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Kelly Ripa and her husband Mark Consuelos are hitting their one-year anniversary of co-hosting Live! with Kelly & Mark together, and we’ve dug up some interesting information about their net worths!

Anya Taylor-Joy is opening up about how her husband Malcolm McRae proposed and how the movie Forrest Gump was involved.

Travis Kelce is enjoying some quality time with the Mahomes family while his girlfriend Taylor Swift is performing abroad.

Barry Keoghan was in attendance at his girlfriend Sabrina Carpenter‘s latest show!

Below Deck‘s latest season is coming to an end!

There are plenty of celebrities who have refused to join any kind of social media platform and have opened up about their reasons why.

Johnny Wactor is being hailed a hero by his family after he was killed in a robbery attempt.

Sophie Turner and her boyfriend Peregrine Pearson are still going strong as a couple!

Johnny Wactor. The ‘General Hospital’ actor, 37, died after being shot multiple times while his car was being stolen in Los Angeles, California. The star was leaving his job at a rooftop bar in the city around 3:30 a.m.

Milan and Sasha, Shakira’s kids, definitely inherited her musical talent. This weekend they showcased it once again at a special school event, with Shakira cheering them on as their biggest fan.

Grayson Murray’s death at the age of 30, just one day after he withdrew from the Charles Schwab Challenge in Texas, citing illness. The golfer had played the first round and part of the second before announcing his withdrawal. “We were devastated to learn – and are heartbroken to share – that PGA TOUR player Grayson Murray passed away this morning.

Glen Powell has revealed that he “puked in the bushes” after his first viewing of Hidden Figures because he thought he’d “ruined” the film.The US actor played real-life astronaut and former US senator John Glenn in Theodore Melfi’s Oscar-nominated film about the three African-American mathematicians – played by Octavia Spencer, Taraji P Henson and Janelle Monáe – who were pivotal in his historic launch into space back in 1962.Speaking on a recent episode of Therapuss with Jake Shane, the actor admitted that he had seen Top Gun: Maverick, in which he played pilot Hangman, four times.When host Shane reacted with surprise that the star was able to watch his performances back, Powell responded that “it does get in your own head”, adding: “People forget that when you’re watching a rough cut of a movie, it’s probably like watching the footage of yourself that you’re having to edit. So you sit there and you’re like, ‘I hate myself.’”The Anyone But You star then recalled his experience seeing the first cut of the 2016 film.

Adele and Beyoncé – sent letters to each of the tech giants demanding to know if they had used their songs to develop artificial intelligence systems.According to BBC, the letter was sent to more than 700 firms in total, writing that they had “reason to believe” that the recipients “may already have made unauthorized uses” of its music.Sony Music has reportedly given firms a deadline to respond, and said it will enforce its copyright policy “to the full extent permitted by applicable law”.The conversation around A.I. in music is particularly contentious at present, sparking ongoing concerns about how and where emerging technology “learns” to produce its output and if it has permission to pull from data like books or music catalogues.The EU’s upcoming AI Act is set to tighten up and clarify rules around artificial intelligence and how systems are trained.One high-profile case saw Game of Thrones author George R.R.

Declan McKenna has announced a short run of shows across the UK for this summer.Between his various dates at festivals including Glastonbury, Boardmasters, TRNSMT Festival, Truck, Y Not and more in support of his third album ‘What Happened To The Beach?’, McKenna will be playing five headline shows.He will perform two July gigs in Halifax and Bridlington, while further shows in Bexhill, Nottingham and Edinburgh will take place in August.Tickets are on sale now – grab yours here and check out the full list of dates below.A post shared by Declan Mckenna (@thedeclanmckenna)Declan McKenna’s summer 2024 tour dates are:JULY27 – Halifax, Victoria Theatre28 – Bridlington, SpaAUGUST9 – Bexhill, De La Warr Pavilion11 – Nottingham, Rock City12 – Edinburgh, Playhouse Theatre In a four-star review of McKenna’s latest record, NME wrote: “On ‘What Happened To The Beach?’, perfectionism is released to make space to revel in creativity, resulting in a truly joyful effort.”McKenna said in a recent interview with NME that he’d found the process of making the album “quite empowering”, adding: “[It] has made me feel like I’m capable of executing different kinds of songs.“I see every album of mine as an opportunity to make something that I’m proud of, as well as an opportunity to learn from different people along the way.

