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Extra reports Lavigne’s baby announcement came with a pop-punk accessory: tiny checkered Vans atop a skateboard.
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Variety reports the former Britain’s Got Talent judge faces a police inquiry; he denies earlier media allegations.
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Variety reports Netflix’s ‘Russell Brand: Open Secret’ pairs archival rape jokes with an ex-partner’s abuse allegations.
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His brother remembered the former child actor’s “passion and energy” in an October tribute.
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The duet closes U2’s “Carnaval de Luz,” with Bono reading its fractured-family lyrics as a prayer for divided societies.
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The Commanders practice-squad quarterback gets the roses when Season 30 premieres March 21, 2027, on ABC.
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Sarah Paulson denied having work done to her face on Dear Chelsea after explaining her choice of couch seat.
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The Blink-182 drummer told Kid Cudi his doctor’s “warning shot” persuaded him to stop smoking.
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Gilbert Arenas and Nick Young offered conditional apologies after Curry’s defense of Ayesha, Page Six reports.
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Page Six reports Banks and Louis Bélanger-Martin have split after seven years; she says she’s dating again.
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Ovard tells Swooon the revelation was devastating, but says she was already divorcing Parker Ferris.
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Richie told fans he’s “doing just fine” at his Wynn residency, according to Page Six.
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His wife, Hannah Storm, said the longtime NBC Sports announcer died following an “acute illness.”
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Jasmine will take Kaylee Hottle’s role in ‘What Doesn’t Kill Us,’ producer Andy Mingo told People.
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On “The Kardashians,” Jenner demanded the childhood-trauma passage be cut, while Kim defended Jonathan Van Meter’s authorized biography.
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She says she joined his Netflix documentary unpaid as a favor, then found parts of it “really distasteful.”
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The singer-songwriter reflected on love, grief and gratitude in a tribute two weeks after her husband’s death at 86.
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The YouTube creator describes more than three years of uncertainty in the ‘Mormon Wives: Orange County’ premiere.
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Meta cited policy violations for the Instagram removal in a statement to TMZ, Variety reports.
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Mike O’Malley remembers Anthony Clark as “a hilarious guy,” recalling a phone call just three weeks earlier.