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Sophie Rain, one of the most popular creators on OnlyFans, opened up aboutEuphoriaseason 3’sdepiction ofSydney Sweeney’s Caseyas an adult creator. According to Rain, neither she nor any top creator would degrade themselves on the platform like Sweeney’s character did in the first episode of the show.

Sophie Rain calls out Euphoria’s OnlyFans scenes

Sophie Rain, one of the most popular adult content creators on OnlyFans, hit out at Euphoria’s depiction of the platform through Sydney Sweeney’s character, Cassie. In a couple of controversial scenes, the actress can be seen dressed up as a baby and a dog, which have already sparked significant controversy.

It seems that Rain was left just as shocked by the scenes as other viewers. “They’re definitely just making it dramatic for entertainment, but it’s not reality,” Rain said about the depiction after saying that it was good that the show was trying to depict an interpretation of OnlyFans, but they did not get it right.

Rain asserted that she would never degrade herself as Sweeney’s character did in the first episode of the show. The OnlyFans star, who claims to have earned over $100 million from the platform, also claimed that none of the top creators she knew would do something close to what Euphoria depicted Cassie doing.

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Rain also had strong views about how the show depicted Cassie dressed as an infant. This scene went viral even before the season premiered, and has continued to be a part of the conversation. “That should almost be illegal,” Rain said about Sweeney’s get-up. This particular scene continues to receive heavy backlash online.

However, creatorSam Levinson stepped forwardto defend the actress and the scene, stating the creative vision behind this.

Meanwhile, debate continues around Euphoria season 3. The first episode of the show is now available for streaming on HBO Max.

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Gabourey Sidibe Slams Critics of Her 23-Month-Old Twins' Hair, Says She 'Didn't Have Kids' for the Aesthetic

Gabourey Sidibe addressed criticism of her toddlers' hair, saying she "didn't have kids" for the aesthetic in a post on Instagram Threads

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  • Sidibe also further explained that she and her husband, Brandon Frankel, "sometimes do their hair several times a day"

  • The actress welcomed her twins Cooper and Maya in April 2024

Gabourey Sidibeis shutting down criticism of her twins' hair.

In a post onInstagram Threads, theGive Me Back My Daughterstar, 42, slammed people who have made negative comments about her 23-month-old twins' hair. Sidibe, who shares her twins Cooper and Maya with husbandBrandon Frankel, said she'd be blocking anyone who left negative comments, adding she "didn't have kids" for the aesthetic.

"If you comment, telling me to do my toddlers[sic] hair, I'm blocking you," she wrote. "Their hair is always brushed, but they are active toddlers who play hard and aggressively launch into Head Shoulders Knees and Toes during lunch, so they get ketchup and eggs in it, so we sometimes do their hair several times a day."

"My daughter's hair is braided every week and when it gets fuzzy in an hour I don't immediately rebraid it because I didn't have kids for the esthetic[sic]," she added.

Sidibe continued telling her followers to "keep it cute," adding that "trying to impress the timeline with constantly manicured children isn't on my list of chores."

"So in closing, let's keep it cute cuz[sic] I'm fighting for my life as it is and trying to impress the timeline with constantly manicured children isn't on my list of chores," she wrote, before jokingly attaching a picture of her cat and wriitng, "Aaron will however be debuting the fresh box braids he got for his birthday trip to Punta Cana."

While Sidibe doesn't play when it comes to people criticizing her children, she can also find the humor in life as a parent of two. Back in February, the doting mom proved she'd do anything to make her kids look fabulous as she shared funny snaps of her children wearing her wigs onInstagram. TheEmpirealum joked that she was walking around bald, so her kids could look stylish in her hair.

"My head looks like this 🧑‍ðŸĶē so that their heads can look this ðŸ‘Đ‍ðŸŽĪ🧑‍ðŸŽĪðŸ‘Ļ‍ðŸŽĪ," she joked.

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In the comments, her husband poked fun at the moment, writing, "You know you love them cuz you let them wear ya good wigs 😂😂❤️."

