RHOBH’s Amanda Frances Exposes Secrets Behind Selling Sunset; Calls Out Fake Scene

Amanda Francesjust manifested another headline. Before joining the cast ofReal Housewives of Beverly Hills, Amanda made a brief appearance onSelling Sunset. In this Netflix series, viewers saw Amanda sitting down with her then-real estate agent,Davina Potratz. They shared a tense conversation, which quickly went viral once Amanda made her debut on RHOBH. But this clip, according to Amanda, is fake.

Amanda Frances also threw some shade at Selling Sunset alum Davina Potratz

In a recent interview with Page Six's Virtual Reali-Tea podcast,Amanda opened upabout this clip. "Davina was my agent in real life. She helped me find my first Bel-Air house," Amanda said. Overall, "she was wonderful."

Davina next told Amanda that she'd love to help her sell her West Hollywood house "on the show." But this house was undergoing renovations. Amanda managed to complete these renovations, but only "six hours before the camera crew got there. So when I'm telling her I need more time before I'm ready to sell, it's because I haven't even enjoyed the house yet," Amanda explained.

But "in that final scene, where I fire Davina," well, that one's manufactured.As Amanda claimed, "I fired her over six months before that. She knew she was fired. When you see me sitting at my kitchen table, that house had already sold," she said.

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"I did Selling Sunset a favor. They said, we need you to do one more scene. We have to wrap up the story for Davina. Why didn't you give her the listing?" But as Amanda reportedly answered, Davina "cared more about reality TV thanbeing an agent."

Amanda continued, "She cared more about getting the selfie in my house of her rented Chanel outfit than she cared about, like, actually helping me sell the house."

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hillsairs Thursdays at 8/7c on Bravo. It streams on Peacock.Selling Sunsetis available to stream on Netflix.

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Timothée Chalamet Faces Backlash After Saying 'No One Cares About' Ballet and Opera

Timothée Chalamet has received criticism from opera singers and ballet dancers on social media for his claim that "no one cares about" those art forms in modern times

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• Chalamet made that comment while discussing his desire to preserve widespread popularity of the moviegoing experience during a filmed Feb. 24 discussion with Matthew McConaughey in Texas

• "I just lost 14 cents in viewership. I just took shots for no reason," Chalamet said immediately after bringing up ballet and opera's perceived lack of popularity

Timothée Chalametis facing some heat for saying "no one cares" about ballet and opera during hisVarietyand CNN town hallwithMatthew McConaughey.

Chalamet, 30, and hisInterstellarcostar, 56, reunited for a conversation in front of an audience at the University of Texas at Austin on Feb. 24. During that discussion, Chalamet and McConaughey talked about the current trend of movies placing "their biggest action set pieces up front," referencing Matt Damon's recent similarcomments.

Chalamet listed Netflix's 2025Frankensteinadaptation as an example of a popular movie that "pulled people in" without "extraordinarily fast" pacing.

"It does take you having to wave a flag of, 'Hey, this is a serious movie,' or something, and some people do want to be entertained and quickly," theOscar-nominated actorsaid. "I'm really right in the middle, Matthew. I admire people, and I've done it myself, who go on a talk show and say, 'Hey, we've got to keep movie theaters alive, we've gotta keep this genre alive,' and another part of me feels like if people want to see it, likeBarbie, likeOppenheimer, they're going to go see it and go out of their way to be loud and proud about it."

"I don't want to be working in ballet, or opera, or things where it's like, 'Hey, keep this thing alive, even though like no one cares about this anymore.' All respect to all the ballet and opera people out there," Chalamet added, to laughter from the crowd.

Chalamet immediately recognized that his comments could be seen as disparaging. "I just lost 14 cents in viewership," he said with a laugh. "I just took shots for no reason."

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Sure enough, some opera and ballet performers responded negatively to Chalamet's comments in the nine days since the discussion aired.Isabelle Leonard, aGrammy Award-winning opera singer, wrote in a comment on the video that she felt "shocked that someone so seemingly successful can be so ineloquent and narrow minded in his views about art while considering himself as artist as I would only imagine one would as an actor."

