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Tiffany Haddish spoke to Jimmy Fallon about her recent DUI arrest as she appeared on “The Tonight Show” Monday.

Hilary Duff may have a big new show out, but she still found time to take her little girl shopping on Monday.The actress, 34, donned a denim jean jacket over a purple shirt and matching, form-fitting leggings as she made her way around Los Angeles with her daughter Banks.Her long blonde hair fell far past her shoulders down to the middle of her back. A blue, plaid flannel was tied around her waist.

Kelly Rizzo remembered happier times with her late husband Bob Saget in a bittersweet Instagram post shared on Monday.The 42-year-old journalist posted a sun-dappled photo of the loved-up couple enjoying drinks while finding some shade at the beach.But in her caption she revealed that things would 'never be the same' without the Full House star, who died on January 9 at age 65 while in Orlando, Florida, on a standup comedy tour. Missing him: Bob Saget's widow Kelly Rizzo shared a sweet photo of her and her late husband at the beach in a post from Monday will write that 'The world will never be the same' without her 'incredible husband'In her photo, Kelly and Bob could be seen relaxing on lounge chairs under a cabana by the water.Both were casual beach attire, and they showed off soft smiles for the camera while toasting their large copper mugs, which were overflowing with a fruity concoction.

Kelly Rizzo is looking back on the good times she had with Bob Saget prior to the actor and comedian’s unexpected death at age 65. On Monday, Rizzo, 42, shared to Instagram a new image of her "incredible husband" and delivered a message to her followers that the world "will never be the same." In the snap, the journalist and the late "Full House" star are seen enjoying each other’s time shaded by a cabana toasting with drinks in hand. Saget was found deceased in a Ritz-Carlton Orlando hotel room on Jan.

Always in her heart. Kelly Rizzo has continued to keep late husband Bob Saget at the front of her mind following his death earlier this month.

John Stamos was adorably interrupted by his three-year-old son Billy as the actor tried to tell his child a story in a new video.On Monday, the 58-year-old star shared a clip to his Instagram story in which he was seen holding Billy as he began his story.'Ok, here's the story, son, once upon a time....,' John said before breaking off when a grinning Billy turned his head to yell at his father. Cute:John Stamos was adorably interrupted by his three-year-old son Billy as the actor tried to tell his child a story in a new video'Ahhhhhh!' John shouted in mock surprise and pretended to be scared as his son giggled.

Helping him heal. One week after Bob Saget’s death, John Stamos giggled with his 3-year-old son, Billy, in a touching video.

Full House creator Jeff Franklin is selling off his mansion, which was built on the site where the Manson murders took place.The 21,000-square feet Beverly Hills  property, which has nine bedrooms and 18 bathrooms, has been put on the market for $85million (£63million). Franklin first purchased the mansion for $6.3million (£4.6million) in 2000.The luxury house sits on the same land where Sharon Tate and four others were murdered by the Manson family in the summer of 1969.Back then, the property’s address was 10050 Cielo Dr..

She's a busy mom with a bustling acting career.And Hilary Duff, a mother-of-three, proved to be totally hands-on with her children as she ran errands in Los Angeles with her middle daughter, Banks.Hilary, 34, looked chic wearing a black tank top and jeans as she stopped by a BevMo! liquor store in Studio City before heading over to a Barnes and Noble, where they were seen exiting with new books in hand. Out and about:Hilary Duff, a mother-of-three, proved to be totally hands-on with her children as she ran errands in Los Angeles with her middle daughter, BanksThe Lizzie McGuire star wore a classic strappy top with distressed light denim ripped and black flats. She paired the look with a silver cross-body bag and a zebra face mask.Her adorable three-year-old little girl wore a pink and maroon polka-dotted outfit with brown flats.

