There’s something about Cameron Diaz that has all of Hollywood drooling over her comeback — except for rivals Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Sources spilled that Jen and Reese aren’t welcoming the competition as the There’s Something About Mary babe, 50, makes her acting return after an eight-year hiatus, starring opposite Oscar winner Jamie Foxx in Back to Action.

“Cameron’s got the movie world at her feet,” an insider said.

Producers are itching to offer her big bucks for starring roles, and actors like her Knight and Day co-star Tom Cruise are said to be lining up to work with her.

“Huge stars are clamoring to be her leading man because she’s like a breath of fresh air,” explained the tipster.

That, of course, means competition for the likes of rom-com standouts Witherspoon, 46, Aniston, 53, Jennifer Lopez, 53, and Julia Roberts, 55.

“Jen and Reese stand out above and beyond the rest, and they’re bent out of shape by Cameron’s un-retirement,” dished the source.

A rep for Aniston denied the story, but the spy insisted, “Jen and Reese would never admit it, but Cameron’s work break was a huge relief as she stole their thunder — and prize roles — many times over.”

RadarOnline.com heard that Cameron is likewise no fan of her biggest rivals.

“She thinks Reese is a phony social climber and Jen is a self-absorbed bore,” confided the insider. “Meanwhile, Cameron’s very happy with her husband [Benji Madden] and daughter [Raddix].”

The source claimed Cameron is unfazed by the competition.

“She couldn’t care less if Jen and Reese are bothered by her comeback,” they added.

Cameron quietly stepped away from Hollywood in 2014, just one year before marrying Benji. Since welcoming their daughter via surrogate in December 2019, RadarOnline.com was told the rom-com queen gave up a whopping $100 million to focus solely on her family.

“Cam has turned down dozens of roles over these past few years, and it’s no exaggeration to say she could have banked up to $100 million or even more if she’d been working instead of resting and planning her domestic future,” an insider explained of the star who was once among the highest paid actresses in Hollywood.

While opting out of Blockbuster hits proved not to be cheap for Cameron, she never looked back, with sources telling us she “insists it’s a price worth paying.”

Cameron’s big comeback, Back to Action, will be released on Netflix in late 2023 or early 2024.

Todd and Julie Chrisley are making sure they check off everything on their To-Do list before they are due to report to prison on Tuesday, January 16.

Over the weekend, the matriarch was seen stopping at three different furniture stores and grocery shopping with daughter Savannah, 25. Julie’s mom, Pam Hughes, accompanied the duo for their day of errands, as seen in photos.

The 49-year-old was reportedly seen picking out sodas, snacks and laundry detergent at a local Publix — though she won’t have much time to enjoy her treats given she will be spending the next seven years locked up come Tuesday.

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Julie was later seen driving home with Todd in the passenger seat on Sunday, January 15.

Meanwhile, Todd was spotted days prior heading into a post office, having been joined by his wife. The convicted couple brought their youngest kids, Grayson, 16, and Chloe, 10, along for the ride, it was reported.

Their outings come days before they will serve out their combined 19 years behind bars for fraud and tax evasion.

Ahead of their sentences, Julie opened up about her fears of being away from her husband for so long.

“There is that possibility of my husband and I being separated,” Julie said on a recent “Chrisley Confessions” podcast while speaking to her son Chase Chrisley‘s fiancée, Emmy Medders, after she and Todd were sentenced in November. “But there’s a difference between my husband and I being separated for a period of time and having to say goodbye forever.”

She continued: “It almost makes me feel ashamed that I’m even worried. Unless the good Lord intervenes, [your mom is] going to have to say goodbye to her husband and she won’t see him again this side of heaven.”

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Julie was sentenced to seven years in prison, while Todd was sentenced to 12 and 16 months of probation. Julie will also serve 16 months of probation once she’s released from jail, as OK! reported.

“I have not typically been a crier and this whole experience has truly taken me to my knees,” admitted Julie.

Daily Mail reported on the couple’s outings.

