The 31-year-old heiress posted photos on Instagram Monday detailing how she and Brooklyn celebrated Easter Sunday.
Thirty years after its debut, the popular TV show Friends is being re-examined. Recent stories about conflicts behind the scenes and personal hardships faced by some of the actors are changing how viewers see the series.
Beginning April 8th, fans who couldn’t attend the performance can watch a filmed version of it on Spotify. This is great news for the artist known as “Nuevayol” and their huge fanbase.
The couple reviewed options in a March 25 jailhouse phone call obtained by People.
A judge in Los Angeles has allowed Lil Nas X, the artist behind hits like “Industry Baby” and “Old Town Road,” to enter a mental health program instead of facing criminal charges. According to reports, the 26-year-old, whose real name is Montero Hill, will have four felony charges dropped if he successfully completes the two-year program and stays out of trouble.
Ben Steinberg, a 26-year-old film student at Cal State Northridge, has been a passionate advocate for reopening the historic Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, which closed during the pandemic in March 2020. He started a petition on Change.org that has gathered over 31,000 signatures, urging the owners, Decurion Corp., to either reopen the theater or find a new operator. Steinberg also has a significant social media presence, with almost 12,000 followers across various platforms.
As a lifestyle expert, I was surprised to learn that Erik Per Sullivan, best known as little Dewey from the sitcom, actually passed on a really fantastic opportunity! He was offered a role in a four-episode series that would have been incredibly profitable, but he decided to decline. It just goes to show you never know what’s behind someone’s choices, even when it seems like a great deal on the surface.
The reality TV star from “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” publicly announced on Easter Sunday that she is leaving the Mormon faith, which has been central to her public image.
According to a lawsuit reported by The Daily Mail, Leslie Kuhn, Howard Stern’s former assistant, is taking the shock jock, his wife, and his production companies to court. Kuhn claims she was given non-disclosure agreements that were fake and couldn’t be legally enforced.
But the Angels hitmaker admitted he does not plan to bring her on stage with him just yet.