Rick Astley wasn't always a fan of the internet prank built around his biggest hit. The singer has opened up about falling for it himself and how the song shaped his life.
From Mark Zuckerberg to Pamela Anderson, several stars have openly criticized how their lives were depicted onscreen. Here's what they had to say about the movies and shows based on their stories.
Kelly Clarkson is putting dating on hold to focus on her two children following the death of her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock. The singer explained why romance isn't in the cards for her right now.
The stars of the original "Hunger Games" films helped welcome a new generation of actors to Panem. Here's how the franchise's veterans guided the cast of "Sunrise on the Reaping."
Joe Manganiello is revealing one of the darkest chapters of his life in a candid new memoir. The actor recalled fearing he wouldn't survive the night during a grueling health battle while married to Sofia Vergara.
Charles Baker opened up about his "Breaking Bad" co-stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, sharing candid new details from their years together on set. The actor, who played Skinny Pete, praised both stars' character and craft during a recent podcast appearance.
Brad Pitt got candid about the forces reshaping Hollywood, from the streaming boom to soaring production budgets. The actor also reflected on the people he leaned on during the tougher chapters of his life.
Kelly Osbourne made a striking return to the spotlight with a gothic runway look that seemed to honor her late father. The appearance came just days after she spoke candidly about grief, relapse, and her road to sobriety.
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards brought Hollywood's biggest names together for a night of standout style. From Zendaya's beaded Prada gown to Florence Pugh's romantic lilac look, here's every major red carpet moment.
Megan Thee Stallion is getting candid about life after her breakup with Klay Thompson. In a new interview, the rapper admitted she's still in shock and has no plans to date again anytime soon.
Miller opened up about the deeply personal inspiration behind the story and what it was like directing real-life kissing scenes between her husband and Kendrick.
Lily Allen is opening up about ex-husband David Harbour's reaction to her tell-all divorce album, "West End Girl." The singer says his response was far more gracious than she expected.
Michael J. Fox is proving retirement doesn't have to be permanent. The actor made a surprising return to the screen for a role that hits close to home.
Megan Thee Stallion is opening up about her split from Klay Thompson, admitting the breakup left her feeling like she'd lost pieces of herself. In a candid new interview, the rapper explained why infidelity is a dealbreaker and what she's looking for next.
Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi have welcomed their second child via adoption, just over a year after adding their first daughter to the family. The "Stranger Things" star also revealed the baby's gender in a heartfelt Instagram post.
Producer Reinhold Mack is opening up about his decades-long friendship with Freddie Mercury ahead of a major auction of memorabilia from their time together. The pair's bond, forged at Musicland Studios, grew far beyond the recording booth.
Barbara Eden had fans worried this past weekend after she pulled out of a high-profile festival appearance at the last minute. The 95-year-old star has since cleared up exactly what happened.
Carla Jeffery's twin brother Carlon is sharing her final texts to him, offering fans a glimpse into their close bond. The Disney Channel and "Zombies" star's costars are also honoring her memory with heartfelt tributes.
Newly surfaced photos allegedly show "Wheel of Fortune" announcer Jim Thornton viewing troubling chatroom content mid-flight, leading to his suspension. His attorney insists he stumbled onto the site by accident while seeking suicide-prevention resources.
Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock reflect on the bumpy start of "Practical Magic" and reveal what convinced them the time was finally right for a sequel. Nearly 30 years after the original hit theaters, the pair opens up about legacy, sisterhood, and generational healing.
