Celebrities

The actor recently talked about a strange and uncomfortable meeting with another celebrity, who immediately seemed like trouble.

Following reports that 94-year-old actor William Shatner, known for his role in *Star Trek*, was hospitalized on September 24th due to a health issue, Shatner addressed the rumors and clarified what happened.

I was so surprised to hear Kim Kardashian talk about this! Apparently, her mom once set her up on a blind date completely behind her back – Kim didn’t even know it was happening until it was time to go! It just goes to show, even for someone like her, things don’t always go smoothly when it comes to dating.

The second season concluded by revealing that Borderland isn’t a physical place, but a shared near-death experience. Everyone in the Shibuya area, especially around the famous Scramble Crossing, experienced this when the meteor struck.

Tonight, two more couples will tie the knot, but one bride’s insistence on everything being perfect might actually prevent her from finding happiness with her new husband.

Kourtney Kardashian gave fans a glimpse into life on tour with her and Travis Barker’s son, 22-month-old Rocky. It looks like they’re enjoying a true rockstar experience!

Jeff Probst recently explained the reasons behind the last-minute decision to remove two players from season 49, just 12 hours before filming began.

When a rumor spread that September 23rd would be the date of the Rapture – a religious event where Christians are believed to be taken to heaven – a popular talk show host explained why she didn’t believe the predictions of the end of the world.

The sequel to Ghost of Tsushima, developed by Sucker Punch, introduces a new protagonist named Atsu and takes place centuries after the original game. While it features a fresh story, a brand new map, and different enemies, it still manages to feel surprisingly similar to its predecessor.

There are tons of ways to get goals in this game, but I gotta say, there’s something *really* satisfying about pulling off those ‘low drivens’ – that’s what we fans call them, anyway. They take some practice to get right, which makes it even better when you finally nail it!