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Britney Spears is once again speaking out about her conservatorship.

Tiger Woods, just 14 months past a horrific car accident in Los Angeles that nearly cost him his leg, said Tuesday that he is aiming to play at this week’s The Masters tournament, which would mark the golf icon’s return to competitive play.

Camila Cabello felt “super vulnerable and unprepared” during her Saturday outing to a Miami beach club.

EXCLUSIVE: Ricki Lake, who hosted her first daytime talkshow at the age of 24, is launching her own podcast.

Director Kevin Smith issued an apology to Bruce Willis on Wednesday after the actor's family announced he was "stepping away" from acting due to his aphasia diagnosis. Smith directed the 2010 comedy "Cop Out" starring Willis and Tracy Morgan. In the year following the film's release, Smith made distasteful remarks about his time working with the "Die Hard" icon.

Kevin Smith is issuing an apology to Bruce Willis following the iconic “Die Hard” star’s announcement he’s retiring from acting after being diagnosed with aphasia, a language disorder that affects communication and comprehension skills.

Zack Sharf Kevin Smith reacted to the news about Bruce Willis’ acting retirement and aphasia diagnosis by saying he “feels like an asshole” for publicly slamming the actor over a decade ago. Smith directed Willis and Tracy Morgan in the 2010 buddy comedy “Cop Out,” but the director’s relationship with Willis was tumultuous. On a 2011 episode of Marc Maron’s podcast, Smith said “it was fucking soul crushing” working with Willis.“It was difficult,” Smith said at the time about Willis.

Wilson Chapman editorDisgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is recognized by the specific image she sculpted herself in: a deep-voiced, highly-mannered CEO decked out in black turtlenecks to emulate her role model, Steve Jobs. But in the Hulu miniseries “The Dropout,” which follows her trajectory from founding the company that would make her famous to being indicted by the U.S.

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Brad Pitt was literally an inspiration for Channing Tatum.

Prime Video just revealed when fans can expect to see “A Very British Scandal”.

Kylie Jenner has revealed she and Travis Scott have changed the name of their second child because they "didn't feel like it was him. "The reality star posted the news on her Instagram story, hours after sharing a video documenting her pregnancy journey with her son, who was initially named Wolf Webster. "FYI our son's name isn't Wolf anymore, we just really didn't feel like it was him," the 24 year-old wrote.

Kylie Jenner has announced her son is no longer called Wolf.The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 24 and partner Travis Scott, 30, have confirmed they have changed the name of their second child.The couple welcomed their son last month, but it appears they are no longer fans of the name Wolf Webster and are changing the moniker. Kylie and Travis are also parents to daughter Stormi, three.Taking to Instagram on Monday evening, Kylie admitted her newborn was no longer called Wolf as her and Travis didn’t feel the name “was him”.

Kylie Jenner shared a tribute to her and Travis Scott's second child on Monday morning, before mentioning that her son's name "isn't Wolf anymore". After Jenner shared never-before-seen moments of her child's birth, she took to her Instagram Story to clarify her son's name.  "FYI our son's name isn't Wolf anymore," Jenner began. "We just really didn't feel like it was him.

Switching it up! Kylie Jenner raised eyebrows after announcing that she and Travis Scott have decided that their second child’s name didn’t suit him.