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In the second episode of “Euphoria” Season 3, titled “America My Dream,”Sydney Sweeney‘s Cassie Howard was seen sporting a hot pink Lovers & Friends crop top featuring a low neckline. Throughout the series, Cassie has consistently delivered some of the boldest looks, and this new season remains no exception.

Sydney Sweeney opts for bold $21 Lovers & Friends crop top with super low neckline for ‘Euphoria’

In the now-viral pool scene from “Euphoria” Season 3, Sydney Sweeney was wearing theLovers & Friends Miley Top. The sold-out piece, originally priced at $98, was on sale for $21. Crafted from French terry fabric, the top featured a structured polo collar and a plunging V-neckline that led into a functional button-down front. It blended the casual comfort of a halter top with the sharpened silhouette of a waistcoat.

Sweeney paired the top with Versace checkered capri pants, which contrasted with the punchy pink top while balancing its playful, cropped hemline. She completed her look with Jimmy Choo Azia 95mm satin sandals in bright fuchsia. The strappy heels, originally priced at $995 onFarfetch, are currently selling for $926. In addition to this, she was sporting theMiu Miu pilot-frame sunglasses, featuring a silver-tone frame and brown lenses.

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Further, Cassie was carrying her essentials in the Dior tie-dye saddle bag in fuchsia pink. Crafted in denim, the bag has a saddle flap with a D stirrup strap and magnetic pull as well as an antique gold-finish metal CD signature on either side of the top handle. It also comes with an adjustable and removable shoulder strap and was sold for approximately $2,932 onVestiaire Collective.

For her jewelry, she opted for theJennifer Fisher Puffy Cuff, which is available in two variations: yellow gold and silver. Around her neck were the Cartier Trinity Pendant Medium Model Diamonds necklace and the Trinity Pendant 1 Diamond Paved necklace. She was also wearing her brown hair in loose waves with a middle part and kept her makeup simple.

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Billy Bob Thornton says he and Taylor Sheridan hang out “after hours” and calls working on Landman “a lovely time”

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• The actor reveals he was “literally crying” when he learned Sam Elliott would play his onscreen father

• Thornton predicts season 3 may blend season 1’s tension with season 2’s family and business dynamics

Billy Bob Thorntonis having a very good time onLandman— and it shows.

The actor, whostars as Tommy Norrisin the hitTaylor Sheridanseries, tells PEOPLE that working on the show has been nothing short of a dream, thanks in large part to the tight-knit cast and crew and his close bond with its creator.

“I trust this show a lot,” Thornton says while attending a specialLandmanscreening and Q&A in Hollywood on Thursday, April 16. “I trust Taylor and I trust the castmates. I trust our crew. Honestly, I wish I had, like, a creepy story or a complaint, but I don’t. I mean, it’s just, it’s a lovely time.”

That sense of ease extends well beyond the set. “Yeah, oh, it’s great. I love working with Taylor,” Thornton says. “I love hanging out with him after hours. He’s such a brilliant guy, great writer, and I love his company.”

During the April 16 panel discussion, Thornton emphasized just how much he values the people behind the scenes, calling theLandmancrew the best he’s worked with in hisdecades-long career.

“I have to say in all my years, I have never worked with a crew as good as the crew that we have onLandmanever, once,” he said. “You can’t find a bad apple in the bunch … they really are lovely people.”

Despite the show’s success, Thornton remains grounded in his approach to the role, even when moments from the series go viral. For example, when his character described the hosts ofThe Viewas a "bunch of pissed off millionaires bitching about how much they hate millionaires."

“Yeah, anytime you say anything about anybody in the media, obviously, it’s going to be a big thing,” he tells PEOPLE on the red carpet. “So I don’t know … they point me in a direction, and I do what I’m told and try to be myself.”

Part of what makesLandmanso compelling, Thornton explains, is the unpredictability, something he embraces as an actor.

“Taylor keeps it pretty close to the vest. He doesn’t really tell us until the last minute,” he shared on the panel. “Some actors like that, some actors don’t. I personally love it because in real life you don’t know what’s gonna happen next.”

That mystery is exactly what fuels his early thoughts on what’s to come.

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“I got a feeling season 3 is going to be a combination of season 1 and 2,” Thornton tells PEOPLE. “Where you’ll have the danger and the tension of season 1 with the sort of family craziness and the business side of season 2 … I have a feeling that that’s what it’s gonna be.”

He’s quick to clarify, though, that it’s just a guess, not insider knowledge. “I promise you no one told me that,” he adds with a laugh.

The actor also relishes the opportunity to share the screen with longtime friends, includingDemi MooreandSam Elliott.

“Demi and I go way back. I’ve known her a long time,” Thornton says. “And Sam and me and Andy and Demi all go way back. So it’s just a pleasure for us all to be together now and be able to be around each other a lot.”

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When Thornton first learned Elliott would be joining the series as his onscreen father, his reaction was emotional.

“Sam and I go way, way back. … and then Taylor called me one night … and when he told me it was Sam, I went to my wife, Connie. And I was literally crying when I told her … because I love this guy,” Thornton recalled during the panel.