A clean slate? Madonna has completely removed all photos from her Instagram account as rumors swirl a possible world tour is on the horizon.

The Queen of Pop’s social media silence comes after months of incessant hate toward the 64-year-old’s “attention-seeking,” provocative and controversially inappropriate content across all of her online profiles.

Moments after Madonna’s 18.6 million Instagram followers noticed her account had “no posts yet,” fans quickly flocked to Twitter to figure out the reason behind her unusual actions.

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“@Madonna started deleting her Instagram posts and unfollowed several people. Maybe she will announce a tour and new album,” one user suspected on Sunday, January 15, as another added, “end of the era.”

“In exactly 24 hours, Madonna is expected to announce her upcoming tour!” another fan claimed of the award-winning artist’s highly anticipated concerts. “In preparation for this announcement, her instagram posts have been archived. Behold, she’s coming soon.”

“Madonna deletes all posts belonging to her Instagram account. The confirmation of ‘The Celebration Tour,’ her next greatest hits tour, is more than imminent,” a fourth individual speculated.

Comments from fans come just two days after a Billboardexecutive with alleged knowledge of the pop star’s plan confirmed “it’s going to be the biggest tour she’s ever done.”

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Prior to heightening suspense surrounding the mother-of-six’s probable tour, an additional source broke news that the “Like a Virgin” singer was secretly planning a series of jaw-dropping performances.

“Madonna is trying something completely new — and really giving fans, young and old, what they want,” the insider revealed on Tuesday, January 3.

“She wants to capitalize on tracks like ‘Frozen’ and ‘Material Girl’ popping off on TikTok, and introduce her back catalogue to an entirely new generation. Previously she has always wanted to be forward-facing and focus on whatever new album she’s plugging. But now, in her mid-sixties, she is going back to basics and once again reinventing herself,” they continued.

“That being said, it is sure to be no holds barred and suitably risqué,” the source concluded. “Her last Madame X tour was in small theatres, but this one will be in stadiums, with the O2 already confirmed. It’s massively exciting.”

Todd and Julie Chrisley gathered most of the family together for a last group dinner before the Chrisley Knows Best stars must report to prison.

The reality television personalities are scheduled to turn themselves in on Tuesday, January 17, to serve out a combined 19 year sentence after being found guilty of various fraud and tax evasion charges last June.

The Chrisleys were joined by several of their family members — including their son, Chase, and his fiancée, Emmy Medders, daughters Savannah and Chloe and Todd’s mother, Faye — for lunch at Taqueria del Sol in Nashville, Tenn., on Wednesday, January 11.

Todd sported a comfortable, all black, athleisure ensemble paired with matching sneakers. Chase was seen rocking a similarly casual look with a pair of black track pants and a white, long sleeve shirt. Meanwhile, Julie wore black plants and a leopard print top.

The group was seen hugging and smiling as they arrived, before taking their spots in the outdoor seating area under a covered deck at the popular Mexican restaurant.

Following their meal, Julie, Faye and Chloe — who the couple adopted from Todd’s son, Kyle, in 2017 — made a quick stop at Splendid Ice Cream for a sweet treat.

The Chrisleys were also spotted out and about the next day on a trip to the post office. Todd and Julie were photographed walking into the building with Chloe, as well as their 16-year-old son, Grayson.

However, the reality stars’ daughter, Lindsie, was notably absent from both sightings after accusing her father and brother of allegedly blackmailing her with a “sex tape.” As Radar previously reported, the 33-year-old claimed her father told her that he would leak the tape if she didn’t lie for him throughout his lengthy fraud cases.

Lindsie contacted the FBI shortly after her parents were indicted in August 2019, stating she was “truly afraid” of some suggestive things that Chase had been posting online.

Todd and Julie were later found guilty on all charges, including bank fraud, wire fraud, conspiracy to commit tax evasion and conspiracy to commit bank fraud. Todd was sentenced to 12 years behind bars, while Julie received only seven years.

DailyMail was first to report the pictures of the Chrisley family outings.

