Millie Bobby Brown’s new family photo is an Eleven out of 10.
The Stranger Things star announced the arrival of her second child—a baby boy—with husband Jake Bongiovi, sharing a picture of the couple and their daughter holding hands with their newest addition.
In a Sept. 17 Instagram post, Brown—flashing a short, red manicure and a golden ring with the word “mom” spelled out in jewels—placed her hand over Bongiovi’s palm as their two kids clutched his fingers.
The Enola Holmes actress captioned the image, “Hi little guy!”
News of Brown and Bongiovi’s expanding family comes one year after the pair, who married in 2024, announced that they had adopted their first child together.
“This summer, we welcomed our sweet baby girl through adoption,” they shared on Instagram in August 2025. “We are beyond excited to embark on this beautiful next chapter of parenthood in both peace and privacy.”

SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details on Big Brother Season 28, Episode 35, which aired on Thursday, September 17.
Big Brother Season 28 is down to its final weeks, and the latest episode featured a double eviction, the last Block Buster challenge, and two more housemates joining jury.
In Week 10 of the competition, Yash Patel was crowned as the Head of Household (HOH) and would not only have immunity for the week, but also put three people up for eviction.
At the nominations ceremony, Yash put up Barrett Pfeiffer, Drew Campbell, and Melody Morris for eviction.
The nominated houseguests still had the opportunity to save themselves from the block by winning the Power of Veto (POV) competition. In an endurance competition, Yash and Drew were the final two, and after striking a deal, Drew won the Veto.
Drew took himself off the block, and Yash put up Taylor Brown as a replacement nominee.
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Who won the last safety in the BB Block Buster competition in Week 10?
Barrett, Melody, and Taylor entered the BB Block Buster competition. Melody won the challenge, and it was not even close, giving herself safety for the first eviction of the night.
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How did the Big Brother Season 28 houseguests vote in Week 10?
Barrett and Taylor now face eviction, with the rest of the houseguests holding their fate in their hands as they cast votes to evict in the Diary Room.
Votes to evict Barrett: Devens, Dee, Drew
Votes to evict Taylor: Melody
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Who was evicted from Big Brother Season 28 in Week 10?
By a vote of 3 to 1, Barrett was the eleventh housemate evicted from Big Brother Season 28 in Week 10 and became the third member of the jury.
BUT the night was not over, as it was a double eviction night and a full week of gameplay would play out live.
Who won HOH on double eviction night in Week 10?
Melody won HOH on double eviction night and would now nominate two houseguests for eviction.
Who was nominated on double eviction night in Week 10?
As HOH, Melody nominated Devens and Dee, putting two “Icons” at risk of eviction.
Who won the POV on double eviction night in Week 10?
Devens and Dee still had the opportunity to play for the POV and pull themselves off the block, or, if another houseguest won instead, could sway them to save them from eviction. Following the competition, Devens won the veto.
Devens used the POV to pull himself off the chopping block, forcing Melody to name a replacement nominee and choosing Yash in his place.
How did the Big Brother Season 28 houseguests vote on double eviction night in Week 10?
Dee and Yash now face eviction, with each houseguest entering the Diary Room to cast their votes.
Votes to evict Dee: Taylor
Votes to evict Yash: Devens, Drew
Who was the second houseguest evicted from Big Brother Season 28 in Week 10?
By a vote of 2 to 1, Yash was the twelfth houseguest evicted from Big Brother Season 28 and became the fourth jury member.
Who were the two houseguests evicted from Big Brother Season 28 on double eviction night in Week 10?
The two houseguests evicted from Big Brother on double eviction night in Week 10 were Barrett and Yash, who would now join La Trice Verrett and Angela Murray at the Jury House.
Who are the Final 5 houseguests in Big Brother Season 28?
The final five houseguests who could potentially win Big Brother Season 28 are Dee Valladares, Drew Campbell, Melody Morris, Rick Devens, and Taylor Brown.