Khruangbin.Listen to ‘People Never Change’ below.The new album is set to capture the group’s personal evolution, which has expanded since marriages and children.“BETA is a collection of stories about the future told 50 years in the past, to make sense of the present, on our only home, planet Earth,” said the band in a press release.‘BETA’ was just one of five album titles that could have been selected for the project. They wrote down all five, put them in a hat, and let drummer Karan Singh’s six-month-old son reach in and pick.A post shared by Peter Cat Recording Co.

Billie Eilish has said that she won’t be doing a three-hour long set when she takes to the stage on her upcoming tour.The singer recently dropped her third album ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ and announced a world tour to celebrate the release, but has told fans she won’t be performing hours’ worth of material during the show.Speaking to fans on the app StationHead for a Q&A, the artist shared her thoughts on the idea of her performing an especially lengthy concert.“I’m not doing a three-hour show, that’s literally psychotic,” she said, according to an audio snippet shared on X.She continued: “Nobody wants that. You guys don’t want that.

Wallows musician shot to stardom after starring in 13 Reasons Why, but has since revealed that reaching such heights in his career prompted him to reevaluate things.“I was fortunate to find success in [acting],” he said during a recent interview on the Zach Sang Show.“I was on 13 Reasons Why and it was really popular and definitely reached a peak in what I’ve had in acting. But it also started to feel like a bit of a job.

Astroworld tragedy.10 people were killed and hundreds more injured in a deadly crowd crush during the US rapper’s headline set at his own annual music festival in 2021.Scott and Live Nation had settled nearly all the wrongful death lawsuits filed over the tragedy as of May 9, with the exception of that from the family of nine-year-old Ezra Blount, the youngest person who died during the concert.However, the artist and Live Nation have now settled the final lawsuit, for which jury selection was due to begin in September.In a statement to the Houston Chronicle, S. Scott West, an attorney for the Blount family, said: “The family is happy to resolve its claim against all defendants following the death of their son, Ezra.

Sunday Sitdown with Willie Geist, released April 21, Waddingham talked about her experience rising into prominence since performing as a main cast member of Ted Lasso, for which she won an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.As reported by The Sun, Waddingham revealed that she’s kept a list of people in her head who got in her way as a working actor, including producers and casting directors. “Not that you hold a grudge,” chimes Geist, to which Waddingham replies “Not at all.”However, she adds: “Yes, there is a little list of people who wouldn’t give me the time of day but now want to work together.

Kelly Rowland on the Cannes red carpet last week has been caught up in another spat with Dominican actor Massiel Taveras.Last week, the former Destiny’s Child star was attending the premiere of the film Marcello Mio, a French-Italian comedy written and directed by Christopher Honoré.Footage from the event revealed that Rowland got involved in a heated exchange with the female usher, who appeared to be guiding her into the venue before the singer raised a finger and seemingly engaged in a verbal dispute.Rowland later addressed the incident with the Associated Press on the red carpet of Cannes’ amfAR gala event. “The woman knows what happened.

Bradley Cooper recently joined Pearl Jam during the band’s headlining set at BottleRock Napa Valley 2024 over the weekend.On Saturday (May 25), Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder brought out Cooper to perform ‘Maybe It’s Time’, taken from the soundtrack of 2018 film A Star is Born. The Oscar-nominated film starred Cooper as tragic rock star character Jackson Maine alongside Lady Gaga‘s Ally.The song – written by country singer-songwriter Jason Isbell for the film – had its acoustic arrangement retained by Vedder, who sat alongside Cooper for the performance.Vedder introduced the song by talking about the film, which he praised as “very powerful” and “moving”: “Tonight is a very special occasion because [Jackson Maine] is coming back to life.