West Wilson won’t be returning for “Summer House” Season 11 when the Bravo show begins filming in the Hamptons in early July, a source has confirmed. His contract has not been renewed.
After delivering its most-watched season ever — propelled by an intra-cast scandal that put the Bravo show in the headlines for months — the next season of “Summer House” will have some major cast changes, born out of necessity. The first one on the docket is the ouster of Wilson, who was — alongside Amanda Batula — at the center of the Season 10 conflagration.
Wilson dug his own grave with “Summer House.” Rumors began in March that he and Batula were dating — or something — which many fans refused to believe, thinking Batula would never do that to her close friend Ciara Miller, who’d been in a tortured romantic dynamic with Wilson since Season 8. But in fact, Batula would do that to Miller — and did! And Wilson and Batula would both do that to Kyle Cooke, Batula’s estranged husband, and, along with Lindsay Hubbard, a founding member of the “Summer House” cast.
On March 31, Wilson and Batula announced their coupledom (or something!) in a joint Instagram post. The post, and the idea of them as a couple, did not please the Bravo faithful. And matters only got worse as the three reunion episodes rolled out, in which they appeared to be deceitful, unapologetic and drugged.
In public, Wilson has appeared to be increasingly hostile to the show. A sports journalist for Complex, Wilson said on his own podcast, “Show Me Something,” that he hoped the New York Knicks would lose to the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night, forcing a Game 6 in the NBA finals. That way, Wilson reasoned, no one would watch “Summer House: The Aftermath,” the bonus episode of the show that’s airing on Bravo on June 16 (because it would be up against Game 6). That statement activated “Summer House” star Hubbard, who wrote in one of a series of diatribes on Threads, “West Wilson: you are trash. Trying to get people to not watch OUR show that iiiii brought YOU on, you should move immediately.”
“Summer House: The Aftermath,” despite Wilson’s wishes, will air without having to conflict with the champion Knicks. The bonus episode is three conversations that were filmed in May, after the reunion had been taped. The episode is a conversation between Hubbard and Batula, Cooke and Wilson and Miller and Meija Moreno, who’d thought she was in an exclusive relationship with Wilson until he dumped her for Batula.

It’s been six months since the tragic deaths of filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife, producer Michele Reiner. The couple was found stabbed to death in their home on Dec. 14, 2025, and their youngest son, Nick Reiner, has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder.
Nick has pleaded not guilty and faces either life in prison without parole or the death penalty if convicted.
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As the legal battle unfolds, Nick is seeking access to a $1.5 million trust fund set up by his late parents. According to court documents obtained by People, Nick intends to use the money to rehire prominent defense attorney Alan Jackson.
The move has sparked speculation about family tensions, with many expecting Nick’s siblings, Jake and Romy Reiner, to block his access to the money. However, reports indicate that the opposite is true.
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Hollywood insider Rob Shuter claims that, despite the severity of the accusations, Jake and Romy haven’t “abandoned” their brother. They were reportedly involved in early discussions about financing Nik’s legal defense and even supported his right to quality representation.
“What’s remarkable is that Jake and Romy still don’t appear to oppose Nick using family money to defend himself,” a source close to the case told Shuter. “Whatever they may think about the allegations, they believe he deserves a fair fight in court.”
The main obstacle, insiders say, is the trustee overseeing the estate. “The trustee and the siblings are not on the same page,” one legal source explained. “Jake and Romy seem willing to see trust funds used for legal fees. The trustee has taken a much harder line.”
This disagreement has become a major issue in Nick’s case, but Alan Jackson has indicated that he would consider returning to the case if the funding is secured. As a separate source puts it, Nick “wants access to the money so he can hire the lawyer of his choice. And based on the filings, his brother and sister don’t appear to be standing in the way.”
With the family seemingly united on this front, all eyes now turn to whether the court will allow Nick to use the trust.
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Donald Trump’s Freedom 250 concert series has been a disaster. Scheduled performers like Martina McBride, Young MC, the Commodores, Bret Michaels, and Morris Day & The Time dropped off the lineup, with Trump and country singer Lee Greenwood replacing them. Now, a new event celebrating America’s 250th anniversary has entered the conversation. America250, a nonprofit group established by Congress a decade ago, will be hosting a concert in Los Angeles on July 4 with performances from the Smashing Pumpkins and Chris Stapleton.
