Strike by resident doctors in England to go ahead after rejecting government's offer

LONDON, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Resident doctors in England voted to reject the government's latest offer on working conditions, the British ​Medical Association union said on Monday, confirming that a five-day ‌strike planned for this week would go ahead.

The doctors' union - which represents resident doctors ‌who are qualified practicians making up nearly half of the medical workforce - will stage a walkout from Wednesday as part of a series of strike actions that have taken place earlier this year over pay ⁠and working conditions.

"Tens of thousands ‌of frontline doctors have come together to say 'no' to what is clearly too little, too late," BMA chair ‍Jack Fletcher said in a statement.

"This week's strike is still entirely avoidable – the Health Secretary should now work with us in the short time we ​have left to come up with a credible offer to end ‌this jobs crisis and avert the real terms pay cuts he is pushing in 2026," Fletcher said, adding that the union is willing to work to find a solution.

Britain's health department did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The offer put made by the government ⁠last Wednesday did not include new pay ​terms, something the BMA has been campaigning ​for since the Labour party won last year's election.

The strike will add pressure to an already stretched healthcare service ‍after NHS England ⁠warned last week that hospitals were facing the "worst-case scenario" from a wave of a super flu.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has ⁠urged the doctors to call off the strike, saying they were "being irresponsible," while ‌Streeting has repeatedly been critical of the union's decision.

(Reporting by ‌Sam Tabahriti; Editing by Catarina Demony)

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Interstellar comet keeps its distance as it makes its closest approach to Earth

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Astray comet from another starswings past Earth this week in one last hurrah before racing back toward interstellar space.

Discovered over the summer, the comet known as3I/Atlaswill pass within 167 million miles (269 million kilometers) of our planet on Friday, the closest it gets on itsgrand tourof the solar system.

NASA continues to aim its space telescopes at the visiting ice ball, estimated to be between 1,444 feet (440 meters) and 3.5 miles (5.6 kilometers) in size. But it's fading as it exits, so now's the time for backyard astronomers to catch it in the night sky with their telescopes.

The comet will come much closer to Jupiter in March, zipping within 33 million miles (53 million kilometers). It will be the mid-2030s before it reaches interstellar space, never to return, said Paul Chodas, director of NASA's Center for Near Earth Object Studies.

It's the third known interstellar object to cut through our solar system. Interstellar comets like 3I/Atlas originate in star systems elsewhere in the Milky Way, while home-grown comets like Halley's hail from the icy fringes of our solar system.

A telescope in Hawaii discovered the first confirmed interstellar visitor in 2017. Two years later, an interstellar comet was spotted by a Crimean amateur astronomer. NASA's sky-surveying Atlas telescope in Chile spotted comet 3I/Atlas in July while prowling for potentially dangerous asteroids.

Scientists believe the latest interloping comet, also harmless, may have originated in a star system much older than ours, making it a tantalizing target.

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US and Ukraine target 1,000-vessel 'dark fleet' smuggling sanctioned oil worldwide

A 1,000-strong "dark fleet" of rogue oil tankersskirting sanctionshas emerged as a new target for the U.S. and Ukraine, a senior maritime intelligence analyst claims.

Michelle Wiese Bockmann warned the aging fleet poses geopolitical risks and threats of $1 billion oil spills, with the recent U.S. seizures in Venezuela and Ukrainian drone strikes in the Black Sea marking a turning point for both nations in their efforts.

"There are about 1,000 vessels worldwide that are trading sanctioned crude tankers containing sanctioned Iranian, Venezuelan and Russian oil," Bockmann told Fox News Digital.

"These vessels are a lifeline for these regimes, because they're used for shipping oil to fund the war in Ukraine, and also give money to the illicit Maduro regime," she added.

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"This is a brand-new problem for the U.S., and now Ukraine has signaled they are going to target these vessels the same way," she said. "There is a new strategy to deal with this dark fleet, which is the lifeline of sanctioned oil revenues, and now under attack by the U.S. and Ukraine. The strategy is all to counter what we callgray-zone aggression."

