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Josh Duhamel was partying a little too hard at his wedding… actually, before his wedding.The "Transformers" actor was actually in the North Dakota emergency room the morning of his nuptials after injuring his back dancing. In chatting with Vogue Australia, Josh's bride, Audra Mari, said her new husband slipped a disc in his back after "pulling some wild dance moves on the party bus."In recalling the moment, Audra said, "Cue the cortisone shot and let's get married!"Josh and Audra married this month in North Dakota, where they're both from.

Josh Duhamel was partying a little too hard at his wedding… actually, before his wedding.The "Transformers" actor was actually in the North Dakota emergency room the morning of his nuptials after injuring his back dancing. In chatting with Vogue Australia, Josh's bride, Audra Mari, said her new husband slipped a disc in his back after "pulling some wild dance moves on the party bus."In recalling the moment, Audra said, "Cue the cortisone shot and let's get married!"Josh and Audra married this month in North Dakota, where they're both from.

Victoria Beckham wants to remind us that entertainment media has come a long way!

Victoria Beckham is looking back on an unsavoury moment from her Spice Girls days.

Nicole Kidman generated controversy when she appeared on the cover of Vanity Fair‘s annual “Hollywood Issue.”

BLACKPINK’s Rosé has opened up about how she felt during her years under YG Entertainment’s trainee program.In a new interview with Vogue Australia, the singer spoke about the four years she spent as a trainee under YG Entertainment, prior to her debut as a member of BLACKPINK. Rosé  touched on how harsh the K-pop training program was, describing it as “fighting for her life”.“When I got [to Korea], I was like, ‘This is quite intense,’” she said of her first few days as a trainee.

has recently opened up about growing up amid and how difficult it has been for her to escape from her past that she doesn’t agree with anymore, much so because she has evolved as a person. In an interview with Vogue Australia, the singer, 19, has reflected on her mistakes that repeatedly dwell on the internet."It's really weird how the world can see every aspect of your life and reminisce about [it]," she opened up to the magazine.

Selena Gomez is opening up about working with a pair of comedy legends, Steve Martin and Martin Short, in a new interview.The 28-year-old singer and actress stars alongside Martin, 75, and Short, 71, in the upcoming Hulu series Only Murders in the Building.She opened up about working with them in a wide-ranging interview with Vogue Australia, saying she was like a 'sponge just soaking all of that in.

After a long night at the Billboard Music Awards 2021 yesterday, and Nick Jonas took over the news for their stunning red carpet appearance where the duo couldn’t stop gushing over each other. Now, in an interview with Vogue Australia, the global actress has opened up about her 2-year-old marriage to the Jonas Brother alum, her career, failures and paving the way for the next South Asian generation.  When asked about her failures and how they helped her become who she truly is, PCJ said: “No one only wins.

Victoria Beckham has opened up on life pre-fame, and discussed how she was bullied at school for being ‘awkward.’Writing for Vogue Australia, the Spice Girl also explained how, because of her past experiences, she’s taught daughter Harper, nine, to look out for bullied children.‘When I was at school, I was quite an awkward teenager,’ VB said. ‘I didn’t have a huge amount of friends, and looking back I recognise that I was bullied at times. ‘I would never want anyone else to feel how I was made to feel.

Victoria Beckham has revealed that before finding fame as one-fifth of the world's biggest girl group, she was often left on her own and bullied.The Spice Girls star, who is married to David Beckham, added that she struggled with self-confidence during her younger years.Fashionista Victoria, 46, now claims that she encourages her daughter Harper, nine, to approach quieter children in school in a bid to make them feel more comfortable.Revealing her pain to Vogue Australia, the mum-of-four wrote: "When I was at school, I was quite an awkward teenager,"I didn't have a huge amount of friends, and looking back I recognise that I was bullied at times."She went on to add: "I would never want anyone else to feel how I was made to feel."So when

Vogue Australia, the former spice girl opened up about her struggles to socialise as a teenager. So much so, her lack of confidence has encouraged her to teach her youngest child Harper, nine, to make an extra effort to speak to the quiet children at school.