Celebrity Life

Celebrate World Kindness Day by watching Gaga’s short film on mental health.

Vanity Fair was on the scene at the glamorous party which had some of the biggest names in Hollywood and fashion in attendance.

“I mourn the loss of the two decades of career that I would have had,” the Oscar winner says of surviving Harvey Weinstein’s blacklist. “But I do have a career resurgence, which feels like a blessing.”

The 1970s religious-movement leader orchestrated the Jonestown mass suicide, which killed more than 900 of his followers.

The Emmy- and Oscar-nominated actor passed away from natural causes after seven decades in Hollywood.

Davidson and Cecily Strong run blitz on the NFL star.

The night’s most powerful moment, though, belonged to Cecily strong as “Goober the Clown (who had an abortion at 23).”

Director Ryan Coogler and company have shot everything they can without Shuri.

Some quick context about the royals’ strange holiday traditions—and Princess Diana’s feelings toward them.

In her memoir Little Sister, Lana Wood recalls the night of Natalie’s assault—and details why now is the time to name her sister’s alleged assailant.

The actor spoke to reporters for the first time since Hutchins’ tragic death on the set of Rust.

The A-lister opens up about his mental health in the trailer for Best Shape of My Life.