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Recent Ukrainian naval drone strikes have disabled several tankers in the Black Sea, including the Dashan, part of Russia's so-called shadow fleet that Ukraine says helps Moscow export oil in defiance of sanctions,according to Reuters.

"It is dangerous and could be interpreted as a form of gray-zone aggression in order to continue to keep oil revenue flowing," Bockmann said.

"This is all a billion-dollar oil spill catastrophe waiting to happen," she added, pointing to theenvironmental and navigational risksposed by poorly maintained, uninsured ships.

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She said a subset of "about 350 to 400 vessels at any one time are not only sanctioned but falsely flying flags, which is dangerous," because false registration leaves vessels stateless and uninsured, putting crews at risk.

"This is a huge issue for maritime safety, it's a menace to the environment, and it entails crew welfare," Bockmann said.

These vessels, she said, are typically "elderly" and used solely forsanctioned oil trades. Many also "manipulate AIS" to show they are in one place when they are actually elsewhere.

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"They use false flagging, but also spoofing and manipulating its AIS to show it's in one place when it's not. These vessels have also gone tofraudulent registriesthat don't exist, which means they have no insurance," she said. "Their certificates of seaworthiness are invalid, and they have relied on international maritime conventions to have what's called the 'right of innocent passage' so they can't get intercepted."

Bockmann said U.S. forces have used legal tools including Article 110 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, which allows boarding of stateless vessels, to stop these ships.

"It's my belief that they used Article 110, and they got on board that vessel, and they were absolutely entitled to remove that vessel from global trade," she said.

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In the Caribbean, U.S. forces recently seized the tanker Skipper, sanctioned in 2022 and found to be masking its location, under a federal warrant as part of a broader campaign to disrupt illicit oil shipping.

"The recent Venezuelan tanker was carrying 1.8 million barrels of oil uninsured, so that's a billion-dollar maritime disaster waiting to happen," Bockmann said.

As reported by Fox News Digital, Dec. 12 saw Attorney GeneralPam Bondiframe the U.S. seizure of a Venezuelan crude tanker as a sanctions-enforcement action rooted in a federal court warrant.

Meanwhile, in the Black Sea, Ukraine targeted multiple alleged "shadow fleet" tankers with sea drones, according to Reuters.

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"The three tankers that have been targeted by Ukraine are all in ballast, which means that they weren't carrying oil," Bockmann said.

"That was carefully chosen, and they were also falsely flagged, just like in the recent case of the three tankers attacked in Ukraine. That flag was Gambia. In the U.S. case of Skipper, the flag was Guyana," Bockmann said.

Fox News Digital's Morgan Phillips contributed to this report.

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Patrick Mahomes tears ACL, out for remainder of lost 2025 Chiefs season

TheKansas City Chiefs' postseason hopes are done, and so is Patrick Mahomes' season.

Mahomes suffered an injury to his left knee in the final two minutes of Sunday'sloss to the Los Angeles Chargers, and the injury will keep Mahomes out for the remainder of the year.

TheChiefsannounced after Sunday's game that Mahomes had suffered a torn ACL in his left knee, and said they are exploring surgical options. Further specifics on his recovery, or a timeline for his return, are not yet known.

Mahomes, who had been dealing with injury concerns related to the knee all season, apparently hyperextended the knee as he attempted to lead the Chiefs to a late comeback win. He would lay on the turf at Arrowhead Stadium for several minutes as teammates knelt nearby, and then was helped to the locker room.

Mahomes left knee buckles and he has left the gamepic.twitter.com/a0dkUXynjE

— Rate the Refs (@Rate_the_Refs)December 14, 2025

Backup quarterback Gardner Minshew entered the game having thrown no passes all season, and quickly threw a game-ending interception.

Afterward, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said the injury "didn't look good." With the loss to the Chargers eliminating the Chiefs from the playoffs for the first time since 2014, there was no pressing need to bring Mahomes back this season, regardless of the extent of the injury.

