lewis has also previously expressed concern for Roscoe, which was back in May, when he admitted to feeling anxious about the health of his dog.

“He’s 12-and-a-half years old so he’s an old boy,” the sports man, who co-produced the Brad Pitt starrer, F1, said.

“He had pneumonia, but he’s fine now. But definitely this is a time where every time I get a text message from the lady who’s looking after him, my heart stops for a second. You know, what’s next?” Lewis further wrote at that time.