Supermodel Cindy Crawford was once married to actor Richard Gere, and although they made a gorgeous couple, their hectic schedules and age-difference got in the way of their relationship.
Duane “Dog” Chapman recently took to social media as he sits in isolation amid the coronavirus outbreak to reminisce some good times with the help of his fans.
Tiffany Trump’s relationship with the presidential family hasn’t always been the best. She grew up apart from her father and siblings, and their closeness has been publicly put to test for the past two years.
Australian singer-songwriter Sia has joined the ranks of celebrities trying to cheer up their fans with motivational words amid the coronavirus outbreak. However, her recent tweet was welcomed with a mixed reaction on social media.
Anastasiia Bilous had been living in Switzerland for only six months when the Coronavirus pandemic reached the country. We talked with Anastasiia to know how the Swiss government has been handling the situation, here’s what she had to say.
Howard K. Stern became famous as the lawyer and romantic partner of the late Anna Nicole Smith. Twelve years after her death, Stern is now reshaping his life working as a public defender at the L.A County.
As fans and friends alike keep mourning the passing of singer Kenny Rogers, we take a look back at his long-lasting relationship with country star Dolly Parton. People always assumed they were more than friends, but Parton once revealed why that wasn’t the case.
As the Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant sits in isolation while recovering from coronavirus, we take a look back into his failed relationship with WNBA player Monica Wright.
Andy Cohen, the beloved host of “Watch What Happens Live,” has been tested positive for the novel coronavirus. His fans and supporters have been sending him messages filled with love as they wish for his quick recovery.
The exit of former “Today” show co-host Tamron Hall from NBC took everyone by surprise in 2017. And although the now mother of one was hurt at first, she’s moved on to her own show.
Liv Tyler was just 24 years old when she bought what would become the house of her dreams in the Greenwich Village neighborhood in Manhattan. Today, she’s no longer the owner of the townhouse, but she lived there for over two decades.
Debra Messing once took E! Entertainment’s Giuliana Ramsey by surprise on the Golden Globe Awards when she called out the network for paying their female employees less than their male employees. But it wasn’t her idea.
Actor Ralph Carter, better known for his role as Michael Evans on the '70s sitcom "Good Times," is now retired from the spotlight. He's now working with an organization that acknowledges and honors Black Theatre in NYC.
Eric Trump has been happily married to Lara Trump for the past five years, but they had a long-time relationship before tying the knot. Lara is a former pastry chef and TV producer, and she's now starting to take a more public role within the presidential family.
Mariah Carey is often synonym of glamour, success, and one of the most iconic voices of her generation. And yet, when it comes to her family, Carey has some monsters in her closet.
A new member has joined the Reagan police family in CBS’s drama “Blue Bloods,” and judged by some of their reactions on social media, fans are absolutely loving it.
Forty years after his passing, John “The Duke” Wayne is still considered an American icon for his work in Hollywood between the ‘30s and ‘70s. His grandson, Brendan, is trying to follow his steps, but he has big shoes to fill.
Last year, “The Real” co-host Adrienne Bailon embarked on a weight loss journey with two clear goals in mind. One of them was to get her body ready to start a family with her husband, Israel Houghton.
“Halloween” scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis has been married to actor Christopher Guest for 35 years. Her infatuation started the moment she saw his photo in a magazine, and although Guest didn’t know of Jamie’s existence, she knew he would be her husband.
Mark Zuckerberg is famous for co-founding Facebook Inc., one of the biggest social media and technology companies in the world. And although his wife, Priscilla Chan, is not famous as Mark, she has done a lot to help others through her philanthropical approach to life.
Billie Eilish was a ballerina on the making when her song “Ocean Eyes,” released on Soundcloud, became a viral hit. The song kicked off a journey that would make Billie one of the most iconic pop acts of the decade, at just 18 years old.
Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliot has been living with Graves’ disease, an autoimmune condition that attacks the thyroid for over a decade. The rapper has been candid about her experience with the disease, and she credits her faith for helping her get through it.
Charlotte Pence, the elder daughter of vice president Mike Pence, has met a variety of people thanks to her father’s line of work. But for the book author, there were two memorable encounters she had after the 2016 presidential election: Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama.
Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, became part of history when she married Prince William and entered the British Royal family. But according to some reports, the gorgeous mother of three might also be related to a historically important figure from America.
Milli Vanilli was a German R&B duo formed by Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus in the late ‘80s. They went from famous to infamous in the blink of an eye, after it was revealed that their Grammy Award-winning album was a fraud because they were not singing in it.
Elizabeth Taylor was an icon from the classical cinema and her name is synonym with glamour and beauty. Taylor was also a philanthropist who found purpose in her work as an outspoken activist for AIDS. Now, her granddaughters are making sure her legacy lives on through her AIDS Foundation.