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Sidibe welcomed her kids in April 2024. Since then, she's shared the precious and special moments with them throughout the years. In November, she shared a picture onInstagramwith her twins as they visited her on the set of a project she was directing. In the picture, she held both of her twins while standing next to her director's chair.

"The twins visited me on set the other day. They STILL [aren't] allowed to watch screens tho," she captioned her post.

In the comments, Sidibe's husband showed some love to his wife. "Getting to watch them visit you at work and you simultaneously be a boss lady and the best mom is such an honor ❤️ðŸĨđ."

Frankel also shared pictures from their visit on set on hisInstagram, expressing how proud he was of her.

"I'm really glad the twins and I were able to travel across the country so they could be reunited with mama@gabbysidibewhile she directed a new movie," he captioned his post. "Seeing them light up when they got to see her after weeks of her being gone (minus FaceTimes and videos daily) was magical. ðŸĨđ❤️ WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU!!"

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CBS exploring 'other ideas' for Stephen Colbert's vacated time slot after Byron Allen's deal expires

"We are still going to develop other ideas" for the 11:35 p.m. time slot, Paramount Chair of TV Media George Cheeks said on Wednesday.

Entertainment Weekly Stephen Colbert in 2023; Byron Allen in 2025Credit: Michael Loccisano/Getty; Frazer Harrison/Getty

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  • Comics Unleashed With Byron Allen will officially replace The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on May 22.

  • The deal between CBS and Allen "made a lot of sense for us right now," Cheeks explained.

Byron Allen may want to keep his comics on a short leash.

A week after announcingComics Unleashed With Byron Allenwould replaceThe Late Show With Stephen Colbertbeginning on May 22, the network has hinted it might be a temporary gig.

“We landed on it for a couple reasons,” said Paramount Chair of TV Media George Cheeks, who oversees CBS, at apress conferenceon Wednesday. “We are still going to develop other ideas, other concepts” for the 11:35 p.m. time slot after Allen’s deal expires.

'Comics Unleashed With Byron Allen' premiered in 2006Credit: Paramount+

As Cheeks explained, leasing the late-night hour to Allen (who will earn revenue by selling advertising spots duringComics Unleashed) has “immediate profitability” for CBS and “made a lot of sense for us right now.”

That sentiment echoes recent comments byDavid Letterman, the original host ofThe Late Show.

“They don’t want to spend any money, so they’re going to make money," he said on the April 10 episode ofThe Barbara Gaines Show. “They charge Byron Allen some reasonable price. He sells all the advertising for hisComics Unleashed, and it’ll be, I think, 90 minutes or two hours of comics talking about funny stuff.”

Comics Unleashedwill be immediately followed by another of Allen’s programs, the syndicated game showFunny You Should Ask, which has been airing on CBS since last summer.

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“Byron’s been a great partner to us at 12:30, so we feel confident he will continue to be a great partner for us at 11:30, as well,” Cheekssaidon Wednesday. “We will continue to develop.”

When CBSannouncedthe end ofThe Late Showafter three decades, the network acknowledged, “This is purely a financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night. It is not related in any way to the show's performance, content or other matters happening at Paramount.”

'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' ran for 11 seasonsCredit: Scott Kowalchyk/CBS

But the sun has not officially set on late-night television.

“I believe in late-night,” insisted Cheeks, who previously oversaw primetime and late-night programming at NBC. “I think the reality is that the reach is still there, but the reach is there primarily on YouTube, which is undermonetized. So, if we’re going to go back into that space, we have to go back into that space with a different financial model.”

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For now, Allen is looking forward to making the most of his time on the network’s late-night block.

"I created and launchedComics Unleashed20 years ago so my fellow comedians could have a platform to do what we all love — make people laugh," he said in a statement when the show was announced as Colbert’s replacement. "I truly appreciate CBS' confidence in me by picking up our two-hour comedy block ofComics UnleashedandFunny You Should Ask, because the world can never have enough laughter."

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