Celebrities

A former star of Teen Mom gave her oldest son, Elliott, a car for his 16th birthday. His reaction to the surprise gift was incredibly sweet.

As a true crime and horror fan, the story of John Wayne Gacy always chills me to the bone. For years, between ’72 and ’78, he was quietly terrorizing the Norwood Park neighborhood of Chicago. The really disturbing part? He seemed like such a normal guy – a husband, a dad, even involved in local politics and running a business. Nobody suspected a thing. But hidden under his house, in the crawl space, he was keeping a horrifying secret – the remains of his victims. It’s just… incredibly unsettling how someone could hide such darkness behind a normal facade.

Following speculation about a possible romance with Lewis Hamilton, sparked by a private flight from the U.K. to Paris, Kim Kardashian shared photos and videos from her time in France.

Although the potential benefits are huge, the idea itself is really difficult to grasp.

During the initial filming of the movie based on Emily Brontë’s novel, the actor playing the main villain, Heathcliff, was briefly admitted to the hospital.

Investigators are still looking into the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has stated that they discovered DNA evidence inside her home, which is now being treated as a crime scene.

Halle Berry, the first Black woman to win an Oscar for Best Actress (for her role in Monster’s Ball in 2001), recently revealed that her historic win didn’t lead to as many career opportunities as she expected.

Following Cher’s mistake while presenting the Record of the Year award at the 2026 ceremony on February 1st, the Emmy-winning artist described what happened behind the scenes with host Trevor Noah.

John Fry will wear multiple hats on Fox’s new series, The Interrogator. He’s writing the scripts, serving as an executive producer, and starring as the lead character, Conrad Henry – a former MI6 agent. Fry is widely recognized for his talent, and he’s bringing that expertise to this new project.

Anderson Entertainment and Space Age Films, both based in the UK, are teaming up to create a new animated movie for theaters called ‘Merry Christmas, Earthlings!’. The film is based on a story written by the creator of ‘Thunderbirds’ back in 2006, according to Screen Daily.