Audrina Patridge Explains The REAL Reason For Her Feud With Lauren Conrad & More!

Beyoncé holds on at Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart with BREAK MY SOUL.

Kathy Hilton is clearing the air after confusing Lizzo for Gabourey Sidibe during a game on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live Wednesday night.Hilton, who appeared on the late-night show alongside her  co-star, Crystal Kung Minkoff, took to the comments of the Bravo fan Instagram account, Queens of Bravo, where she blamed her poor vision for the mix-up.«My vision is awful, the screen was so far away that I couldn’t even recognize Justin Timberlake or Mellisa Etheridge

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw have been country music's ultimate couple, and fans have swooned over their love and family life since they have been together, so it's tough to imagine them with anyone else.MORE: Audrey McGraw wears crop top with a twist in arty new photoHowever, before Faith had Tim, there was Daniel Hill, her first husband, who she was with from 1988 to 1994 – having gotten married aged 21 – and who she gets her last name from.The two were together during the singer's earliest strides in country music, just as she was trying to make it in the industry, and Daniel shockingly revealed that phase as what caused the two to divorce only six years after getting married.WATCH: Faith and Tim's love storyMORE: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's $60million property portfolio including private Bahamas island"There were monumental changes happening in her world at that time, personally and professionally," he told Good Housekeeping.However, he reasoned: "I can't begin to understand what it was like for Faith back then."In the early 1990s, not only was the 1883 actress having a hard time making it in the music industry – and reportedly growing tired from it – but she was reckoning with her feelings of wanting to meet her birth mother.

KSI and Tom Grennan's new single Not Over Yet is officially the UK's Number 1 Trending Song, debuting at the top of the Official Trending Chart today. 

Trusting her partner. Lauren Conrad exclusively told Us Weekly that the best advice she received was a tip from her husband.

Audrina Patridge is reflecting on her experience at the 2007 VMAs.

Ashton Kutcher's pranking days are behind him.From 2003 to 2012, the actor hosted MTV's "Punk'd" in which he would prank A-list celebrities, including Justin Timberlake, Justin Bieber, Beyonce and even his own wife, Mila Kunis. In a chat with Extra TV, the "That '70s Show" star indicated he has no interest to rebooting the show that he helped create. It seems that the show made him lonely."I have friends again.

The truth behind the TV. More than a decade after their split, Laguna Beach exes Kristin Cavallari and Stephen Colletti teamed up for their “Back to the Beach” podcast, which details their time on the MTV reality show.

No animosity. Audrina Patridge revealed where she stands with her former Hills costars including Heidi Montag and Lauren Conrad.

The rest is still unwritten — but Audrina Patridge has penned at least some of it. The former Hills star is opening up about where she stands with her celebrity exes as she celebrates the release of her debut memoir, Choices.

The rest is finally written. Audrina Patridge covered what went down on — and off — The Hills in her new memoir, Choices.

Audrina Patridge is telling all in her new upcoming memoir, Choices: To the Hills and Back Again! And she isn’t holding back when it comes to painting other celebs in a bad light!

Audrina Patridge is struggling with the role, mainly because watching herself has proven cringeworthy. Her words.The 37-year-old reality TV star makes the revelation in an interview with ET's Denny Directo while discussing her new memoir, , which will be released on July 26. Patridge writes in her book that in watching the first few episodes of the MTV series that aired for six seasons from 2006 to 2010 that she hardly recognized herself.Now, as part of the trio that includes Brody Jenner and Frankie Delgado dissecting each episode for the podcast, Patridge says rewatching the episodes now has been laboring.«Yes, I am just finishing season 1 and it's a little cringey, I'm not going to lie,» Patridge admits to ET.

Audrina Patridge is opening up like never before about her time as a reality TV star and her past public romances. ET's Denny Directo spoke with star about what fans can expect from her new book,, which will be released on July 26.In her memoir, Patridge writes about her intense connection with her on-off flame, Justin Bobby Brescia, and how she's never had that spark like that with anyone else. «Justin is always going to be that guy.

Was Jay Cutler the reason it took so long for Kristin Cavallari and Stephen Colletti to reconnect?!

back to the beginning.Reality television OG Kristin Cavallari alleged that “Laguna Beach” producers had always deemed her the “villain” of the teen series back in the day.The “Balancing in Heels” author, 35, discussed how “Laguna Beach” painted her as the quintessential mean girl who fought with much of the cast — especially star Lauren Conrad — in an interview with Insider.The “Very Cavallari” star and “Laguna” alum Stephen Colletti recently dropped by the MTV show’s re-watch podcast “Back to the Beach with Kristin and Stephen.”“I think [producers] obviously saw from me from the get-go that I was someone who did speak my mind,” revealed Cavallari, who also appeared on the 2006 spinoff, “The Hills.” The mother of three now realizes “without a doubt” that execs crafted her as the “villain” on the show right from the beginning.“I had a strong personality. I have a strong presence and I think that’s way easier to manipulate and edit into this villain role than any other type of personality,” she went on.On the first episode of the podcast — which dropped on July 19 — Cavallari opened up to the “One Tree Hill” actor, 36, about her regrets over her behavior on the show.“Watching it now, it’s so different when you’re in the middle of it and you’re very emotional,” she explained.

If These Walls Could Talk, a 1996 HBO that follows the lives of three different women who had abortions in three different decades: the 1950s, the 1970s, and the 1990s. Each vignette is meant to reflect popular views on the topic in the given decade. The film starred Demi Moore, Sissy Spacek, and Cher, who directed the third segment of the film.