SCAR-JO SPEAKS OUT 

Actress Scarlett Johansson is opening up to Variety about her legal battle against Disney. The actress filed a lawsuit against the entertainment giant back in 2021 over the decision to release Black Widow in theaters and streaming at the same time, a move she says hurt the film's box office potential, costing her millions in expected income. She said Disney's response to the suit left her "sad and disappointed, but mostly sad," but she added that strangers' kindness helped get her through it. The suit was settled with details not disclosed, and there seems to be no bad blood, as she's set to star in the Tower of Terror reboot. She even revealed that she visits Disney World at least 10 times a year.

DADDY DE NIRO 

Film legend Robert De Niro turns 80 in August, and he just revealed he's a father again. The actor spilled the news during an interview with ET Canada while promoting his new film coincidentally named About My Father. The actor corrected the interviewer when she asked about his six kids, chiming in to let her know that he actually has 7, and that he just had a baby. De Niro did not reveal who the child's mother is or the sex of the baby. When asked about his parenting style, he said "I don't think I'm a cool dad,' adding that he believes in being loving towards his kids, even if he has to be stern. 

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