Everything you missed in pop culture this week

Here's everything you missed in pop culture this week. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have been married for a month, and new reports are revealing that Taylor is facing some immense pressure as Travis's wife heading into Travis's 14th NFL season. Insiders have stated that Taylor is under some stress, but not because of the upcoming games themselves, because she genuinely loves being part of the spectacle, but rather everything that comes with being his wife instead of his girlfriend. One source stated, and I quote, "The pressure is citing the constant camera attention that she won't be able to like a normal fan, all of her reactions will be dissected online, which unfortunately all of this is." But one notable pressure she's reportedly facing is how she's dealing with the tension inside the Chiefs WAGs, wives and girlfriends circle. Sources are claiming jealousy, Taylor being called the queen of the WAGs and so much more. Spider-Man just broke a box office record that was held by Avengers Endgame, and the numbers are actually insane. Spider-Man: Brand New Day, starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, just pulled in over $70 million just from Thursday's preview screenings alone. The biggest preview total ever, beating Endgame's previous record. It's Tom Holland's first time back as Peter Parker since No Way Home in 2021, and industry insiders are now projecting an opening weekend anywhere between 250 and 280 million dollars domestically, which would make it the biggest movie debut of the entire year. And critics are loving it too, with it being rated a 91% on Rotten Tomatoes and early reactions being very positive, which makes me want to go see it even more. Before I continue, if you like these pop culture recaps, make sure to follow me to stay up to date. Ariana Grande has released her long-awaited eighth studio album, "Eternal Sunshine," and it is incredible. The album serves as the sister album to "Eternal Sunshine" and it trades her usual polished pop hooks for a darker, moodier sound, which makes sense because Ari stated she wrote the album from "unfiltered rage." Fans like myself are loving it, but reviews are split, with some critics calling it her most accomplished work yet, others calling it a disappointment, and Pitchfork rating it a 6.5 and discussing its intimate and experimental sound. Jared Leto is under fire after four women have accused him of alleged SA and misconduct when they were teenagers. The allegations are detailed in a new BBC documentary titled "Jared Leto: Hollywood's Dark Secret," which features claims from a total of 10 women against him, according to the BBC. Reporters reviewed photos and messages that they say corroborate the women's accounts and a non-disclosure agreement NDA that one woman says she received from Jared Leto. Jared Leto has since denied the allegations in a statement to the Associated Press, saying, and I quote, "These claims are absolutely and categorically false." And lastly, Alicia Silverstone is officially going back to Beverly Hills because Cher Horowitz is returning. Alicia Silverstone just confirmed that she's returning for a new series based on her iconic 1995 film "Clueless," with production set to begin in Los Angeles in 2027. The series picks up 30 years after the original movie, with Cher Horowitz, now a successful businesswoman who's mastered motherhood until her daughter hits high school and suddenly Cher feels just as clueless as she did as a teenager. This is part of a bigger wave of 90s nostalgia hitting streaming right now. Fans are already flooding social media decades after the original, making it a permanent part of pop culture vocabulary.