Plastic Surgeons Weigh In On Eva Mendes And Ryan Gosling's New Looks After Being Branded

Eva Mendes and Ryan Goslinghave made a rare public appearance as a couple to promote the actor's new film,Project Hail Mary.

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Plastic surgeons have since weighed in on the speculation that the power couple has undergoneplastic surgeryafter viewers claimed they look like "wax figures of themselves."

Ryan sat down with Jimmy Fallon onThe Tonight Showand brought Eva as a surprise guest to celebrate her birthday.

Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes sparked plastic surgery speculation after appearing onThe Tonight Show

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The actors, who have been together since 2011 and share two daughters, are notoriously private and don't even walk red carpets together. TheirTonight Showappearance was their first joint showbiz appearance since 2015.

Instead of focusing on Ryan's sci-fi film, many viewers fixated on the A-listers' appearance, speculating about their possible use of cosmetic enhancements.

"That's not Eva Mendes," someone wrote on X, as another shared, "Celebs need to start embracing aging."

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"He looks like he had his cheeks and nose done. I can't tell with her because she has so much makeup on. It's literally caked on!" added one viewer.

Someone else said, "Both had Botox in their foreheads. Even a 10 y.o. would have lines in his forehead when looking up the way they did."

"Looks like they escaped from the wax museum," one user chimed in.

"They look like they are aging gracefully to me! I'm not an expert but they don't look like they've had any work done," countered another viewer.

Many viewers claimed the actors appeared to have excessive facial fillers

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After analyzing photos and videos of Eva, plastic surgeon Dr. Sean McNally, who has not treated the couple, concluded that she doesn't seem to have undergone any plastic surgery.

"I don't see evidence of recent facial surgical procedures," Dr. Nelly toldThe Daily Mailwhen asked about Eva's youthful appearance.

Still, the surgeon believes that the actress' face isn't all-natural and attributed her look to less intrusive cosmetic procedures like Botox or fillers.

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"I do suspect she's a consistent user of Botox and fillers," Dr. McNally told the outlet.

"She has little evidence of wrinkles across her forehead which would be very likely at 52 and I suspect fillers to both her lips and midface given their current volume compared to older pictures."

Additionally, the plastic surgeon believes the Miami-born actress may be getting high-end facials such as Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) or BroadBand Light (BBL), which use filtered light to reduce dark spots on the skin.

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People compared past photos of Ryan and Eva to their current looks to support their claims

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As for Ryan, the expert also believes that theBarbieactorhasn't undergone surgery but likely received facial injections.

"In the last couple of years it appears that he's utilized filler for his midface," he said.

"This is a common spot of concern for aging since the fat pad drops and shrinks making people look older and hollow there."

Similarly, aesthetic doctor Dr. Jonny Betteridge said the Canadian star seemingly placed dermal fillers on four points in his mid-face region. He noted that the changes became visible in 2021, timed for the production ofBarbie.

While the 45-year-old actor has never addressedplastic surgery speculation, Eva toldThe Timesthat she's open to cosmetic procedures as long as they're reversible.

TheHitchactress has hinted that she has received Botox injections but disliked the results

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"I'm not afraid to try things that are safe, because most of these little treatments, let's say, are reversible," she said in 2024 when asked about her beauty regimen.

"If you get Botox, it goes away if you don't like it. There have been times where I've regretted something… and then you just wait it out."

Eva, who has been in the spotlight since her early twenties, told the outlet that she wasn't scared about turning 50 and that she feels "really f***ing s*xy at times."

"There's so many things that can make me feel s*xy and I'd say that I feel more s*xy than not. I guess because I've never considered myself beautiful, but I've always felt very s*xy."

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TheTraining Daystarpreviously revealed that she had mono-threads, a treatment that removes wrinkles and boosts collagen development, giving the skin a rejuvenated appearance.

In 2020, she shared a snap to Instagram of herself with seven needles in her chin. "Here I am getting some Mono-Threads," she wrote. "Ayyyy Dios! I'll update you with the results if you care."

The actors, who are parents to two daughters, met while filmingThe Place Beyond the Pines

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The following year, theHitchactress responded to a fan's comment, clarifying that she's "all for" plastic surgery.

She also addressed claims that she had been less active on social media because of botched procedures.

"As far as getting work done," Eva wrote in her post, "I'll do that whenever I please. But no, that's not the reason. The reason is I personally cannot juggle family and social media. So -big shocker -I choose family."

Eva and Ryan are parents totwo daughters: 11-year-old Esmeralda Amada and 9-year-old Amada Lee.

The couple explained that they chose the name "Amada" for both daughters because itwas the name of Eva's grandmother. It also means "beloved" in Spanish.

Eva and Ryan met while filming the 2012 crime dramaThe Place Beyond the Pines. In the film, Eva's character, Romina, has a daughter named Amada, which made her fall in love with the name even more.

"They both look fantastic," one fan said as others continued to debate whether the couple has undergone plastic surgery

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Jack Osbourne reveals dad Ozzy's heartbreaking 9-word remark that confirmed he was 'done'

Jack Osbourne remembers the exact moment he knew his father was "done."