Britney Spears is showing off her rebellious side!

One day after being accused of having a concerning meltdown at a Los Angeles eatery, the pop star took to Instagram to show fans and followers how she really feels by flipping off the camera in her latest video.

The “Baby, One More Time” singer sported a strapless, white mini dress with neon yellow stripes and matching white boots as she posed, played with her hair and danced to “I Touch Myself” by Divinyls in the Saturday, January 14, clip.

Later in the video, she could also be seen making heart shapes with her hands, touching up her makeup, scrunching up her face at the camera and flipping the bird.

Earlier that day, Spears also shared a similarly empowering drawing of a woman sitting at a table along with the words: “They told me I couldn’t that’s why I did!”

This comes after OK! reported that patrons at popular, L.A. hotspot JOEY claimed they witnessed Spears acting strangely while dining out with hubby Sam Asghari on Friday, January 13.

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The Grammy Award winner was allegedly shouting and speaking in gibberish until Asghari abruptly stood up and exited the venue, leaving Spears alone at the table. She was later seen covering her face with her menu — potentially to avoid cameras — while talking with a waiter.

Fans have consistently voiced their concerns for the Princess of Pop, who has been worrying followers for months with her bizarre online behavior, from frequently posting nearly-nude snaps to her emoji-filled Instagram rants.

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However, according to her husband, Spears is simply enjoying her life as a free woman following the November 2021 end of her highly controversial conservatorship. He also addressed the rumors that he is secretly controlling the “Gimme More” singer’s social media, confessing that he doesn’t blame his wife’s fans for being protective after what she’s been through.

“Oh, man, in the past, there has been a lot of stuff going on, so I understand where they’re coming from,” he told paparazzi in a recent interview. “They’re just being protective. If anything, they’re being good fans.”

By Steve Holland

ATLANTA, Ga. (Reuters) -President Joe Biden told Americans to look towards Martin Luther King Jr.’s life for lessons on repairing their divisions, extremism and injustice, as he become the first sitting U.S. president to speak at a Sunday service in the civil rights leader’s church in Atlanta.

Marking Monday’s national holiday celebrating King, Biden delivered a sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church at the invitation of its pastor, Democratic U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock, centered on a common theme – the country and the world are battling against autocratic forces.

“The fact is that I stand here at a critical juncture for the United States and the world in my view,” Biden said, calling it a “time of choosing.”

“Are we a people who will choose democracy over autocracy,” Biden asked. “We have to choose a community over chaos. Are we the people going to choose love over hate? These are the questions of our time and the reason I am here.”

King worked for voting rights, Biden said, but “we do well to remember that his mission was even deeper. It was spiritual. It was moral.”

King often asked ‘Where do we go from here?’ Biden said. “My message to the nation on this day is we go forward. We go together.”

Sunday would have been King’s 94th birthday. He was assassinated at age 39 in 1968 in Memphis, Tennessee, by avowed segregationist James Earl Ray. King was pastor of Ebenezer church from 1960 until his death.

“The battle for the soul of this nation is perennial,” Biden said in his tribute to King. “It’s a constant struggle between hope and fear kindness and cruelty, justice and injustice.”

Many presidents, including Biden, have visited Ebenezer to honor King, usually during events around the time of his birthday. But Biden was the first to speak from the pulpit at a regular Sunday service.

King “reminds us that we are tied in a single garment of destiny, that this is not about Democrat and Republican, red, yellow, brown, black and white,” Warnock said earlier on Sunday.

On Monday Biden will meet with civil rights advocate Al Sharpton in Washington, and speak to his group, the National Action Network.

Biden is expected to announce his re-election bid in the weeks ahead.

Biden was elected in 2020 with strong support from Black voters after pledging to do more to expand voting rights and address other racial justice issues. But some activist groups boycotted his 2022 speech honoring King, disappointed by what they see as his lack of action.

(Reporting by Steve Holland; editing by Jonathan Oatis and Grant McCool)