Elordi Finds Solace in Cassavetes; Holmes' Partner Defends Documentary Access; Che Addresses SNL Backlash

Jacob Elordi, the Oscar-nominated actor, recently shared that watching a John Cassavetes film helped him feel less alone during a period of intense personal struggle, likening the experience to a mental breakdown. Elordi made these remarks at the first Cartier Cinema Club event in the U.S., hosted by filmmaker Sean Baker.

In other celebrity news, Billy Evans, partner of Elizabeth Holmes, has defended the decision to allow a documentary crew into their home for "You Can See Everything," stating that people should form their own opinions about Holmes. The New York Times noted that Holmes herself handed the documentary makers a "microscope" to observe her. Meanwhile, "Saturday Night Live" co-anchor Michael Che offered a brief and somewhat awkward response when questioned about the backlash surrounding Shane Gillis's controversial joke on the show, admitting he hadn't fully considered the implications.