The DWTS Live Tour extends its dates due to high demand, adding performances until April 19, featuring winners Joey Graziadei and Jenna Johnson, along with other professionals.
Zach and Tori Roloff reflect on leaving TLC’s Little People, Big World, expressing contentment in sharing their lives independently while cherishing connections formed off-camera.
Jon Gosselin revealed in a January interview that he and ex-wife Kate Gosselin haven’t communicated since 2018, following their intense custody disputes over their children.
Jeremy Sisto reflects on his evolving career, from “Clueless” to his role in CBS’s “FBI,” emphasizing the importance of diverse roles and the joys of continuous opportunities.
The upcoming Virgin River prequel will explore Mel’s parents, Sarah and Everett, set in the 1960s. It aims to deepen their story while addressing contemporary themes within a historical context.
Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid purchased 30 Super Bowl tickets, acknowledging the steep prices and emphasizing the importance of winning to break even during a press conference.
Nikki Bella made a surprise return to WWE as the final entrant in the 2025 Women’s Royal Rumble, marking her first match since 2022 and expressing her eagerness to compete again.
Catelynn Lowell from Teen Mom shares she hasn’t seen her biological daughter Carly in two years due to a shift to a closed adoption, emphasizing her ongoing love and support.
Catherine O’Hara fondly recalls Macaulay Culkin, her on-screen son from Home Alone, expressing admiration for his growth and family, while promoting her latest Super Bowl campaign.
Meghan King, a former reality TV star, left the show after three seasons to prioritize family. Following a public separation from husband Jim Edmonds, she seeks a committed relationship.