Mahomes addressed the injury in a social media post on Sunday afternoon, and vowed to return.

Don't know why this had to happen. And not going to lie it's hurts. But all we can do now is Trust in God and attack every single day over and over again. Thank you Chiefs kingdom for always supporting me and for everyone who has reached out and sent prayers. I Will be back…

— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes)December 14, 2025

The Chiefs struggled all season long with injuries, and Mahomes himself was far from his MVP-winning, Super Bowl-level best. His 63.1 completion percentage was the lowest of his career as a starter. His 22 touchdowns are the fewest of his career, albeit with three games still to play. The 2025 season also marked his worst in Passer Rating and second-worst in Quarterback Rating of his career.

Mahomes is in the sixth year of a 10-year, $450 million contract. He last won the NFL's Most Valuable Player award in 2022, and placed in the top 10 the last two seasons. Under Mahomes' leadership, the Chiefs had reached the AFC championship in all seven of his years as a starter, playing in five Super Bowls and winning three.

But Sunday's loss, the team's third straight, officially knocked them out of the playoffs for the first time since 2014. Minshew will presumably lead the Chiefs the rest of the way this season, but it's unclear who will start in Mahomes' place next fall assuming he's still recovering from his upcoming surgery.

While Mahomes' NFL career is far from over, the dominant stretch the Chiefs have been on over the last near-decade has now come to an end.

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How 44-year old Philip Rivers nearly upset a Super Bowl contender

Playing his first NFL game in 1,800 days, 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers threw a touchdown Sunday for the Indianapolis Colts while nearly upsetting a Super Bowl contender.

Rivers completed 18 of his 27 passes for 120 yards and led a drive that put the Colts ahead with less than a minute left in the fourth quarter before Seattle kicked a go-ahead field goal to win 18-16.

Rivers and the Colts got the ball back for one final opportunity 70 yards from the end zone with 11 seconds to go in regulation, but the drive's first play was also its last. A deep throw by Rivers down the middle of the field went over his intended receiver's head and was intercepted, sealing Seattle's win.

Rivers, a father of 10 and a grandfather, started for Indianapolis weeks after being named a semifinalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame and just five days after having come out of retirement to sign with the Colts after injuries had devastated their quarterbacks.

Rivers joined Tom Brady, Vinny Testaverde, Warren Moon, Steve DeBerg and George Blanda as the only quarterbacks in NFL history to play at age 44 or older.

An afterthought in the preseason, Indianapolis had transformed into a surprise Super Bowl contender after a 7-1 start, only to lose four of its next five games. In its most recent defeat last week, it also lost starting quarterback Daniel Jones to a season-ending Achilles tendon injury.

With injuries hobbling its other quarterbacks, Indianapolis turned to an unusual stopgap measure in Rivers — who is older than 13 of the NFL's 32 head coaches, including Colts coach Shane Steichen — to salvage its playoff aspirations. The franchise and Rivers had familiarity: Rivers spent the first 16 seasons of his career with San Diego before he played his final year with Indianapolis in 2020. He ranked fifth all-time in passing yardage and passing touchdowns in NFL history when he retired.

Competing at a high level is no longer a rarity for over-40 athletes, with Tom Brady, LeBron James and even downhill skier Lindsey Vonn all remaining world-class well after having exited their prime. Yet Rivers' return was extraordinary because of the length of his break. He had coached a high school team in Fairhope, Alabama, in retirement, and members of the team were shown cheering Rivers on during Sunday's Week 15 matchup in Seattle.

There was little time for Rivers to ease into his first game since Jan. 9, 2021, while he faced a Seahawks defense that ranks among the NFL's best. Yet Rivers converted a third down on his first drive, and late in the second quarter he threw his 422nd career touchdown.

After having led for much of the game, Indianapolis trailed 15-13 in the fourth quarter when Rivers trotted onto the field with 2:21 left to try to add to his career total of 36 game-winning drives.

