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Robert Downey Jr. says online fame is not automatically a problem, but he is not buying the idea that influencers will replace actors, artists, and creators who actually build something.
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Ventura County prosecutors say Britney Spears has been charged with driving under the combined influence of alcohol and drugs after a March arrest.
Gal Gadot celebrates her 41st birthday on April 30, 2026, and the Wonder Woman star is marking another year as one of Hollywood’s most camera-ready names.
The Only Way Is Essex star Bobby Norris has shown his new look on This Morning after travelling to Turkey for a face and neck lift, saying the procedure followed a decade of heavy filler use.
Dylan Efron and longtime girlfriend Courtney King stepped out together at Stagecoach 2026, sharing a low-key PDA moment in photos posted from the Indio country music festival.
Celebrity stylist Leslie Fremar has publicly addressed inspiring Emily Charlton for the first time, reflecting on Lauren Weisberger’s Vogue days, Anna Wintour’s reaction, and the line she says was really hers.
Ray J made the claim on Cam Newton’s Funky Friday, saying a Booby Trap adult club even held a party for the milestone. Newton questioned the math on air.
Barry Keoghan has addressed the online abuse and cheating rumours that followed his split from Sabrina Carpenter, saying the backlash made him stop socialising, avoid events, and question being on screen.
The Jurassic Park actor says a new scan shows “no cancer” in his body after chemotherapy stopped working during his treatment for stage 3 blood cancer.
The Euphoria cast member said there was “no drama” on set, after reports and fan chatter tried to turn Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney’s separate storylines into a full-blown rivalry.
Channing Tatum shared a John Roedel poem about the heart, mind and breath on Instagram while speculation continues around ex-fiancée Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles.
George Clooney defended Jimmy Kimmel at the 51st Chaplin Award Gala, reportedly saying “jokes are jokes” after Donald and Melania Trump called for ABC to fire the late-night host.