Coon admitted on the “WTF with Marc Maron” podcast Monday that Tracy Letts is “the kind of person who notices every single woman on the street.”
News broke in October 2024 that the “Blink Twice” co-stars had split after three years together.
The “Toxic” singer and her attorney parted ways in June 2024 after he resolved all outstanding litigation involving her 13-year conservatorship.
The “Top Gun: Maverick” star exposed the Bravo host for checking him out as he recalled learning Michael Jackson’s iconic dance moves as a child.
Hodges proposed at Jones’ estate in Franklin, Tenn. Wilson has said the late country crooner was “one of the artists [her] parents played all the time.”
Spears sparked concern — and a police visit — in 2023 when she posted clips on Instagram of herself dancing at home with butcher knives in each hand.
“You can’t take a poop in Hollywood without having an NDA,” the “Traitors” contestant joked on the “Viall Files” podcast Wednesday.
This will be Queen Bey’s first time on the road since her “Renaissance” tour, which saw her perform 56 shows across Europe and North America in 2023.
Pivarnick called Tortorella a “clout chaser” during the show’s Season 7B reunion, adding, “He just wanted to be on TV.”
The Metro Station guitarist issued a public plea to the “Achy Breaky Heart” singer to seek help, saying he does not appear “healthy.”
Ban’s son, Sebastian, announced the news via Instagram on Wednesday, less than a month after the reality star was injured in a ski accident.
The “Birds” star received birthday wishes from fans and friends, including Demi Moore, Rita Wilson and Kyle Richards.
The “Birds” star received birthday wishes from fans and friends, including Demi Moore, Rita Wilson and Kyle Richards.
“The minute [One Direction] went on live shows [on ‘The X Factor’], he didn’t message me back,” the “Angel of My Dreams” singer recalled.
A source told Page Six earlier this week that the former first lady has “always been very deliberate about where and how she shows up.”
The singer last released an album in 2010, but she briefly returned to music in 2020 when she included six new songs on the audiobook edition of her memoir.