Quavo Pays Tribute To Late Nephew Takeoff With New Song ‘Greatness’, Seemingly Confirms Migos Are Done

John Travolta got emotional as he paid a sweet tribute to the late Olivia Newton-John while introducing the In Memoriam segment at the 2023 Oscars on Sunday.

John Travolta fought back tears as he paid tribute to stars we've recently lost at the 95th Academy Awards. The actor, 69, was tasked with introducing the In Memoriam section, which paid tribute to stars who have sadly passed away including his Grease co-star and dear friend, Olivia Newton-John.The Australian actress and singer, best known for her role as Sandy in Grease and her hit single Physical, died in August 2022 after a 30 year battle with cancer, at the age of 73. Introducing the late celebrities being celebrated, John said: “Each of them left an indelible mark that shared and informed us." In a sweet nod to Olivia, he said: They’ve touched our hearts, they’ve made us smile, and became dear friends, who we will always remain hopefully devoted to.” Lenny Kravitz then performed a rousing rendition of his 2004 track Calling All Angels as names were shown on a screen.

“Triangle of Sadness,” paid tribute to the late actress Charlbi Dean ahead of the 2023 award show.Dean died last August at a New York City hospital after getting bacterial sepsis. She was 32.The South African actress starred as the lead character, a spoiled influencer named Yaya, in “Triangle of Sadness,” which is up for awards in three categories tonight.“She was a trouper, a very easygoing, cool person,” Hemmendorff told the Hollywood Reporter in an interview ahead of the ceremony.Reflecting back on making the Ruben Östlund-directed movie, Hemmendorff said that Dean immediately came to his mind when they were casting the film. “So we got a hold of her and asked her, ‘Would you come to Sweden for two days because we are not going to give you a role if you don’t do a real casting with Ruben at our office,'” the producer explained.

Angelique Jackson When Kerry Washington stepped onto the gold and black carpet at the 1 Hotel in West Hollywood for the fifth ABFF Honors ceremony on March 5, she had the trailblazing Black women who forged a path for her to become an actor, producer and director on her mind — and an homage to one on her person. “I’m wearing an actual dress that Whitney Houston wore,” Washington told Variety, explaining that “When you get an award for excellence in the arts, you’ve gotta go to Black excellence.” As Washington prepared for the event, where she was honored alongside Courtney B. Vance, Janelle Monáe and Macro’s Charles D. King, plus filmmaker Kasi Lemmons and the cast of “Eve’s Bayou,” all for their contributions to the arts, one word came to mind: community.

Paddy McGuinness took to Instagram to pay tribute to his ex wife Christine on International Women's Day. The Question of Sport and Top Gear presenter had heartfelt words to say about model and reality star Christine, the mother of his three children.

Brooklyn Beckham and his mum Victoria have clearly put their family feud to rest, with their amicable display at Paris Fashion Week and his birthday celebration last week.Taking to Instagram on International Women's Day, the budding chef - who has been spending time with his family in recent days - continued to cement his family's closeness by paying a heartfelt tribute to all the important women in his life.WATCH: Brooklyn Beckham supports mum Victoria at Paris Fashion Week show The post featured candid images of his sister Harper with wife Nicola Peltz and his mum Victoria as well as a snapshot of his mother-in-law Claudia Peltz and his grandmothers. He also added a picture of Selena Gomez."Happy international woman's day to all the gorgeous woman out there," he wrote in the caption.

Dua Lipa was spotted holding hands with a new man.

Homer Laffoon is turning 21!

Boygenius have released a brand new song, ‘Not Strong Enough’.The track premiered as Radio 1’s Hottest Record and is the fourth single after ‘$20’, ‘Emily I’m Sorry’ and ‘True Blue’ to be taken from the group’s upcoming debut album, ‘the record’.Lyrically, ‘Not Strong Enough’ deals with the paradox of experiencing self-hatred and masking it with a God complex. The accompanying music video was self-shot by the band – made up of Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker – and edited by Bridgers’ brother Jackson.

