“Does North West have good parents?” the journalist questioned on Tuesday after the teen’s Dazed magazine cover dropped.
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Candace Cameron Bure weighed in on how to protect the next generation of child stars following the death of Hayden Panettiere. “Everyone’s experience is so different, and I think the time in your life, the decade that you’re a child actor, has something to do with it,” the actress, 50, exclusively told Us on Tuesday, August 25, while discussing her upcoming appearance on Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test season 5. “As someone who grew up on television in the ’80s and ’90s is a very different experience from what it is today.” Bure got her start in Hollywood as a…
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The singer’s free book program for kids has expanded to the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland and Australia since its 1995 inception.
There was a little magic in everyone on tonight’s red carpet.
Summer House alums Amanda Batula and West Wilson are fully embracing their status as a couple — even without any cameras rolling. “Amanda and West are still going strong and are very serious,” a source exclusively tells Us. “They know many people doubted them, but they are doing really well and are still super happy.” The former costars, who went public with their romance in late March, are ready for their next chapter to be out in the open after facing backlash over their relationship. (Amanda, 35, was married to Summer House OG Kyle Cooke before moving on with West,…
The veteran executive has returned to entertainment with a company that allows users to collaborate on and upload their own microdramas.
‘The View’ paid tribute to Dolly Parton after the country superstar’s sudden death on Tuesday, August 25.
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A Wisconsin woman will be spending nearly a decade in prison one year after she was arrested for the false imprisonment of a 14-year-old with autism in a “house of horrors,” who was found weighing only 35 pounds. Kayla Stemler pleaded no contest to chronic neglect of a child causing bodily harm, chronic neglect of a child causing emotional damage and false imprisonment. She was later sentenced to serve eight years in prison on Monday, August 24, which will be followed by three years of extended supervision. Stemler, 28, was accused of neglecting the child in a home in Oneida,…