Ahh, Kate Hudson. She’s an Oscar-nominated actress. She’s a bestselling author. She’s a successful entrepreneur. She’s a beauty trendsetter. She’s an undeniable Hollywood A-lister despite not having done a helluva lot onscreen over the past decade. One of the reasons for this omnipresence is, of course, nepotism. (Who …
Jessica Chastain, fire-red light of my life who will always win the Oscar at the Academy Awards held in my heart, made a video in [what appears to be] an attempt to atone for an insensitive (and, frankly, embarrassing) tweet from earlier this week in which she shared a piece from Time complaining about the “alt-left.”
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Victoria’s Secret model Camille Rowe and Christopher Nolan model Harry Styles are seeing each other in a romantic-type way, according to The Sun, The Daily Mail, Hollywood Life, someone in my Twitter mentions, and good, old-fashioned common sense.
Kate Hudson is just as amused with Anthony Scaramucci’s abrupt departure as White House Communications Director as everyone else hooked on the awful tragicomedy called Our Lives in 2017. The Daily Dot’s art director seems to have made this Photoshop, but Hudson’s bumping it gives me an extra soupçon of satisfaction.
Our Lady Nicki Minaj has been working feverishly of late, and with significant results: she has just broken Aretha Franklin’s record for most Billboard Hot 100 hits by a woman.
Welcome to Midweek Madness, where we read Star, In Touch, OK, but not Life & Style because for some reason the magazine store decides that they don’t want to put it up, and write the lede to this post while munching on a delicious Fuji apple we bought from the Union Square farmer’s market earlier this week while…
I am certain of only three things in this world. The first thing is that Mary J. Blige’s “I Can Do Bad All By Myself” deserved the Oscar for Best Original Song in 2010. The second thing is that Mary J. Blige’s “The Living Proof” deserved the Oscar for Best Original Song in 2012. The third thing is that Kanye West and…
Though having a co-founder as smiley and “Pretty Happy” as Kate Hudson makes it hard to believe Fabletics could ever be in a single iota of trouble, the athleisure brand has had more than its fair share of bad press over the last couple years. The athlatest problem for the company is a wrongful termination lawsuit…
There are fewer than two months to go until election day, and the 2016 presidential campaign has finally completed its transition from bizarre and occasionally hilarious piece of performance art to a reminder of the increasingly bleak reality of our country’s political system.
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Even though they occasionally break actual news, Radar Online is mostly known for sensationalizing the already sensational world of celebrity gossip by turning stories up to eleven. And this week they didn’t just live up to their reputation; they proved that we had all expected far too little from their kooky little…
Since releasing the video for “Hello” late last year, Adele has delivered something close to perfection in every since public appearance—from her live shows to late night TV appearances—so Monday night’s less-than-stellar performance of “All I Ask” at the Grammy Awards was a bit of a shock.
Oh, look. Another Garry Marshall ensemble comedy about a holiday that typically (and understandably) doesn’t have movies made about it in which actors of varying degrees of fame are thrown into a Vitamix along with a screenplay written by a robot, pureed until reaching the consistency of chunky vomit, and lit like a…
Blake Shelton is so dang mad, y’all. In a series of tweets posted Thursday, he complained about tabloid coverage getting details about his personal and professional life completely wrong, writing:
Nick Jonas, haver of sex and singer of songs, is on the cover of the current issue of Complex stopping a car from plowing into him with nothing but the strength of his legs. In a way, the speeding car suddenly brought to a halt symbolizes all questions about the nature of his relationship with Instagram star Kate…
Following the success of her surprisingly strong literary start in The Body Book: The Law of Hunger, the Science of Strength, and Other Ways to Love Your Amazing Body, Cameron Diaz is releasing a tome that’s “an all-encompassing, holistic look at how the female body ages—and what we can all do to age better.”
Earlier today, TV host Wendy Williams had on actress Alyssa Milano to debate the issue of breastfeeding in public. Wendy, it turns out, is not for it!
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Though the New York Times is known for making sense of far more complicated things, the paper of record just can’t make sense of Kate Hudson—the actress/fashion icon who is arguably the least complicated person on the planet.