Emmerdale’s Amy Walsh has paid tribute to fiancee and EastEnders actor Toby-Alexander Smith on the day of his birthday, revealing that she feels ‘unbelievably lucky’ to spend her life with him. The actress, who plays Tracy Metcalfe in the ITV soap, took to social media on the day of Toby’s birthday to share a special message. ‘Happy birthday beautiful man! Inside and out’, she wrote on Instagram.

Christopher Vourlias The Thessaloniki Documentary Festival kicks off its 25th edition Thursday at a time when the nonfiction genre has arguably reached unprecedented heights. This year’s festival, which takes place March 2 – 12 in the seaside Mediterranean city, unfolds just days after veteran French docmaker Nicolas Philibert won the Golden Bear in Berlin for his documentary about a Paris mental health care facility, “On the Adamant.” The award capped a fortnight in which Sean Penn’s gonzo doc about Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, “Superpower,” also generated plenty of buzz (albeit lukewarm reviews). Meanwhile, Cameroon’s Cyrielle Raingou took home Rotterdam’s Tiger Award just a few weeks earlier for “Le Spectre de Boko Haram,” a riveting view of terrorism seen through children’s eyes. And one summer ago, Laura Poitras triumphed on the Lido with “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed,” her docu-portrait of the photographer and activist Nan Goldin, which won the Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion award.

Honoring her dad. Ray Liotta’s daughter, Karsen, paid tribute to her late father while celebrating his posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Paris Hilton threw it back to the aughties for her Klarna & Paris Hilton House of Y2K Launch Party on Thursday evening (February 23) in Los Angeles.

The Jonas Brothers just released new music!

It looks like this is the end of Migos.

After saying goodbye to her first home last summer, Lydia Bright has finally picked up the keys to her stunning £1.5 million “forever home”. The former The Only Way Is Essex star, who recently jetted off to Paris for a “magical” family trip to Disneyland, revealed that she’d finally moved into a new home in Essex alongside her three year old daughter Loretta. Announcing the news on her dedicated home Instagram account, which has a whopping 172,000 followers, the 32 year old shared a snap of her and Loretta holding onto a set of keys as they stood outside of the lavish home.

Quavo continues to pay tribute to his late nephew, Takeoff, who died in a fatal shooting on Nov. 1.

Quavo has shared a second tribute song to his late nephew and Migos bandmate Takeoff – watch the video for ‘Greatness’ below.The rapper was shot and killed outside a bowling alley in Houston, Texas, leading to widespread tributes from across the rap world and beyond. This month also saw Quavo lead a tribute to Takeoff at the 2023 Grammy Awards.Last month, Quavo shared the emotional song ‘Without You’, a tribute to Takeoff, and has now returned with new track ‘Greatness’, also dedicated to his late friend.Watch the video for the new track below.Following Takeoff’s public memorial in November, Quavo also wrote a letter addressed to his late nephew.“It’s so hard to tell you Ima miss you because you always with me and we did everything together,” he wrote.

Austin Butler is honouring the late Lisa Marie Presley following his big win at Sunday night’s BAFTAs.

K.J. Yossman “Elvis” star Austin Butler has paid tribute to Lisa Marie Presley following his BAFTA win for Best Actor on Sunday evening. “It’s been a really unimaginably tragic time, you know, and grief is a long process,” Butler said in the winners’ press room following his win. “And so my heart and my love was with [the Presley family] always. I feel honoured to have been welcomed into the family. It’s a bittersweet time.” Butler also expressed how lucky he felt to portray the legendary singer, a thought that often crossed his mind while he was making the film. “How lucky I was to get to have that experience,” he said. “The feeling of standing on an international stage and looking out and looking down at the jumpsuit that I was wearing and realizing there were certain moments where I was seeing the closest thing to what Elvis would have seen during his ’68 Special or whatever that was and I miss it a lot. I miss that experience.”