“What was weird is that they were posting about a movie [True Romance] that Travis and I basically bonded over. I called him Clarence in the movie. We named our daughter after the character Alabama in the movie,” Moakler told Us Weekly in May after Barker bonded over the movie with the Poosh founder
The armed intruder smashed through a broken glass in the couple’s mansion, opened fire, striking Jacqueline. Clarence — known as the Godfather of Black Music — was home at the time and was not injured. A private security guard was also on duty at the Avant residence and was shot at, but was left uni
“You’re always going to get compared; who they think looks better, who they think sings better. There’s always going to be one person people think is weaker,” she told the outlet. “It was never about my singing or dancing. It was about how I looked.”
“One time he got chatting with me and claimed he had been a Navy SEAL. I’d just read a book on the SEALs so I knew how to check if he was telling the truth and asked him: ‘What was your class number?,” the source said. “A real SEAL could answer that in a second but Epstein couldn’t. He looked at me
“The pieces are so fun – fun to touch, fun to wear and definitely fun to style. Each look is bold, colorful, exciting – and best of all, comfortable. I was beyond ecstatic when Fabletics approached me about being the face of this campaign, and even more excited when I saw the pieces in person,” Hudg
“Though we’re older and wiser now (I’ve even got my own security firm), we’re never too old for holiday hijinks. So while we’re away on vacation (all of us, this time), I’m inviting one crew of mischief makers to let their inner eight-year-olds run free in my childhood home on Dec. 12,” Buzz said in
“From the day she came to the house, she right away took over and she mentioned to me she was going to be the lady of the house,” Alessi testified to the jury, noting that managing the house was a grueling job that took up to 14 hours per day. “It was very hectic. A lot of work. A lot of work. They
“But it was the first song that I wrote for this album and I wrote it because a lot of things were taken from us over the last couple of years — people, relationships, jobs, etc,” the-mother-of-two said. “There were so many things taken. But instead of looking at everything that’s gone wrong, we sho
Brothers Ola and Abel Osundario claimed the entire incident was set up by the tv star, who supposedly paid them $3,500 to simulate a racist and homophobic attack on him in order to “raise his profile because he was unhappy with his role on Empire.”
“So to say that you’re like California Sober or this type of sober is extremely offensive,” the reality star, who welcomed her first child with ex-fiancé Randall Emmett in March added. “To me, I’ve been in rooms with men and women who have given up everything just to not pick up [substances]. So sob
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RespectAbility, a disability-focused nonprofit, announced a $1 million donation from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, which will be leveraged through an existing 1-1 matching campaign.
The donation will help RespectAbility pursue its multifaceted goal of removing physical, programmatic and attitude
What contrasts in mood the two most dominating songs of 2021 offered us: hovering and over him. With “Levitating,” Dua Lipa floated a record that really did feel lighter than air, while in “Drivers License,” Olivia Rodrigo was crying in a car, seeming anything but liberated by her new vehicular free
SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched the third season of “You,” currently streaming on Netflix.
When Shalita Grant woke up on Oct. 15, she immediately opened Twitter. The Tony-award nominee couldn’t wait to see what fans thought of her portrayal of Sherry Conrad — the influencer queen
Argentine Academy Award and Golden Globe winner Armanda Bó has set as his next feature a film on the heroic opposition of the Buenos Aires Herald and its editor Robert Cox to Argentina’s heinous 1976-83 military dictatorship.
To make the film, About Entertainment, Bó’s new Buenos Aires based produc
Bestseller though it is – 10 million copies and counting – it’s fair to say that “Life of Pi,” the extraordinary story of a shipwrecked 17-year-old who did (or maybe didn’t) spend 227 days at sea with no one for company but a Bengal tiger, doesn’t exactly cry out to be staged. Yet since Yann Martel’
Species dysphoria. That’s what the professionals call the condition troubling Jakob (George MacKay) in “Wolf,” a shockingly dull look at a fascinating disorder affecting humans who believe they were born into the wrong species. Jakob is convinced he’s a wolf in human clothing, and except for the fir
Kal Rudman, a legendary radio veteran and founder and publisher of the Friday Morning Quarterback (FMQB) radio-industry “tip sheet,” passed away on Wednesday, December 1 at the age of 91.
Just hours after his death, Lucille, his wife of 63 years, also passed away.
Upon Rudman’s death, music indust
Wendy Goldstein, the newly minted co-president of Republic Records and A&R executive for the Weeknd, Ariana Grande, the Jonas Brothers and now John Legend, received some strong, backhanded inspiration when she was starting out as a 19-year-old assistant in Epic Records’ A&R department.
“I was const
Singer-songwriter Linda Chorney has belatedly picked up a Grammy nod in the American roots song category, after Recording Academy president-CEO Harvey Mason Jr. personally looked into the mystery of why her name was absent from the official nominations, even though a few early news accounts had list