Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis Ask $14 Million for Beverly Hills Home

Celebrity MasterChef back in 2020, but the star has since shared how the show encouraged her to take her cooking one step too far.The comedienne detailed the horrific moment she “smashed her jaw” in her own kitchen at home, in a candid interview with Express.co.uk.Crissy will be taking on a whole new challenge this February when she steps into the world of musical theatre with an all-star cast for Cruising Through Menopause.Arriving as a sequel to Menopause the Musical, which has been hailed as the “ultimate girls’ night out”, the show is set to embark on a six-month tour of the UK and Ireland this Spring with Crissy leading the charge.However, last year, things took a turn for the worse for Crissy, when she was forced to undergo surgery following a terrible accident she had shortly after her stint on Celebrity MasterChef.Crissy admitted that she loved competing in the BBC programme, but also quipped that the show was at fault for her accident.Inspired by her stint on the challenging programme, Crissy started to experiment in the kitchen, which is what led to her hellish cooking injury. “I’ll blame MasterChef, I was alright with a tin opener. It made me become adventurous!” she joked.Remembering her time on the show, Crissy explained: “Oh, that was a disaster for me, MasterChef.“When I got back though, because I’m not really a cook or nothing, I really got into it.

"It is unbelievable to have to say goodbye to somebody with gloves and a pinafore on," she said."It doesn't bear thinking about."He survived COVID in a care home.

Demi Lovato is bringing the heat to a Super Bowl pre-party!

That ’70s Show managed to cultivate some of the most iconic moments in pop culture history. It’s also responsible for catapulting its younger stars Topher Grace, Laura Prepon, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, Wilmer Valderrama and Danny Masterson into the spotlight.Created by Mark Brazill, Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner, That ’70s Show centered on a group of teens growing up in the suburbs of Wisconsin in the 1970s.

When you support All Lives Matter, you’re denying the Black Lives Matter movement. That’s what celebrities like Ashton Kutcher and Kate Beckinsale, and Seth Rogen are trying to get through to fans who can’t understand why the phrase is offensive. It boils down to a misunderstanding: when someone says “black lives matter,” they in no way are saying that “black lives matter more than any other lives.” The phrase is just pointing out that in the United States, the lives of black people are severely undervalued, especially when it comes to interactions with the police.

Fans were left both supportive and a little baffled as Ashton Kutcher broke down this week while explaining the meaning behind the Black Lives Matter message.

Ashton Kutcher fought back tears in a powerful Instagram video while explaining why black lives matter to followers who have responded to his ‘BLM’ post over the weekend with the tone deaf ‘All lives matter’.

Ashton Kutcher fought back tears in a powerful Instagram video while explaining why black lives matter to followers who have responded to his ‘BLM’ post over the weekend with the tone-deaf ‘All lives matter’.

Ashton Kutcher fought back tears in a powerful Instagram video while explaining why black lives matter to followers who have responded to his ‘BLM’ post over the weekend with the tone-deaf ‘All lives matter’. The actor was supporting those protesting the death of George Floyd with his Black Lives Matter tag and was stunned by the response from fans who didn’t seem to get the importance of the words.

Whether people would like to admit it or not, we are in the middle of a revolution where people of all backgrounds are coming together to call out and dismantle white supremacy. Ashton Kutcher has used his influence over his millions of fans to educate them on why the phrase ‘All Lives Matter’ should not be a response.

Ashton Kutcher is explaining why he supports the Black Lives Matter movement.

Ashton Kutcher is giving his followers an emotional explanation behind his Black Lives Matter post. The 42-year-old actor spoke out on Instagram about his decision to post black squares and a black-and-white image of the American flag with the caption «BLM.» 

Spreading the word. Ashton Kutcher shared an emotional video about a conversation he had with his children amid the nationwide Black Lives Matter protests over George Floyd’s death.

Ashton Kutcher has an important message. On Tuesday, the That ‘70s Show alum took to Instagram with a tearful plea aimed toward his followers that commented "All Lives Matter" on a recent post.

Ashton Kutcher, 42, was one of the many stars who took to their social media to discuss the ongoing issues in our world in the wake of George Floyd‘s death. “So, on Saturday, I posted a blackout of my social media channels, just posted BLM. And a lot of folks responded ‘All Lives Matter,'” he began in an Instagram clip shared on Wednesday, June 3. “And I want to talk about that a little bit because I don’t think that the people posting ‘All Lives Matter’ should be cancelled. I think they should be educated.”

Celebrities have taken to social media in recent days in support of Black Lives Matter as protests for racial justice have erupted across the country.And Ashton Kutcher posted to Instagram on Tuesday in support of the BLM movement and called for those who support All Lives Matter to be 'educated.'In a long IGTV story, the That 70s Show star said 'I don’t think that the people posting ‘All Lives Matter’ should be cancelled. I think they should be educated.' BLM: Ashton Kutcher posted to Instagram on Tuesday in support of the BLM movement and called for those who support All Lives Matter to be 'educated''So, on Saturday, I posted a blackout of my social media channels, just posted BLM,' he said.

Ashton Kutcher is explaining his thoughts about the term “All Lives Matter” amid Black Lives Matter protests nationwide against police brutality and systemic racism following the murder of George Floyd.

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are on the move! The pair is parting with the first home they ever owned together, and asking $14 million for the traditional, East Coast style estate. They purchased the property in May 2014 after selling their respective bachelor and bachelorette pads, and prior to their July 2015 marriage.

Ashton Kutcher and wife Mila Kunis purchased the massive property in 2014 for $10.2 million while they were expecting their first child.Six years and two kids later, the power couple have put the Beverly Hills mansion on the market for $13.995 million, according to Variety.The home is 7,351 square feet with five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms.

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis will no longer be hanging out, down the street from their Beverly Hills home.  According to Variety, the A-list couple is seeking for $14 million for the keys to their picturesque property. Located in the star-studded, super private Hidden Valley community of the 90210, this five-bedroom, five-bathroom house is guaranteed to make it on your Pinterest board.  The backyard is just as enviable as the interior, with a lagoon-style swimming pool, spa, grotto and outdoor kitchen and bar sitting atop more than half an acre of land.  Ashton and Mila, who are proud parents to 3-year-old son Dimitri and 5-year-old daughter Wyatt, reportedly shelled out $10.2 million for the home in 2014.

Before they were household names and Oscar-nominated A-listers, actors like Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie graced TV screens on a weekly basis when they appeared on iconic soap operas! A number of Hollywood celebs, who now star on the big screen, actually got their first big break in the industry by starting on the small screen. These performers left a major impression on the world of soap operas that sky rocketed them into super stardom. Tonight, ABC is paying special tribute to the long-running TV format with the special The Story Of Soaps. Before the two-hour special, we’re taking a look back at some of the famous faces you may not know got their first taste for acting by starring on soaps like Days of Our Lives, and All My Children.