Gwyneth Paltrow’s wardrobe is always enviable, but there’s something special about her 1990s style. Most of us would give a pinky to wear one of Paltrow’s classic little black dresses, but for daughter Apple Martin, any old weeknight is an opportunity to raid her mom’s closet.

At last night’s New York City premiere of Paltrow’s new film, Marty Supreme, the 53-year-old actress walked the red carpet with her two children: Apple, 21, and Moses Martin, 19. Moses, who made his own red-carpet debut at the Los Angeles premiere, took a “business (very) casual” approach, wearing a sport coat, untucked shirt, and slacks. In contrast, Apple’s outfit felt more formal—and more familiar, too.

Apple picked one of her mother’s dresses for the occasion, wearing the black Calvin Klein Collection slip dress Paltrow wore to the 1996 premiere of Emma. Its shoulder-bearing spaghetti straps, simple silhouette, and flattering drape give it a sultry look that isn’t overt or risque.

Apple is Paltrow’s daughter with her ex-husband, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin. Even without the matching outfits and hairstyles, it’s clear Apple took heavily after her mother, as the pair have very similar features. Both have large blue eyes, an angular heart-shaped face, and tall stature, with Apple standing at 5’8″ and Paltrow at 5’9″.

Still, it was Apple’s copycat styling that turned her into the spitting image of an early-career Paltrow.

In 1996, the actress accessorized with open-toe sandals, stud earrings, and a few rings. Paltrow, then 24, wore her hair in a center-parted updo, positioned high on her head, with loose face-framing pieces tucked behind her ears. Apple picked a near-identical ’90s-style updo and minimal jewelry, allowing the slinky black dress to speak for itself.

The main difference: Apple swapped her mother’s dark red lip color for a more modern, pink-toned nude.

The Goop founder told People in 2020 that she’s saved every red carpet look for her daughter, starting 15 years before Apple was born. “She loves to play in my closet,” the Iron Man actress said.

Her long-term planning is certainly paying off: Nearly 30 years later, Paltrow’s Emma look still holds up. And if Apple takes good care of it in her own closet, this classic dress is bound to look great for another three decades.

The Oscars are coming to the internet. A new deal inked by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on Wednesday will bring the biggest night in cinema to YouTube starting in 2029, wrenching the award ceremony away from its ABC home. The 2028 Oscars, the 100th ceremony, will be ABC’s final broadcast of the event. The network has broadcast the show since 1976. “ABC has been the proud home to The Oscars for more than half a century,” said ABC in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter. “We look forward to the next three telecasts, including the show’s centennial celebration in 2028, and wish the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences continued success.” The new deal will see The Oscars stream for free to YouTube subscribers worldwide and to YouTube TV subscribers in the United States. YouTube’s broadcast rights to The Oscars will last until 2033. The deal also gives YouTube a bevy of Oscars-related content, including red-carpet pre-show and behind-the-scenes in-show content, the Oscar nominations announcement, and interviews with filmmakers and Academy members.

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A beloved sports reporter and her husband were found dead at their home on Tuesday morning in a suspected murder-suicide. Police said that Christina Chambers, a former sports reporter for WBRC 6, and her husband, Johnny Rimes, sustained gunshot wounds inside their home in Hoover, Alabama. The couple’s three-year-old son was also found in their home, but was unharmed. Authorities suspect the incident was a murder-suicide, but the investigation is ongoing. Chambers, who had also taught broadcast journalism at Thompson High School in Hoover, was beloved in the community and had even received the Adviser of the Year award in 2024 from the Alabama Scholastic Press Association. Chambers joined WBRC in 2015 and worked primarily on its “Sideline” segment, which platformed local sports with live news coverage. U.S. Senator Katie Boyd Britt, who represents Alabama, shared a statement about Chambers’ death in a post on X. “Tragic news. Please join me in keeping Christina’s friends, family, and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers,” Britt wrote. “I’m also praying for the entire @WBRCnews team as they mourn the loss of a former colleague and friend.”

New footage shows Nick Reiner inside a gas station shortly before police arrested and charged him with the murders of his parents, Hollywood director Rob Reiner, 78, and Michele Singer Reiner, 70. In the footage, Nick Reiner, 32, is seen pacing while waiting in line at a gas station to purchase a blue drink that appears to be Gatorade. He is gripping a red backpack while dressed in a baseball cap, a black and green jacket with white stripes, and jeans. The footage was captured moments before he was arrested, ABC News reports. Another video shows police ordering Reiner to the ground on the sidewalk and arresting him. Before his death, Rob and Nick Reiner allegedly got into a loud argument at Conan O’Brien’s Christmas party. The three left the party at an unknown time, but another video shows Nick Reiner walking past a gas station holding a dark bag instead of the red backpack around midnight. It is unclear if that gas station is the one he went into to purchase the drink. Nick Reiner checked into a hotel room around 4 a.m. on Sunday, which was later found “full of blood.” He was arrested Sunday night and charged Tuesday with two counts of first-degree murder.

