The 20-year-old musician announced the release date for his new song, and hinted that he might be working on a project with his mother, Victoria, and the Spice Girls.
Kimberly Wyatt of the Pussycat Dolls turned 44 and marked the occasion by posting old photos with her celebrity friends.
Former Full House star, 61, appeared remarkably young while heading the celebrity lineup at the grand opening of the new kitchen and campus funded by The Chuck Lorre Family Foundation and hosted by Project Angel Food.
The audio platform, based in Sweden, is working to help people find and buy books, both digital and physical. They recently announced a new feature called Page Match, which lets readers seamlessly switch between reading a physical book and listening to the audiobook version simply by scanning the page. The platform will also allow users to buy physical books directly through it.
The couple shared exciting news on Instagram Tuesday night: they’re expecting a baby! They already have a three-year-old daughter named Bambi.
The 34-year-old actress, who used to star on Nickelodeon, posted some previously unseen photos of her 17-year-old daughter, Maddie, while she was in the hospital, on Instagram.
The 29-year-old actress debuted a chic new short hairstyle as part of Louis Vuitton’s campaign marking the 130th anniversary of its famous monogram.
Charli XCX has shared details about filming with Kendall Jenner for the upcoming satirical movie, which centers on music industry professionals trying to profit from the popular ‘Brat summer’ trend as Jenner prepares for her first arena tour.
The 44-year-old celebrity, whose parents are also famous, made a point of sitting next to the 74-year-old Grammy-winning performer while watching her on the Fox singing show. She wanted to see the performer get playfully teased during the performance before being revealed as Calla Lily and eliminated from the competition.
The actress has been wearing clothes inspired by Georgian fashion to promote her upcoming movie, where she plays the strong-willed character Catherine Earnshaw. The film is an adaptation of Emily Brontë’s classic novel, directed by Emerald Fennell.