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OVER two decades have passed since How the Grinch Stole Christmas came out - and it's still a Christmas classic. And fans will be delighted to know that the adorable Cindy Lou Who is still singing.

“How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” — and the TV and film incarnations it inspired. The 1957 book about a grumpy hermit who lives on the outskirts of town — where he hatches a plan to steal Christmas from the Whos of Whoville — has spawned, most notably, a classic 1966 TV special and Ron Howard’s 2000 feature film starring Jim Carrey and Taylor Momsen.The residence, hand-carved on the side of a massive stone mountain, will be available to rent between Dec.

Celebrities are just like us… haunted by the restless spirits of the dead!

Penn Badgley has plenty of secrets he's willing to tell! The 34-year-old actor, who famously played Dan Humphrey on the hit teen drama, opened up in a new interview with about Dan (a.k.a Gossip Girl) and his biggest faux pas as a character. «How could it be 10 years later when he hasn't aged a day?» Badgley quipped of the show ending almost 10 years ago. As for the worst thing Dan ever did, Badgley had a good answer. «He outed his sister losing her virginity,» he said of Jenny Humphrey played by Taylor Momsen. «These storylines are twisted.

Chris Cornell‘s daughter Lily has discussed mental health with her mother Susan Silver to mark what would have been her father’s 57th birthday.The conversation came as part of Cornell’s ‘Mind Wide Open’ series on Instagram TV, which has seen her speak to Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder, Taylor Momsen and more.“For my last episode of Mind Wide Open (for now), I can think of no better guest than my extraordinary mom, Susan Silver, manager of such legendary bands as Alice In Chains, Soundgarden and others,” Lily wrote on Instagram alongside the video.“Today marks the one year anniversary of the series, which I launched in honour of my dad on his birthday.

It wasn’t rare for Serena van der Woodsen, Blair Waldorf and co. to run into A-list stars over six seasons of The CW’s Gossip Girl, but some cameos from the original series were more “blink and you’ll miss it” than others.

The Pretty Reckless have unveiled their new video for ‘Only Love Can Save Me Now’, which features cameos from Soundgarden‘s Kim Thayil and Matt Cameron.Thayil and Cameron appeared on the track, which was released on The Pretty Reckless’ album ‘Death By Rock And Roll’ earlier this year, and have now appeared in the video.You can see the video below, which sees the musicians from both bands performing on a dramatic, water-covered stage.“It’s hard to describe the feeling around our song Only Love Can Save Me Now,” said Pretty Reckless lead singer Taylor Momsen. ​“The song was born out of tragedy and brought to life by two of my favourite musicians of all time, Matt Cameron and Kim Thayil.“Hearing them play it is simply surreal.

Hey, Upper East Siders — it looks like Twitter has unearthed an alternate intro to Gossip Girl, and it’s so hilarious even Bart Bass would have to laugh.

The Pretty Reckless’ Taylor Momsen has spoken to Chris Cornell’s daughter, Lily Cornell Silver, about her mental health struggles.Momsen was a guest on the latest episode of Mind Wide Open – a series and podcast hosted by Silver that aims to “help de-stigmatise the conversation around mental health.” Guests on the show have so far included mental health professionals, public figures and artists who share their insights into mental health issues.Momsen spoke openly on the podcast about how music helped her to recover from mental health issues following the death of Cornell in 2017.

The Pretty Reckless‘ Taylor Momsen has shared her dislike for collaborations in the modern era, calling them overdone.Momsen’s band released their new album ‘Death By Rock And Roll’ last month.“I didn’t go into this record with the intention of featuring anyone. I never do, that’s not how I think, that’s not how I write songs,” Momsen told Loudwire Nights of her plans going into the new album.“Collaborations, I think, especially now in today’s paradigm, can be very overdone.

Evanescence have dropped a new single, ‘Better Without You’, lifted from their forthcoming studio album.Released yesterday (March 5), the track is the third official single lifted from the band’s upcoming album, ‘The Bitter Truth’, due out March 26.

Taylor Momsen is speaking out about battling depression and substance abuse following the death of Chris Cornell and her longtime producer, Kato Khandwala.