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TheBlack Sabbath frontmandied on July 22 at 76-years-old, with his wifeSharonand their children by his side. In the months before his passing, Ozzy had been openly struggling with health problems, yet remained determined to take the stage with the heavy metal band once last time.

His final wishes were granted just days before his death, as Black Sabbath reassembled for a finale concert at Villa Park in England. Ozzy's youngest child, Jack, recalled the singer declaring his retirement the night after his performance.

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While appearing on the March 5 episode of the HATE TO BREAK IT TO YA podcast, Jack remembered the singer making the shocking admission while he was putting him to bed. Ozzy also shared another thought that sparked alarm for his son.

"Right before I left, I was putting him to bed and he was like brushing his teeth or whatever," Jack remembered. "He was looking at himself in the mirror and he goes, 'I think I'm going to cut my hair off.'"

Ozzy and Jack Osbourne

His son asked him why, prompting Ozzy to say, "I've retired. I'm not a rock star anymore."

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The media personality found his father's statement strange considering he only cut his hair short once and shaved his head "once to p--s my mom off" in the 80s.

"So I think about that and I'm like yeah, he was done. He was okay with his journey," he concluded.

DespiteJackalready having a feeling his father's life was coming to an end, his death still came as a shock for the family.

"Obviously everyone knew he was sick… but we weren't expecting it to be as quick as it was. He was up, he was doing his thing, had some breakfast, and that was it," he mentioned.

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Ozzy died from complications related to his long battle with Parkinson's disease. Air ambulance paramedics worked for two hours attempting to resuscitate the singer after being called to his residence.

On a previous episode ofPiers MorganUncensored, Ozzy's wife recalled the day of his passing.

"I ran downstairs, and there he was, and they were trying to resuscitate him, and I'm like, 'Don't — just leave him. Leave him. You can't. He's gone,'" Sharon said. "And they tried and tried, and then they took him by helicopter to the hospital and they tried, and it's like, 'He's gone. Just leave him.'"

The singer's death certificate showed that the Prince of Darkness experienced an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, acute myocardial infarction, coronary artery disease, and Parkinson's disease with autonomic dysfunction (joint causes).

His occupation was listed as "rock legend, songwriter, and performer."

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Paul Preece, winner of Netflix's

Paul Preece, a member of the winning team on the first season of Netflix's survivalist reality competition seriesOutlast, was arrested and charged with multiple sex crimes in Tennessee on Friday.

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The former reality star was charged with rape of a child, aggravated sexual battery, and attempted rape of a child, according to Knox County inmate records reviewed byEntertainment Weekly.

A pre-trial court date has not yet been set. Preece is currently being held at the Knox County Jail on a $150,000 bond, with electronic GPS monitoring listed as one of the conditions of his release.

Paul Preece's 2026 mugshotCredit: Knox County Sheriff's Office

Entertainment Weeklyhas reached out to the Knox County Sheriff's Department and Netflix for comment.

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According to hisLinkedInprofile, Preece was working as a sales representative for the polyurethane manufacturer Tema Isenmann at the time of his arrest. The company did not immediately respond toEntertainment Weekly's request for comment.

Preece's page on the professional networking site also lists his time onOutlastunder the job title "Reality TV Personality." That listing includes a link to a podcast he produced in 2023 calledBetween the Horns, which saw Preece sit down with various contestants on his season ofOutlastto discuss their experiences.

Preece appeared on the first season of the wilderness survival competition executive produced by Jason Bateman in March 2023. He competed against 15 other amateur survivalists, who were dropped into a remote section of Alaskan forest to see who can outlast all the others.

Preece ultimately switched his initial Delta team affiliation to the winning Charlie team, becoming the last man standing alongside teammates Nick Radner and Seth Lueker. The team was awarded $1 million in prize money.

Netflix announced last Feb. thatOutlastwould bereturning for a third season, though no premiere date has been announced.

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A reporter in Nashville has been covering ICE arrests in her community. Then she was detained herself

Nashville journalist Estefany Rodriguez frequently reports on Immigration and Customs Enforcement action, becoming familiar with the sudden arrests that have become hallmarks of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.

CNN Estefany Rodriguez was detained by federal agents this week while she was in the car with her husband, according to her lawyers. - Courtesy Alejandro Medina

But when trucks surrounded her and her husband's car Wednesday and agents approached the windows, she was confused, her husband Alejandro Medina said.

Medina realized it was ICE before his wife did, he said. "We really couldn't understand why we're being surrounded."

"We're definitely shocked," he told CNN.

Rodriguez, who was born in Colombia, entered the United States legally, one of her lawyers said. She is a journalist for Spanish-language news outlet Nashville Noticias and has reported stories "critical of the practices" by ICE and was covering immigration arrests the day before her detainment Wednesday, a petition filed by her lawyers for her release stated.

It's the latest instance of journalists being caught up in the Trump administration's nationwidecrackdown on immigration. Mario Guevara,a Salvadoran journalist, was deported in October after being arrested while covering a "No Kings" protest in Atlanta.

The agents swarming the car to detain Rodriguez knew a lot about her and her husband, Medina said. They knew he was born in the US, and they knew they had applied for a green card, he said.

