Giuliana Rancic is not holding back as she says all the details on her former relationship with ex Jerry O'Connell after he recently admitted to being a "pretty terrible boyfriend."
"For a year and a half — except for the one breakup — we were together 24/7 every day, every night," Giuliana, 51, said during the Wednesday, July 29, episode of her podcast, Bill and Giuliana. "You could listen to his interview and think maybe this was an easy relationship, he was dating a bunch of girls, but no. It was a real relationship."
The former entertainment reporter, who dated the actor from 2003 to 2004, recalled photos surfacing of the Jerry Maguire star with Spice Girls' Geri Halliwell while they filmed the 2004 comedy Fat Slags.
"It was, like the most shocking moment of my life," she explained. "I walked into a voiceover booth and fell to the ground, crying hysterically. It was awful. So upsetting and so devastating."
"I was left to pick up the pieces of what was literally a perfect relationship for a year," Giuliana added.

#year

When Hollywood's biggest names find out they're expecting, their work doesn't always grind to a halt. In fact, some of the most iconic and hardworking actresses have filmed hit shows and movies while pregnant, sometimes keeping it secret, sometimes letting the world know! From dramatic period pieces to hilarious sitcoms and thrilling action hits, here's a look at some incredible women who navigated the challenges of filming while expecting.
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Morena Baccarin's on-screen roles are full of charm and depth, and that didn't stop when she was expecting. Her performances across genres continued without pause, blending her real-life experiences with her powerful acting talent. In 2016, Baccarin was visibly expecting her first child with Gotham co-star Ben McKenzie while promoting Deadpool in theaters, according to Inquirer Entertainment.
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Known for emotionally rich performances, Claire Danes took on complex characters even while navigating pregnancy. Her professionalism and ability to immerse herself in her craft set a high bar for work ethic in the industry and inspired fans worldwide. She has shared that she was around seven-and-a-half months along while shooting an intense kidnapping sequence for Homeland's second season, per The Hollywood Reporter.

#work #performances

The Miami Heat made a huge move trading multiple valued players for Giannis Antetokounmpo to improve their chances of **** le contention. Antetokounmpo is already feeling confident and excited about his future with a new franchise. A video was filmed of respected Heat coach Erik Spoelstra showing Giannis a locker room set up that features a photo of every player to win a championship in Miami.
Antetokounmpo showed a desire to get his photo up there and vowed to Spoelstra that he'll win an NBA Championship for the Heat:
Giannis: Man, every single player huh? Hopefully coach. Not hopefully. It will happen. I'll leave my mark here.
Spoelstra: You will.
The honest back and forth showed both men's desires to win another NBA Championship. Spoelstra is considered one of the best NBA coaches thanks to his two NBA Championships and six NBA Finals appearances.

#championship

exas Tech and Colorado may be headed for another Big 12 fight, but the softest moment this week came off the field. Deion Sanders Jr. publicly thanked Joey McGuire for a gesture that stretched back years, long before the Texas Tech coach signed his $51.9 million extension.
"From Cedar Hill to Texas Tech – it's a beautiful thing!" Deion Sanders Jr. posted on X, tagging Joey McGuire. "I asked Coach for help expanding; he told me I could come record at Texas Tech during spring workouts and etc… I never got around to it, but thank you for always looking out for me since I was 14."
Joey McGuire wasn't simply another coach offering a favor to Deion Sanders' oldest son. He has known the Sanders family for well over a decade. Before he arrived in Lubbock, the 54-year-old coach built Cedar Hill High School into one of Texas's powerhouse football programs during a remarkable 14-year run that produced three state championships.
During that stretch, Joey McGuire coached Deion Sanders Jr. as a freshman in 2009 before he transferred schools. The football partnership lasted only one season, but the relationship never disappeared. Today, Bucky is best known as the driving force behind Well Off Media, the behind-the-scenes platform that has become almost inseparable from the Sanders family brand.
It started as a YouTube channel where Deion Sanders Jr. filmed everyday life around his family. Now it's much bigger than that. Well Off Media has grown into a major name in college football content. It's no longer just practice clips and locker-room videos. The company has brought in more editors and videographers, landed a partnership with Nike, and is steadily pushing into bigger projects across the sports world.