As for whether fans can expect more scenes between the two? “Oh, I’m sure I will. Yeah, I love Sam,” Thornton says. “I mean, we’re like kinfolks almost.”

Earlier this year, Thornton stressed that the series' triumph was "a tribute" to Sheridan.

"He knows who to cast and for what part. He really does. Some writers write with their own voice for every character, but each person on this show is their own thing. I love that," he toldVarietyin February. "One of the most brilliant things Taylor's done with his shows is he has very strong individual characters with their own voices."

The first two seasons ofLandmanare streaming on Paramount+.

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Nicole Kidman recalled the moment she learned of her mom's death during the Venice Film Festival

NEED TO KNOW

• The actress' mother, Janelle Ann Kidman, died in September 2024

• "I was completely devastated and thought, 'I do not know how I'm gonna move forward or function now,' " Nicole said during a conversation with Hoda Kotb at HISTORYTalks in Philadelphia on Saturday, April 18

Nicole Kidmanis reflecting on the devastating moment when shelearned of her mother's death, just moments before she was set to take the stage at the 2024 Venice Film Festival.

During a conversation withHoda Kotbat HISTORYTalks in Philadelphia on Saturday, April 18, the actress recalled how she was experiencing an "enormous high" at the time, having won the festival's Best Actress award for her role inBabygirl.

"I was about to go onstage and I found out my mother had died and I went right back to the room in Venice, got into bed and was completely devastated and thought, 'I do not know how I'm gonna move forward or function now, ' " Nicole, 58, said, adding of mom Janelle Ann Kidman, "She was so much a part of my existence. So the idea of being there at that particular moment was parole."

Nicole went on to recount her attempt to leave Venice in the middle of the night to be with her grieving family.

“I remember getting into a boat in the canal, literally at night, trying to find my way to the airport, and then turning around going, ‘I can’t even do this,’ ” she told the audience. “Then I went back to bed. And I was alone. My husband wasn’t there, my children weren’t there. I was there to win an award, which should’ve been a beautiful thing. That there is the contrast of life.”

Nicole said the painful experience reminded her that she is "resilient" and can "survive pretty much anything."

That echoes a valuable lesson she said she learned from her late mother that she's passed on to her children: "Don't ever let anyone break your spirit."

“She came from an era where she wasn’t given the career advice she would’ve loved," Nicole explained. "She raised us, supported my father, helped him get his PhD. She basically gave to her family and didn’t have the career that she would’ve loved to have had. She was exceptionally smart."

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At the film festival on Sept. 7, 2024,Babygirldirector Halina Reijn read a written statement on Nicole's behalf during what would have been the actress' Best Actress acceptance speech. Nicole wrote that she had flown in to Venice, only to find out "shortly after that my beautiful, brave mother, Janelle Ann Kidman, has just passed."

"I'm in shock and I have to go to my family, but this award is for her. She shaped me, she guided me and she made me. I am beyond grateful that I get to say her name to all of you through Halina," Reijn continued, reading Nicole's statement. "The collision of life and art is heartbreaking, and my heart is broken."

Several weeks after her mom's death, Nicole spoke about how she served as her "guide" throughout her life.

“My mother was obviously a major guide through my life and probably my compass in terms of everything I did,” theScarpettastar toldExtrain October 2024.

Indeed, during her HISTORYTalks with Kotb, 61, Nicole shared how her mom encouraged her not to retire from acting when roles began to dwindle as she reached her 40s.

"I'd moved to Nashville, I was pregnant, I had my daughter, and I was going to retire," she recalled. "My mother was like, 'You need to still give your total water. I wouldn't completely give up. You've been doing this since you were little — it's your makeup.' "

"And thank God she said that," Nicole continued, explaining that she ultimately went down "a much more interesting road in her career" by doing more producing and pursuing meaningful projects like a film adaptation of the playRabbit Hole.

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Billy Crystal recalled the late comedian Milton Berle punching him on two separate occasions, joking that he “may be the last one alive to know Milton Berle stories”

NEED TO KNOW

• “This was a man who sold more television sets — Milton was Mr. Television for a reason,” the actor and comedian said of Berle’s legacy

• The former Texaco Star Theatre host died in 2002 at age 91

Billy Crystalhas nothing but fond memories of Milton Berle — even if some of them were painful.

While joking that he “may be the last one alive to know Milton Berle stories” during an April 15 appearance onThe Late Show with Stephen Colbert, theWhen Harry Met Sallyactor, 78, recounted two separate occasions in which the lateTexaco Star Theatrehost slapped him across the face.

On one occasion, Crystal found himself on a panel with Berle andCarl Reineron what would be the final episode ofTonight Starring Steve Allen.

"I sat in between the two of them, these two bookends, the giants of television," he toldStephen Colbert. “This was a man who sold more television sets — Milton was Mr. Television for a reason. He helped kill the movie business in the beginning because people stayed home to watch this new amazing thing called television.”

While things were going smoothly at first, the crew told the trio around 20 minutes into the taping that the cameras “were not registering” anything. So, they had no choice but to start all over again.

