Celebrities

The New York company announced Wednesday that it is changing its name to AMC Global Media, starting immediately.

As a huge golf fan, I’m really excited about this! For the first time ever, Amazon Prime Video is going to stream live coverage of the early rounds of the Masters Tournament from Augusta National on Thursday and Friday mornings, starting at 10 a.m. Pacific time. It’ll be a great way to kick things off before ESPN’s coverage begins. Then, CBS will continue its tradition of broadcasting the final two rounds over the weekend – they’ve been doing that since 1956! And if you’re a Paramount+ subscriber, you can catch two more hours of early coverage on Saturday and Sunday too.

This week, social media personality Fashion Critical caused a stir among her followers by posting pictures of grooms on a TV show wearing very tight pants.

According to a death certificate obtained by People magazine, the actress died of a sudden heart attack.

Elizabeth Banks stars as Lindy Littlejohn, who has been shrunk to a tiny size. She kicks off the show with a quick look at some of the chaotic situations to come. Lindy explains that, at its heart, this is a love story – and that love can drive you a little crazy. She warns viewers, “Things will get harder before they get better.” But the key takeaway isn’t the difficult times ahead, but the promise that things will eventually improve, even though you might start to wonder if they ever will.

Recent photos taken from the air reveal that 51-year-old Henderson is building a very large home in Clovelly, a suburb of Sydney by the coast.

He explained that this concert wasn’t originally scheduled. The E Street Band was there because they needed the energy and positivity from the audience, and they hoped to give some back as well.

The 34-year-old singer shared in January that her twins, Ocean and Story, now nine months old, have been diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 1, a rare disease that affects muscles. Since then, she’s been dedicated to caring for them.

Jasveen Sangha, nicknamed the ‘Ketamine Queen’ by those she sold drugs to, admitted in court that she was guilty of five federal crimes connected to the death of an actor from the TV show Friends in 2023.

In her upcoming memoir, I Choose Me, releasing next Tuesday, 54-year-old actress and former Beverly Hills, 90210 star reveals a time when she drank excessively and took so many pills that she required emergency stomach pumping.