Taylor Sheridan Faces Lawsuit Over Yellowstone Idea
Taylor Sheridan is facing a lawsuit from a writer who claims the creator took the idea behind Yellowstone, according to Page Six. The allegation puts one of television’s most recognizable modern Western franchises at the center of a familiar Hollywood fight: who gets credit when a big idea becomes an even bigger hit?
The case targets Sheridan’s creative reputation as much as his business empire. Yellowstone grew into the foundation of a sprawling television universe and made Sheridan a marquee name in the prestige-TV conversation. A claim that the concept was borrowed, if proven, could add an unwelcome asterisk to that success.
For now, the available reporting establishes an accusation and a lawsuit—not a finding that Sheridan stole anyone’s work. The writer’s account will have to be tested through the legal process, where timelines, drafts, communications and the similarities between the works could become central.
In other words, this is not a verdict; it is a serious authorship dispute attached to one of TV’s biggest brands. Sheridan has not been established as liable based on the information currently available.
Anna Faris Opens Up About Co-Parenting Religion With Chris Pratt
Co-parenting is complicated enough without adding theology to the family group chat. Anna Faris is offering a glimpse into the religious conversations surrounding her and Chris Pratt’s son, Jack.
Page Six reports that Faris has discussed challenging Jack on his religious beliefs, while E! News also covered her comments about how she approaches those conversations. The topic lands squarely in the overlap between parenting choices, personal conviction and celebrity exes who do not necessarily see the world through the same lens.
Faris and Pratt, who share Jack, have taken different public approaches to religion over the years. Pratt has been open about his Christian faith, making the subject an especially notable part of their co-parenting dynamic. Faris’s comments suggest she is not simply leaving the matter untouched; she is engaging her son in questions about belief and encouraging him to think critically.
That does not automatically equal a full-scale parenting war. Based on the available reporting, this is a look at an ongoing family conversation—not evidence of a dramatic rupture between the former spouses. Still, when your co-parent is one of Hollywood’s most outspokenly religious stars, even a private values discussion can become headline material.
Bunnie Xo Still Wants a Baby After Divorce
Bunnie Xo is not shelving her dream of becoming a mother, even though her marriage to Jelly Roll is over. E! News reports that the Dumb Blonde podcast host continues to discuss growing her family one month after the couple finalized their divorce.
Related coverage from Just Jared says Bunnie made her position clear: “I definitely still want to have a baby.” That is a notable update, given that the plans are now unfolding outside a nearly decade-long marriage.
What remains unclear is the timeline—or what, exactly, the next chapter looks like. The available reporting does not establish whether Bunnie has taken any specific steps toward parenthood, and it does not add details about a partner or a pregnancy. In other words, this is a statement of desire, not a baby announcement hiding in a trench coat.
Still, the message is unmistakable: divorce may have rewritten Bunnie’s relationship status, but it has not erased her hopes for a bigger family. For now, she is keeping that plan on the books while navigating life after Jelly Roll.