"Milton Berle turns to me and says, ‘Looks like I’m on,’ ” Crystal went on to recount. “He then asks for a — ‘Give me a mic, give me a mic!’ So, now he goes out in front of the audience and he does a bunch of time, and it’s just hilarious, but weird.”

"He’s doing it, he’s walking on his ankles, he’s doing everything,” he continued. ‘And he finishes, comes back, we give him a standing ovation, and he looks at me, and he slaps me in the face."

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Clarifying that the unexpected punch was purely for laughs, Crystal said that Berle then invited him over to his house to “smoke some dope” and see his impression ofJerry Lewisdirecting a movie — which may involve another comedic punch.

While Crystal simply said that he was looking forward to it at the time, the pair ended up bumping into each other a few weeks later while thePrincess Brideactor was grabbing dinner with comedian Alan King at Los Angeles restaurant Spago.

“Alan King is facing me, so Alan can’t see Milton," he explained, noting that Berle kept popping his head up to make absurd noises while sitting behind him. "Then there was the cigar under the upper lip. This went on forever and ever and ever, and I’m just dying.”

Eventually, Berle finished his meal and walked over to Crystal’s table, setting the scene for his Jerry Lewis impression.

"Now, listen, your wife has left you, you’re lonely, you’ve been drinking too much. Life is meaningless,” Crystal recalled Berle saying, occasionally slipping into an over-the-top impression of the late comedian. "You’re in a hotel all by yourself, right? You have to reach inside yourself, Bill."

“Just think about any loss in your life, any pain. You have to summon it and say, ‘This really is sucky,’ ” he continued in Berle’s voice. "And then he got up and he slapped me in the face again. He hipped me into the ground.”

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Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato held an emotional public reunion after nearly 10 years.

Key Points

• Gomez attended Lovato's It's Not That Deep album tour kickoff in Orlando, Fla.

• "I am in tears," Gomez wrote on Instagram.

The heart wants what it wants, and that's apparently an emotional reunion between formerDisney Channelchild starsSelena GomezandDemi Lovatofor the first time in nearly 10 years.

On the opening night of herIt's Not That Deepalbum tour, Lovato reunited with Gomez on the Orlando, Fla., stop of the concert series, with the pair posing for a photo.

"I am in tears," Gomez, 33, wrote Monday night in the caption of an Instagram Story post showing Lovato, also 33, getting ready to take the stage.

Gomez added that the resulting concert "was hands down one of the best shows" she'd seen. "Oh and the VOCALS? Psh *blown away.*"

In another slide, she shared an image of her hugging Lovato as the pair smiled, and captioned it with a lone heart emoji, before posting a video of herself dancing while wearing anIt's Not That Deepalbum hoodie.

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Lovato responded to Gomez's post by sharing it to her own Instagram Story, where she added, "Thank you so much for coming!!! Loved seeing you," alongside a trio of teary-eyed emojis celebrating what many have reported is theirfirst public appearance together since a 2017InStyleevent.

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Gomez and Lovato first met while filming the children's TV showBarney & Friends,before rising to stardom on Disney Channel projectsWizards of Waverly PlaceandCamp Rock, respectively.

“What was beautiful is, Selena and I had a friendship prior to Disney Channel because we were actually onBarneytogether," Lovato explained of their friendship on theBaby, This is Keke Palmerpodcast, earlier this year. "I felt safety when I came into the Disney Channel, having a built-in friendship there, already," adding that she "will always be grateful for the friendship I have and continue to have with" Gomez.

Lovato additionally sent well wishes to Gomez and husband Benny Blanco when the pair announced their engagement, saying on an edition ofWatch What Happens Livethat she"couldn’t be happier"for the couple.

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It's officially time to move back to the prairie.

Netflix has released the first trailer forLittle House on the Prairie, the reboot of the iconic NBC series and the latest adaptation of the Laura Ingalls Wilder book series.

"Every day and every night was an adventure," the young, strong-willed Laura Ingalls (played by Alice Halsey) says in the new look. "And even though they were alone, and very small against the sky and the stars, they were happy, because they were a family and they were together."

Here's the official logline: "Part hopeful family drama, part epic survival tale, and part origin story of the American West, this fresh adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s iconic semi-autobiographical Little House books offers a kaleidoscopic view of the struggles and triumphs of those who shaped the frontier."

The latest Ingalls family is rounded out by Skywalker Hughes (Joe Pickett) as older sister Mary, Luke Bracey (Point Break) as patriarch Charles Ingalls, and Crosby Fitzgerald (Palm Royale) as matriarch Caroline Ingalls.

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Wilder'sLittle House on the Prairiechildren's books were originally released in the 1930s, before eventually being developed into NBC's western series, which ran from 1974 to 1983. Melissa Gilbert, who originally starred as Laura, previously voiced her support for Netflix's reboot.

"I think there's room in theLittle Houseuniverse for all different kinds of stories to be told — just like there was always room in theLittle Womenuniverse to keep retelling that story,"she toldEntertainment Weekly. "These are classic stories, and no one's done it where they hewed to the books completely.

All episodes of theLittle House on the Prairiepremiere on July 9. Watch the trailer above.

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