He threw completions for 16 and 3 yards to help Indianapolis get into range for kicker Blake Grupe, who made a career-long 60-yard kick with 47 seconds left to give Indianapolis a 16-15 lead.

That was enough time remaining, however, for Seattle to mount its own drive, which ended with a 56-yard kick to take back the lead, 18-16, with 18 seconds to play.

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Nets rout Bucks 127-82 to match franchise record for margin of victory

NEW YORK (AP) — Egor Demin scored 17 points, Noah Clowney added 16 and the Brooklyn Nets matched the franchise record for margin of victory, never trailing in a 127-82 romp over the short-handed Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday night.

The 45-point victory tied the team record set Jan. 9, 1993, against Washington while the team was playing in New Jersey. The Nets have won four of six after opening 3-13. At home, they have won three of four after starting 0-9.

Brooklyn coach Jordi Fernandez missed the game due to an illness. Assistant coach Steve Hetzel directed the team.

Gary Trent Jr. scored 20 points and Kyle Kuzma added 13 for the struggling Bucks They have lost three of four since star Giannis Antetokounmpo strained his right calf in the opening minutes of a win over Detroit on Dec. 3.

Brooklyn led 65-46 at halftime on 56.5% shooting, and had a 24-11 run in the third quarter to make it 94-65.

Bucks: Host Toronto on Thursday night.

Nets: Host Miami on Thursday night.

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Emily Blunt Attends a Screening in N.Y.C., Plus Pedro Pascal, Lily Collins, Ali Larter and More

Celebrities have been everywhere this week. In New York City,Emily Bluntattends a screening of her film,The Smashing Machine,whilePedro Pascal,Ali LarterandJustine Lupeattend events in L.A.. Meanwhile,Lily Collinssteps out in Paris.

Here are the best photos of celebs out and about this week. Come back tomorrow for more of the latest A-list outings!

Smashing Screening

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Emily Blunt attends a screening of her filmThe Smashing Machineat the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Robin Williams Center in N.Y.C. on Dec. 14.

Movie Night

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Pedro Pascal and Eva Victor smile at a special screening of Victor's filmSorry, Babyat the London Hotel in L.A. on Dec. 13.

Plaid Perfection

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Lily Collins steps out in Paris in a tailored plaid suit on Dec. 14.

For Your Consideration

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Ali Larter speaks at theLandmanseason 2 FYC Event in L.A. on Dec. 13.

Strike a Pose

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Justine Lupe poses for the cameras at a SAG-AFTRA event for her Netflix showNobody Wants Thisin L.A. on Dec. 14.

Launch Night

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Paul RuddandJack Blackattend the world premiere of their new filmAnacondain Los Angeles on Dec. 13.

Cute and Casual

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Kendall Jennerdresses down for dinner with palJustin Bieber(not pictured) at Raffia restaurant in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

Fierce Look

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Demi Lovatosteps out in a showstopping red lace number at the OBB Media holiday party in West Hollywood, California, on Dec. 13.

Showing Some Love

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Tyra Banksblows a kiss on the red carpet at the premiere of Cirque du Soleil LUDÃ on Dec. 12 in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico.

Proud Pair

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Kaley Cuocosupports her fiancéTom Pelphreyat the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations presentsTaskevent celebrating the actor's new show in Los Angeles on Dec. 12.

He Bangs

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Ricky Martingives an energetic performance at Starlite Madrid 2025 in Madrid, Spain, on Dec. 13.

Cast Photo

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Andy Garcia,Ali Larter,Demi MooreandSam Elliottattend theLandmanseason 2 FYC Event at Los Angeles' Pacific Design Center on Dec. 13.

Date Night

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Maksim Chmerkovskiyand his wifePeta Murgatroydget close on the red carpet at theAnacondaLos Angeles premiere on Dec. 13.