John Stamos is sharing the emotional eulogy he delivered at the funeral for his beloved friend and Full House co-star, Bob Saget.The actor and comedian, 65, was found dead in his room at the Ritz-Carlton in Orlando, Florida, on January 9, the afternoon after he performed his stand-up actat the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall, outside of Jacksonville.Saget was laid to rest five days later, on January 14, at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Cemetery, which is in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles.One week later, Stamos is now giving fans a look at his memorial tribute to Saget, which included a look back at his loving heart by using a healthy dose of hilarious anecdotes,just the way his 'best friend would have wanted, that was published in theLos Angeles Times. Tribute: John Stamos shared the emotional speech he gave for the late Bob Saget at his funeral service on January 14, fives days after he was found dead in his Florida hotel room; the eulogy was published with the Los Angeles Times on January 21Stamos began the speech by revealing how he isn't ready to accept that Saget is gone, and how he's 'not going to say goodbye yet.''I imagine him out there, still on the road, doing what he loves with all his heart and humor.

John Stamos has published his eulogy to Full House costar Bob Saget, noting how “Bob was there for me like no other.”

Zack Sharf John Stamos has published online the full eulogy he gave at the memorial for his “Full House” co-star Bob Saget, who died on Jan. 9 at the age of 65. Shortly after the news of Saget’s passing broke online, Stamos took to social media to share the following message: “I am broken.

John Stamos gave a heartbreaking eulogy at Bob Saget's memorial. On Friday, the 58-year-old "Full House" actor shared the full speech he gave at the Jan. 14 private funeral for the late comedian.  "I imagine him out there, still on the road, doing what he loves with all his heart and humor.

Gilbert Gottfried shared a tribute to his late friends, Bob Saget and Louie Anderson, to his Twitter account on Friday.The 66-year-old comedian posted a photo of himself spending time with the comedians at an event where the Full House star was seen taking a selfie with his fellow comics.The Aladdin voice actor also wrote a short message in his post's caption that read: 'This photo is very sad now. RIP Bob Saget and RIP Louie Anderson.

Celebrities are paying tribute to the late comedian Louie Anderson on social media. Anderson died at a hospital in Las Vegas due to complications from cancer, his longtime publicist Glenn Schwartz revealed on Friday.The comedian's death comes days after Schwartz broke the news that Anderson was battling a type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Comedian Pauly Shore shared a tweet Thursday night about how Anderson's family let him "say [his] goodbyes." "Attention comedians and @TheComedyStore alumni’s I say this with a heavy heart just left the hospital in Las Vegas where Louie Anderson his sisters and close friend were kind enough to let me say my goodbyes he’s still with us but keep him in your prayers." Celebrities paid tribute to comedian Louie Anderson on Friday after his publicist confirmed he had passed away.

John Stamos is remembering his friend and Full House co-star Bob Saget.

In memoriam…

John Stamos has shared the heartbreaking, but hilarious eulogy he gave at his best friend Bob Saget’s memorial with the Los Angeles Times.

The death of Louie Anderson on Friday (Jan. 21) sent shockwaves throughout the comedy world. The Baskets star and standup comedy icon reportedly passed away while receiving treatment for non-Hodgkins lymphoma, a diagnosis he announced just days before. While many had hoped that Louie, 68, would beat cancer, such was not the case, which left many of his peers devastated. “No words!” tweeted DL Hughley. “RIP Louie!! One of my all-time favorites.” “RIP Louie Anderson! You were as gracious and kind as you were funny. Rest well!! Keep ’em laughing in Heaven,” tweeted Viola Davis.

Ethan Shanfeld After news broke that “Baskets” star Louie Anderson died Friday morning, celebrities took to social media to mourn the loss of the Emmy-winning comedian. Anderson, who started the 1990s cartoon series “Life With Louie” and appeared in “Coming to America” and “Search Party,” was also a Las Vegas comedy staple, with his stand-up show “Louie: Larger Than Life” running from 2003 to 2012.Michael McKean took to Twitter to honor Anderson and his work in “Baskets” alongside Zach Galifianakis. “Baskets was such a phenomenal “second act” for Louie Anderson,” McKean wrote.

Kim Cattrall seems to be making a subtle statement about the Sex and the City reboot.