I forget — do people still like Jennifer Lawrence, or are the rest of you getting as tired of her as I am? I mean, don’t get me wrong, she’s still a total hottie. But she’s starting to get kind of boring. I think this DIOR Magazine shoot just put the Little Tuna to sleep. Maybe she should consider g..

In an interview with 60 Minutes, Jennifer Lawrence says she dropped out of school at 14 and never went back. Per People: “I dropped out of middle school. I don’t technically have a GED or a diploma. I am self-educated,” she says. But does she regret the decision? “No. I really don’t. I wanted to fo..

Kim Kardashian looks like she put on one of Bruce Jenner’s old suits that Caitlyn forgot to throw away and still managed to show us like 89% of her breasts. She’s really gonna have to start wearing her spine outside her body if she wants to show us something new. Maybe when her show gets canceled. ..

Truth rating: 0 (Getty Images) Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton never put a supposed wedding “on hold” to have a baby, despite a false report from a year ago. In February 2017, it was alleged the couple canceled plans to wed to instead focus on a pregnancy. But one year later, they still haven..

If you wear a hockey jersey and cargo shorts because nothing else fits, and you get kicked off a Southwest flight because the airline thought you’d make the plane crash, your heart should be celebrating your curves and body positivity instead of failing. But Kevin Smith‘s heart is messy and problema..

Oprah Winfrey Praises Parkland Students, Calling Them 'Warriors Of The Light' Oprah Winfrey has nothing but praise for the Florida school shooting survivors who have channeled angst into activism, calling them "warriors of the light" and comparing them to civil rights pioneers. In an interview with The Associated Press on Saturday, Winfrey drew parallels between the teens and the Freedom Riders of the 1960s, who rode buses into southern states in protest of racial segregation. Winfrey called the Parkland students' protests for gun control "a proud moment." "It's an evolving moment for our country. The same thing happened, as you know, back in the '50s and '60s for the civil rights movement," Winfrey said. "Young people said, 'We will not tolerate what our ancestors have tolerated. We have had enough and we're willing to fight for it and willing to march in the streets for it and, if necessary, die for it.'" Winfrey spoke while promoting ..