Kylie Jenner’s Instagram post of Stormi Webster after the hospital.Kylie Jenner/ Instagram
“Spent the day in the hospital with my baby,” Jenner, 21, captioned a photo of Stormi napping on her chest. “She had an allergic reaction but is 100% okay now and we are home.”
The “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star did not reveal what caused the reaction, but empathized with mothers whose kids are ill.
She continued, “Nothing else matters when these things happen. God bless all the moms with sick babies. I’m sending so much love and positive energy your way.”
Stormi’s father Travis Scott did not comment on his baby’s health on social media.
The first trailer for the much anticipated Matt Damon and Christian Bale film “Ford v Ferrari” has been released and given at least one thumbs down … from someone named Ford.
The film chronicles Ford’s quest to beat Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the 1960s with the help of legendary racer Carroll Shelby, played by Damon, who taps driver Ken Miles, portrayed by Bale, to get the job done. The trailer shows actor Sydney Lett as Ford Chairman Henry Ford II telling Shelby to “go to war,” and plenty of driving sequences. In the closing clip, Shelby takes Ford for a spin in the GT40 racecar and appears to scare the executive so badly that he screams and breaks down in tears.
The late Ford’s son apparently isn’t thrilled with the portrayal. Under his handle Sweepstakes1901, Edsel Ford II wrote:
Based on this trailer, I think I might miss opening night! I knew Henry Ford II and Tracey Letts is no Henry Ford II.”
Edsel Ford II is very involved the company's motorsports efforts.
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Edsel added that “I was at Le Mans in 1966,” when he was 17 years old.
Edsel, 17, accompanied his father to the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966 and met with members of the team, including Ford racing director Leo Beebe.
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(Spoiler alert: That was the year Ford first beat Ferrari at Le Mans, leading to a streak of four overall victories at the event.)
Bale plays English driver Ken Miles alongside Damon as Carrol Shelby.
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Edsel has held several executive positions at the company founded by his great-grandfather and as a current member of the board of directors remains heavily involved in the company’s racing efforts. In May, he was voted to receive the 2020 Landmark Award for Outstanding Contributions to NASCAR for his work in the series.
Godzilla: King of the Monsters knocked Disney's Aladdin off the top of the US box office chart at the weekend, taking an estimated $49m (£38.7m).
Despite claiming the top spot, analysts described the debut of the monster remake disappointing.
Costing $200m (£158m) to make, reviews have been lukewarm for the film, which stars Vera Farmiga and Kyle Chandler.
Its total for the three-day weekend was far off its predecessor's debut of $93m (£73.6m) back in 2014.
The film's plot centres around a group of eco-terrorists who steal a sonar device developed by scientist Emma (Farmiga) to control Godzilla, with her ex-husband (Chandler) recruited to track it down.
The new iteration is Stranger Things' Millie Bobbie Brown's blockbuster debut.
Speaking to BBC News, film critic Karen Krizanovich said: "Godzilla is one for fans only... ignore the human story and marvel at the monsters, great aeroplanes and fab supporting cast.
"Godzilla physically is his largest... and in every film iteration he grows bigger. The film was disappointing but it was Gojira [Godzilla's original name) and it's still a great franchise, if only to hear his signature roar."
Fellow critic Jason Solomons added: "The brand is still strong in that kids everywhere want to see Godzilla. And while this instalment is a mess on screen you get the feeling everyone's waiting for the big contest of Godzilla vs Kong, which is coming soon...
"So as a filler, this does a job but it should also serve as a lesson in getting the tone right - it needs more B-movie corniness - and in knowing that all anyone wants to see is monsters clashing, not humans whining."
Other reviewers had even more reservations.
The Guardian's Simran Hans described it as "beastly in all the wrong ways", giving it one star out of five.
Ben Travis, writing for Empire Online, was equally scathing: "What you're left with is a catastrophically dumb, thunderously boring blockbuster as numbing and unsatisfying as the worst Transformers movies - even one hilariously nutty sub-aquatic development can't liven things up."
But not everyone was unimpressed.
Collider's editor-in-chief Steven Weintraub described it as "awesome", adding: "It's everything I wanted last movie to be but wasn't."
Godzilla on film
The original Japanese film, Gojira, was released by studio Toho in 1954 and two years later, an Americanised version came out in the US.
Gojira spawned a series of follow-up films including Destroy All Monsters, Godzilla Raids Again and Godzilla versus King Ghidorah.
More recent films in the franchise include Godzilla: Final Wars and Shin Godzilla.
Among the best known foreign versions, Tristar released Godzilla in 1997 but it was poorly received.
Gareth Edwards' Legendary Pictures film, also titled simply Godzilla, was a box office and critical success, hence the new sequel - directed by Michael Dougherty - getting the green light.
Godzilla vs Kong is due to come out next year.
The rest of the top five at the North American box office was rounded out by Guy Ritchie's Aladdin, in second place with $42.3m (£33.4m), and Elton John biopic Rocketman in third, taking $25m (£19.7m).
Kylie Jenner has revealed that her 16-month-old daughter, Stormi Webster, was hospitalised over the weekend.
Kylie shared the news on her Instagram Story, firstly posting a video of her backyard alongside a caption expressing gratitude and announcing that she felt "blessed beyond words".