The event is slated to transpire at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, and Queen Latifah will be hosting. It’ll be in conjunction with America’s Block Party and the organization is also throwing parties in New York City, Milwaukee, Charleston, South Carolina, and Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
“As we celebrate our 250th anniversary, we have an opportunity to bring Americans together around the values that continue to unite us,” said Rosie Rios, a top Treasury official in the Obama administration who is the chair of America250, per The New York Times.

Dead by Daylight’s 10th Anniversary festivities took place Sunday, June 14 in the Old Port of Montreal – and what a celebration it was.
What began in the morning with a full-fledged fan-event packed with panels, meet-and-greets, art expos, and tons of cosplay, wrapped long after the sun went down with an anniversary broadcast for the ages.
For everyone that couldn’t make it, we missed you. Luckily, we’ve got you covered with a recap of all the most memorable moments, biggest reveals, and news that emerged from the day.
A Decade Together
If time flies when you’re having fun, it’s no wonder the last 10 years have blown by in the blink of an eye.
Through every Trial, every Chapter, and every unforgettable moment, one thing has remained constant: our appreciation for the best community in gaming. Your passion, creativity, and support have shaped Dead by Daylight into what it is today, and for that, we can’t thank you enough.
Ahead of all the big reveals and announcements of the Anniversary Broadcast, it was our goal to bring everyone together for a special day of celebration dedicated to our players. Here’s a look back at a few of the highlights.
Fogbound Festivities
One of the defining traits of Dead by Daylight has always been the close relationship between our team and community. Throughout the day, members of the dev team took to the stage for a series of panels that explored different aspects of the game, offered BTS insights, and answered fan questions. Topics ranged from licensed Chapters to visual design, animation, music, and more, giving players a glimpse at a decade’s worth of creative process.
It wouldn’t be a Dead by Daylight celebration without some wicked cosplay, and the community didn’t disappoint. The Cosplay Showcase featured dozens of talented fans bringing the game’s iconic characters to life with incredible attention to detail, craftsmanship, and creativity on full display.
Spread throughout the venue, countless pieces of Dead by Daylight art invited attendees to take a journey through the game’s visual history. With everything from early concepts, to incredible fan-created works on full display, the exhibit offered a unique look at how Dead by Daylight’s visual language has evolved over the last 10 years.
Dead by Daylight Anniversary Livestream
As the sun began to set over Montreal’s Old Port, the celebrations shifted to the main stage where the team offered a heartfelt welcome to those in attendance. Here’s everything that was revealed over the course of the show:
Movie Update
One of the evening’s biggest surprises came early in the form of an update for the upcoming Dead by Daylight movie. Behaviour VP and Producer on the film, Stephen Mulrooney welcomed fellow Producer and Atomic Blumhouse founder Jason Blum to the stage to discuss the project’s progress and their shared excitement around bringing Dead by Daylight to the big screen.
The pair also took the opportunity to reveal that a director had officially been chosen to helm the project. Fans were introduced to Thordur Palsson, director of The Damned, who spoke about his connection to Dead by Daylight and offered some insight about what the world of The Entity will look like through this lens.
It was also revealed that the film will be pulling from multiple corners of the Dead by Daylight universe. It will include locations like the Macmillan Estate and Greenville, while featuring a cast of characters that blends classic Survivors with newer fan favorites, and a Killer who feels like they were made for the big screen.
New Survivor Shane Wiigwaas
Following the release of Jason on June 16th, the team also announced the release of a new original Survivor on June 25th as part of a Chapter titled Dead by Daylight: The Life Road. An Anishinaabe defense attorney whose search for answers leads him into The Fog, Shane will become the game’s first indigenous Survivor. He arrives with a trio of new Perks designed to support and protect his fellow Survivors.
Chorus of Sin Release Reveal
Dead by Daylight’s first ever community-created Chapter, Chorus of Sin, also received an update. The upcoming release features The Judgement, a terrifying divine force – and thematic first for the game – bent on cleansing sin, and Aurora, a spiritual scientist from a world left in ruin. The Chapter was revealed to be in its final stages of production with an announced release date of August 25th.
The Casting of Frank Stone Chapter
Fans of The Casting of Frank Stone were also treated to a surprise announcement. The team revealed that Stone’s story will continue in Dead by Daylight as its own full Chapter arriving in March of 2027. Though specifics are still being kept under wraps, players can look forward to more details as Frank Stone’s arrival in The Fog creeps ever closer.
Let’s Go to The Mall
The Anniversary Broadcast also unveiled a brand-new Map heading to The Entity’s Realm in Year 11: The Mall. Equal parts, nostalgic, comforting, and unsettling, this sprawling retail hub will seek to transform a familiar location into a liminal nightmare filled with strange shops, long empty hallways, and plenty of the places for Killers and Survivors to come face to face in unique ways.
