In his new memoir, “This Is Us” actor Griffin Dunne writes of the murder of his sister — “Poltergeist” actress Dominique Dunne — and how he was let down by aunt Joan Didion.
“I would never go back to my 20s, even if it meant I had a body that was more fit and skinny and tight and and high in all the right places.”
Shatner revealed in his memoir that he and his “Star Trek” co-star weren’t on speaking terms in the last five years of Leonard’s life.
“My dad became the dad that I always needed but never really had. So it was a very transformative experience,” Adam tells Page Six exclusively.
The Princess of Wales, 42, announced in March that she had been diagnosed with cancer and was undergoing chemotherapy.
A Spanish journalist writes that Felipe was “aware that Letizia was cheating on him in real time,” as her bodyguards were obligated to report her whereabouts.
The 2016 missive by Harry’s communications secretary slammed the UK press’s treatment of the prince’s then-girlfriend, Meghan Markle, who is biracial.
“They say absence makes the heart grow fonder…. We found out it’s true,” the former reality star wrote. “It also makes the heart more grateful…”
“She didn’t stand up for herself she stood up for them. I’m getting emotional talking about it. I was just, I couldn’t have been more proud of her.”
The “Home Alone” alum recounts a “terrifying” moment when he was sued by Columbia TV after he called out Jeremy Piven and Brett Ratner.
“I can’t believe my @masondisick is on insta. The one who named us KiKi and KoKo is a legit teenager,” noted an emotional Khloé Kardashian.
“Thank you for loving me like you always did. No matter what, you had my back and were my biggest fan. I loved making you proud,” the “Beverly Hills, 90210” alum wrote.
“Thank you to everyone who prayed for me today. May God cover you & all that is connected to you. May you be blessed beyond your imagination,” the singer tweeted via X.
A surprise general election called by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak prompted Buckingham Palace to cancel all royal engagements this week.
Jason Alexander was “furious” when he wasn’t included in a Season 3 episode of “Seinfeld” — so much so he threatened to quit, co-star Michael Richards writes in his new memoir.
“He laid it out so clearly, so simply, my biggest fear — not being funny,” Richards writes in his new book about the heckler who prompted his racism.