#sanders #joey #mcguire

Twelve years after her last onscreen role, Eva Mendes is ready to resume her acting career — and a source says she wants Ryan Gosling to play Mr. Mom to their two children as she steps back into the spotlight.
"She's leaning on Ryan to pick up the slack at home and slow down his usually packed schedule," confirms the source. "Eva needs the free time to meet with filmmakers and studio executives and really see what is out there for her."
Whispers have swirled that the Hitch beauty's comeback has already begun.
While MakingStarWars.net reports that Mendes, 52, filmed a part for Star Wars: Starfighter — the highly-anticipated 2027 ******* e opera featuring Gosling, 45, as its leading man — ScreenRant previously hinted she could return for the eleventh movie in the Fast & Furious franchise ******* led Fast Forever. The latter is currently in production and expected to hit theaters in 2028.
"Eva rediscovered her taste for acting while making Starfighter last year," reveals the source. "Now she wants to be in more films that her kids and their friends will actually enjoy and talk about."

#ryan #gosling #starfighter #twelve

Sean Penn admits he briefly considered attacking one of America's most infamous serial killers after the two unexpectedly came face to face behind bars.
In a recent interview with VICE News, the actor recalled spending 34 days in Los Angeles County Jail during the height of his early Hollywood success. Penn said he was in his mid-20s, had already starred in "Taps" and filmed "Colors," and was married to Madonna when he crossed paths with the "Night Stalker."
"I got moved out of general population because of some kind of threat," the 65-year-old told the outlet. "... And a lot of guys on this department... they invest a lot in pretending not to give a s--- about Hollywood culture, but they sure do like to gossip [about] what they see."
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Sean Penn, left, told VICE News he was just 24 or 25 when he spent 34 days in Los Angeles County Jail and unexpectedly crossed paths with serial killer Richard Ramirez, right.

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How hard do you have to ram a fish to make it explode? Ask an orca.
Barreling into large, heavy fish with enough force to blast them into instant chum is a previously unknown collaborative feeding strategy among orcas, scientifically called Orcinus orca, also known as killer whales.
But in 2024 and 2025, divers captured underwater video of two such events in the Mexican Pacific Ocean and in the Gulf of California. The footage suggests that the brutal body slamming may be in service of a meal — or perhaps a form of play for the orcas, researchers reported Thursday in the journal Frontiers in Ethology.
"I filmed the first event several years ago and couldn't believe what I was witnessing," said lead study author Kathryn Ayres, a research scientist for the marine conservation nonprofit Beneath the Waves and the first to capture orcas' high-speed ramming on video.
Ayres studies sharks but observing orcas that preyed on sharks in the Gulf of California sparked her interest in killer whale behavior. She filmed the encounter on July 29, 2024, while diving as an ocean safari tour guide with the group Latitude Encounters, near the coast of San José del Cabo in the Mexican state of Baja California Sur.

#orca #killer #filmed

It took fourteen and a half years, but Jason Alexander finally apologized.
On Wednesday, the "Seinfeld" actor issued a public apology to Courtney Stodden for a "comedy" sketch the two filmed together wherein Alexander, who was 52 at the time, fondled a 17-year-old Stodden's ******* with a cell phone and said that when she turned 18, he would take her behind the couch and have his way with her.
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Spain star Lamine Yamal did not avoid shaking Donald Trump's hand after the World Cup final, contrary to posts claiming the teenager snubbed the US president and speculating he may have done so because of US policy regarding Palestinians. The posts cited as proof a video of the interaction filmed from behind Yamal that partially obscures Trump, but AFP photos and footage of the post-match ceremony show the pair did shake hands.
"Lamine Yamal did not shake hands with Trump; he avoided the US president," says the Bengali-language caption of a YouTube video shared on July 20, 2026.
The video, which has been viewed more than 334,000 times, appears to show Spain's 19-year-old winger Lamine Yamal going to collect his World Cup winner's medal. He is first met by FIFA head Gianni Infantino before briefly stopping in front of US President Donald Trump, who drapes the medal over Yamal's head.
According to the video's Bengali-language voiceover, Yamal did not shake Trump's hand. It speculates this may be because of Trump's "foreign policy towards Palestinians".
The clip was also shared in similar YouTube and Facebook posts after Spain's 1-0 win over Argentina in the World Cup final on July 19, with the US president then presenting the World Cup trophy to La Roja ( archived link ).