Christmas Concert

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Melanie "Mel C" Chisholmattends iHeartRadio z100's Jingle Ball 2025 presented by Capital One at New York City's Madison Square Garden on Dec. 12.

Special Autograph

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Jon Batistesigns a photo of himself in the green room at the 'An Evening With Jon Batiste' event during GRAMMY Museum L.A. Live in Los Angeles on Dec. 13.

Sparkle All the Way

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Ravyn Lenaesparkles at Z100's Jingle Ball at Madison Square Garden in N.Y.C. on Dec. 12.

New York Fashionista

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Paris Hiltonwaives to the camera while stepping out in N.Y.C. on Dec. 13.

Night Out

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Paula Abdulattends the premiere of Cirque du Soleil LUDÕ in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico, on Dec. 12.

Live Performance

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Reneé Rappperforms during iHeartRadio Z100's Jingle Ball in N.Y.C. on Dec. 12.

Icy Elegance

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Zara Larssonrocks a wintry ensemble for the Z100 Jingle Ball at Madison Square Garden in N.Y.C. on Dec. 12.

Star Support

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Selena GomezsupportsAmanda Seyfriedat the special screening of the actress' new filmThe Testament of Ann Leeon Dec. 12 in Los Angeles.

Fashion Killer

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Rihannasteps out in a chic look of an oversized trench dressed and Hermes scarf and oversized dark shades while out and about in Hollywood, California, on Dec. 12.

Festive Cheer

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Robert De Niroattends iHeartRadio z100's 2025 Jingle Ball presented by Capital One at New York City's Madison Square Garden on Dec. 12.

Floral Fantastic

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Zoe Saldañabrightens up the room in this floral look on arrival at a special screening of her new filmAvatar: Fire and Ashin Miami on Dec. 12.

Birthday Fun

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Dionne WarwickandSaweetiepose for a photo together during the legendary singer's 85th birthday celebrations on Dec. 12 in Summit, New Jersey.

Wrapping Up Warm

Daisy Ridleybraces the New York City cold in a chic black coat as she arrives for the taping ofThe Kelly Clarkson Showin the Big Apple on Dec. 12.

Musical Minds

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Ed SheeranandAlex Warrencatch up backstage at iHeartRadio z100's 2025 Jingle Ball at New York City's Madison Square Garden on Dec. 12.

Born to Shine

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Laufeyis dazzling onstage while performing at iHeartRadio z100's 2025 Jingle Ball in New York City on Dec. 12.

Happy in Love

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Recently engagedT.J. HolmesandAmy Robachonly have eyes for each other while attending iHeartRadio Z100's 2025 Jingle Ball in New York City on Dec. 12.

Nashville Welcome

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LeAnn Rimesperforms in concert as part of her Greatest Hits Christmas Tour at Nashvilles's Ryman Auditorium on Dec. 12.

At the Lotus

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TheWhite LotusstarsNatasha RothwellandJon Griesare reunited at the Actors Night hosted by the Actor Awards andELLEin West Hollywood on Dec. 11.

Actors on Actors

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Also at the Actors Night event,Daryl SabaraandLisa Ann Walterpose for a photo on Dec. 11.

Blonde Ambition

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Toni Collettelooked cool as ever, leavingThe Viewin New York City after discussing her new filmGoodbye Juneon Dec. 11.

Leading Man

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Bradley Cooperwaves to onlookers outside theGMAStudios on Dec. 11 in New York City.

Pink and Pretty

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Krys Marshallflaunted her beautiful pink gown at the Actors Night hosted by The Actor Awards andELLEheld at Chateau Marmont on Dec. 11 in Los Angeles.

To the Prom

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Kathryn Hahnand Kate Berlant strike a prom-inspired pose at the Actors Night event on Dec. 11 in Los Angeles.

Listening Closely

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Kate Winsletengages the audience at the 92nd Street Y on Dec. 10, following a screening ofGoodbye Junein New York.

Girl's Best Friend

Sofia Vergarais pictured in comfy sweats while heading to her Beverly Hills office with her son's chihuahua, Amore on Dec. 11.

