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Amy Adams' Daughter Is Going Viral After Making Rare Red Carpet Appearance—And Fans Think She Looks Just Like Scarlett Johansson
Adams has teased during recent projects that her daughter is interested in taking the same path as her parents by working in acting and filmmaking. She looks forward to traveling and having each day be different than the last, and she believes that working in entertainment would support those wishes.
So while promoting her latest project, Apple TV's Cape Fear, Amy Adams appeared on the red carpet with her husband and daughter by her side. Aviana up to this point has very infrequently been in the public eye, photographed at only a few major events, like when Adams received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
When the recent photos were made public, fans were shocked to note Aviana's resemblance to a Hollywood star who was not her mother, but fellow A-lister Scarlett Johansson.
While a few people also noted similarities to Amber Heard and Kate Upton, the overwhelming majority saw The Black Widow, according to this post by X user @gfscarlizzie.
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Looking closely at the photographs, Aviana appears to have her father's eyes and her mother's nose and possibly a blend of both parents' mouth and chin, which somehow adds up to the Avengers star.
Fans were baffled, to say the least.
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Now that Aviana Le Gallo is making more public appearances and taking acting classes, we're certain to see more of her, and her next public appearance is sure not to be quite so jarring as her Cape Fear reveal.
But one thing is for certain: If there's ever a Scarlett Johansson film where her character needs to appear as her younger self or have a younger sister or daughter, Le Gallo would be quite the contender!
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Clip Of Javier Bardem Shutting Down Sexist Question About Wife Penélope Cruz Resurfaces—And Fans Are Cheering
During a press conference about the film, Bardem got asked a wildly misogynistic question about what it was like to work with his wife.
And Bardem was having absolutely none of it, swiftly putting the reporter in his place.
The Chilean reporter asked:
“How do you feel being the only man in the world who enjoys working with his wife?”
Oh wow. Hilarious. Women, amirite? Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em. The ol' ball and chain etc etc and so on. 1972 called and it wants its sense of humor back.
Of course, most movie stars would have kept things jovial and just laughed the question off. Bardem is not most movie stars.
As the other journalists applauded the supposedly hilarious joke, Barden simply stared him down until the room quieted down, and then said plainly:
“This question is of extremely bad taste.”
And with that, the reporter simply said quietly, "Okay, thank you" and sat down.
On Reddit, where the clip recently went viral again, people did the online equivalent of a standing ovation for Bardem's response.
"THIS is how you shut down inappropriate journalism. A clear boundary. No put downs but no tolerance."
"Now that is a MAN 😍" —u/Scared-Box8941
"'Hey Javier, doesn't it suck to not only be married to one of the most beautiful women on planet, but also being around her all the time???'"—u/shes_a_gdb
"The question wasn’t really sexist towards his own wife, it was towards everyone else’s wife. lol"
"He could’ve taken it as a compliment actually, but he decided to acknowledge the poor taste of 'hating your wife' joke." —u/ColdSilver13
Elsewhere on social media, the praise was just as intense.
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Bardem and Cruz have been together for nearly 20 years, first beginning to date in 2007.
But they actually met while working together way back in 1992, on the set of the Spanish romcom Jamon Jamon.
They have since starred in five more movies together, including Vicky Cristina Barcelona, The Counselor and Loving Pablo, in a fruitful partnership both on and offscreen.
Yes, Mr. Reporter, it actually is possible for men to like working with their wives. It usually happens when they consider them equals, instead of nagging hunks of meat. You should try it!
Ohio Republican Voter Has Some Blunt Advice For Trump In Viral Clip—And We're Nodding Hard
Strongsville's House seat is currently occupied by controversial former Trump aide turned Republican Representative Max Miller, who has been accused of domestic violence by his ex-wife Emily Moreno—the daughter of Ohio MAGA Republican Senator Bernie Moreno. Miller denied the allegations and said he would continue to seek reelection.
Senator Moreno recently broke his silence on the matter after Miller filmed a bizarre video to counter the stories about his abuse of both his wife and child. Moreno stated Miller "should not serve in the House of Representatives" after putting his family through the “seventh level of hell" and that his daughter "lives in constant fear of this man."
Some of the Republicans Allen spoke to said they wouldn't vote for Miller if the domestic abuse allegations are true. Others said they won't vote for him because of the "side show" his life has been, while one woman who wouldn't appear on camera said she'd vote for Miller regardless of whether he abused his wife and child or not.
While Allen spoke to Beeby about being a Republican unhappy with the direction his party has taken, Beeby lamented:
"I'm not happy. Well, the party that I know doesn't exist. Hopefully it finds its way."
Allen then asked:
"If you could say something to President Trump right now, what would you say?"
Before Allen finished his question, Beeby immediately responded:
"Resign."
The Ohio Republican added in his message to Trump:
"You're destroying the country."
Beeby was a definite "no" on voting for former Trump aide Max "Music Man" Miller.
People across social media appreciated Beeby's advice for Trump, even if they doubted he'd take it.
Many felt Republicans handed the keys to the kingdom to the very people who sent their party in the direction it's gone.
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Ohio's Republican primaries were held in May. Miller ran uncontested for his 7th congressional district seat.
Domestic abuse allegations against Miller by his ex-wife Emily Moreno first became public in early June 2026 after the Akron Beacon Journal broke the story using court filings.
You can watch the full NBC News Ohio "Drive To Decision Day" segment here:
Trump Just Bragged About Yet Another White House Renovation—And People Are So Over It
Separate data from the U.S. Census Bureau showed that consumer spending also declined in July as higher food and energy costs strained household budgets, particularly among lower-income Americans. The boost from tax refunds also appeared to have faded.
The war in Iran has contributed to a surge in prices this year, with annual inflation reaching a three-year high of 4.2% in May. Although data released this week showed inflation easing to 3.4% in July, everyday costs remain a significant burden for many Americans.
But none of this was on Trump's mind when he bragged about his latest restoration project in a post on Truth Social, writing:
"The Restoration of the Thomas Jefferson Columns at the White House — The work turned out beautifully!"
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People are very much over it.
Don't be surprised that addressing the cost of living is not on Trump's mind.
Last year, insisting prices are down despite rising inflation, he claimed that affordability "doesn't mean a thing to anybody." He went on to accuse Democrats of crafting a “fake narrative” and “con job” to trick the American people into not voting for Republicans.
Trump previously dismissed the concerns of a MAGA voter who begged him to fulfill his campaign promise to lower the price of groceries. Trump, responding to the North Carolina woman, said, "I think of groceries, you know, it's an old-fashioned word, but it's a beautiful word," and nonetheless insisted that "beef, we have to get down, but we've got prices way down."
Trump said that under his administration, the U.S. has seen "the biggest reduction in costs in the history of that chart or whatever that thing is they do." He also said he doesn't "want to hear a thing about the affordability because right now we're much less."
According to Mediaite, Trump's White House renovations have already cost nearly $1 billion.