On Sunday night, a gunman opened fire on thousands of country music fans killing 59 and injuring 527. Many celebs have taken to social media to remark on the events that took place and speak out against the incidents that occurred. Even some celebs who ...and more »
We took a look at celebrity couples' costumes throughout the years and rounded up some of the best. From Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel as characters from "Trolls" to Beyonc
Average Rob, a self-described "mediocre dude from Belgium," has dated Taylor Swift, walked the red carpet with Kim and Kanye, and fallen asleep on David Beckham's shoulder. At least on Instagram, that is. Since 2015, Rob has Photoshopped himself into ...
Hollywood and blockchain circles typically don't mix -- unless you're Paris Hilton or Floyd Mayweather. The hotel heiress and undefeated boxing champion recently joined a spate of celebrities to endorse Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) -- an unregulated ...and more »
News broke Monday afternoon that famous rocker Tom Petty, 66, had been hospitalized after suffering a cardiac arrest, with a statement arriving shortly after midnight that he had passed away. In response, legions of his famous friends and followers ...
Thousands of people, including many celebrities, around the world have taken to social media to pay tribute to the victims of the devastating attack, including Madonna, who shared a lengthy tribute on Instagram. “What happened in Vegas is an ...
Digby Diehl, a journalist, critic and prolific author who helped celebrities such as Bob Barker and Natalie Cole tell their stories, has died at age 76. Diehl had Alzheimer's disease, his wife, Kay, said. He died Sept. 26 in Los Angeles. Known as a ...and more »
Within hours of the shooting, several celebrities took to social media and called for gun control. Notably, pop superstar Lady Gaga said “blood is on the hands of” Congress and President Donald Trump if they don't unite and enact gun control legislation.and more »
Celebrities Join Voices Calling For Gun Control In Wake Of Las Vegas Shooting. Lady Gaga, Mark Ruffalo, Ariana Grande and other stars share condolences on Twitter and call for stricter gun control laws. By Jillian Capewell ...
Most social media posts, which began pouring in from celebrities this afternoon, have been of sadness and appreciation for the man who helped create many hits during his 40 years in music. Here are some of them: Kiefer Sutherland – “Today America lost ...
Last week, The Late Show host Stephen Colbert launched an impromptu campaign with comedian Nick Kroll, who was on the show promoting his new coming-of-age animated sitcom Big Mouth. The pair's #PuberMe campaign encouraged celebrities to share ...and more »
How Celebrities Are Coming Together to Support Victims of the Las Vegas Shooting - E! Online
On Sunday night, a gunman opened fire on thousands of country music fans killing 59 and injuring 527. Many celebs have taken to social media to remark on the events that took place and speak out against the incidents that occurred. Even some celebs who ...and more »
The 21 most epic couples costumes celebrities wore on Halloween - INSIDER
We took a look at celebrity couples' costumes throughout the years and rounded up some of the best. From Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel as characters from "Trolls" to Beyonc
This guy Photoshops himself into pictures with celebrities — and they're hilariously realistic - INSIDER
Average Rob, a self-described "mediocre dude from Belgium," has dated Taylor Swift, walked the red carpet with Kim and Kanye, and fallen asleep on David Beckham's shoulder. At least on Instagram, that is. Since 2015, Rob has Photoshopped himself into ...
CEO Of Block.One On Hollywood Celebrities Jumping On The Blockchain Bandwagon - Forbes
Hollywood and blockchain circles typically don't mix -- unless you're Paris Hilton or Floyd Mayweather. The hotel heiress and undefeated boxing champion recently joined a spate of celebrities to endorse Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) -- an unregulated ...and more »
'Those Records Live Forever.' Here's How Celebrities Are Reacting to Tom Petty's Death - TIME
News broke Monday afternoon that famous rocker Tom Petty, 66, had been hospitalized after suffering a cardiac arrest, with a statement arriving shortly after midnight that he had passed away. In response, legions of his famous friends and followers ...
Madonna, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna and More React to Vegas Shooting - PEOPLE.com
Thousands of people, including many celebrities, around the world have taken to social media to pay tribute to the victims of the devastating attack, including Madonna, who shared a lengthy tribute on Instagram. “What happened in Vegas is an ...
Digby Diehl dies at 76; former LA Times book editor helped celebrities tell their stories - Los Angeles Times
Digby Diehl, a journalist, critic and prolific author who helped celebrities such as Bob Barker and Natalie Cole tell their stories, has died at age 76. Diehl had Alzheimer's disease, his wife, Kay, said. He died Sept. 26 in Los Angeles. Known as a ...and more »
Celebrities Ramp Up Attacks on Gun Owners Following Vegas Shooting: 'Gun Control Now' - Breitbart News
Within hours of the shooting, several celebrities took to social media and called for gun control. Notably, pop superstar Lady Gaga said “blood is on the hands of” Congress and President Donald Trump if they don't unite and enact gun control legislation.and more »
Hollywood sends love to Las Vegas - CNN - CNN.com - CNN
Celebrities offered sympathy and support for Las Vegas after the massacre that left at least 50 people dead.
Celebrities Join Voices Calling For Gun Control In Wake Of Las Vegas Shooting - HuffPost
Celebrities Join Voices Calling For Gun Control In Wake Of Las Vegas Shooting. Lady Gaga, Mark Ruffalo, Ariana Grande and other stars share condolences on Twitter and call for stricter gun control laws. By Jillian Capewell ...
Celebrities react to death of Tom Petty - KTIC
Most social media posts, which began pouring in from celebrities this afternoon, have been of sadness and appreciation for the man who helped create many hits during his 40 years in music. Here are some of them: Kiefer Sutherland – “Today America lost ...
Stephen Colbert Shares His Favorite Awkward Photos of Celebrities as Tweens - Parade
Last week, The Late Show host Stephen Colbert launched an impromptu campaign with comedian Nick Kroll, who was on the show promoting his new coming-of-age animated sitcom Big Mouth. The pair's #PuberMe campaign encouraged celebrities to share ...and more »