Whoever told Molly Sims that modeling wouldn’t last forever didn’t know the type of supermodel they were talking to at the time. They didn’t know that she’d still be making headlines decades later.
Not only is she still in the game in her fifties, she’s not showing any signs that she’s ready to call it quits. She’s still putting on a bikini after three kids and getting down in the sand at 52, soon-to-be 53, to dunk on people.
Molly Sims attends the “Jay Kelly” red carpet event during the 82nd Venice International Film Festival at Sala Grande in Venice, Italy, on Aug. 28, 2025.(Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/WireImage)
By the way, her birthday is in a few weeks on May 25. Happy early birthday to one of the best to ever lace them up. But we’re not here for early birthday wishes.
We’re here because a few days ago, Molly decided to send a message to those who said, “Modeling won’t last forever. What will you do when your 30s end?”
Sometimes the easy fast-break dunk isn’t enough to prove to yourself you’ve still got it. Sometimes you want to cut through a crowded lane and throw one down on a defender’s head, then hang on the rim a little bit extra.
That’s what Molly Sims is doing here. She’s modeling for her own brand here and sending a message along with it. She’s still got it and wants you to know that she knows she does.
Molly Sims attends the “Jay Kelly” red carpet during the 82nd Venice International Film Festival in Venice, Italy, on Aug. 28, 2025.(Dominique Charriau/WireImage)
The then-and-now content along with the caption, “Turns out real model behavior doesn’t have an expiration date” is a veteran flexing on the younger generation after breaking out the moves they made a career on.
The reality is that modeling won’t last forever. It will come to an end for Molly Sims, as it does for everyone. One day she will do her last photo shoot, but that day has yet to come.
Microsoft winds down console AI assistant as new boss says it no longer fits the plan
Microsoft is halting Copilot development for Xbox consoles.
New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma made the announcement on X (formerly Twitter), saying the company “will stop development of Copilot on console,” retiring features that “don’t align with where we’re headed.” Whatever the future holds for Xbox, it appears that Copilot
will not feature in it.
The Copilot brand has not become the halo Microsoft hoped for. The AI assistant has yet to catch fire with customers in the same way as rivals like Gemini and ChatGPT. Last month, the
Copilot icon was removed from Notepad,
and earlier this year, Microsoft promised to rethink its approach to foisting the technology into every crevice of its flagship operating system and applications.
It is against this background that the Gaming
Copilot is being discontinued in its current
form before ever leaving beta. Although the recommendation engine may have been useful to some beta users, it doesn’t fit with where Sharma wants to take the Xbox
platform, so it must walk the plank.
Sharma also said that “Copilot on mobile” is being wound down, which we suspect refers only to the Xbox-related mobile Copilot experience, not the wider Copilot apps for iOS and Android.
Customers paying for Copilot services on other Microsoft platforms, such as GitHub, are no doubt watching
the Xbox developments with interest. “Xbox needs to move
faster, deepen our connection with the community, and address friction for both
players and developers,” Sharma said.
Windows boss Pavan Davuluri said
something similar regarding the operating system earlier this year. Whether Sharma’s Xbox pullback and Microsoft’s quiet de-branding of Copilot in Notepad mark a broader shift is still unclear.
Microsoft has leaned hard into its Copilot identity. User reaction might give Redmond pause before it thrusts the technology onto other customers. ®
Pope Leo has said he has never supported nuclear weapons and that those who criticise him need to speak the truth, in response to Donald Trump’s latest tirade accusing him of “endangering a lot of Catholics” with his stance on the Iran war.
Speaking to journalists on Tuesday night after leaving the papal retreat in Castel Gandolfo, near Rome, the first US-born pontiff said: “The mission of the church is to preach the gospel, to preach peace.”
Leo, who is to meet the US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, in the Vatican on Thursday in an effort to ease tensions sparked by previous Trump broadsides, made a plea for honesty in political debate.
“If anyone wants to criticise me for proclaiming the gospel, let them do so with the truth: the church has spoken out against all nuclear weapons for years, there is no doubt about that,” the pope said. “I simply hope to be listened to because of the value of God’s word.”
Earlier in the day, Trump told Hugh Hewitt, a prominent conservative radio talkshow host: “The pope would rather talk about the fact that it’s OK for Iran to have a nuclear weapon, and I don’t think that’s very good.
“I think he’s endangering a lot of Catholics and a lot of people. But I guess if it’s up to the pope, he thinks it’s just fine for Iran to have a nuclear weapon.”
In the Vatican, the latest remarks were met with puzzlement. Asked on Wednesday how he evaluated the attacks, Pietro Parolin, the Vatican’s secretary of state, told reporters: “For me it seems a bit strange, to say the least.”
Donald Trump has repeatedly clashed with Leo since the start of the US-Israel war on Iran. Photograph: Kent Nishimura/AFP/Getty Images
In April, the US president lashed out at Leo in response to the pope’s criticisms of the war on Iran, calling Leo “weak on crime” and “terrible on foreign policy” and saying he had only been elected pontiff because Trump himself was in the White House. Trump then shared an AI-generated image of himself depicted as a Christ-like figure before deleting it.