All the Ladies

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Meg StalterandDakota Fanningget close at the Chateau Marmont for the Decision-Free Dinner on Dec. 10.

Dapper Gentleman

Damson Idrislooks spiffy as he attends Vas Morgan's holiday party on Dec. 11.

Just the Four of Us

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Cary Elwes,Dacre Montgomery,Myha'la Herrold andColman Domingohit the red carpet as The Cinema Society hosts a special screening ofDead Man's Wireon Dec. 10.

Party It Up

Justine Skyeis pictured having a good time at the Valentino Garavani DeVain Party, in New York on Dec. 10.

Keeping it Cool

Lucien Laviscountsteps out in all black in New York City on Dec. 11.

All the Cool Kids

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Boy band ENHYPEN arrive in style for a departing flight from Gimpo Airport on Dec. 12 in Seoul.

R&B Crooner

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Robin Thickebrings his silky vocals to the Giving a Smile Foundation Inaugural Gala presented by Rifkin Ranaan Dentistry at the Beverly Hilton on Dec. 11.

Best Buds

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Harvey GuillenandSean Astinare all smiles at Actors Night hosted by the Actor Awards andELLEin West Hollywood on Dec. 11.

Fashion Girl

Dove Cameronis ultra-stylish at Valentino's event at Chez Fifi in New York on Dec. 11.

Night Out

Wagner Moura gives a warm smile at the Actors Night hosted by The Actor Awards andELLEat West Hollywood on Dec. 11.

Family Love

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Goldie Hawnand her longtime partnerKurt Russellsupport their daughterKate Hudsonat the New York City premiere ofSung Song Blueon Dec. 11.

'Anything Goes' Out

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Sutton Foster and Hugh Jackmanhave a date night out at the New York City premiere ofSung Song Blueon Dec. 11.

Couple on the Carpet

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Justin Therouxand his pregnant wifeNicole Brydon Bloomwalk the carpet together at the New York City premiere ofSung Song Blueon Dec. 11.

Friends 'For Good'

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Cynthia ErivoembracesRashida Jonesat the MulberryWicked: For Goodscreening in London on Dec. 10.

Broadway Bound

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Kandi Burrussand PEOPLE'sDave Quinncelebrate Burruss joining the cast of& Julietin New York City on Dec. 11.

Red Dress

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Quinta Brunsonshows up in red at "The Actors Night" hosted by The Actor Awards in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

So Hip

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FriendsRhea SeehornandAlicia Silverstonepose for a photo at "The Actors Night" hosted by The Actor Awards in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

It-Girl Group

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Odessa A'zionandSofia Carsonembrace at "The Actors Night" hosted by The Actor Awards in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

Outie For the Night

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Adam Scottattends "The Actors Night" hosted by The Actor Awards in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

It Suits Him

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Harry Shum Jr.suits up for "The Actors Night" hosted by The Actor Awards in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

Kid's At Home

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Husband and wifeJason RitterandMelanie Lynskeyhave a kid-free night at "The Actors Night" hosted by The Actor Awards in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

Silver Medal

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Constance Wuglitters in all silver at the New York City premiere ofSung Song Blueon Dec. 11.

Cozy on Set

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Mariska Hargitaysmiles in aJoyful Heart Foundationhoodie on set forLaw and Order: Special Victims Unitin New York City on Dec. 11.

On a Roll

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A lacyRachel Sennottis spotted out in Los Angeles in hair rollers on Dec. 11.

Noir Night

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Zoey Deutchlooks chic in black at the Hammer Museum's screening of Netflix'sNovelle Vaguein Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

Crochet For Days

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Nicola Coughlanrocks a knit sweater dress at the after-party forThe Playboy of the Western Worldin London on Dec. 11.

Love Is a Game

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Lenny Kravitztalks onstage at The Game Awards 2025 in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

No Shave December

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Noah Centineoshows off his beard and long hairdo at The Game Awards 2025 in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

Fitness Queen

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Claire Holthosts the first-ever Samsung Galaxy Wellness Tour in New York City on Dec. 11.