Taylor Momsen has shared that she fell into a "hole of utter depression and substance abuse" after the death of Chris Cornell.

Out from under. Taylor Momsen candidly opened up in a new interview about the personal struggles she dealt with after the deaths of her friends Chris Cornell and Kato Khandwala.

The Pretty Reckless‘ Taylor Momsen has given her thoughts on the gender divide within the rock industry, explaining that music should be judged “simply on what’s the best”.The New York band are set to release their fourth studio album ‘Death By Rock And Roll’ on February 12 and have previewed the project with its title track, ‘Broomsticks’, ’25’ and the Tom Morello-featuring ‘And So It Went’.During a new interview with The Forty-Five, frontwoman Momsen was asked about the latter single as well as the forthcoming song ‘Witches Burn’ – both of which deal with being heard among the male-dominated rock scene.Asked if there were any personal situations she wishes she could change, the singer said that she has “certainly had my fair share of

The Pretty Reckless, has recalled her final conversation with the late Chris Cornell in a new interview.Speaking to Los Angeles radio station 95.5 KLOS, Momsen explained that she was one of the last people to see Cornell alive. On the night he passed away, Cornell and Soundgarden had played the final show of their tour with The Pretty Reckless.“[Chris Cornell] tended to leave right after the show, so I was kind of waiting by the back door knowing that it was the last night of tour, and I wanted to thank him for everything and say whatever I was gonna say,” Momsen said in the interview.“And I did, I caught him as he was walking out.

The Pretty Reckless have shared a new track featuring Tom Morello – listen to ‘And So It Went’ below.Set to appear on the band’s upcoming fourth album ‘Death By Rock And Roll’, the raging four and a half minute track benefits from a charged guitar solo by the Rage Against The Machine legend.It follows the previously released ‘Broomsticks’, ’25’, and also the album’s title track, ‘Death By Rock And Roll’.Frontwoman Taylor Momsen sings on the chorus: “They said the world does not belong to you/ You are not the king, I am not the fool/ They said the world does not belong to you/ It don’t belong to you/ It belongs to me.”You can listen to ‘And So It Went’ below:‘Death By Rock And Roll’ arrives on February 12 via Fearless Records.

Boy George, Taylor Momsen, and Gary Barlow are among the stars joining the line-up for the forthcoming A Bowie Celebration: Just For One Day! virtual concert in honor of the late David Bowie.Comedian Ricky Gervais and Ground Control – a supergroup made up of Slipknot’s Corey Taylor, Foo Fighters’ Taylor Hawkins, and Jane’s Addiction’s Dave Navarro and Chris Chaney – join a stellar bill of previously announced stars, including Adam Lambert, Gavin Rossdale, Duran Duran, Yungblud, Peter Frampton and Macy Gray.The virtual get together was organized by Bowie’s long-time keyboard player, Mike Garson, and will air on Bowie’s birthday on January 8, 2021.

Taylor Momsen might be best known for her rock group, The Pretty Reckless, and her role on, but back in 2000, she was little innocent Cindy Lou Who in the hit Ron Howard film . Momsen, 27, opened up about filming the Christmas classic in a rare interview for the show. «I do remember having a lot of fun on that set,» the actress and musician recalled, noting that the actors went to what she called «Who school» to learn how to do the film's complicated stunts. Due to her young age, she was only about seven at the time, Momsen couldn't wear the prosthetics that the rest of the cast wore, so a line was added into the film to explain her different look. «They wrote a line into the film, 'She hasn't even grown into her nose yet,' because I

Taylor Momsen, 27, had a special moment with music when she played the role of Cindy Lou Who in How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and she’s reflecting on it now, 20 years later. The actress and singer talked about one of the most heartwarming memories she has from being a part of the iconic holiday film, in a new interview with TODAY, and it involved recording the incredible song, “Where Are You Christmas?”.

Taylor Momsen had her breakout role as Cindy Lou Who in 2000's-- How The Grinch Stole Christmas -- when she was just seven-years-old.And now, as the Christmas fantasy film celebrates its 20th anniversary, Momsen shared about the lasting impact the project has had on her life going forward.One of the many standout moments for the actress and singer was getting to work alongside Jim Carrey, who played the iconic title role of the Grinch.