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Everything's looking golden for Sofia Richie . In honor of her 24th trip around the sun, the model and influencer shared a series of snaps from her picturesque golden birthday, featuring a kiss with her fiancé, Elliot Grainge . The dinner party looked timeless and romantic, with plenty of fluffy pink flowers, outdoor seating, and candlelit dining. Richie described the event as, "A day filled with friends, family, and food !!" in her Instagram caption, and the photos did not disappoint. Some of the food featured included a crème brûlée, a pastel pink cake decorated with multicolored flowers, and an enormous spread of breakfast foods from earlier in the day. Towards the end of the night, Richie can be seen grinning and holding a sparkler at the table. She's then pictured with her arm around Grainge, sharing a kiss with her soon-to-be husband. Generally, the two keep their relationship private, but they did reveal that they got engaged back in April while on a trip t

Some of the all-time creepiest films (hello The Exorcist ) fall under the category of religious horror. Whether it's strange symbols, creepy cults, or repressed guilt, there's something about various elements of religion and lore that just seem ripe for terror — and many, many movies have played into that. From Ross Glass' incredibly sinister Saint Maud to terrifying Taiwenese TikTok trend-starter Incantation , we've scoured the streaming sites for the best religious horror movies you can watch for free right now... 1. The Witch 17th century New England at its creepiest. Credit: A24 Writer/director Robert Eggers' haunting chiller, which stars Anya Taylor-Joy, follows a family living in 1630s New England in religious exile in the aftermath of one of the clan's children going missing. "What really sets this movie apart from its horror peers [...] is its sheer beauty," wrote Yohana Desta in her review for Mashable . "Every scene is meticu

Six years after Richard Simmons seemingly vanished from the public eye, the fitness guru is speaking out to let fans know he's doing just fine. Simmons's sudden return to the spotlight comes just days after the premiere of Fox's documentary "TMZ Investigates: What Really Happened to Richard Simmons" (now streaming on Hulu and Fox). The documentary delves not only into the reported reason why the 74-year-old left his public life behind, but also into his rise to fame. On Aug. 24, Simmons posted a message on his official Facebook page thanking his followers for their support. "Thank you, everyone, for your kindness and love! ❤️. Love, Richard," he wrote alongside a photo of a smiling emoji holding up a thank you sign. His post marks the first time the famed '80s star has shared anything with his fans since 2014. A representative for Simmons confirmed to the New York Post that the post was penned by the exercise icon himself. The rep added, "

Consider the code cracked. In preparation for his upcoming solo album, Offset pulled no punches for his "Code" music video . The visuals for the new single, featuring Moneybagg Yo, starred none other than Bella Hadid , who posed in an enviable amount of diamond jewelry, long black gloves, and a glittering bikini, before modeling a slew of opulent Balenciaga looks . The model wore her hair slicked back for a majority of the video, drawing attention to her bleached brows , and strutted alongside the Migos member in everything from neon feathers to oversized denim. Hadid seems to have had a blast filming the video. The model shared three separate posts on Instagram featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the shoot. In one post, she appears to be using her downtime in between filming scenes to get even more work done, which leads to the image of her typing away while wearing long black gloves and her bejeweled bikini. View this post on Instagram

Who knew that those after-school nights spent perusing aisles of movie rentals and bags of buttered popcorn would serve as the inspiration for Netflix's newest comedy? Inspired by the nearly extinct Blockbuster Video stores of yesteryear, Netflix will soon be rolling out 10 30-minute episodes of "Blockbuster" starring Randall Park as Timmy Yoon, a man who discovers he is responsible for the very last Blockbuster store in the entire country. With streaming services like Netflix playing a major role in Blockbuster's eventual downfall, it will be interesting to see how well the series actually captures the nostalgia that made Blockbuster what it was: a tradition, a memory, and an experience that some will never be able to fully recreate. Read on to see everything we know about "Blockbuster" so far, and get ready to be transported back to one of the best parts of growing up in the '90s. Related: Netflix's "Heartbreak High" Is Not You