#lamine #Trump

The 2026 World Cup took the country by storm over the past six weeks, with Spain taking the ****** le over the weekend by beating the reigning champions, Argentina. Celebrities of all statures were on hand to take in the final, including former Colorado Buffaloes star Travis Hunter.
Hunter was filmed entering New York-New Jersey Stadium (MetLife Stadium) donning a clean No. 10 Lionel Messi jersey. While Hunter might have gone home disappointed with Argentina's loss, he had his typical smile on his face before the game, vibing to the pregame sounds.
The Jacksonville Jaguars star is entering his second year in the NFL after being the No. 2 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. His rookie season was disappointing overall after it ended with knee surgery following Week 7. Playing both wide receiver and cornerback full time, Hunter seemed to be hitting his stride in the game the injury happened, as he racked up eight receptions for 101 yards and caught his first NFL touchdown.
In 2025, Hunter finished with 28 receptions for 298 yards and one touchdown on offense, along with 15 combined tackles and three passes defended. After recovering from his injury, he bulked up this offseason, hoping to be better prepared for the physicality of the NFL and, specifically, to play both offense and defense.
The Jaguars have a loaded wide receiver room, with Hunter seemingly behind starters Brian Thomas Jr. and Parker Washington and competing with Jakobi Meyers for third-receiver reps. On defense, Hunter is listed as a starting cornerback alongside Montaric Brown.

#receiver

PHOENIX (AP) — Video footage of two Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents tackling a man at the airport in Las Vegas drew public outrage and criticism from elected officials.
One video posted on social media showed a man yelling and crying on the ground in Terminal 3 at Harry Reid International Airport on Monday when a man and a masked woman, both in plainclothes, tried to control, handcuff and detain him. When the pair realized they were being filmed, they walked away, leaving the man with a handcuff attached to one arm.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police found no outstanding warrants for the man, removed his handcuffs and notified ICE.
According to the Department of Homeland Security, ICE officers on Monday did not proceed with the arrest at the Las Vegas airport of Phu Nguyen, a 57-year-old citizen of Australia who overstayed his visa. ICE arrested him at his flight departing the Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday, the Department of Homeland Security said.
"ICE is continuing to act with impunity — instilling fear in our communities and scaring tourists, which hurts our tourism economy," Democratic U.S. Senator for Nevada Jacky Rosen said in a statement. "Enough is enough. ICE must follow the same commonsense guardrails as other law enforcement agencies."

Chip and Joanna Gaines' son Crew is putting his summer break to good use.
Joanna shared a rare video of the couple's youngest child via Instagram on Thursday, July 16. In the clip, Joanna filmed Crew preparing for his very own Magnolia farm stand by picking fresh produce from their garden, including a basket of tomatoes, a watermelon, and home-grown flowers. Crew ****** embled his farm stand, aptly named "Crew's Farm Stand," inside of Magnolia's headquarters in Waco, Texas.
"Busy morning at the office for Crew — His farm stand sold out in the first hour!" Gaines captioned the clip, which saw dozens of Magnolia employees purchase goods from the 8-year-old. "Proud little boy. Proud mama (to the magnolia and magnoliarealty team, thanks for supporting him!)."
Fans gushed over the adorable video in the post's comments. "Stop it right now! That's too cute. Want to know if his marketing style is more like his mom's with style and whimsy or his dads with sarcasm and jokes," one user wrote. Another added, "If I was there, I would buy him out!"
Someone else shared, "The cutest thing I've seen in a long time!" A different person posted, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree! love this." A separate commenter stated, "Stop it! The care he puts into setting everything out is so sweet."