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from Thursday night’s episode of HBO Max‘s Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.
As the title of this week’s episode (“Spoiler: We Couldn’t Get Green Lantern”) suggests, the creators of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe really did want the Green Lantern to be at the center of the show’s DC comic crossover.
Unfortunately, the man without fear was already booked.
“They told us we couldn’t have him because of [HBO’s live-action series] Lanterns, which I understood,” Zak Penn, one of the series’ creators, revealed to Deadline. “Chuck [Lorre] was a little grumbly about it, but Bill and I pointed out to him that Flash was actually perfect. If we needed something that’s going from dimension to dimension, Flash worked even better than Green Lantern.”
Like Penn says, the episode ultimately sees Stuart (Kevin Sussman) and his friends stuck inside a comic book, where Mr. Freeze is terrorizing Gotham City. To get out of that dimension, they go off in search of Golden Age Flash for help.
“It was half opportunity and half what they encouraged us, but Golden Age Flash appealed to us a lot, just because he’s kind of silly. No offense to Golden Age Flash,” Penn said.
If it seems kind of backward that the gang would trek all the way to Central City to enlist The Flash to help them take on a villain in Batman’s territory, that’s the point. The writers reveled in the opportunity to poke fun at the more far-fetched notions accepted in comic lore.
“Bill [Prady] and I were laughing a lot [about] the whole notion of Gotham City isn’t where New York City is, which makes no sense,” Penn said. “All those things were just kind of built up humor and things that we felt about comic books. So, the next obvious decision was, in terms of a villain, let’s put the villain who seems right and that people know more, and then have our characters comment on the fact that he’s the wrong villain for this piece.”
Penn is surely considered the superhero expert of the group as a Marvel vet who also famously wrote a script for a Suicide Squad film that went unused. However, he says his fellow creators Prady and Lorre, as well as several of the other writers, had their own affinity for DC comics to draw upon for the episode.
He and the writers thought a commentary on how a layperson would navigate a comic locale like Gotham City “seemed like the perfect sense of humor for our show.”
“If you were in the DC universe, it would be pretty boring a lot of the time because you’d just be sitting around waiting for planes,” he laughs, adding that the irony is there’s also a bit about that exact notion in an early episode of Lanterns.
That other DC show didn’t steal all Stuart‘s thunder, though, and in fact there is plenty that the comedy series can get away with that its drama counterparts cannot in that the writers can lean into the quirks of these convoluted superhero universes rather than shy away.
“One of the things about this show that’s really fun is that you know when you work on an actual comic book movie, you really have to be rigorous about the consistency of the reality, because people will pick you apart if you’re not, and on this show we kind of took the attitude of ‘we’re going to purposely break things and then have the characters notice that the multiverse doesn’t work as well as it should,’” Penn explained.
Similarly, Penn says the episode could adopt a visual style more consistent with comic books without asking the audience to do more work suspending their disbelief.
“[Director] Robbie McNeill deserves a lot of credit, because he really added a bunch of stuff, like the way the frames panel at certain points, which is something that I don’t always think is effective. Back in the early days of comic book movies, when people did that, I think it really took you out of it,” Penn told Deadline. “But this show’s sense of humor needs that, so it was really helpful.”
The writers worked closely with DC’s Jim Lee to develop the versions of the comic characters that appear in Thursday’s episode. Lee teased the partnership over the summer at San Diego Comic-Con, assuring the audience in Hall H that the DC IP would be in good hands with the Stuart team.
“Some of the DC characters they have in it, I think are some of the best versions I’ve seen of those characters, and so I’m super excited for you guys,” Lee said at the time.
Penn, who had previously collaborated with Lee and the DC team on Ready Player One, remembered the Stuart reteam fondly: “They were great. They basically said, ‘How can we help? Other than we won’t give you Green Lantern.’”
The series has already been renewed for a second season ahead of next week’s Season 1 finale. Penn tells Deadline he “would be shocked” if the writers didn’t once again mine from the DC universe in future episodes, but Season 2 is still in early stages.

Miley Cyrus wants fans to know that Dolly Parton — despite her larger-than-life persona — was as “authentic” as they come.
“She’s known for, I guess, the faux, the fake, the hair, the makeup, the show of it, but there’s a part of her that’s just what I think everyone gravitates toward — how real she is and how authentic she is,” the “Wrecking Ball” singer said during a new interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe.
Elsewhere during the chat, Cyrus recalled her final conversation with her godmother before her tragic death on Aug. 25 following a brief — and private — battle with cancer.
“The time that we talked, which was the last time we would talk, it was actually me telling her about this record,” she said, referencing her latest album, “Bass Persuades.”
Cyrus, 33, noted that “because even though we are so different, that’s what made us so perfect for each other is that she knew this, and I know this.”
The “Flowers” hitmaker also opened up about how Parton’s sage advice comforted her through her life’s big moments.
“There was a time in my life, I mean, we hit on it with Hannah [Montana], so much of my life’s about persona.” she said.
It was Parton, Cyrus divulged, that helped her navigate the fame her Disney Channel character brought her — all while she was also discovering who she was off-camera.
“I think a way that I could look at that as, you can still have a persona and still be who you are, is because I had Dolly,” she explained.
Cyrus looked back on crying during her performances — something that perplexed Parton, who saw music as “escapism.”
“She was like, ‘Music is escapism. Let them cry. Get through it,’” Cyrus recalled, to which she responded, “I know, but this is who I am.” Parton, she said, “loved [her] for it.”
During her co-hosting gig with the legendary country singer during NBC special “Miley’s New Year’s Eve Party” as they rang in 2023, Cyrus recalled getting emotional while performing “I Will Always Love You” with Parton — and realizing the “9 to 5” star wouldn’t always be there to guide her through life’s challenges.
“So many of my really stabilizing peers that I have in my life, they’re generations before me,” she explained.
“And they’ve laid down brick by brick the road that I travel now, and they aren’t always going to be here for me to call them and say, ‘What do I do now?’”
Cyrus said it’s something she “always did with Dolly,” whom she described as having been “always right about stuff.”
The “Jolene” singer died at the age of 80 last month following a private battle with cancer. At the time, Cyrus mourned her “Aunt Dolly” in an emotional social media tribute, writing that the “feeling of losing” the country star was “beyond what feels right to share.”
Cyrus divulged in the upload, “One of our last conversations was about music and metamorphosis. 🦋.”

Julia Stiles is officially a Juilliard graduate—well, sort of.
After the Dancing With the Stars contestant called out the school’s statement that she never was a student there—despite playing one in 2001’s Save the Last Dance—during an exclusive E! interview, the prestigious conservatory followed up with a hilarious change of heart.
“Dear Julia, with our apologies for the clerical error, your alumni file was found under the name Sarah Johnson,” Stiles read from Juilliard’s note to her and pro Ezra Sosa in a Sept. 17 TikTok video. “We are so proud of you and cheering you and Ezra on.”
And the school—which first posted ahead of the DWTS season 35 premiere, “No, Julia Stiles did not, in fact, attend Juilliard”—couldn’t help but call back to her and costar Sean Patrick Thomas’ memorable exchange in the film when welcoming Stiles into the family.
“Remember, Dancing With the Stars ain’t no square dance,” she continued narrating their message, “but we know you’ll dance circles, probably, around everyone else.”