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Kate Winslet is sharing what it was really like filming sex scenes in "Revolutionary Road" with Leonardo DiCaprio. The co-stars shot to fame after collaborating on James Cameron's "Titanic" in 1997. Winslet and DiCaprio reunited in 2008 to star in "Revolutionary Road," which was directed by the actress' then husband, Sam Mendes. Winslet recalled being uncomfortable filming the scenes in front of her husband. "It was the element of, ‘OK my husband is over there.’ That was a bit weird," she told The Mirror. DiCaprio insisted that his co-star was a "consummate professional" and landed a Golden Globe win in 2009 for her portrayal of April in the film. KATE WINSLET TALKS ‘TITANIC’ 25TH ANNIVERSARY AS JAMES CAMERON SAYS SHE WAS ‘TRAUMATIZED’ BY THE FILM The actor previously gushed about his relationship with Winslet ahead of the films release. "We were actively looking for something to do together. It felt really natural. ...

A proposed bill in California would allow some students living in Mexico to receive in-state tuition at community colleges in San Diego and Imperial Valley counties. "This bill acknowledges that there is a student population that is going back and forth on a regular basis and the talent that is available to us on the southern side of the border," Republican Assemblyman David Alvarez of San Diego told The Sacramento Bee . A bill introduced last month by Alvarez would create a five-year pilot program that would allow low-income students who live within 45 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border to pay tuition at seven community colleges without the added fees other out-of-state students have to pay. NEARLY 300,00 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS SLIPPED PAST BORDER AGENTS IN LESS THAN FOUR MONTHS: SOURCES Students would have to be U.S. citizens or Mexican citizens with a visa to be eligible for the program, and the legislation would limit the number of participating students to 200 per campus....

Tiffany Hsu / New York Times : How a slowing digital ad market, Apple's ATT changes, tech companies' internal turmoil, weak content moderation, and more are contributing to a junk ad epidemic   —  Scrolling past ads has rarely been enjoyable.  But in recent months, people say the experience seems so much worse.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman said a Memphis man who was fatally beaten by Black police officers was "killed by white supremacy" and "America" in a recent fundraising email by his re-election campaign. "Tyre Nichols should be alive today. Instead, like so many others he was killed by police. Killed by white supremacy. Killed by America," read the campaign email sent Monday on behalf of the New York Democrat, the New York Post first reported.  "This is Black terror," the email said. "We feel it everyday. We feel it more today. Too many victims to name. Too much hurt to explain. Too many tears, too normalized, too numb. From 1619 to the present day we live in a constant state of terror." Nichols, who was Black, died after he was brutally beaten by five now-former officers with the Memphis Police Department during a traffic stop. TYRE NICHOLS' DEATH: FORMER MEMPHIS COP TOOK AND SHARED PHOTOS OF BLOODIED VICTIM Demetrius Haley , Tadarrius ...

Vice President Harris this week returned to focusing on targeting what the administration believes are the "root causes" of the migrant crisis at the southern border, announcing $1 billion in additional funding and a new initiative to direct money to Central America. Harris’ office announced on Monday that an extra $950 million in private sector commitments has been raised from companies, including Nestle and Target, bringing the total amount of Harris’ "Call to Action" launched in 2021 to $4.2 billion. "The investments that we have made thus far are on track to meet goals set out by the Partnership for Central America, which include the creation of 1 million new jobs by 2032 and the inclusion of 6 million people in the formal financial system by 2027," Harris said at a roundtable at the White House. In 2021, Harris was put in charge of leading diplomatic talks to tackle "root causes" like poverty, violence, corruption, and climate change whi...

Clare Duffy / CNN : Pathmatics estimates the monthly revenue from Twitter's top 1,000 advertisers fell 60%+ from around $127M in October 2022 to just over $48M by January 25, 2023   —  New York CNN —  —  More than half of Twitter's top 1,000 advertisers in September were no longer spending on the platform …

Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) gave fans an electrifying performance ahead of Super Bowl Sunday.  The rock star and Megan Fox’s beau shared on his Instagram Story, Saturday, a video clip of his performance for the major sporting event.  "Yooo I got [electrocuted] and my hair stood up," Kelly claimed with a brain blast emoji and thunderbolt emojis.  MEGAN FOX REVEALS SHE KNEW MACHINE GUN KELLY WAS HER 'SOUL MATE' THE FIRST TIME SHE LOOKED INTO HIS EYES Although it’s unclear if he actually was electrocuted during his performance, it appears it may have been a joke since he added a laughing emoji to the video. The "Blood Valentine" singer’s hair shot straight up during the performance, while air cannons blasted off in the background.  Kelly seemed unfazed and flipped his blonde hair back moments later.  The rocker-turned-rapper sported metallic cargo pants on stage with a black belt and white long-sleeve crop top. His midriff was exposed as he showed off his ...