Michelle Obama was the life of the party as she danced the day away in Martha's Vineyard on July 15, and celebrated the birthday of a patron with a warm hug. The former First Lady looked stylish in a white structured shirt with spaghetti straps, denim culottes and sandals, paired with aviator sunglasses, gold jewelry and braided hair.
Michelle was glowing as she danced over to the mother of media star Danielle Cadet and embraced her while wishing her a happy birthday. She was then filmed dancing to "Wobble" by V.I.C. with the crowd at Nomans restaurant.
"We love seeing our forever First Lady, michelleobama, enjoying nomansmv just like the rest of us," wrote Danielle in her Instagram caption. She added that Michelle had sweetly celebrated her mother's birthday, sharing: "Even though they had never met, she made it a point to show kindness and celebrate someone else's special day."
Michelle has been enjoying her summer and donning more relaxed fits, after she was heavily scrutinized for her sartorial choices during her time in the White House.
"As my popularity rose, I was being covered more, and so the press enters the scene, and there are now reports," she said on Call Her Daddy of the media attention she received ahead of her husband's presidential win. "So, the first thing after all this conversation and connection, the top of the article would be, 'She was wearing.' Not my education, not my professional career, but it started with appearance, but it got worse as we got better."

A group of Argentina supporters cranked up the pre-match hostility ahead of Wednesday's FIFA World Cup semifinal against England by BURNING the Union Jack. Footage captured a crowd of jubilant Argentines setting the flag ablaze in Escobar, on the outskirts of the capital, Buenos Aires.
Loud cheers ring out from the gathered crowd as the flames take hold. Several onlookers are also visible leaping into the air while chanting: "He who doesn't jump is an Englishman."
The clip is reported to have been filmed following Argentina's victory over Switzerland on Saturday, with the Three Lions having already secured their spot in the semifinals earlier that day. The reigning World Cup champions haven't faced England since a 2005 friendly, as per The Mirror.
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Men secretly filmed their wives and girlfriends and posted footage online, before boasting about their recordings.
Others targeted strangers, with one hiding a camera on a walking route in the hope of catching women urinating.
In new BBC documentary Hunting the Spycammers, Jess Davies uncovers the dark online network of hidden cameras in bedrooms, bathrooms, changing rooms and other private ****** es.
Charity Refuge reported a 78% rise in technology-facilitated abuse referrals, while Welsh Women's Aid said the scale of the problem is hard to quantify because most victims don't even know it's happening.
"What is really disturbing is how many of the perpetrators were filming and sharing content of people - mostly women - that were their loved ones," TV presenter Davies said.

Ultimate Fighting Championship star ConorMcGregor has chimed in on the struggles former opponentDustinPoirier is facing, but not like most may have expected.

During a Thursday appearance on Smash Cast withhosts Chael Sonnenand Ian Parker, McGregor appeared to discuss a litany of subject.In the show, he discusses topics like how he feels competing backat welterweight, whether he will ever meet FloydMayweather in the boxing ring again and his former opponents.Notably, the subject of Poirier came up, a man McGregor faced threetimes and ended up losing the trilogy match to in 2021.

Poirier, now retired, has been open with his struggles keepinghimself focused and on task now that he is no longer training toprepare for mutual unarmed combat. In an oft-discussed video, Poirier was filmed heavily intoxicated atthe Hartsfield-Jackson Airport in Atlanta in late June and arrestedfor the misdemeanor of public drunkenness.
Sonnen asked McGregor directly about Poirier's incident during theshow. Before responding, the Irishman sharply inhaled and collectedhis thoughts.

"Karma is a mirror," McGregor expressed. "It's not good to see. IfI was to say something to him, I would say: take this with absoluteseriousness. Do not engage with people. 'Oh,' there's people [thatwould say], 'it was funny, I like him more,' and you see [them]start laughing about it and maybe you wonder, 'maybe it wasn't sobad. Maybe I'll keep going.' And then the next one's worse, andthen you slip deeper and deeper."

It would not be McGregor if he did not slip in a barb or two, as hejabbed Poirier for his post-retirement appearance and admission that he can now recover properly by takingperformance-enhancing drugs.

"So, I would say, take this with the absolute seriousness," heremarked. "Funny enough, I spoke with [UFC broadcaster] MeganOlivi, they asked me—not on this, it hadn't happened yet. But theywere asking me about Dustin and I'd say, 'For him to retire and goon steroids for no reason, I found that stupid. And then also, hisbody didn't look any different…alarm belts went off in my [head],and I thought [he should] take [his transgressions] with absoluteseriousness. Because, you don't want to slip further and further.He obviously has to take accountability; I've seen something thatcame out [where he] blames his father. You have to [take]accountability [as] a man, that's it."

"Notorious" finished, saying, "It's not my business. And for thesake of his family and children, and his new child born, I hope hecomes right."

