Austin Butler and Kerry Condon donned classy outfits while walking the red carpet at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Wednesday.  The 31-year-old Elvis star wore a navy blue suit over a white button-down shirt. He stood on shiny black shoes, and his dark brown hair sat messily atop his head.  He stuffed his hands in his pockets, exuding his usual casual-cool demeanor.  Condon, 40, donned a form-fitting black trench coat with buttons running down the front.

"I don't even know what to say," he reiterated, stressing with a laugh that he was blinking, not winking, as Knight teased him to do as a tacit yes gesture. "But I love the fact that I'm in all these conversations, that's a beautiful thing." The 54-year-old, who's also in the Oscar conversation for his gripping turn in The Color Purple (Fantasia Barrino and Danielle Brooks constitute the film's sole Globe nominations), is unequivocally enjoying a moment, one that's been years in the making.

The momager is taking center stage.  Kris Jenner played the ultimate cool mom in Meghan Trainor's new music video for her song "Mother," channeling a blonde bombshell in the vintage-inspired clip, released March 10.  Kris lip-synced to Meghan's new hit—which samples the 1954 classic song "Mr. Sandman"—while dripping in diamonds and dancing on a pink pedestal, dressed to the nines in a white silky gown and blonde hairstyle. The 67-year-old later changed into a black velvet mermaid gown with her signature brunette pixie cut.

The former UFC light heavyweight champion, Jon Jones, recently shared a heartwarming story about his daughter on Instagram. ‘Bones’ is famous for his tough and dominant fighting persona. However, he showed a different side as he filmed his daughter playing volleyball, beaming with pride like any proud father. The video offered a glimpse into the life of the champion outside the octagon and highlights his softer side. Jones‘ fans are in for a treat as he prepares to face #1 heavyweight contender Ciryl Gane for the vacant heavyweight title.

Pushing ButtonsGamesIn this week’s newsletter: Unrecord puts players in the role of a police officer, and looks every bit like real shootings – so how realistic is too realistic? Don’t get Pushing Buttons delivered to your inbox? Sign up here It looks like footage from a news report. A cop approaches a graffiti-covered, seemingly abandoned building, the sound of his own footsteps and his uniform brushing the mic and disturbing the silence.