Julia Roberts admitted that becoming a wife and mother had changed her for the better. From being selfish, Roberts learned to put her family before herself and consider the circumstances of the people around her.
Mary J Blige enjoys being called many names— an actor, a celebrity, or a talented singer. However, being called "a survivor" strikes a chord every time.
Bob Saget was a comedian, actor, and director for nearly five decades. Beyond his humorous on-screen stints and effort to make people laugh was a man who experienced a series of tragedies, including several deaths in the family that ended with his own.
Even though Nicole Kidman's friends often tease her for her strong religious beliefs, she regularly goes to church with her famous husband and two of her children.
Alec Baldwin is a successful actor known for his comedic stints on television. Still, he takes the most pride in being a husband to his wife, Hilaria, and a father to his seven children.
Renowned Actress and Singer Julie London gave up her career to focus on her marriage to Jack Webb. However, the sacrifice did not stop the union from crumbling. Find out what happened.
American comedienne Rosie O’Donnell and her former spouse Kelli Carpenter fought for their love as a same-sex couple, but their union was short-lived to their dismay. It got dissolved because of State law.
English musician Sting is a father to six children whom he said were conceived by accident. According to him, he has no plans of leaving them an inheritance because they are independent.
Hollywood actor Barry Livingston developed a rivalry with older brother Stanley, who was the object of everyone's attention at the time, but that all changed when work brought them together.
Farrah Fawcett, the iconic on-screen goddess famous for her signature gold tresses, and gorgeousness died at age 62. Before her demise, she enjoyed the company of her loved ones, friends, and family, including her only child, who visited her in a jail-issued outfit.
America's sweetheart Betty White was a loving stepmother but never had any biological kids. Hollywood's beloved star disclosed she would not have been able to juggle motherhood with her career.
Acclaimed actor Mark Hamill has starred in many films, but he is best known for his performance in the "Star Wars" movies. Other than that, he was also known for dating his TV sister Anne Wyndham.
Bob Saget endeared himself to American families in his role as a father of three in the hit sitcom "Full House." The actor was married twice and had three children before his death.
Comical legend Bob Saget has passed on. The star's demise comes only a day after announcing that he was super excited to be making a come-back to stage after a long hiatus.
Legendary Hollywood stars Sidney Poitier and Diahann Carroll once enjoyed an almost ten-year affair while they were both married. Years later, Carroll shared details of their romance in her memoir.
Bob Saget enjoyed his years filming "Full House," where he bonded with the famous Olsen twins. However, this bond often got his children jealous. They felt he had betrayed their trust.
Movie icon Sidney Poitier broke many hearts with his passing a few days after the new year. The actor's family reflected on his last day as they paid him loving tributes.
Arnold Schwarzenegger knew success from a young age, after winning the Mr. Universe title at age 20. In due course, he would go on to win the Mr. Olympia contest an impressive seven times.
Late actress Susan Peters was a Hollywood icon during the late 1940s, and she married renowned filmmaker Richard Quine a year after meeting him. However, the couple's union left her husband traumatized. Find out why.
Actor Owen Wilson has enjoyed a remarkable career spanning more than two decades and enjoys life as a dad. The comic actor has two boys and a daughter from different moms and estranged relationships.
“The Shining” star Jack Nicholson is known to love being and seducing women. However, his various love affairs have resulted in him fathering five kids with four separate women.
Debby Reynolds was undoubtedly a Hollywood great, but her life was filled with the pain of betrayal and slander she felt, especially after being dumped by her husband Eddie Fisher in favor of her friend.
Mary Tyler Moore made her name as Hollywood's iconic television personality and star; however, her personal life was riddled with tragedy and pain that included a miscarriage.
James Garner starred in about 50 films and enjoyed a successful acting career. However, he disliked the trappings of stardom and raised his family out of the spotlight. Find out how he was as a father.
Born in the Manhattan borough of New York City in 1943, Robert De Niro was the only child of painters Robert De Niro Sr and Virginia Admiral. His parents divorced when he was only two, and he went on to live with his mother.