Former England captain Ben Stokes has reignited speculation surrounding his retirement with a cryptic two-word social media post after reports emerged that the International Cricket Council (ICC) is investigating the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) over footage of his retirement announcement.

Stokes, who announced his decision to retire from international cricket during the Trent Bridge Test against New Zealand, shared a report about the ICC's allegations against the ECB on social media and added just two words: "Sack him..."

The brief post quickly went viral, triggering fresh debate among fans over whether Stokes' retirement was entirely his own decision or whether it came amid wider tensions within English cricket.
The controversy centres on footage filmed inside England's dressing room before play on the fourth day of the Trent Bridge Test, when Stokes informed his teammates that he would be retiring from international cricket.

The ECB later released the video, complete with audio, on social media and to broadcasters shortly before the tea interval while the Test was still in progress.
According to a BBC report, the ICC has contacted the ECB, alleging the publication may have breached its Players' and Match Officials' Areas (PMOA) minimum standards, which prohibit fixed or temporary recording equipment in dressing rooms for broadcasting purposes.

The governing body's regulations also state that footage captured in players' areas should not contain audio or be released before the conclusion of a match.

In a letter sent to the ECB, the ICC reportedly alleged that broadcasting Stokes' emotional dressing-room address before the Test had ended contravened those standards, which are designed to support the sport's anti-corruption framework.

Neither the ECB nor the ICC has publicly commented on the matter.
Stokes' decision to repost the report with the caption "Sack him..." immediately drew widespread attention online.

While the all-rounder offered no explanation for the remark, many supporters interpreted it as tongue-in-cheek, while others suggested it reignited speculation over the circumstances surrounding his retirement.

When announcing his retirement during the Trent Bridge Test, Stokes had explained that the timing of the public announcement was planned jointly by his management team and the ECB.

Shortly after news of his retirement became public, Stokes struck with his very next delivery, dismissing New Zealand's Zak Foulkes before bringing his international career to a close the following day.

The ICC's reported investigation comes at a sensitive time for English cricket, with the ECB also searching for a new Test captain ahead of the upcoming series against Pakistan following Stokes' retirement.
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Ben Stokes has reacted after the International Cricket Council contacted the England and Wales Cricket Board over a potential rule breach linked to his retirement announcement.
News of the end of the former England captain's international career was made public during the fourth day of the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge.
Stokes told his team-mates of his decision before play began on that Sunday, in an address that was filmed.
The footage of the 35-year-old speaking in the England dressing room was shared with broadcasters and on social media at 15:25 BST, shortly before the tea interval.
But the ICC has alleged the publishing of the footage at that time contravenes its standards for players' and match officials' areas (PMOA) at international matches.

Ben Stokes has made light of the possible anti-corruption rule breach by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) during his final Test match as England captain.
The ECB released a video, filmed inside the England dressing room, of Stokes telling his England teammates about his decision to retire and they released it alongside the news of Stokes' retirement at 3.25pm on day four of the game against New Zealand with Stokes' team on the field.
England went on to lose the game and the series to the Kiwis as Stokes' decision to step away from the top form of the game dominated the rest of the match.
Since then, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has written to the ECB about the video accusing them of breaching rules related to Test cricket's anti-corruption code.
The news was reported and shared by The Telegraph on their X, formerly Twitter, account and Stokes replied to the article with a two word response: "Sack him ..."

Meta's technology chief shared details on the data leak from its Model Capability Initiative.
Andrew Bosworth said an internal researcher had put the data "in a place it wasn't supposed to go."
The program has been paused temporarily since June.
Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth shed new light on the data leak that made the company pause its unpopular Model Capability Initiative.
In an interview with The Atlantic CEO Nicholas Thompson, released on Wednesday, Bosworth spoke about why Meta paused the AI training program that involved tracking employee keystrokes. The interview was filmed in late June.

