ABC/Randy Holmes(LOS ANGELES) — Vanessa Hudgens has apologized for making “insensitive” comments on Monday about the COVID-19 pandemic. In an apology posted to her Twitter page on Tuesday, Hudgens — who had previously called the potential length of quarantine due to the pandemic “a
Shareif Ziyadat/WireImage(LOS ANGELES) — Tekashi69 just wrapped one lawsuit and now he’s got another. The rainbow-haired rapper is currently being sued by Fashion Nova for failing to carry out his end of a deal. According to documents obtained by TMZ, the
Presley Ann/Getty Images for Hulu(LOS ANGELES) — If you thought John Legend and Chrissy Teigen couldn’t be anymore #couplegoals, you’re wrong. On Tuesday, the couple just set the bar even higher after they put on a show for fans who are
Charley Gallay/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Amanda Bynes is about to be a mom. Keeping up with her new tradition of announcing major news on the holidays, the Nickelodeon star, along with her on-again fiance Paul Michael, made the major
Presley Ann/WireImage – Frazer Harrison/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — Talk about girl power! Demi Lovato and Miley Cyrus buried the hatchet and opened up about their struggles on Monday in a new Instagram show titled, Bright Minded. The show, which Miley was inspired
ABC/Ida Mae Astute(LOS ANGELES) — Tom Hanks and Idris Elba, two big-name celebs who’ve been diagnosed with COVID-19 coronavirus, took to social media Tuesday to give updates on their condition. Hanks posted a message to Instagram and
Cartoon Network(LOS ANGELES) — With the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak reinforcing the importance of basic hygiene — even during the season of your “regular” colds and flu — Cartoon Network has deployed its animated stars to drive the point home for younger
Photo by BG020/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images(LOS ANGELES) — While it’s always nice to unplug in our connected world, it has its disadvantages, too. Jared Leto just learned this after coming out of a 12-day meditation in the desert, during which he
Warner Bros. Pictures(LOS ANGELES) — If you’re bored with social distancing rules stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, at least you’ll have more stuff to watch at home. Warner Bros. has announced its film Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey being
NBCUniversal(NEW YORK) — With the COVID-19 forcing the suspension of numerous film and TV projects, Saturday Night Live announced that they will not move forward with their next three scheduled shows. Variety reports that SNL was originally set to return on March