Peace On Earth

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Chloe Baileygives peace signs to the camera at Hannah Polskin's holiday season studio gathering in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

Best Buds

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Jeremy Allen Whiteand director Scott Cooper get cozy onstage during the tastemaker screening of 20th Century Studios'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowherein Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

Mother Son Duo

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Phaedra Parksand her sonAyden Nidahave some quality bonding time at the Instagram "Carversations" content series event in Atlanta on Dec. 11.

Sheer Beauty

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Kiernan Shipkais spotted in a sheer sparkly top in Los Angeles on Dec. 11.

Squad Pulling Up

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Dave Hause and The Mermaidpose backstage before their performance in Berkeley, California, on Dec. 11.

Hostesses with the Mostest

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Co-podcast hostsRachel Bilsonand Olivia Allen sit next to each other at a special screening ofSung Song Bluein Los Angeles on Dec. 10.

Dinner Darlings

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ActorsMeg StalterandDakota Fanningembrace at the "Decision-Free Dinner" in Los Angeles on Dec. 10 to celebrateAll Your Fault.

Holiday Smiles

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Teyana Taylortapes an interview forThe Jennifer Hudson Showin Burbank, California, on Dec. 8.

Main Character Moment

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Joel Edgertonsmiles at the camera in Los Angeles while filming The Ankler's Main Character video series airing on Dec. 12.

Holiday Helpers

City Harvest

Jaden Michael andEgo Nwodimvolunteer at Feeding America and City Harvest in New York City during the holidays.

Lean on Me

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Jamie Lee CurtisandDanny DeVitosupport director James L. Brooks at his Walk of Fame star ceremony in Hollywood, California, on Dec. 11.

Golden Globe Girl

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A cozyKate Hudsonbeams as she steps out in New York City on Dec. 11.

You're a Green One

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Nick Cannon, his partnerBre Tiesiand their son Legendary match in Grinch sweaters at Universal Studios Hollywood in Universal City, California, on Dec. 10.

Seat Buddies

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Shailene Woodleyand a tuxedoedHenry Goldingsit next to each other at the Red Sea International Film Festival's awards ceremony in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Dec. 11.

How Much This Means

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Idris Elbaaccepts an honorary award for his shortDust to Dreamsat the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Dec. 11.

Love in the Big City

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Kevin BaconandKyra Sedgwickare couple goals as they leave hand-in-hand fromThe Viewin New York City on Dec. 11.

Need for Tweed

Zoe SaldañaleavesThe Kelly Clarkson Showafter promotingAvatar: Fire and Ashin New York City on Dec. 11.

All's Chair

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Johnny Deppsits at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Dec. 11.

Date Night

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Jennifer Lawrencesits with her husbandCooke Maroneyat Raoul's 50th anniversary celebration in New York City on Dec. 9.

Dinner Party

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Simon Huck andQueer Eye'sJeremiah Brenthang out at Antoni Porowski and Banana Republic's holiday celebration in New York City on Dec. 9.

Book Smart

Lily Collinsshows off theEmily in Paris: The Fashion Guidebook with Veuve Clicquot and Baileys at People's in New York City on Dec. 9.

Furst to Hear

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Normanidresses up for the launch of her exclusive Shein collection in Los Angeles on Dec. 9.

Spotted Out

Amy Sedarishas a ball at Nordstrom NYC's "Oh, What Funhouse!" in New York City on Dec. 4.

Cozy Cardigan

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Cynthia Erivowelcomes guests for tea at Elphaba's Retreat Experience hosted by Airbnb on Dec. 3.

Runs in the Fam

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Jay-Zand his daughterBlue Ivy Cartersit courtside at the Lakers game in Los Angeles on Dec. 10.

The Ultimate Guest

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Taylor Swiftwaves to the audience as she makes her way to the stage while visitingThe Late Show with Stephen Colbertin New York City on Dec. 10.

