On the show today…

Amber Heard has given her first interview since the defamation case between her and Johnny Depp reached a verdict and has doubled down on claims that Depp did abuse her and that the jury were swayed by the online hatred against her and his Hollywood stardom. Here’s everything you need to know.

Plus, it’s the picture everyone can't stop staring at today (but not in a creepy way). We’ve finally been given our first proper look at a bleach-blonde, tanned, and very ripped Ryan Gosling as Ken in Greta Gerwig’s upcoming Barbie movie. Most importantly, it’s given us a clue as to what his storyline might cover.

And a conversation around OnlyFans, reality TV stars and mortality is domaining group chats and social media feeds today after The Bachelor stars Jimmy Nicholson and Holly Kingston made disparaging comments about people who use the platform. It’s prompted a conversation around privilege and the stigma around OnlyFans and sex work with a lot of famous voices weighing in on the subject.

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