In 2016, Chelsea Handler filmed her ayahuasca ceremony for the Netflix docuseries Chelsea Does. In the decade that's followed, psychedelic healing has continued to bleed into the mainstream, from pop culture to TV, film, and music. This year, AppleTV's hit show Widow's Bay has shown a "shamanic journey," with Mayor Tom Loftis, played by Matthew Rhys, going on a psilocybin trip for clarity amidst supernatural events. AMC's tech satire The Audacity opens its very first episode with its CEO character, Duncan Park, played by Billy Magnussen, having a private ayahuasca ceremony.
And in the world of nonfiction, we've heard notable A-list testimonials in the press. Miley Cyrus has talked about her experience on Joe Rogan's podcast. Aaron Rodgers detailed nine separate journeys with it on his own Netflix series. Prince Harry told The Telegraph how this natural, indigenous form of healing helped him process losing his mother, Princess Diana. The brew that used to live in the jungle is now in the urban world, a secret no more. It's whispered about on the red carpet, and making headlines as a growing list of celebrities are now willing to talk about it on the record.
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In what was another mostly quiet day around the Tennessee **** ans, with many fans making their way to meet wide receiver Carnell Tate at an autograph session, Netflix dropped the trailer for season 3 of its show Quarterback, which will feature Cam Ward.
Ward will join Jayden Daniels, Joe Flacco, and Baker Mayfield on the show, which will premiere on July 14. He will be the first rookie quarterback documented on a series that has featured the likes of Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins, Joe Burrow, and Jared Goff.
Mostly filmed in the 2025 season, this show will document Ward’s transition from college star to the NFL and document the ups and downs of his tumultuous rookie season. Filmed between July 2025 and April 2026, with some draft day stuff sprinkled in, Ward will have a chance to expand the **** ans’ audience and hopefully change the tune of those who only look at a box score.
Coming off an uneven season full of growing pains, it will be interesting to get a peek behind the curtain and see how Ward handled the rocky season, which was full of disappointment, and to act as the perfect tonic for this quiet period during the offseason.
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Dustin Poirier has said he is "at the point where I need some help" after being arrested for alleged public drunkenness.
The 37-year-old, who retired from MMA last year following a distinguished 16-year career, was apprehended by police in Atlanta, Georgia earlier this week before being released on bail.
In body camera footage of the arrest released by police, an agitated Poirier can be seen threatening an officer at an airport after alleging he was thrown off a flight.
As the officer tries to calm Poirier down, the American says "I'll fight you right now" along with a number of expletives, before asking "are you going to tase me?" as the officer removes his taser.
Poirier later calms down as another officer arrives to arrest him, before fist ******* ping the official who filmed the exchange, adding: "You did a great job, you did what you could."

England boss Thomas Tuchel was filmed shouting at Tottenham defender Djed Spence to "wake up" during training as they continued preparations for their second group game of the World Cup against Ghana on Tuesday (21:00 BST).
"It was lucky it wasn't me. I think I made a mistake just before Djed did but he ended up shouting at Djed, luckily," said Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins when he was asked about Tuchel's coaching methods and how the German motivates his players.
"He is not afraid to shout at you. He is always demanding from you and making sure you are on it every day."
Spence was called up to the 26-man squad despite Spurs' battle against relegation and is liked by Tuchel because of his versatility.
But despite being singled out in the training drill, Spence said the words from his manager are expected from somebody who is a proven winner.

Brandon Marshall's latest viral moment has little to do with football and everything to do with where people draw the line on discipline.
The former NFL wide receiver posted a clip that showed him making his son run at 2 AM as punishment for not listening, and the internet immediately split into two camps.
Some saw tough love. Others saw a private parenting moment that should never have been filmed.
A Dov Kleiman post showed the clip and noted Marshall's child was visibly crying during the punishment.
Marshall warned him: "If you don't start running, we're going to go three miles. You don't listen, we run 2 in the morning."