Carol Burnett remains one of the lasting figures in Hollywood, having enjoyed a career spanning more than five decades. Throughout her career, she became known for her calmness and composure.
The late gay actor Billi Gordon became famous for his drag queen character in the movie "Coming to America," but acting was not where his heart was. He decided to quit everything and pursue his dream.
Agnes Moorehead was loved by many, and she had a great relationship with her colleagues. However, her relationship with her foster son was terrible, leading her to ignore and disown him.
Zsa Zsa Gabor's only child, Francesca Gabor Hilton, was an heiress, but she lived a tragic life that ended in death. Here's everything you need to know about the unfortunate tale.
Although "Brady Bunch" star Florence Henderson was 82 when she died, her death shocked everybody as she had not been sick and even reunited with her on-screen daughter just days before.
Fred Gwynne from "The Munsters" had a brief yet amazing moment in the spotlight but suffered a few tragedies behind closed doors. The actor lost an infant son and coped with a disabled son who had a brain injury.
The cameras love John Goodman, and for years, the audiences were insatiable for his expansive, warm, and funny on-screen character in "Roseanne," unaware of the reality of his tragic private life and his struggle with depression and alcohol.
Rosie O'Donnell once reported her daughter Chelsea "missing" in 2014 and the young woman opened up about how the experience felt for her.
Steve McQueen was nicknamed the "King of cool." When he found out that his first wife had an affair, he could not keep his cool. Here's what he did afterward.
Actor and comedian Dick Van Dyke has been married twice but has been part of three wedding ceremonies. He and his current wife, Arlene Silver, had two very particular weddings.
"Diff'Rent Strokes" Dana Plato's promising career was tragically cut short owing to the many problems she faced in her personal life. She died of bankruptcy at 34 in 1999.
Actress Jamie Lee Curtis has been an open book when it comes to her family. With an absent biological father, she grew up with her mom and her "strict" stepdad. Here's a glimpse of her tumultuous relationship with her dad Tony Curtis.
Although Doris Day spent most of her life melting hearts in Hollywood, she had a hard time finding her one true love. Get inside the legendary actress's four marriages.
Mary Tyler Moore may have had an outstanding acting career, but it negatively impacted her personal life and relationships. When her only son died, she was plagued with guilt.
Born in the thick of war-torn Catholic Italy, little Sophia Loren and her sister were raised by a single mother. Born out of wedlock, they grew up with an absentee father, and for that reason, they were looked down upon by society.
Hollywood Stars Robby Benson and his wife Karla DeVito have been married for almost forty years. The pair often speak about their relationship during interviews. In one of such interviews, DeVito made a surprising revelation about meeting Benson.
Kirk Douglas was one of the most famous stars of the 20th century, featuring in some of the greatest movies of the era, but he was struck by personal tragedy following the death of his son.
Getting to know one's true identity and falling in love can happen at any age, and that's exactly what happened to actress Cassandra Peterson at age 50. Read on to discover more about her exciting love life.
Raymond Burr enjoyed one of the most decorated careers as an actor spanning more than five decades. Burr was one of the biggest names during the Hollywood classic era and featured in several hits productions, including "Perry Mason."
Clint Eastwood and Sondra Locke were one of the most envied couples during their time. Their romance was so intense that Eastwood divorced his wife of 25 years. However, after dating for 13 years, the pair became enemies. Here's what happened.
Chelsea Handler publicly shared her dislike for Angelina Jolie for years. The comedian even called her a homewrecker and joked about her adopted son, Maddox.
Melissa Sue Anderson is famous for her role in the famous NBC drama series "Little House on the Prairie." However, she left the show in 1981; find out her reasons for doing so.
Joi Lansing rose to fame in the 50s and became a coveted showgirl during her time as many admired her good looks and figure. However, she would later resent being a Glamour Girl.
American actor and director Gene Kelly was married thrice in his lifetime. His third marriage was to Patricia Ward, who he was 47 years older than. Find out about their relationship.
Mary Tyler Moore was America's sweetheart during her prime. However, the delectable actress suffered some hard times, which made her doubt her parenting abilities.