Actress Saundra Santiago, better known for her '80s role as Detective. Gina Calabrese on the crime drama series "Miami Vice," is now in her early sixties and looking as good as ever. She's also married and enjoying the sweet joys of being a grandmother.
Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, and the late Princess Diana of Wales were very good friends even before they became part of the Royal Family in the ’80s. Although they had a fall out before Diana’s tragic death, Ferguson always had love and admiration for the Princess.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has fought cancer twice in her life. The first time around, she had her loving husband, Martin Ginsburg, to support her; the second time, however, he had already passed away.
Former "Good Times" star BernNadette Stanis has been a spokesperson for several foundations raising awareness about Alzheimer's disease for years. She's passionate about the subject because her later mother was diagnosed with the disease.
Actress Charlene Tilton, best known for playing the role of Lucy Ewing on the '70s TV series "Dallas," once recalled her last moments with her late fiancé, cinematographer Cheddy Hart, who passed away after suffering from heart failure.
Late actor Michael Landon, better known for his roles in "Bonanza" and "Little House on the Prairie," passed away in 1991 after a short battle with pancreatic cancer. His wife, Cindy Landon, and some of his children, once recalled the actor's last days on earth.
Former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle are considered one of the most powerful and exemplary couples in the U.S. They have been married for 27 years, but it took Obama several tries before Michelle agreed to go on a date with him back in the late '80s.
Anson Williams, better known for his teenage role as singer Warren "Potsie" Weber on the '70s sitcom "Happy Days," is the proud father of a grown-up daughter who is now a successful producer, YouTube star and mother of three adorable kids.
Tia Mann comes from a talented family of actors and musicians: her parents, David, and Tamela Mann, are better known for their roles in Tyler Perry's "Meet the Browns." Tia is also a talented singer, but these days she's trying her hand at business with her own makeup brand.
John Schneider, better known for his role as Beauregard “Bo” Duke in the ’80s series “The Dukes of Hazzard,” has been married three times. He married his third wife "before God" while still being married to his second wife.
Trevor Noah is better known as the host of the satirical talk show “The Daily Show,” but while he was virtually unknown in the U.S prior to taking the job, Noah was already a superstar in South Africa.
Kathy Garver, better known for her childhood role as Catherine “Cissy” Davis, on the ’60s CBS sitcom, “Family Affair,” is one of the two surviving cast members of the show, alongside Johnny Whitaker. She once recalled the tragic deaths of the rest of the cast.
The last episode of "The Good Doctor" earned some mixed reactions from fans of the show after Lea, Shaun's longtime friend and crush, broke his heart in the meanest way she could have: by using his autism against him.
On the latest episode of “NCIS: New Orleans,” the team investigated the murder of a JAG captain who was found by his presumably innocent daughter. However, fans of the series believe the girl played team captain Dwayne Pride in the end.
“All My Children” star Cameron Mathison has been candid about his battle with kidney cancer since he was diagnosed in September 2019. But this isn’t the first time Mathison battles a serious disease.
Dustin Diamond, better known for his role as Samuel "Screech" Powers in the '90s sitcom "Saved by the Bell," has faced some hardships in life after the successful show came to an end. From encounters with the law to bankruptcy and failed relationships, Diamond's life has been a rollercoaster.
Heather O’Rourke was a young child star discovered by director Steven Spielberg and better known for starring in the ’80s horror film “Poltergeist” and its subsequent sequels. Sadly, Heather’s life was cut short at 12, when she passed away due to complications from intestinal stenosis.
Penny Lancaster and rock singer Sir Rob Stewart have been married for 12 years, but their relationship spans over two decades already and first started thanks to a dare from one of Lancaster's friends back in 1999. Here's the story.
Mariska Hargitay, better known for her role as Captain Olivia Benson on “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” once recalled the terrifying experience of her stepmother Ellen Siano being involved in a plane accident while working as a flight attendant.
Victoria Rowell, better known for her role as Drucilla Winters in “The Young & the Restless,” is now 60 years old, still thriving in the entertainment industry, and the proud mother of two grown-up children.
Country singer Faith Hill was adopted when she was a child, and her family never hid that fact from her. However, as she grew up, Faith felt the need to find her biological family, and ironically, it was that drive that led to the end of her first marriage to Daniel Hill.
Peter Scolari, better known for his role as Michael Harris on the ’80s sitcom “Newhart,” once got candid about how his struggles with substance addiction, and a bipolar disorder diagnosis, made him face his inner demons in his adult life.
TV host Phil Donahue once remembered his experience with wife Marlo Thomas when they first met on his talk show back in the ’70s. Donahue described Thomas, who is better known for the sitcom “That Girl,” as a “triple threat.”
"The Real" co-host Adrienne Houghton has been married to Israel Houghton for three years, and although she's happier than ever in her marriage, the former actress once confessed she went against all logic when she decided to date Israel.