From comedic icons and blockbuster goddesses to dramatic powerhouses and fearless innovators, these 14 unforgettable women shaped the culture and cinema of the 1980s. Their influence went far beyond memorable roles — they defined style, shattered boundaries, and paved the way for generations of actresses to come. Here's a look at the stars who truly ruled the decade, both on and off screen.
With her effervescent charm and undeniable comedic timing, Goldie Hawn captured the hearts of audiences and became synonymous with feel-good hits. She produced and starred in the beloved comedy Private Benjamin (1980), earning an Oscar nomination for Best Actress. Every red carpet appearance continues to showcase her timeless glamor and magnetic presence. Goldie's legacy as an icon of laughter endures across generations.
Molly Ringwald's starring roles in beloved coming-of-age films cemented her as the teen queen of her era. After appearing in John Hughes' Sixteen Candles (1984), The Breakfast Club (1985), and Pretty in Pink (1986), Ringwald became a defining face of the Brat Pack She remains an enduring symbol of the era's pop culture.
Jane Fonda blended activism with silver screen stardom, dazzling in acclaimed performances while using her platform to champion important causes. In the 1980s, she filmed a workout video to fund her political action committee, the Campaign for Economic Democracy, as reported by NPR. Jane's impact reaches far beyond Hollywood, inspiring generations to come.
Jennifer Jason Leigh made her mark with fearless performances in both teen dramas and sophisticated thrillers. She catapulted to fame with her role in 1982's Fast Times at Ridgemont High and later earned an Oscar nomination for 2015's The Hateful Eight, according to. Her bold choices continue to shape her acclaimed career.

Hollywood star Keanu Reeves' reaction, as he watched one of the world's most famous motorcycle races, the Isle of Man's TT, was captured by a fan.
Andy Birchall filmed the now-viral clip while watching the racing from a popular viewing spot at Ago's Leap, where he has been visiting for years.
Birchall said he and his partner were "just watching the start of the race and lo and behold, Keanu Reeves walks in with his entourage".
"I know he's an actor and I know there's got to be a certain degree of that in it, but his reaction was class, absolute class," he added.
This year, several famous faces were spotted during the racing fortnight as production was underway for an Amazon MGM feature film.

Jimmie Allen has been ordered to pay $1.8 million (£1.36 million) to a woman who sued him over accusations that he ****** ually ****** aulted and secretly filmed her in a Las Vegas hotel room.
Judge Aleta A Trauger ruled on Thursday 18 June that the country star be held liable by default for ****** ault and invasion of privacy in August after he ignored multiple court deadlines.
In a court order, the Big Shot singer was told to pay the accuser $597,000 (£452,000) in compensatory damages and another $1.2 million (£910,000) in punitive damages.
"The evidence shows that Mr Allen intentionally and surreptitiously filmed his ****** ual encounter with plaintiff without her consent," the court report reads. "These intentional acts caused plaintiff to suffer extreme emotional distress and trauma."
In a statement to Billboard, a lawyer for the plaintiff, known as Jane Doe 2, said the sum "recognises the profound trauma Allen inflicted on Jane Doe 2 for his own ****** ual gratification" and "underscores a fundamental principle at the heart of this case: it is never acceptable to record ****** ual activity without a partner's consent".
Thursday's ruling came in one of two civil ****** ual ****** ault lawsuits brought against Allen in 2023, derailing the singer's promising career after a run of No. 1 hits on Billboard's Country Airplay chart.

A live stream of a nesting pair of honey buzzards is offering a rare glimpse into one of the UK's most secretive birds of prey.
The birds, which have laid two eggs in Sussex woodland, are being filmed around the clock as they incubate them and prepare for the arrival of chicks.
Experts say it is the first time such detailed nesting behaviour has been captured for the species, which migrates from West Africa in May.
"It's phenomenal, it is such an intimate glimpse in to this secretive bird. We are already learning so much about their lives," said Ash Walmsley, who is leading the project.
Very little is known about the unusual species, which feeds on wasp larvae, as they are often misidentified.

Cardi B just gave New York Knicks fans a reaction so relatable that social media is already calling it the internet's newest meme. The rapper completely lost it Saturday night as the Knicks locked up a massive Game 5 victory, documenting every emotional twist and turn from home before taking the celebration straight to the streets of New York.
Cardi shared the rollercoaster moment with fans on social media, jokingly asking not to be judged for where she was watching the game as she filmed herself from what she said was her basement.
Completely locked into the action, the Bronx native made it clear she was emotionally invested as the Knicks battled for the win. But the real moment came the second the final buzzer sounded. Once New York officially secured the victory, Cardi exploded into celebration, screaming, yelling, and running laps around her house while repeatedly shouting, "Oh my God!" and "We won!"
Still buzzing from the huge win, Cardi declared: "We outside right now!"
She then explained that she needed to get glam immediately because "the streets are calling me," making it very clear there was no chance she planned to stay home after a Knicks win like that.