JoAnna Garcia Swisher Explains Why ‘Sweet Magnolias’ Kissing Scenes Don’t ‘Traumatize’ Her Kids: ‘They Know’ Justin Bruening

 star Brianne Howey and her husband, Matt Ziering, have a baby on the way! The Netflix star took to Instagram on Thursday to surprise fans with a photo of her growing bump before attending the Hugo Boss Fashion Show in Miami, Florida. “@boss show with my forever new +1.

Brianne Howey just revealed that she is bringing a baby into the world!

No longer a full house. Kelly Rizzo opened up about her decision to sell her and late husband Bob Saget’s shared home following his death.

A sign of things to come? Tom Sandoval couldn’t name any specific plans for his future with ex Ariana Madix shortly after they bought their house together.

A different kind of reunion. The Vanderpump Rules cast is preparing to address all their drama — both onscreen and off — after filming season 10.

John Jakes, the bestselling author of historical novels whose books The Bastard and North And South were adapted into highly rated TV movies and miniseries in the 1970s and ’80s, died Saturday at a hospice facility in Sarasota, Florida. He was 90.

Jane Fonda has dismissed outrage over her quip that pro-life supporters should be murdered and said it was clear her comments were made 'in jest' 'to make a point. ' The Grace and Frankie actress, 85, appeared on The View with her co-star Lily Tomlin during a debate about the contentious Roe vs Wade overturn, which took away women's rights to an abortion in several states. When asked by The View co-host Joy Behar what she suggested for people who disagree with the right to an abortion, Fonda joked 'murder.

Jimmy Kimmel will take centre stage as host of the 2023 Oscars. It will mark the comedian’s third time hosting the awards ceremony.

Florida Republican Congressman Greg Steube, wants to amend Title IX — the civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on sex — to carve out an exception and discriminate by recognizing one’s sex as “based solely on a person’s reproductive biology and genetics at birth.” Photo: Office of Greg Steube

Nicola Peltz Beckham and Brooklyn Beckham’s nuptials at her wealthy father Nelson’s glorious £76m oceanfront Palm Beach home last year certainly was a dream wedding by anyone’s standards.But new court documents obtained by HELLO! further shed light on what turned out to be a behind-the-scenes nightmare for the bride.Nicola's father Nelson is suing Plan Design Events (PDE) – the second wedding planner of three to get involved in the spectacular $3million, three-day celebrations – for the return of his $159,000 deposit.WATCH: Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz wedding explainerAnd now Mr Peltz is defending his daughter as he battles to have her and his wife Claudia removed from a counter-suit filed by the events company.HELLO! has obtained new court documents filed in Florida on Thursday, which describe the move to dismiss the counter-complaint made against Nicola and Claudia. Nelson Peltz and his family, including daughter Nicola, in 2008.

Tiger Woods and his now ex-girlfriend Erica Harmon just became a whole lot messier, with yet another lawsuit in the works.Less than a day after it was revealed that the pro golfer's ex-girlfriend – the two were together for six years – was suing him to nullify an NDA she signed at the beginning of their relationship, another lawsuit has been revealed.Now the 38-year-old is suing him for $30million, alleging he unlawfully kicked her out of their shared home, where the couple lived with the athlete's children, Sam Alexis, 15, and Charlie Axel, 14. They are his kids with his ex-wife Elin Nordegren, from whom he had a highly-publicized divorce in 2010 following multiple affairs.WATCH: 8 most jaw-dropping celebrity homesMORE: Tiger Woods hospitalized after being injured in serious car accident in CaliforniaCourt documents reveal that Erica is suing both Tiger and his trust, the Jupiter Island Irrevocable Homestead Trust, for violating Florida's Residential Landlord Tenant Act.The suit was initially filed in October 2022 shortly after the two split, and she noted in the court filing that she has lived in the Florida home since it was purchased.MORE: Tiger Woods actually met Erica Herman years ago – inside relationshipIn it she claims that she was "tricked" by Tiger and his team into moving out.

Not their cup of tea. Vanderpump Rules cast had their suspicions about Raquel Leviss‘ intentions long before her affair with Tom Sandoval came to light.

We’ve been covering the shocking story behind Jared Fogle‘s sickening crimes as told in the new Investigation Discovery documentary series, Jared From Subway: Catching a Monster. As Perezcious readers will recall, lat

a form of retaliation against the Walt Disney Company for speaking out against the so-called “Parental Rights in Education” bill, also known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill.The measure prohibits instruction or discussion in grades K-3 of gender or sexual orientation, and requires that any discussion of those topics in older grades be “age or developmentally appropriate.”Disney was initially silent on the bill, which Republicans were determined to pass, but the company later spoke out and agreed to pause all political donations to Florida politicians following internal backlash from LGBTQ employees and demonstrations protesting Disney’s response to the law.According to CNN, Peri has frequently made derogatory remarks about the LGBTQ community, lamenting the greater visibility of LGBTQ people and the lack of societal condemnation for homosexuality.“So why are there homosexuals today?” Peri said in a January 2022 Zoom discussion, later posted to YouTube. “There are any number of reasons, you know, that are given.

J. Kim Murphy Lyrics from “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah” have been quietly removed from the set list of Disneyland’s Magic Happens parade. The melody originates from the 1946 feature “Song of the South,” which has been criticized for featuring racist imagery and themes. Disneyland officials confirmed to the Los Angeles Times that a lyric from the song was removed from the soundtrack of the Magic Happens parade, which is held twice daily at the Anaheim resort. The Magic Happens parade returned to the park on Feb. 24, ending a three-year hiatus prompted by the COVID pandemic. According to the report, “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah” has been replaced by a song from the 1953 feature “Peter Pan.”

purported dating tactics, to his new book.“By the way, I have a little gift for our studio audience. Look under your seats, the gift is — it isn’t there!” Oliver joked.

David and Victoria Beckham finally reunited with their eldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, and his wife, Nicola Peltz, on Friday, after many months apart.The couple, who married in April last year, have spent most of the last year in Los Angeles, where they live, and Florida, where Nicola's parents own a £76million home. But last week they flew into Paris to support Victoria during her Paris Fashion Week show.Following the successful evening, the celebrations continued over the weekend, as Saturday marked Brooklyn's 24th birthday.VIDEO: Brooklyn and David share a special father-son moment during birthday celebrationsHaving celebrated past birthdays apart, it was no doubt a very special day for the whole family, including sister Harper Beckham, who was left in tears over the reunion.Brooklyn was treated to an incredible lunch surrounded by his whole family, which included his grandparents from both sides, his cousins and siblings, with only Romeo Beckham missing due to work commitments, and then a more intimate dinner.

John Oliver opened Last Week Tonight Sunday by briefly recapping a couple of the biggest headlines of the past week, including the verdict in the trial of Alex Murdaugh who was found guilty of killing his wife and son.

Vanderpump Rules stars Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval ended their relationship in March 2023 after the Schwartz & Sandy’s cofounder cheated with costar Raquel Leviss, Us Weekly confirmed at the time.

Florida SB 1316 was met with blowback and confusion online with one Twitter user asking how the bill defines “blogger.”As proposed, the bill would not apply to newspapers or other traditional reporters and media but targets but to bloggers who the bill’s author says serve as lobbyists by using the internet instead the halls of Florida government buildings. “There’s no way this could be constitutional,” one Twitter user said, while another called it “a very fascist, anti-First Amendment thing to do!”See other replies to a WFLA-TV story tweeted Thursday by CNN anchor Jim Acosta.