"Blessed beyond words," she wrote, "Thank you God. I believe in being a reflection of what you'd like to receive. If you want love, give love. If you want success, wish success."
And Kylie followed this video up with a photo of a sleeping Stormi, and a caption explaining the traumatic ordeal they'd experienced over the weekend.
She wrote: "Spent the day in the hospital with my baby. She had an allergic reaction but is 100% okay now and we are home."
"Nothing else matters when these things happen," Kylie continued, "God bless all the moms with sick babies. I'm sending so much love and positive energy your way."
This is the second time in two months that a Kardashian/Jenner child has been hospitalised due to an allergic reaction. Back in late April, Kim's son Saint West was rushed to the ER during a family vacation to Palm Springs.
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"Godzilla," a Warner Bros. film which brings back a 1950s subtitle, brought in just over $49 million in its North American debut, according to Comscore(SCOR) data released Sunday.
Disney's(DIS) "Aladdin," the live-action reboot of the 1992 animated film, brought in more than $42 million in North America in its second week of release. Internationally, the film earned $78.3 million, for a global weekend haul of $120.6 million, according to Comscore.
Paramount's "Rocketman," which depicts Elton John's childhood and rise to fame, came in third, bringing in $25 million.
The past few weeks have been lucrative for Hollywood. Last month, "Avengers: Endgame," the Disney and Marvel film, logged a record-shattering $1.2 billion opening, and it subsequently became the fastest film in history to make $2 billion worldwide.
Published: 18:20 BST, 2 June 2019 | Updated: 19:16 BST, 2 June 2019
Beyonce and her daughter Ivy Blue went all out on Saturday for this year's Wearable Art Gala in Santa Monica.
The theme of the bash this time was 'A Journey to the Pride Lands,' and Beyonce andseven-year-old Blue certainly nailed their costumes.
The 37-year-old musical icon slayed in a golden ensemble with a lion face on the chest and feathers that acted as the lion's mane while Blue Ivy donned a yellow dress with traditional African bead work in an incredible homage to Disney's The Lion King.
A Journey to the Pride Lands: Beyonce Knowles and 7-year-old Blue Ivy looked fabulous for this year's Wearable Art Gala in Santa Monica on Saturday
Beyonce's sheer, short sleeved golden jumper featured golden beads and sequins.
The ensemble included a golden cape and gold stilettos with beaded detail.
The Crazy in Love hitmaker wore her sleek brunette locks down in chic middle part.
Blue Ivy donned more traditional African garb in a stunning, larger-than-life yellow dress that featured huge puffy sleeves and colorful bead work around the neck and down the front.
Detailed from head-to-toe: Beyonce's ensemble included a golden cape and gold stilettos with beaded detail
The daughter of Beyonce and Jay Z wore her hair up in a double bun with a matching headband and large golden headpiece.
She also sported a chic pair of kitten heels and gorgeous gold earrings.
In an adorable video posted to Beyonce's Instagram stories, Blue Ivy prepped herself for the event through song.
'In the circle, the circle of life!' she lip syncs and her mom can be heard giggling next to her.
Stunning: The Formation hitmaker's makeup featured nude lips with a brown smoky eye
The event was thrown by Where Art Can Occur (WACO), an organization founded by Beyonce's mother Tina Lawson and stepfather Richard Lawson.
'Wearable art has to be over-the-top,' Tina told the Los Angeles Times, continuing, 'It can’t just be a dress with a little necklace. You’ve gotta really go there with it!'
Also in attendance were former Destiny's Child bandmates Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland, Girl's Trip star Tiffany Haddish and former co-host of The View Star Jones.
Tina, who shares Beyonce with her ex-husband Matthew Knowles, was a feathery sensation in a floor-length gown.
Side by side: The event on June 1 was thrown by Where Art Can Occur (WACO), an organization founded by Beyonce's mother Tina Lawson and stepfather Richard Lawson
Legendary: Michelle Williams' ultra-glam look featured a long train at the back and a dangerously high slit up the front, allowing her to show off her shapely legs.
The extravagantly frilly black ensemble had a triple-tiered skirt and an elegant cowl, as well as a shiny corset that emphasized her trim figure.
Lawson, taking a cue from Black Panther, donned a warrior king look, complete with a towering crown.
Williams' ultra-glam look featured a long train at the back and a dangerously high slit up the front.
Rowland was smashing in a blue short-sleeved blazer that fell to her thighs with a pair of split legwarmers and short shorts that matched her blazer.
Unique: Kelly Rowland was smashing in a blue short-sleeved blazer that fell to her thighs and featured short sleeves
Beneath the blazer she wore a monochrome top with a swirling pattern and flared out cuffs, rounding off the look with black and white striped heels.
Tiffany Haddish also opted for some plumage in an off-the-shoulder gown that was covered in red feathers above the waist and black fur below, donning a fuzzy black headdress that resembled a traditional Aso Oke hat on her head.
And Star Jones was beautiful in blue, wearing a textured floor-length gown with a flowing shawl.
Feathery frenzy: The Girls Trip star's off-the-shoulder gown was covered in read feathers above the waist and black fur - possibly faux - below
