With KK spotted back in the clubbing scene again, it seems the young reality TV star is showing signs of finally moving on from a major heartbreak with ex-hubby Lamar.
Miley Cyrus has taken to her Twitter to post the three covers of German Vogue, shot by famed photographer Mario Testino, that will drop this month. And if she invokes the memories of certain blonde bombshells of years gone by...that was sort of the point!
According to a report, the ‘Baby’ singer’s waxwork figure has been excessively groped, fondled and grabbed through the years, leading to signs of wear and some damage.
The final series of Glee might feature all five 1D members if producers are successful in coaxing the young lads to play as McKinley High School students, says the Daily Star.
Some pretty sad news on the "Bachelor" front: reality star and Hollywood legacy child Shayne Lamas, former star of "The Bachelor" (and, subsequently, "Couples Therapy") is undergoing some pretty serious medical issues after suffering a miscarriage after 16 weeks of pregnancy.
She was the first-ever child star, and now, Hollywood's stars shine a little less brighter with the news that Shirley Temple -- who, in the 1930's, shot to superstardom with her wide variety of family-friendly films -- has died at the age of 85.
A few years ago, when Uno the Beagle won Best in Show at the Westminster Dog Show, I had the opportunity to interview him for Pop Culture Madness (his handler, David, provided the human commentary, lest you think I totally went off the rails on a crazy train in interviewing a dog -- although anyone who knows me knows how much I love them!). At the time, the Texas native had made history by becoming the first beagle to ever win the top prize at Westminster, and he quickly became the pride and joy of the Longhorn State. Now, with the next installment of Westminster being upon us today, whoever wins the Best in Show will owe some debt to Uno the Beagle, who has been called the "world's best dog" and is easily the most popular Westminster Dog Show winner to date.
A French newsman is making claims that are equal parts outrageous and scandalous, and have a hint of "it just might be true" -- our President, Barack Obama, is having an affair with none other than Mrs. Carter, Beyoncé!
Mariah Carey is a timeless artist. Her soulful and impeccable vocals have kept the singer around for two decades and she isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Mariah's 14th studio album will be released in May in the UK first and later on in the US.
Justin Bieber's ex-housekeeper Tatiana Voziouk has sold him out to British papers. The woman, who worked in Justin Bieber's Calabasas, CA home for one year is telling the world EVERYTHING that went on in the house. Why? Because she was allegedly paid a five-figure sum from the Sunday People tabloid.
Selena Gomez has emerged back on Instagram after admitting her stay at a rehabilitation center last month. The on and off girlfriend of troubled young star Justin Bieber had allegedly picked up some bad habits from him, which led her into rehab. Selena looks happy in the Instagram photos and thanks her fans for their support.
It looks like the comedian behind the "Dumb Starbucks" parody coffee shop has been exposed...just in time for the health department to shut it down for good!
President Obama has signed a Farm Bill into law that gives a lot of hope to the embattled agricultural industry of the United States...but in so doing, the measure has cut food stamps given to many people, including low-income New Yorkers, who saw their food budget cut as high as $90 per month.
In the peak of the Khloe Kardashian Lamar Odom divorce news, it shocked everyone to hear that Khloe decided to sell their former Tarzana home for $5.499 million, as part of her moving on. However, what could be the reason behind her sister Kourtney selling her Calabasas home?
Owning a television, a computer and a car and makes you well-off in a poor country; unfortunately, it also puts you in high risk for obesity, according to a recent study. Agence France-Presse (AFP) reports that having such luxuries may present a health disadvantage for people in low-income countries.
