Jeremy Allen White was spotted house hunting with his new love interest, Molly Gordon, just days before they were seen sharing a kiss in broad daylight.

On Thursday, September 26, Page Six published photos of the The Bear co-stars, taken on Friday, September 20.

The pair were seen getting into a white car parked outside a home that didn’t belong to either of them, with White, 33, holding flyers that appeared to be for the private residence.

The Iron Claw actor wore a white striped button-down shirt and white pants while sitting behind the wheel, and Gordon, 28, kept it casual in white shorts and a grey sweater.

This house-hunting outing took place nearly a week before White was photographed while locking lips with Gordon in Los Angeles on Wednesday, September 25.

The two were clearly enjoying each other’s company, embracing affectionately. The images surprised fans, as White was previously linked to singer Rosalía.

White and the Spanish songstress were first rumoured to be dating in October 2023 and were last seen together in July 2024.

Additionally, White and Gordon played love interests in the hit FX series, The Bear.

Al Pacino, 84, recently celebrated his girlfriend Noor Alfallah’s 30th birthday with a three-tier cake.

Noor’s sister, Sophia Alfallah, shared a video and photos on Instagram, captioned “Noor’s bday 2024.”

The birthday bash attendees included Julia Fox, Raquelle Stevens, Scout LaRue Willis, and Noor’s sisters Remi and Sophia.

Although Noor’s birthday is in December 2023, she seemingly prefers to celebrate early.

Al Pacino and Noor have been together since the pandemic and welcomed their son Roman in June 2023.

In September 2023, Noor filed for full physical custody of Roman but agreed to joint legal custody with Al Pacino in October 2023.

Documents revealed Al Pacino must pay $110,000 plus $30,000 monthly in child support, cover medical bills, and make a yearly $15,000 education fund deposit.

Despite custody proceedings, the pair appears to be on good terms, dining together in Los Angeles.

Noor spoke to Vogue Arabia about Roman, “He’s the greatest gift from God… Every day I look at him, I just know I’m so blessed.”

Body-positive influencer Alex Light slammed online trolls for criticising Margot Robbie’s appearance during her pregnancy.

Light shared a video on Instagram, reading out harmful comments from mostly male users rating Margot’s pregnant body.

She condemned the criticism, “I think we should let this serve as a reminder that no matter who we are or no matter what we look like, our bodies and the way we look will always be scrutinized.”

Light emphasised, “Let’s just let ourselves live and be free of the burden of these impossible and unachievable societal expectations that affect literally all of us.”

She defended Margot, “For the record, Margot Robbie looks great and she should be allowed to just enjoy her holiday without people dissecting how her body is changing.”

Light’s 569,000 followers shared her outrage, slamming the “misogynistic” remarks and “double standards” in the comments section.

Margot Robbie, expecting her first child with husband Tom Ackerley, has faced online criticism despite being considered “the most beautiful woman on the planet.”

Lisa Marie Presley’s memoir, From Here to the Great Unknown, shares her experiences growing up as Elvis Presley’s daughter.

In an excerpt from People magazine’s cover story, Lisa Marie recalls, “I was always worried about my dad dying. Sometimes I’d see him and he was out of it. Sometimes I would find him passed out. I wrote a poem with the line, ‘I hope my daddy doesn’t die.'”

She fondly remembers attending Elvis’ concerts, “Going to his shows was my favorite thing in the world. I was so proud of him. He would take me by the hand and bring me out onstage, then get walked to wherever his place was on the stage, and I would be taken from him and brought to wherever I was going to be sitting in the audience. Usually with [Elvis’ father] Vernon.”

Lisa Marie describes the electrifying atmosphere, “The electricity of those shows. There’s nothing I’ve felt that’s been even close to that feeling, ever. Electrifying is such a generic word, but it really is what it felt like. I loved watching him perform. I had certain songs that I liked — ‘Hurt,’ and ‘How Great Thou Art.’ I would ask him to sing those songs for me and he would always say yes.”

After struggling with drug abuse as a teenager, Lisa Marie found stability through motherhood, “I fell in love with being a mom. I realised I had been called to care for something else.”

Her memoir, completed by daughter Riley Keough from recorded memories, releases on October 8.