Kristin Chenoweth Explains Why Her Emmys Night in 2009 Ended in an Ambulance

Proud of herself! After having three babies, Kristin Cavallari is aware that her body’s changed — and she doesn’t mind.

Not settling! Kristin Cavallari dished on how she uses her DMs to date — and how many men she’s romanced — following Jay Cutler split.

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.

Feeling confident in her own skin. Kristin Cavallari recently surprised fans with a racy bikini photo — but the reality star had plenty of concerns before sharing it with the world.

Kristin Cavallari just revealed how much she made on Laguna Beach — and our jaws are on the floor!

Kristin Cavallari and Stephen Colletti are digging up the past in their new podcast!

Kristin Cavallari is opening up about her dating life. The 35-year-old Uncommon James founder appeared on the latest episode of Dear Media's podcast, and revealed that, following her 2020 divorce from Jay Cutler, she gets many of her dates through her DMs.«I've actually been on quite a few dates. People have set me up, mutual friends.

. In the debut episode, Cavallari and Colletti reveal what they were making when they first started the series, which also starred Lauren Conrad.For the 11-episode series, Cavallari recalled only earning about $2,500.«I don’t even think it was that much. I think it was $2,000,” Colletti, 36, chimed in.

Kristin Cavallari does not look back on her feud with Lauren Conrad fondly.

Cue the Hilary Duff. Kristin Cavallari and Stephen Colletti have officially kicked off their Laguna Beach rewatch journey — but the hottest tea they spilled went down a bit more recently than high school.

Kristin Cavallari and Stephen Colletti just revealed how much they were paid for season one of Laguna Beach.

Emily Longeretta Let’s go back, back to the beginning.During the first episode of the “Laguna Beach” rewatch podcast “Back to the Beach,” hosts Kristin Cavallari and Stephen Colletti divulged just how much money they were making for the first 11-episode season.“I think $2,500,” Cavallari said on the Dear Media podcast, which debuted on Tuesday.“I don’t even think it was that much. I think it was $2,000,” Colletti responded. “Lauren [Conrad] and I renegotiated for Season 2.

Season 3 of Apple TV+’s animated comedy Central Park will premiere Sept. 9. It will feature original cast member Kristen Bell who is rejoining the series as a new character, Abby, Paige’s (Katherine Hahn) little sister. (first-look image above)

Staying in style for the summer! As the weather heats up, celebrities are staying cool with their must-haves. What are the stars buzzing about this week?

Lucy Hale hits the red carpet in a sharp green suit to host the premiere of Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin held at Warner Bros. Studios on Friday night (July 15) in Burbank, Calif.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe barrage of TV launches over the past several months has further blurred the sense of time. Although series like “Ted Lasso,” “Succession” and “Dopesick” remain front-runners in their respective comedy, drama and limited-series categories, they all aired last fall. Are they vulnerable when it comes time for Phase 2 final voting?Maybe, or perhaps not, as they’ve been consistently at the top of most pundits’ prediction pages.