Adam Carolla challenged Mark Ruffalo’s support for Democrats, arguing that years of Democratic control have left Los Angeles increasingly expensive, poorly managed, and stripped of entertainment jobs, including work for a friend who essentially retired early.
Castronovo was helped offstage and hospitalized after Journey’s second song in Tulsa. The band continued with drum tech Steve Toomey, while Arnel Pineda and Neal Schon later told the crowd they believed the drummer would be fine.
Carl Kurlander claims Madonna nearly replaced Demi Moore in “St. Elmo’s Fire” after Moore allegedly arrived impaired for a fitting, but AA meetings and support from a sober companion helped her keep the defining role.
Court documents reveal that Dolly Parton’s nephew Bryan Seaver allegedly sent explosive emails to her business associates just days before her death, deepening turmoil around her grieving family as he denies making threats.
Christy Carlson Romano recalled Lindsay Lohan’s cutting Chateau Marmont remark while discussing her candid new memoir, which also reveals troubling experiences with cocaine, bulimia and an unhealthy Los Angeles lifestyle.
Wynonna Judd says helping Grace Kelley financially sometimes enabled her daughter’s methamphetamine addiction. Now estranged for a year, the singer is raising Kelley’s daughter Kaliyah while holding onto hope that sobriety could eventually make reconciliation possible.
Hayley Williams used a Sunday performance of True Believer to call Christian nationalism American democracy’s greatest threat, extending a series of politically charged concert moments involving Donald Trump, ICE, Palestine, Ron DeSantis, and claims about poor people.
Wynonna Judd says years of fear over Grace Kelley’s addiction consumed her life, but she has accepted that she cannot save her daughter. The singer is now raising Kelley’s young daughter while coping with their broken contact.