The Black Banquet Begins
The end of the Twisted Masquerade marks the beginning of a new tradition in The Fog. The Black Banquet is taking over as Dead by Daylight’s new Anniversary Event, and as the name would suggest, food plays a major role this time out. Players will be challenged to gather ingredients, build a twisted feast, and unleash powerful modifiers that affect the Trial. A deliciously devious way to celebrate 10 years of Dead by Daylight, beginning June 25th.
Upcoming Collections
What’s an Anniversary without a look at Dead by Daylight��’s upcoming slate of cosmetics? The team showcased an amazing lineup, blending original creations, community-designed Outfits, music collabs, and some surprise fan-favorite franchises. Upcoming Collections and Outfits included:
• The Sunflesh Collection, a new desert-inspired Collection arriving with one of the next Rifts.
• A new wave of community-created Outfits designed in collaboration with players.
• An Iron Maiden Eddie Legendary Outfit for The Huntress.
• An Ice Nine Kills Collection arriving June 16, alongside the world premiere of a brand-new Dead by Daylight-themed music video from the band.
• An expansion for The Walking Dead Collection featuring Glenn and Negan as Legendary Outfits for Rick.
• New SILENT HILL cosmetics inspired by SILENT HILL f and their iconic Bubble Head Nurse.
• A Diablo Collection set to bring new demonic forces to The Fog this October.
• The long-awaited Scooby-Doo Collection, one of the community’s most requested collaborations, arriving later this year.
The Future of Dead by Daylight
One of the show’s most anticipated segments pulled back the curtain on what the team has cooking for the next 10 years of Dead by Daylight, paving the way for a very foggy future. Instead of starting over with a much-speculated sequel, the game will be doubling down on evolving its current foundation, created alongside the community over the past decade.
Dead by Daylight boldly unveiled the most significant initiative in the game’s history, including a massive visual overhaul targeted for 2027. Featuring upgraded character models, more expressive facial animations, enhanced environments, dynamic weather, improved audio, voice lines for all original characters, and a deeper Entity presence, the update promises to make every Trial more visceral and atmospheric than ever before.
In a huge surprise to fans, it was also announced that curated modding is coming to Dead by Daylight. Players will be handed a full suite of modding tools, along with the opportunity to create and share their own Maps, Modes and everything in between with the community. The crowd also got an early look at a new 1v1 Mode and a prototype Zombie Mode as the team teased a slew of exciting new game modes currently being explored.
Look out for an upcoming Livestream dedicated to diving deeper on all these topics in the very near future.
A Terrifying Finale
Finally, as has become Dead by Daylight Anniversary tradition, the show made sure to wrap with one last jaw-dropping reveal. Capping things off, David Howard Thornton made a dramatic entrance in full Art the Clown makeup and costume to announce (silently, of course) that Terrified is officially coming to Dead by Daylight.
We hope you had a blast catching up on everything announced during our 10th Anniversary Broadcast. Keep an eye out for more info on every reveal in the coming days and months as we officially embark on the next 10 Years of Dead by Daylight!

Anya Taylor-Joy is joining the cast of The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum from New Line Cinema and Warner Bros. Pictures.
In the Andy Serkis-directed film, Taylor-Joy will play the role of Seren, a Sindar Elf of the Woodland Realm, a trusted and lethal agent of King Thranduil (Pace).
Serkis will not only direct the film but also return to play the role of Gollum.
The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum reunites beloved figures from across Middle-earth, including Ian McKellen as Gandalf, Elijah Wood as Frodo, and Lee Pace as Thranduil. Taylor‑Joy joins an ensemble of new cast members, including Kate Winslet as Marigol, Jamie Dornan as Strider, and Leo Woodall as Halvard.
The screenplay is written by Walsh and Boyens, with Phoebe Gittins and Arty Papageorgiou.
Warner Bros. Pictures will release The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum worldwide on December 17, 2027.
Take a sneak peek at Taylor-Joy in The Hunt for Gollum in the post below.
The Hunt for Gollum is not the only film in the Lord of the Rings universe, as Shadow of the Past is also in the works. The second film is being written by Philippa Boyens, Stephen Colbert, and Peter McGee and produced by WingNut Films in association with Spartina Industries.
As The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026, the original trilogy returned to theaters via Fathom Entertainment. The six theatrical films of New Line Cinema’s The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit have earned nearly $6 billion worldwide.