In a recent episode of HGTV’s The Flip Off, Christina Haack revealed that her ex-husband Josh Hall disliked her former surname, prompting tensions during their filming prior to their split.
Whoopi Goldberg embraced actor Harvey Guillén on The View, discussing themes of male loneliness and self-worth, while promoting Guillén’s new film, Companion, releasing January 31.
Phil Pines, former assistant to Sean "Diddy" Combs, discusses his experiences in the docuseries The Fall of Diddy, revealing troubling allegations and his recent lawsuit against Diddy.
Carey Hart, reflecting on his exit from Special Forces, attributed his injury to a stumble over a cable bump, expressing frustration over a minor mistake leading to his departure.
Several former cast members of the Real Housewives franchises, like Bethenny Frankel and NeNe Leakes, have made notable comebacks, either full-time or in friend roles.
Tiger Woods discussed his coffee choice, confirming he enjoyed a Frappuccino with three espresso shots after a TGL event. This marks a shift from his previous latte preference.
Rachael Kirkconnell revealed she was blindsided by Matt James’ public breakup announcement on social media, expressing disappointment in the lack of prior communication.
The ABC docuseries “Scamanda” explores the true story of Amanda Riley, who faked cancer for donations. It premieres January 30, 2025, featuring new insights and interviews.
Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Drue Tranquill defended his team online following their AFC Championship win against the Buffalo Bills, addressing officiating criticism and responses.
Idris Elba spent a night in a South African prison cell on Robben Island to prepare for his role as Nelson Mandela in the film “Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom.”