Leo, who marks his first year as pope on Friday, often goes to Castel Gandolfo at the start of the week, leaving on a Tuesday night and on some occasions stopping to chat to journalists. But until Trump’s latest tirade against him, he had not been planning to speak this week.
“We were told yesterday that there would be no papal chat,” said Andrea Vreede, a Vatican correspondent for the Dutch public radio and TV network NOS. “But there was, because he thought it was necessary and it was necessary.”
Vreede added: “Things have become really tense because Trump isn’t talking about the church or Vatican, but Leo; he has made it personal. We’re back to the middle ages when holy Roman emperors and popes did this kind of [thing], used this kind of language.”
Marco Rubio and the pope are expected to have a ‘frank’ conversation when the pair meet on Thursday. Photograph: Kent Nishimura/AFP/Getty Images
The Rubio meeting will be the first known private audience Leo has had with a member of Trump’s cabinet since the secretary of state and the US vice-president, JD Vance, met the pope a day after his papal inauguration mass in May last year.
A “frank” conversation is expected, the US ambassador to the Holy See, Brian Burch, said, although Rubio has played down the rift between Trump administration and the Vatican, saying “obviously we had some stuff that happened” but there was “a lot to talk about with the Vatican”.
On Friday, Rubio will also meet the Italian prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, whom Trump berated in April after she criticised his remarks against Leo. The president lambasted the Meloni government for not supporting the strikes on Iran and threatening to withdraw US troops from Italy as a result.
But Rubio’s meeting with the pope, which the US secretary of state has been seeking for weeks, could have an ulterior motive, said Vreede.
“For Leo, it’s important to have a photo moment with Rubio and then release a short statement saying they are continuing their dialogue and all want world peace,” she said. “Privately, it won’t be a nice talk, it cannot be a nice talk … but Rubio needs to keep the diplomatic channels with the Vatican open as he’s thinking about himself [ahead of the US presidential elections] in 2028.”
Trump’s rivalry with Rubio possibly triggered his latest outburst, Vreede added: “He believes in rivalry, in winning … perhaps he’s trying to interfere with Rubio because Rubio is being a bit too diplomatic.”
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A blonde-haired Florida woman was arrested after allegedly messaging a man on social media and inviting him to her Miami apartment, only to rob him blind, police say.
Nicole Cano, 30, faces charges of false imprisonment and strong-arm robbery after allegedly inviting the victim to her luxury Biscayne Bay condo on April 11 around 8 p.m., according to an arrest affidavit cited by Local 10.
Cano allegedly asked the man over on Instagram to “have drinks,” but the meet-up quickly took a turn.
Nicole Cano, 30, was arrested Monday on charges of false imprisonment and strongarm robbery, Miami-Dade jail records showed.(Miami-Dade Corrections & Rehabilitation)
While the victim was on her balcony, two other women emerged from a bedroom and joined Cano in confronting him, police said.
When he tried to leave, a struggle broke out and the women told him he was “going to pay,” authorities said.
The alleged robbery happened on April 11, when the victim said he was contacted by Nicole Cano, who he had previously met on Instagram.(Google Maps)
During the scuffle, the victim’s gold chain was yanked from his neck. He managed to keep the chain, but a $300 gold cross pendant was taken before he broke free, fled the apartment and screamed for help, the affidavit states.
Police announced on Wednesday that an 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a mass shooting that left one woman dead and 22 other people wounded during a night-time party beside an Oklahoma lake.
Police in Edmond announced that the man was arrested earlier in the day on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon in the wake of Sunday night’s shooting, which erupted following an argument amid a large crowd gathered at Arcadia Lake in that Oklahoma City suburb.
The Edmond police chief, JD Younger, disclosed the arrest of Jaylan A Davis at a news conference. He said the charge against Davis was in the process of being upgraded to felony murder after the death of an 18-year-old woman from her shooting injuries. Police identified the deceased woman as Avianna Smith-Gray.
Davis was being held in the Edmond jail on a $1m bond, and listed in jail records as an Oklahoma City resident.
It was not immediately known if he had a lawyer who could comment on his behalf.
In addition to the 18-year-old woman killed, others suffered gunshot and shrapnel wounds from the shooting at the popular boating, fishing and swimming lake just north of Oklahoma City. Six of the victims are juveniles, some as young as 15, Younger said.
Davis turned himself in on Wednesday morning after police produced an arrest warrant, Younger said.
“We’re trying to find justice for 23 people that were shot, one that’s deceased and even the people that were involved. I think it’s important not to demonize or separate the parties here,” Younger said.
He said multiple people discharged weapons and that there were more than 80 rounds fired. Police think there’s at least one more suspect, the chief added.
