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Billy Crystal has revealed that he no longer has his character’s iconic chunky white knit from the 1989 rom-com “When Harry Met Sally.”“I got a lot,” the 76-year-old told People on Saturday after being asked if he still has clothes from the film “I’m a little bit of a clothes horse. The one I don’t have is that sweater, and I had it for years, the one from ‘Harry and Sally’ – the real one.”As for where Crystal thinks the sweater could be? He admitted: “I made a donation.”“I believe it was to UCLA’s theater department with tons of clothes for costumes,” continued the comedian.

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best thing they never had.After rumors swirled that Beyoncé would perform at Vice President Kamala Harris’ rally in Houston on Friday, fans were let down after the superstar failed to put on a show for the crowd of 30,000. Instead, the 43-year-old “Texas Hold ‘Em” singer, a native of the Lone Star State, delivered a speech at Harris’ event, in which she endorsed the Veep in the 2024 presidential election.The singer left the stage without performing — leaving critics to claim that Bey was snubbing the Democratic presidential nominee.Instead, 91-year-old Willie Nelson performed for the crowd.

can have too much of a good thing. Nicole Kidman hit headlines earlier this week saying she “didn’t want to orgasm anymore” after filming steamy scenes for her upcoming erotic thriller “Babygirl”And doctors have no confirmed that “orgasm burnout” experienced by the Oscar-winner is indeed a very real thing.

can have too much of a good thing. Nicole Kidman hit headlines earlier this week saying she “didn’t want to orgasm anymore” after filming steamy scenes for her upcoming erotic thriller “Babygirl”And doctors have no confirmed that “orgasm burnout” experienced by the Oscar-winner is indeed a very real thing.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle haven’t made a joint appearance in more than a month, sparking speculation that their marriage may be in trouble. But a PR expert says their separate public outings don’t have anything to do with their personal life.

his tedious play about AI, “McNeal,” one star, while the Times called it “timely but turgid.” A source told Closer magazine, “The brutal reviews have shattered him. He poured his heart into this project, only for it to bomb — it’s been a blow to his ego.”Another said, “he won’t be stepping foot on a theater stage again.”He should, if Downey Jr. could shepherd in a better script.

Only Murders in the Building.”Many think the actors did, too.Their reps have said the pair are “just friends” but Streep and Short, 74, have been spotted all over New York and Los Angeles at dinners, red carpets and events. They even held hands at the premiere of the fourth season of “Only Murders” in August.Earlier this year, the two were seen sitting together at the Golden Globes and later spotted goofing off at the 2023 American Film Institute Awards.Steve Martin, 79, who stars opposite Short and Selena Gomez on “Only Murders,” added fuel to the fire a week ago when he posted a photo of the trio from a Glamour article, with a giant red bar over Martin’s face.Martin did not add a caption to his post, letting the picture speak for itself — which some took as a possible “hard launch” of an official relationship.Three-time Oscar winner Streep has not made any attempt to hide her affection for Short.Back in September 2019, she was honored at the inaugural TIFF Tribute Gala at Toronto Film Festival and started off by saying, “I’m so grateful to Canada for so many things, chiefly, of course, Joni Mitchell, and second, Martin Short.”“It’s like the biggest open secret,” a senior TV insider said of Streep and Short.

Bela Lugosi, who made his mark as Dracula in Hollywood, insisted to reporters he battled a crippling addiction to drugs for over two decades — but one author claimed he “deliberately exaggerated” his story for a heartbreaking reason.“What he said was that he had been dependent on drugs for 20 years, in some cases 25 years,” author Robert Cremer told Fox News Digital. “But he greatly exaggerated the story… And this exaggeration of his dependency on drugs was aimed, in part, at [his fourth wife] in the hope that she would feel guilty, would reconcile with him and come back to him.”“He wanted to win back his wife and his son,” Cremer added.Cremer, who was a syndicated columnist at The Hollywood Reporter, has a new book set to be published on Dec.