“Sienna Miller wore Dilara Fındıkoğlu to the ‘War’ premiere” links

Sienna Miller wore a feathered Dilara Fındıkoğlu to the War premiere in London. This is the movie about a high-profile British divorce. [RCFA]
Chris Pine & his girlfriend Keana Sky Wenger were pap’d in New York just days after they attended the US Open men’s final (boo). [JustJared]
Amy Poehler made Robert DeNiro cry (in a nice way). [Pajiba]
I’ve read several rave reviews of Chris Rock’s Misty Green, but this one says that the film isn’t all that and a bag of chips. [LaineyGossip]
Why isn’t men’s birth control a real thing? [Jezebel]
I believe this is what Jesus would be doing if he was walking the earth in 2026: sitting with minors at immigration courts. [Buzzfeed]
Meet “instahottie” Omer Halabi. [Socialite Life]
All about Rihanna & ASAP Rocky’s three kids. [Hollywood Life]
The Traitors got renewed up until season 8. [Seriously OMG]
Limited-edition Dolly Parton dolls! [OMG Blog]
Brad Pitt said words about Taylor Swift’s wedding, which he attended. [Reality Tea]

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  1. Jais says:

    Mr. Israel is indeed hot. No doubt. Ima go listen to some Macklemore.

  2. Kitten says:

    The dress is boring but very pretty. Wish she wore a necklace but the bare décolletage is very on-trend.

  3. Alicky says:

    Those Dolly dolls are gorgeous!

  4. Ann says:

    If I was 14 I would have wanted that Dolly doll! I had the Cher, Farrah Fawcett, and Princess Leia dolls! OMG!

  5. CatGotMyTongue says:

    Men’s birth control isn’t really a thing because men DGAF about it, and women would be likely to distrust that they really did/were doing it.

    It’s not science. There are scientific solutions. But men don’t care and women have good reason not to believe them even if they say they’re on it. It’s sad! It’s so much simpler! But, as the one to potentially get pregnant, women face higher stakes.