Kanye West and Kim Kardashian’s first-born is lifting the lid on her mother’s culinary skills amid rapper’s major accusations.

During an exclusive sit-down with the Interview Magazine, the 11-year-old turned around to make a shocking confession about her mother.

She told the Skims founder, who is gearing up for her upcoming series All’s Fair, slated to release in 2025, “You haven’t cooked for us in a long time. Last time you cooked was two Halloweens ago.”

Recounting an instance from two years ago, North fondly recalled the homemade mac and cheese her mother prepared for the special day.

To which, The Kardashians star instantly replied, “And fried chicken and cornbread. I’m a one-trick pony. Is that one meal good?” North admitted that “it’s good.”

Complimenting her mother later in the interview, Kim’s oldest child said, “It’s just that you’re really good at making me cucumbers and salt.”

North’s comments emphasize the value of family and stability. However, her parents’ tumultuous relationship has faced scrutiny, particularly with Kanye West’s recent controversies and lawsuit.

The 47-year-old rapper was held accountable for drugging and sexually assaulting his ex-assistant at Sean P. Diddy’s party.

He was slapped with a shocking lawsuit in the wake of his notorious activities, almost a week after he publicly announced his divorce with former wife Bianca Censori.

Jeremy Allen White is making headlines for his whirlwind romance with Molly Gordon, his co-star on The Bear. 

However, his recent past relationships have raised eyebrows, with insiders labeling him Hollywood’s biggest “womanizer.”

According to Life and Style magazine, White’s divorce from Addison Timlin last year sparked speculation about infidelity. He denied the allegations, blaming his work schedule instead. Since then, he’s been linked to several women, fueling concerns about his commitment.

“When Jeremy’s ex-wife filed for divorce, there was a lot of speculation about whether or not he’d cheated on her,” an insider revealed. 

“He was very defensive and made a big point to deny it… but one thing he can’t deny is that he’s been taking full advantage of his celebrity status since then when it comes to his love life.”

White’s romantic history has been tumultuous. After his split from Timlin, he dated model Ashley Moore, followed by a brief romance with singer Rosalía. “He completely sucks them in and then leaves them totally heartbroken,” the insider claimed.

White and Rosalía, 32, were first spotted together in October 2023. Their relationship was described as “casual” with “great chemistry.” However, their romance fizzled out, and White moved on to Gordon, 28.

Now, White’s co-stars and friends are wary of his intentions. “Everyone warned him not to go there with [Molly], that it was too close for comfort… But he can’t seem to help himself,” the insider said. 

“Now, it’s Rosalía’s turn to be yesterday’s news, and he’s moved on to Molly.”

Despite concerns, a third source suggests that White and Gordon’s on-screen chemistry translated into real-life romance. “They’re seeing where this goes. No one on the show is surprised to see them hooking up.”

White’s friends seem supportive of his new relationship. “He’s looking for a steady girlfriend. His friends like Molly and are rooting for them,” the third insider added.

Al Pacino was on the verge of being ousted from The Godfather by Paramount Studios before one scene saved his role in Francis Ford Coppola’s acclaimed mafia drama.

In an excerpt shared by The Guardian from his new memoir, Sonny Boy, the 84-year-old actor revealed that the studio questioned his casting twice, but he ultimately proved himself with Coppola’s support.

“Paramount didn’t want me to play Michael Corleone,” he wrote. “They wanted Jack Nicholson, Robert Redford, Warren Beatty, or Ryan O’Neal.”

“But here’s the secret: Francis wanted me. He wanted me, and I knew that,” The Academy Award winner added. “There’s nothing like it when a director wants you. He also gave me a gift in the form of Diane Keaton.”

“After a week and a half of filming, Paramount once again questioned whether he was the right choice for the role. Finally, Francis determined that something had to be done,” Pacino recalled.

While Pacino remained muddled if Coppola acted “deliberately,” he remembered that the director moved up the filming of the Italian restaurant scene.

“That scene wasn’t meant to be shot until a few days later, but if something hadn’t happened to let me show what I was capable of, there might not have been a future for me,” Pacino continued.

“Then Francis showed the restaurant scene to the studio, and when they looked at it, something was there,” he wrote. “Because of that scene I just performed, they kept me in the film. So I didn’t get fired from The Godfather.”

Fortunately, Pacino executed the scene exactly how Coppola wanted, proving his casting as Michael Corleone in the 1972 iconic film.

Zoe Saldaña, known for her iconic roles in sci-fi blockbusters, shared her concerns about being typecast in the genre. 

However, she credits James Cameron, director of Avatar, for helping her land one of those pivotal roles.

Saldaña reflected on her journey at a BFI London Film Festival event, highlighting her work in Avatar, Star Trek, and Guardians of the Galaxy. 

She revealed how JJ Abrams visited the Avatar set, leading to her casting in Star Trek.

“I knew he was casting for Star Trek,” Saldaña began. 

“He and Jim were talking, and they come to set, and Jim lets him hold his little camera that he built. And I remember talking to JJ, and he’s like, ‘I’m going to call you, I really want to have a conversation with you.’ And then he walks away. And Jim comes over and goes, ‘I just booked your next job.'”

Despite initial fears of typecasting, Saldaña was drawn to Guardians of the Galaxy’s anti-hero character, Gamora. 

“I went into Guardians with a lot of fear of being typecast… But reading that script, there was just something about the anti-hero, the a-hole that saves the day, reluctantly, that I had never seen before.”

She also shared how Steven Spielberg restored her faith in the film industry after a difficult experience on the Pirates of the Caribbean set. 

“The crew, the cast, 99 percent of the time, are super marvelous… But if the studio, the producers and the director… if they’re not leading the kindness and awareness and consideration, then that big production can become a really bad experience.”

Working with Spielberg on The Terminal revitalised her passion. “After I had done Pirates, he restored my faith,” she noted.

The actress emotionally discussed her recent Cannes win for Emilia Pérez, expressing gratitude for the validation. “I didn’t even know how I needed it so much… Sometimes you feel like you’re just throwing spaghetti on the wall in the hope that something sticks. That visibility let me understand how invisible I had been feeling for so many years.”

The BFI London Film Festival, showcasing Emilia Pérez, runs from October 9-20.