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Tyler Perry plays many roles. From Madea, to writing, producing and directing. But his new role is being a father. During an appearance on The Real, Perry opened up about fatherhood and the joy he has having a son. Read More »
Is Patti LaBelle taking all of the claim for her sweet potato pie sellout? In a new interview, the songstress said that her "Patti Pies" were selling before James Wright Chanel's video went viral. Read More »
Bobbi Kristina's death at such a young ag has caused a wave of emotions on social media as mourners and celebrities like Oprah, Russell Simmons, Tamar Braxton, Rosie O'Donnell and more comment on the tragic end for the only daughter of the late Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown. Read More »
Life as a teenager is already hard, but life for transgender teen, Jazz Jennings is probably even harder. Following her debut on TLC with the new hit Television series, I Am Jazz, the 14-year-old transgender is speaking out to Oprah about what life's like being in the spotlight. Read More »
Actress Maya Rudolph stopped by the Superdome in New Orleans this past weekend and delivered a hilarious commencement speech for the graduating class of Tulane University. There in attendance was not only the hysterical former Saturday Night Live player – who was apparently naked under that gown – but also the impressions of two legendary ladies: Beyonce and Oprah! Read More »
Celebrities aren't typically the people we go to for our inspirational advice or ways to live a happier life ... unless we're going to TMZ and thanking some higher being that we're not in their shoes. Regardless, we can't gloss over the fact that some of them do have a thing (or two or three or four) to say. And truth be told, some of it can be pretty inspirational. So, if you're looking for more of a reason to love people like Taylor Swift, Oprah and Bradley Cooper – the buddhas of Hollywood – we've got it for you. Read More »
Comedian David Letterman is winding down his longtime run over on CBS' The Late Show, which will kick off episodes with its new host Stephen Colbert this coming September. And now, it's being reported that Letterman has released who his final guests will be as he comes down to the final show on this coming May 20. Joining him in some of his last episodes will be the likes of Oprah, George Clooney, Tom Hanks, and many, many more. Reports from a press release provided by CBS note that alongside the aforementioned celebs will be Billy Crystal – who just premiered his new FX series The Comedians – Tina Fey, Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Murray, and more as panel guests. Read More »
Where is she now? Fans of the first three seasons of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills will remember the sob story that was Taylor Armstrong. The starlet was not only in an abusive marriage, according to reports, but she also was faced with a massive amount of debt after her husband Russell committed suicide, and that was all during season one. The housewife stayed with the show for the next three years, as viewers got to see her pick up the pieces of her life. However, after that she disappeared from the limelight, only making cameo appearances here and there, which makes viewers wonder, "Where is Taylor Armstrong now?" Read More »
Tyler Perry's popular television drama, "The Haves and the Have Nots" picks up after the kidnapping of Judge Jim Cryer (John Schneider) by his nemesis Candace Young (Tika Sumpter). OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network's hit TV show will air Tuesday, Jan. 6, at 9 p.m for a second season. The network's highest-rated series, "The Haves and Have Nots" follows the complicated dynamic between the rich and powerful Cryer and Harrington families and the Cryers's hired help, including the less-fortunate Young family. For a sneak-peek of the upcoming new season of "The Haves and the Have Nots," view the video below: Read More »
What's Oprah's ideal Christmas present? The billioniare icon joined Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show last night to promote the new civil rights film Selma and deliver a huge dose of Christmas cheer, while also revealing what to get the woman who has everything. Also taking part in Midnight Meadows - the 'vocal effects soap opera' where Oprah slapped Fallon at the end of every scene - Oprah then explained to Fallon that what she misses the most from The Oprah Show is her live audience... and explained how selfies are the new autograph! Read More »
Star Connor, talked to former NFL and MLB star Deion Sanders -- the head hancho in charge of the hit show, Deion's Family Playbook, that became the highest rated freshman docu-series in OWN history. They chatted about the show, love, divorce, his ex-wife, raising kids and more. Read More »
Kristin Cavallari may have found fame on reality TV, but she doesn't think people should follow in her footsteps. The "Laguna Beach" and "The Hills" star, and wife of Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, says she felt "used and manipulated" by MTV on the hit realty show, saying she was pushed into a love triangle and taken advantage of due to her naivety. Read More »
The NFL's first openly gay player, Michael Sam, has revealed why thinks he was cut from the St. Louis Rams and Dallas Cowboys and is no longer on an NFL team ... and it has nothing to do with his talent. The defensive player, who came out before this year's NFL draft — told reporters that he still believes he has a future in football, and that the reason he's not in the league may have to do with his sexuality and about the bogus "Michael Sam distraction" rather than his talent as a footballer. When asked by TMZ why he's not currently on an NFL team, despite being drafted by the St. Louis Rams and then picked up by the Dallas Cowboys after being placed on waivers by the Rams, "I was the SEC Defensive Player of the Year last year, I don't think it had to do with talent." Even though Sam was a college star, the fact that Sam is gay caused many in football to wonder how it would affect his draft stock and his eventual acceptance into the NFL, with the "(New York) Daily News" even saying "most NFL experts blamed his size — and not the fact that he was gay" for his draft-day drop. Read More »
