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Since so many celebrities have gone vegan or vegetarian, so goes the meal for the 2020 Governors Ball following the Oscars ceremony.The menu will be heavily plant-based.  HollywoodLife.com spoke EXCLUSIVELY to Chef Wolfgang Puck, who is in charge of this year’s menu during his Jan. 31 taste testing.

Veganism is the hottest trend to hit Hollywood's awards season.

Sir Sam Mendes, Sir Elton John and Florence Pugh are among the British contenders hoping to take home an Oscar on Sunday – amid criticism of a lack of diversity among nominees.

Ordering pizza is never a bad idea, but if it could result in winning £1,000's worth of it, you can't really argue with it.

This awards season, Florence Pugh's makeup looks (and ensembles, and hair) have reliably won red carpet after red carpet—and that's down to makeup artist Naoko Scintu, who's also worked with Joan Smalls, Sophie Turner, and Lily James.

Wolfgang Puck is gearing up for the Governors Ball following the 2020 Oscars. The chef is catering the official post-Academy Awards celebration for the 26th time, but this year’s feast will be decidedly different — and feature an array of vegan options.

Peaches the pug, whose love of cheese and crisps has left her struggling on walks, is hoping to shed the pounds by signing up for the UK’s largest pet slimming competition – PDSA Pet Fit Club.

Rachel Riley and husband Pasha Kovalev have posed together in a series of adorable photographs featuring their newborn baby daughter Maven.The Coundown star and her 40 year old husband had smiles plastered across their faces as the camera took several sweet snaps of the trio, which was shot for the baby clothing company From Babies with Love.The 34 year old, who gave birth to her first child in her bathroom, could be seen donning a simple blue top as she sported natural make-up and completed the

Florence Pugh’s appearance was “ripped apart” by Hollywood executives when she went to Los Angeles for the first time.

MELBOURNE — A founding member of Australian popular children’s music group The Wiggles suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed while performing at a bushfire relief concert in Sydney on Friday, the band said.

The children's band were playing their first gig since 2016 to raise money for Australian bushfire relief.