Millie Bobby Brown might have Hollywood at her feet, but she’s making sure past icons don’t get left behind — paying homage to Gwyneth Paltrow’s ’90s red carpet era in a major way.

Take a look — Millie stunned in a sheer, pale-blue beaded Giorgio Armani gown at “The Electric State” premiere in Madrid … the very same look Gwyneth rocked back in ’98!

Gwyneth wore it at the “Shakespeare in Love” NYC premiere — serving up some timeless elegance as she posed for the cameras.

The biggest differences? Hair, makeup, and accessories — each reflecting their own era’s vibe. But the real question is … which iconic take do you prefer? Let us know!

Former Milwaukee Brewer Willy Adames faced off against his old squad for the first time since legendary broadcaster Bob Uecker‘s death on Friday … and after the game, he opened up on just how much the loss affected him.

The shortstop spoke with the media following the Giants’ 9-2 win at Spring Training … and he was clearly emotional talking about the commentator.

Adames said he was hoping to attend Uecker’s funeral … but wasn’t able to as his family elected to keep it private.

Uecker passed away back in January. Before becoming a play-by-play announcer for the Brewers after his professional baseball career.

Elon Musk ain’t apologizing for his controversial hand motion after Donald Trump was inaugurated … instead, he’s doubling down with a series of Nazi jokes that almost certainly won’t tone down the criticism of the mogul.

The Trump ally and tech entrepreneur stopped by “The Joe Rogan Experience” for an episode published Friday … and, during the chat he opened up about liberals and others claiming he was giving a Nazi salute at Trump’s inauguration in January.

Remember, Musk drew ugly comparisons when he pointed his right hand in the air — much like a Heil Hitler salute … though he claims he was just saying his heart goes out to the audience. Now, he says he did “not see” the backlash coming.