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Gil Gerard, the Hollywood star best known as the wisecracking star of sci-fi series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, died on Tuesday at the age of 82 after a battle with a “rare and viciously aggressive form of cancer,” his wife Janet announced in a Facebook post. The Arkansas-born star died at his home in Georgia shortly after receiving the diagnosis, with his wife claiming there were “only days” between “the moment when we knew something was wrong to his death.” She added, “No matter how many years I got to spend with him it would have never been enough. Hold the ones you have tightly and love them fiercely.” In a statement written by the late actor following his death, shared by Janet, Gerard wrote, “My life has been an amazing journey. The opportunities I’ve had, the people I’ve met and the love I have given and received have made my 82 years on the planet deeply satisfying. My journey has taken me from Arkansas to New York to Los Angeles, and finally, to my home in North Georgia with my amazing wife, Janet, of 18 years. He added: “It’s been a great ride, but inevitably one that comes to a close as mine has.” Gerard advised fans not to “waste time on anything that doesn’t thrill you or bring you love,” before signing off with a promise to “See you out somewhere in the cosmos.”

Winning the lottery once is rare enough. For one couple it’s now happened twice. Richard Davies, 49, and his wife, Faye Stevenson-Davies, 43, have become two-time winners after collecting a second £1 million ($1.3 million) prize from the United Kingdom’s National Lottery, CNN reported. The couple first struck it rich in 2018 after winning the EuroMillions Millionaire Maker draw. On Tuesday, they found themselves back in the winners’ circle again—a phenomenon so rare that experts told CNN the odds of pulling it off twice are roughly 1 in 24 trillion, or 2.6 billion times less likely than being struck twice by lightning. Despite their jaw-dropping luck, Davies and Stevenson-Davies, from Brecon, in Wales, say their lives aren’t about to change dramatically. They told CNN they plan to keep working even on Christmas Day. Davies will continue to clock seven days a week as a mail courier, while Stevenson-Davies works as a mental health professional. After their first win, the couple said they spent a portion of the money helping friends and family and making charitable donations. This time around, they’re keeping their plans open-ended. “This time, who knows?” they said. “We’ll take our time and enjoy the moment.”

A California law designed to prevent killers from profiting off their crimes could block Nick Reiner from inheriting from his parents’ estate if he is convicted, legal experts told People. Reiner was arrested Monday on suspicion of murdering his parents, Rob Reiner, 78, and Michele Singer Reiner, 70, in their Los Angeles home. Estate and trusts attorney Sean Weissbart told People the law is straightforward: “If you kill someone that you’re going to inherit from, you lose your inheritance and any right to serve as a fiduciary of their estate.” The statute does not require a final criminal conviction to take effect, Weissbart added, meaning a civil ruling could apply “even if there was not yet a felony conviction.” While the Reiners’ will has not been made public, Weissbart said that if the estate were split evenly among the couple’s four children, Nick Reiner would likely be disqualified, leaving the remaining siblings to divide the inheritance. Nick Reiner appeared in court for the first time on Wednesday, but his official arraignment has been delayed until January.

A Democratic city councilor from Indianapolis has warned constituents not to mistake him for his MAGA-supporting twin brother, who has also entered politics as a Republican. In a video message posted to X, Councilman Nick Roberts, 25, said he wanted to address a situation that has caused “a lot of confusion.” “So, my identical brother Nate has recently decided to get involved in Republican politics. And yes, I promise this is real and not a joke. While this might seem ridiculous for a lot of reasons, it’s been very confusing because we look similar, because he’s a Republican, because a lot of people didn’t know I was a twin in the first place,” he said. Calling the political divide “something we’ve had to deal with,” he told followers that if they “see someone who looks like me at a Republican event, or definitely if they’re wearing a MAGA hat, it is not me, it is him.” His brother Nathan Roberts, co-founder of anti-immigration group Save Heritage Indiana, has not commented on the video, but he was spotted speaking in support of Republicans’ redistricting plans at a state elections committee hearing earlier this month.

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Two veteran skydivers died after a mid-air accident in Fano, near Venice, Italy, after their parachutes became entangled during a group jump, the New York Post reported. Ermes Zampa, 70, a skydiving instructor with 2,000 jumps and three decades of experience, and Violetta Laiketsion, 63, a Brazilian former athlete who had completed 6,000 jumps, were killed on Dec. 14. The pair had taken part in a jump with 12 other skydivers, with Zampa being the first to jump and Laiketsion the last. Their parachutes became entangled about 30 meters, or 98 feet, above the ground. Roberto Mascio, director of Skydive Fano, said authorities had taken video footage of the incident recorded at the airfield. “In the footage, you could see the two canopies touching and then collapsing. In that situation, you’re really too close to the ground to make a decision, there’s very little time,” said Mascio. He said only seconds passed between impact and crash, calling it a “disaster.” “Lately, accidents are mainly due to human error; all it takes is a moment of distraction, and you don’t realize how close you are to another canopy,” Mascio added. Police are reviewing the footage as an investigation is underway.

Older Americans who are worried about young people’s social media use should probably take a hard look at their own online habits, according to a new study. Older users are more likely to promote political polarization, and to embrace conspiracy theories about UFO, aliens, the Illuminati, the Earth being flat, “alternative knowledge,” and more, the study found. Artificial intelligence platform Socialprofiler analyzed 756 million public profiles across Facebook, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok. The study found that posts by millennials and Gen Xers are more slanted toward traditional partisan politics, whereas Gen Z tended to be more issue-forced, engaging with progressive causes such as climate change and LGBTQ+ rights. Younger generations also tended to be more interested in esoteric content like tarot readings, witchcraft, and spiritualism. It wasn’t immediately clear why older users tended to gravitate more toward conspiracy theories, the study’s authors said, but they plan to conduct follow-up research.