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Steven Yeun is getting candid.

Shawn Mendes braves the rain for some afternoon shopping with friends in Los Angeles on Friday (February 24).

Mourning the family patriarch. The Kardashian family has opened up over the years about the painful loss of Robert Kardashian.

After shocking fans with a new look, Shawn Mendes opened up about his decision to cut his hair off.

Shawn Mendes is opening up about the big changes he’s made in the last year. In a new interview with WSJ magazine, the “Wonder” singer explains the hair transformation that saw him trade his signature curly locks for a buzzed cut.

Shawn Mendes opened up about stepping back from his tour last year and changing his look in a new interview.

John Legend is getting candid about life at home.

Candace Cameron Bure is giving her thoughts on “cancel culture” months after she received backlash over the reason she made the move to Great American Family from Hallmark.

Speaking her truth. Candace Cameron Bure opened up about the challenges of “cancel culture” after sharing her controversial reasoning behind leaving Hallmark Channel for Great American Media. 

Candace Cameron Bure has something to say about “cancel culture.”

In a change of strategy, Warner Bros Discovery has ditched plans to merge streaming services HBO Max and Discovery+, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Chris McCarthy has been speaking about a franchise strategy for Showtime since he took over the network a couple of months ago. That strategy will include expanding successful series with multiple spinoffs in the mold of the Yellowstone universe as the premium cable network starts its integration with Paramount+ and getting a new moniker, Paramount+ with Showtime.

Less is more! Gigi Hadid likes to keep her beauty routine “simple.” 

Mommy and me! Gigi Hadid has learned to ebb and flow while navigating motherhood and running her own business.

Higher interest rates will push the US economy into a recession this year, according to a survey of business and academic economists.

Two months after the NFL’s first game on Amazon Prime kicked off, the league is said to be in advanced talks with YouTube for rights to its coveted Sunday Ticket package which allows fans to watch nearly all the games that air on Sunday. The Wall Street Journal reported the deal could be finalized as soon as tomorrow, after a meeting of NFL owners, who vote on such agreements.

Different perspectives. Danica McKellar has starred opposite Neal Bledsoe in three movies, but she won’t agree with his decision to stop working with Great American Family after Candace Cameron Bure‘s controversial comments.

Things aren’t so merry and bright for the Tanner sisters these days!

The waiting is the hardest part, sang Tom Petty. Visitors to the Walt Disney Co.’s theme parks would likely agree, as unplanned ride stoppages and wait times are increasing, even as ticket prices rise.

UPDATED,  2:40 PM: Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison following her January conviction on fraud and conspiracy charges related to her company’s failed blood-testing technology.

Candace Cameron Bure is a very angry elf right now…

Candace Cameron Bure has responded to the blowback from her Wall Street Journal interview, in which she explained why she departed Hallmark Channel for the Great American Family network and how it will “keep traditional marriage at the core.”

Not holding back. Hilarie Burton called Candace Cameron Bure a “bigot” after the Full House alum cited respect for “traditional marriage” as one of the reasons she left Hallmark for Great American Family.

 Facebook’s Meta parent corporation will institute large-scale layoffs this week, the Wall Street Journal is reporting. The layoffs would be the first major staff reductions in the company’s history.

Going from Olympian’s daughter to reality fixture to fashion superstar, Kendall Jenner has grown up in front of fans’ eyes. Now, she’s taking the world by storm.

founder has shunned maximalism in favor of clean lines, championing simple body-skimming silhouettes that make a quiet statement, of late.Take the long-sleeved black Saint Laurent gown she wore to the WSJ Innovator Awards on November 2. The pared-back LBD needed little more than a sultry beauty look to achieve subtle elegance.The sheer dress was another minimalist triumph, and the same could be said for the slinky light brown polo-neck dress she wore to a Women In Hollywood event as well as the ab-flashing look . Wearing a sheer dress to a recent Tiffany & Co.

Another day, another red carpet! Celebrities, artists, designers and philanthropists showcased their best style at the WSJ. Magazine 2022 Innovator Awards.

Maya Rudolph is recalling her first appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman and remembers it was not the best experience. In a new interview, the Saturday Night Live alum says she “did not have a good time.”

Political kingmaker Jeffrey Katzenberg said he thinks the 2024 presidential election will see President Joe Biden facing off, once again, with Donald Trump.

Tyler Perry chose not to take offence to a negative reference in the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical A Strange Loop following an intervention by Whoopi Goldberg. In Michael R. Jackson's hit Broadway show, the lead character Usher pens a musical and becomes annoyed that his parents want him to write a gospel play in the style of Perry.

Ready to start over. Huma Abedin got candid about her dating history — including why she wasn’t interested in the past — amid her romance with Bradley Cooper.

Kendall Jenner is opening up about how she decompresses amid her busy lifestyle.

@wsj,” Biden tweeted, alongside a photo of himself reading the WSJ editorial in the Oval Office. “To answer your question: yes, the trains are running on time.”The editorial, titled “Is Biden Working on the Railroad Unions?” mocked the president’s relationship with labor unions, saying “You’d think all of the President’s favors to Big Labor over two years would be enough to avert a railway strike.”“President Biden touts himself as a dear friend of labor unions, and he and Democrats in Congress have authorized trillions of dollars in new spending and wage mandates on private business to prove it,” the editorial, published Wednesday, said.

Kourtney Kardashian sparked a debate after revealing the firm rule she has for her 12-year-old son, Mason: She doesn’t allow him to eat French fries. The 43-year-old reality star discussed her children’s eating habits during a recent interview with WSJ Magazine to announce the release of her brand Lemme, which features a line of gummy vitamins and supplements.

Not lovin’ it. Kourtney Kardashian revealed that she recently shut down her 12-year-old son Mason’s request for McDonald’s french fries.

Kourtney Kardashian has officially launched Lemme, her new line of nutritional supplements!