Let Him Speak

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Leonardo DiCapriospeaks onstage at the 2025 A Year in TIME Event in New York City on Dec. 10.

The Jacket

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Timothée Chalametis spotted outside BBC Radio Studios while promoting his new movieMarty Supremein London on Dec. 11.

Velvet Suit

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Constance Wurocks a velvet suit at the screening ofIs This Thing On?in New York City on Dec. 10.

Showing Up in Sheer

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Demi Lovatoposes for the camera at the 2025 Baby2Baby Holiday Distribution presented by Frame and Nordstrom in Los Angeles on Dec. 10.

High-End Bundle

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British singerLily Allensports a brown leather coat and black Chanel bag on the streets of New York City on Dec. 10.

In Character

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Mariska Hargitaymeans business on the set ofLaw and Order: Special Victims Unitin New York City on Dec. 10.

Friends Supporting Friends

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Ali Wong,Jenna Dewan, andChrissy Teigenpose for the cameras at the 2025 Baby2Baby Holiday Distribution presented by FRAME and Nordstrom in Los Angeles on Dec. 10.

Wicked Good Q&A

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Ariana Grandeshows up at an AMC theater in New York City for theWicked: For GoodQ&A event on Dec. 10.

Hey Besties

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Colman Domingowaves to the cameras on the streets of New York City on Dec. 10.

Put Your Hands Up

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Hugh Jackmangives fans a double wave in New York City on Dec. 10.

Demon Hunters

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K-Pop Demon HuntersRei Ami, EJAE and Audrey Nuna walk the carpet at 2025 A Year in TIME event in New York City on Dec. 10.

I Am the One

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LL Cool Jshows up in style at the 2025 A Year in TIME Event in New York City on Dec. 10.

Howdy Partners

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Matthew McConaugheylooking his usually sexy self on the streets of Los Angeles on Dec. 10.

In the Moment

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Jane Krakowskiis pictured having a blast as she attends Red Bucket Follies on Dec. 8 in New York.

Triple Threat

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Jimmy Fallonis the host with the most while posing with guestsKate HudsonandJohn Stamosbackstage at his show on Dec. 10.

Good Laughs

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Ilana Glazeris all smiles at the Comic Relief Live 2025: A Benefit to Build Brighter Futures for Kids at Carnegie Hall on Dec. 10 in New York City.

Pretty in Pink

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Zooey Deschanelis pretty in pink at SiriusXM Studios on Dec. 10 in New York City.

All Black Everything

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Gwyneth Paltrowrocks a monochromatic ensemble while in L.A. on Dec. 10.

Party Girl

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Gillian Jacobs strikes a pose as Maje celebrates the Party Capsule collection at La Dolce Vita in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Staying Stylish

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Also celebrating with Maje,Awkwafinaflashes a smile during the event.

Leading Man

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Bradley Cooperarrives on the red carpet at a New York Special screening for Is This Thing On.

Friends Doing Good

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Lupita Nyong'oandTrevor Noahattend the Comic Relief Live 2025: A Benefit to Build Brighter Futures for Kids at Carnegie Hall on Dec. 10 in New York City.

Ladies' Night

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Andra DayandLaura Dernget together for the special screening of Is This Thing On?in N.Y.C. on Dec. 10 in New York City.

Santa Smize

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Tyra Banksserves some sweet treats at her Smize & Dream Hot Ice Cream First Taste event at Artechouse NYC on Dec. 10 in New York City.

Fashion Girl

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Nina Dobrevis stylish while at a COSF's holiday shopping event hosted by Balmain Paris on Dec. 10.

Talking Shop

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Amanda Seyfriedarrives for her career retrospective chat at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Robin Williams Center on Dec. 10 in New York City.

Musical People

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Mark RonsonandDua Lipaattend Dua Lipa's Service95 Book Club at the Chelsea Hotel in New York on Dec. 9.

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