Move over, Charlize Theron, there’s a new “Monster” in Hollywood … and this time it’s Sarah Paulson trying her hand at reimagining the harrowing story of serial killer Aileen Wuornos.

Check out these photos of Sarah getting into character as Aileen on the set of Ryan Murphy‘s ‘Monster’ Season 4 … it’s the first time we’ve seen Sarah as the serial killer.

Sarah looks mostly unrecognizable as Aileen in these shots … she’s dyed her hair and she’s walking around a film set in Los Angeles wearing a bathrobe, undershirt, sweats, and slippers.

Charlize depicted Aileen in the 2003 biopic “Monster” … and her work earned Charlize an Oscar. Aileen’s also had her story told in a different Netflix production … a documentary called “Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers.”

Mustard is on the beat and on his ex-wife Chanel Thierry‘s case, claiming she’s been blasting him on social media … and now he’s asking a judge to give him full legal custody of their kids over it.

In court documents, obtained by TMZ, Mustard — whose real name is Dijon McFarlane — says he wants sole legal custody of his and Chanel’s three children — Kiylan, 13, Kauner, 10, and Kody, 6.

The ex-couple shared legal custody of the kids under the previous order. At the time, the judge also specifically prohibited both of them from speaking in a “negative, disrespectful, or derogatory manner to or about the other” in their children’s presence or “within hearing distance of the child.”

In new court papers filed by attorney Samantha Spector, Mustard alleges Chanel violated that order by making disparaging social media postings about him … including Chanel posting to Threads on October 26, writing, “Dijon I know you are reading this, I’m so sick of your s***. You suck.”

He says she followed that up with “I’ve been divorced 3 years now and my ex husband continues to do things to purposely get under my skin … A man will treat your child according to how he feels about the mother. Mark my words.”

He also noted her posts concerning him seem to get the most attention online.

Mustard claims remarks like those “negatively impact the best interests” of their children and “undermine the proper functioning of the co-parenting process,” so he’s asking for sole legal custody of the kids.

He’s also requesting Chanel be hit with $30K in sanctions to teach her a lesson about violating court orders.

The wildly successful music producer married Chanel in 2020, and their divorce was finalized in 2024.

As part of their settlement, Chanel got a one-time buyout payment for spousal support in the amount of $315,000, and Mustard was ordered to pay $24,500 per month in child support.

“The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants” became ground zero for panicked parents testing their cover-your-kids’-eyes reflexes … ’cause Ice Spice rolled in to the family-friendly affair practically naked!

The rapper — who has a role in the flick and contributed the original song “Big Guy” — went shockingly bold at the NYC premiere for the PG-rated movie Wednesday, rocking a sheer lace getup that left little to the imagination, flashing her thong and plenty of bare cheek.

Ice was posing up a storm in front of that bright, bubbly SpongeBob backdrop … a wild juxtaposition, considering this was a kids’ movie premiere with families everywhere.

Of course, parents weren’t thrilled — Paramount plugged a pic of Ice from the premiere, and the comments immediately went up in flames, with people questioning how she was allowed at a kids’ movie looking like that.