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Alanis Morissette Postpartum Depression Was ‘Harrowing’ Published September 9, 2026 9:30 AM PDT Play video content Alanis Morissette says you oughta know postpartum depression can seriously screw with your mental state … admitting she had scary invasive thoughts during her own struggle. The singer-songwriter joined Alex Cooper on her “Call Her Daddy” podcast to discuss dealing with the disorder … telling Alex her postpartum became worse and worse after each pregnancy. She has three children. Alanis says she essentially became another person … plagued by super “harrowing” invasive thoughts — as well as anxiety, depression and rage. She says she…

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Picture Credit: CBC Heartland is officially galloping into historic territory. As the longest-running one-hour scripted drama in Canadian television history, the beloved Bartlett-Fleming family is returning for a massive milestone 20th season. But when will the new episodes of Heartland make their way to Netflix? Here is everything we know about Season 20 and when you can expect it to drop in your region. For Netflix US subscribers, the wait for the show’s latest episodes just ended, as Season 19 finally touched down on the platform on September 1st, 2026. However, as die-hard fans know, the story is already moving…

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“I’m not going to sugarcoat it, we’re in a tight spot.” The final trailer for Digger hit the internet on Wedensday, giving viewers another glimpse at a very different version of Tom Cruise. In his highly anticipated, hyper-stylized comedic collaboration with two-time Oscar-winning filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu, Cruise plays Digger Rockwell, an aging, corpulent energy tycoon who causes an apocalyptic natural disaster that he needs to find a solution for. Scored to a re-orchestrated version of the Talking Heads classic “Burning Down the House,” the two-and-a-half minute spot shows how Digger’s capricious decision making leads to his $18 trillion dollar…

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Us has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Finding your go-to jeans that fit correctly (and comfortably) is challenging enough, but the hunt gets even harder when you want them to be stylish and flattering, too. For fall, we’re ditching pants that dig in or cause that dreaded tummy spillage situation — and luckily, these high-waist jeans nail it. Our top tummy-hiding wonders have stretchy waistbands that are so comfortable, some shoppers say they feel like sweatpants. Whether you prefer straight or wide-leg styles, blue or black washes or…

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The festival is winding down on Day 8 with the world premieres of Ilya Khrzhanovsky’s Dau and Kornél Mundruczó’s Place to Be, starring Ellen Burstyn, Taika Waititi, Pamela Anderson, Murray Bartlett, and David Wenham. The film is a light-hearted road movie about the unexpected friendship between an elderly woman and a middle-aged man travelling from Chicago to New York to return a lost racing pigeon, Intruder, to its owner. Brooke Graham (Burstyn), a gentle woman, has devoted her life to her children since her husband’s death. Her quiet existence is turned upside down by an unwelcome visitor: a cheeky carrier…

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After 30 years in television, Linda Cardellini — who has starred in shows like Freaks & Geeks, E.R., and Dead To Me — won her first Emmy Award over the weekend for DTF St. Louis. Too bad no one at home could watch. Dedicated TV fans were outraged Monday as photos of Cardellini — who took home the hardware for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited/Anthology Series — flooded social media, showing her on stage after being announced and holding her award after the win. Alongside her in several pics and videos is her DTF co-star, David Harbour, who also…

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Can a movie be so long-awaited that at some point, people stop waiting for it? For those entrenched in the international arthouse and film festival world, this is what seemed to happen with Russian director Ilya Khrzhanovsky’s DAU, a biopic about the Nobel Prize-winning quantum physicist Lev Landau that was so monumentally ambitious and cinematically excessive, it began pre-production all the way back in 2006 and is finally premiering, well, now. DAU The Bottom Line Worth the long wait. Venue: Venice Film Festival (Competition)Cast: Teodor Currentzis, Radmila Shchogolieva, Anatoly Vasiliev, Maria Nafpliotou, Vladimir Azhippo, Dmitri Tcherniakov, Dmitry CheglakovDirector: Ilya KhrzhanovskyScreenwriters:…

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By David Niederhoffer   |   Published: Sep 9, 2026 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 16 Nicolas Cage‘s home in Malibu is facing some major issues right now after a sinkhole opened up right outside the garage, with the driveway collapsing into the ground. The Oscar-winning actor purchased the home in 2024 for $10.5 million and it’s located right on the water with incredible views of the ocean. The sinkhole opened up on Tuesday morning (September 8) following a day of rain in Los Angeles. 16 Why is there a sinkhole outside Nicolas Cage’s home? KTLA is reporting that “coastal erosion” appears…

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If you’re hoping to see a lot more Leanne on your watch list, the Netflix original sitcom just made an achievement that will hopefully make that possible—and bring a positive change to the series. Upon the release of the second season of Leanne Morgan’s fan-favorite comedy series, we were met with an unfortunate debut that didn’t manage to crack the all-important Global Top 10 English-Language TV Shows ranking. While that seemed to spell trouble for the sitcom’s possibility of returning for a third season, the first full week of tracking gives us hope. For the week of Aug. 31 -…

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Despite its nearly four-hour runtime, Alex Gibney’s new documentary, Musk, is never slow. Elon Musk himself might even like the segment about his founding of SpaceX. When the company’s third rocket fails, and they go for a fourth launch with no more money in the coffers, I daresay you’re rooting for the guy. Of course, there’s not much more of that. One of Gibney’s most successful theorems is that the richest man in the world likely believes we all live in a simulation. In Musk’s simulation he is the first-person shooter and everyone else is an NPC — a “nonplayer…

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