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"what a disappointing take,"Deepa Johnny, aCanadian mezzo-soprano opera singer, wrote in her own comment. "There is nothing more impressive than the magic of live theatre, ballet and opera. We should be trying to uplift these art forms, these artists and come together across disciplines to do that. The impact of these mediums are long lasting and life changing."

A Brazilian ballet dancer namedVictor Caixetaalso wrote in response to the video that ballet and opera "have survived for centuries." "Let's see if your movies are still being watched in 300 years," he added.

"Ballet and Opera, my friend… Some things deserve to exist. Go see some of that,"Thiago Fragoso, a popular Brazilian actor and singer, also wrote in a comment onVariety's Instagram video.

Chalamet is nominated at the upcoming Academy Awards for his performance inMarty Supreme.

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Inter Miami owner David Beckham not attending White House visit

Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham will not be in attendance when the teamvisits President Donald Trump at the White Houseon Thursday, March 5.

The MLS club was invited to Washington D.C. tocommemorate the 2025 MLS Cup titlethat it won in December.

Inter Miami flew to the nation's capital on Thursday ahead of a game against D.C. United in Baltimore on Saturday.

All players,including Lionel Messi, were expected to attend, but Beckham did not make the trip.

See Lionel Messi and Inter Miami's jubilant MLS title celebrations

According to CNN, Beckham is in Paris with his wife Victoria ahead of her runway show at Paris Fashion Week on Friday, March 6.

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Beckham announced in 2014 that he would become the co-owner of a new MLS franchise based in Miami.

When Beckham signed for the LA Galaxy in 2007, his contract included a clause that gave him the option to purchase a MLS expansion team for just $25 million.

Inter Miami began play in 2020, making waves in the international game by signing Messi in 2023.

Beckham currently owns the team with brothers Jorge and Jose Mas.

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Mike Brown calls out Shai Gilgeous-Alexander for doing a 'great job of convincing' refs he's getting fouled

New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown wasn't a fan of the way the refs officiatedhis team's narrow 103-100 lossto the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday. Brown's nemesis throughout the contest proved to be Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who Brown called out after the loss.

Brown specifically noted Gilgeous-Alexander's ability to get to the free-throw line, though thecoach implied that wasn't always deserved, per ESPN.

"SGA, he's a tough cover, and he does a great job of convincing the referees — probably better than anybody in the league — that he's getting hit," Brown said.

Gilgeous-Alexander shot a game-high seven free throws in the win. He made every single one of them, scoring 26 points to lead the Thunder to the win.

Brown's frustrations with Gilgeous-Alexander weren't limited to the Thunder star getting calls. In the first quarter, the coach received his first technical foul since joining the Knicks after arguing with officials over a missed foul call against Gilgeous-Alexander.

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The play in question occurred with 1:57 on the clock in the first quarter. As Gilgeous-Alexander drove to the basket, he knocked Knicks star Jalen Brunson to the floor. Officials did not call a foul on Gilgeous-Alexander, who gathered himself and hit a layup to extend the Thunder's lead.

As Brunson hit the floor, multiple Knicks players — including Brunson — put their hands in the air looking for a foul call on Gilgeous-Alexander.

But no one was more furious than Brown, who got directly in an official's face to complain. That earned Brown a technical foul.

While Brown did not want to blame that missed call for deciding the game, it was a pivotal play. If the refs penalized Gilgeous-Alexander on that play, it would have given him three fouls in the first quarter. The Thunder likely would have played it cautious with their star the rest of the way, and that may have resulted in a different outcome.

Some may take issue with how Gilgeous-Alexander does it, but the Thunder star does have a knack for getting to the free-throw line. He's led the league in free throws made per game the past two seasons, and is currently in the lead for that honor again this season.

Gilgeous-Alexander ranks second in the NBA in free-throw attempts per game this season, trailing only Los Angeles Lakers star Luka Dončić.

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