The party had been promoted across social media and drew a large crowd of mostly young adults from around the Oklahoma City area. Detectives believe the incident began with an argument between two women attending the gathering and escalated into an altercation between rival gang members, the police chief said.
The shooting broke out as officers were responding to a noise complaint about the party, police had said previously. They noted that organizers had not sought the necessary reservations for such an event.
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Outkick podcast host Riley Gaines is taking aim at “Call Her Daddy” host Alex Cooper, calling the podcaster’s graphic dating advice to women “poison” rather than empowerment.
“What’s she peddling? It is not empowerment. It is poison,” Gaines said on “The Riley Gaines Show” on Wednesday. “And I feel like it’s time we say it out loud.”
Gaines’ comments follow a viral clip from Cooper’s April 5 episode where the media mogul encouraged listeners to abandon traditional dating “rules” in favor of casual sex.
“So, kiss them the first date, f—— sleep with them the first night. Like, I don’t care,” Cooper told her audience. “You have to go based on what feels good to your body and what feels right to you.”
Alex Cooper at the 83rd Annual Golden Globes held at The Beverly Hilton on Jan. 11, 2026, in Beverly Hills, California.(Chad Salvador/2026GG/Penske Media via Getty Images)
Gaines accused Cooper of turning “hook up culture into a sport,” arguing that the real “rot” at the core of her message to women is its foundation in hedonism.
“She talks about treating intimacy like this casual transaction. But I think the real rot at the core of her message is the hedonistic mantra, you know, like ‘What feels good is good,'” Gaines said.
This message isn’t “liberating” but instead leads down a road of damaging consequences for young women, she argued.
Riley Gaines speaks during an event hosted by UNLV’s Turning Point chapter and the Riley Gaines Center at the Leadership Institute in the Carol C. Harter Classroom Building Complex at UNLV in Las Vegas on Nov. 14, 2024.(Madeline Carter/Las Vegas Review-Journal/Tribune News Service)
“Women should do literally the exact opposite of everything that she tells you to do,” Gaines said. “This message is so harmful. This advice, it is a recipe. It’s a recipe for heartbreak and regret and guilt and shame and broken families.”
Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast has remained one of the top podcasts for the past few years and recently secured the No. 4 spot among U.S. podcasts in Edison Research’s first-quarter 2026 rankings.
Her high-profile guests have included former Vice President Kamala Harris and former first lady Michelle Obama.
Gaines said Cooper’s popularity is an indictment of the current culture.
Alex Cooper, host of “Call Her Daddy” and founder of the Unwell Network, speaks during the New York Times annual DealBook summit at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City on Dec. 4, 2024.(Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Gaines concluded her message urging moms to be vigilant about the kind of messages their daughters are being inundated with in the media.
“Your girls are currently under siege,” Gaines warned. “They’re hearing that their worth is in how they like perform in the bedroom, not who they are in their hearts, not who God knows them to be, not who He created them to be.”
“Tell your daughters the truth that real empowerment comes from self-respect and boundaries and saving intimacy for someone who earns it,” she continued. “Teach them that what feels good in the moment often leads to lifelong regret.”
“Riley Gaines Show” host Riley Gaines criticized “Call Her Daddy” podcast host Alex Cooper’s casual sex dating advice as “poison” instead of “empowerment.”(Ivan Apfel/Getty Images/Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty Images)
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Five Palestinians were killed in one day in separate Israeli strikes across Gaza, as violence continues despite a fragile ceasefire. Victims included a 16-year-old, with strikes hitting a car in Khan Younis and tent shelters in Gaza City.
A slick pair of alleged thieves pulled off a high-end heist, swiping a $4,000 bottle of rare cognac from a posh Arizona steakhouse, shocking staff who say they’ve never seen anything like it.
Surveillance video from the Three Thirty Three Restaurant in Tempe shows the moment the couple allegedly made their move on May 4, calmly lifting a prized bottle of Louis XIII cognac.
In the video, the woman is seen lifting the bottle of cognac, which retails for $4,000, and sneaking it out in a purse.
“You didn’t need to rob us,”restaurant veteran John DeVries, who has spent more than four decades in the industry, told KSAZ-TV. “You didn’t need to come in and steal. Stealing from me, stealing from this family here, that’s not happening. We’re on you. We’re gonna get you. We’re gonna prosecute you.”
Surveillance video captured a woman allegedly grabbing a liquor bottle worth $4,000 at a Tempe, Arizona restaurant and shoving it in her purse, before fleeing with a man in a black SUV.(Kaos Hospitality Group)
According to staff, the duo’s scheme was anything but spontaneous.
Surveillance video captured the woman allegedly hiding the bottle in her purse while the man blocked the manager’s view.(Kaos Hospitality Group)
The man reportedly blocked the manager’s view while the woman slipped back inside, grabbed the luxury bottle from a rolling service cart and tucked it into her bag.
The couple suspected of stealing a bottle of cognac’s identity is currently unknown, but they were seen leaving in a black SUV.(Kaos Hospitality Group)