Rodriguez also has a pending political asylum claim and a valid work permit, according to court documents. A spokesperson for ICE told CNN in a statement Rodriguez "currently has no lawful immigration status."

"A pending green card application and work authorization does NOT give someone legal status to be in our country," a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson told CNN.

Rodriguez was at a detention center in Alabama as of Friday before she was set to be sent to Louisiana, according to her lawyer, Joel Coxander.

There is still no evidence she has been transferred from the Alabama detention center, Coxander told CNN on Saturday, adding a federal judge in her habeas corpus case has ordered DHS to show cause in response to the petition challenging her detention.

When she worked for a large broadcaster in her home country of Colombia, she reported on government agencies and instances of corruption, her dad Juan Rodriguez and Coxander said.

But then she started receiving threats, Juan Rodriguez said. She reported them to the police and the country's prosecutor's office, and a security detail was assigned to her for a while, but that later changed to routine check-ins, her father said.

Estefany Rodriguez poses for a photo with her husband Alejandro Medina. - Courtesy Alejandro Medina

"There are a lot of problems, including armed groups, guerrillas, corrupt politicians. When you report, you'll find that some of these people don't like what you're reporting on, and they'll get bothered and think they have to get rid of the reporter because the reporter is making too much noise and informing the public," Juan Rodriguez said.

When her daughter turned 1, Estefany Rodriguez decided to try to find safety in the US, he said. She came to the United States on a tourist visa in 2021, according to court documents. Before it expired, she applied for political asylum, it said.

However, according to ICE, "she failed to depart the country and is in violation of the conditions of her visa and currently has no lawful immigration status. She will remain in ICE custody pending her immigration proceedings."

While Coxander said Friday he asked the court to let him amend his initial petition to release Rodriguez to "specifically address that this is a First Amendment violation and retaliation" for her coverage of ICE activities, the agents said they were detaining her because she had failed to show up for two immigration appointments.

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Rodriguez received a letter from ICE on January 8 asking her to come to the Nashville field office for "processing and additional information," according to court documents. She and her lawyer collected paperwork and were ready for the appointment, Coxander said, but the city was shut down by an ice storm and the office closed.

She soon received a second letter, rescheduling the appointment for February 25, Coxander said.

Three days before the rescheduled meeting, Rodriguez's husband and another attorney visited the ICE office to see if the office could mail the immigration charging documents to Rodriguez's legal team rather than her appearing in person, the petition said.

The lawyer asked the ICE agent directly if she needed to be there on February 25, and the agent said they couldn't find Rodriguez in their computer system for appointments "and could find no sign of an appointment for her on February 25," according to the petition. The agent then said Rodriguez should come on March 17 instead, according to Coxander. The agency gave her another notice that had the March 17 date on it.

Dispute emerges over warrant shared by DHS

DHSposted Saturday on X a photo of what it saidwas a "warrant for arrest of alien" for Rodriguez, dated March 4, purporting to show an immigration officer determined there was probable cause she was removable from the United States.

However, Rodriguez's attorney disputed DHS's version of the document, saying the actual version the department submitted to the court is dated March 2, lacks an Alien Registration Number for Rodriguez, and the section of the warrant where officials are supposed to indicate the warrant was served is blank.

CNN has reviewed the version of the warrant Coxander said was submitted in court filings.

A spokesperson for DHS told CNN the lower section of an immigration arrest warrant is typically completed after an arrest, while the top portion reflects approval to make the arrest.

The document DHS posted on X appears to be different from what Coxander says is the actual document and indicates it was issued following a deferred inspection with ICE that occurred that day. Coxander argues the warrant posted on X could not have been the basis for Rodriguez's initial arrest.

The version of the warrant DHS posted on X appears to cite factors including an alleged "failure to establish admissibility subsequent to deferred inspection" and statements made by Rodriguez to immigration officers as the basis for probable cause she is removable from the United States — boxes that were not checked on the version of the warrant Coxander says was submitted to the court.

In their Friday court filing responding to the government's preliminary documents, Rodriguez's legal team notes that, along with the blank certificate of service on the warrant, ICE's own report of the arrest shows from the moment agents approached Rodriguez in the parking lot until she was taken to the Nashville holding room, she was never presented with a warrant.

This means, the court filing claims, Rodriguez was effectively arrested without a warrant. The documents suggest ICE agents seized her in the parking lot and transported her to the office, bypassing the formal process of serving a warrant.

This distinction is central to her lawyers' argument.

The X post from DHS appeared to come in response to criticism from Texas Rep. Joaquin Castro, whowrote on XFriday that ICE had arrested the journalist "without a warrant" and called her detention part of "the Trump Admin's machine of cruelty that is attacking the free press and violating our rights."

"She's a tough person. Obviously, she's been through a lot and kept being a journalist despite everything that's happened, and despite, you know, obviously, the inherent risk of just being near ICE and while she's covering other arrests," Coxander said.

Medina said his wife "cares about her community, and she cares about her job, and she's really good at it," adding that her work in journalism is only "a piece of her life."

"She is a mother, she's a wife, she's someone that makes her friends feel close," he said.

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