David Kesiena

Dutton Ranch set a high bar last week when episode 6 killed off one of the show’s most disruptive characters. Episode 7 does not quite match that energy. Set almost entirely around the 10 Petal Ranch’s 190th anniversary celebration, this Yellowstone spinoff entry leans harder into comedy than tension, though it compensates by excavating Beulah Jackson’s past in ways that reframe everything the season has built so far. Dutton Ranch opens episode 7 with a scene set well in the past.

Kevin Hart is not the type to let an alleged confidentiality breach go quietly. The comedian and actor filed a lawsuit against his former assistant Miesha Shakes, asking a court to enforce an NDA she signed during her employment from 2017 to 2020 and order her to pay $50,000 in agreed damages. Hart alleges the agreement was violated when Shakes gave an interview about his personal life to blogger Tasha K.

Court documents filed as part of Pinky Cole’s ongoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy case have put a precise figure on the Real Housewives of Atlanta star’s finances, and the number is smaller than her public profile might suggest. Cole, who built the Slutty Vegan restaurant brand into a nationally recognized chain, listed her monthly income at $6,000 in a proposed plan of reorganization recently submitted to the court. The bankruptcy filing breaks down exactly where that $6,000 goes each month.