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Celebs you forgot were once married to each other

In Hollywood, whirlwind marriages and surprise divorces are common, and some stars have accumulated multiple spouses over the years. As a result, many famous couples have been largely forgotten, despite once being among the entertainment industry's biggest talking points. In this gallery, you'll find a list of famous forgotten couples, some of which you've probably never even heard about. Click through and prepare to be surprised!

Viral Aussie breakdancer Raygun is getting a Netflix documentary - everything you need to know

She became a viral sensation at the 2024 Paris Olympics - now two years on, Australian breakdancer Raygun is getting her very own Netflix documentary. The film titled “Untold: Raygun: Breaking Badly” will look back at the Olympic performance of Raygun - real name Rachael Gunn - and how it sparked an unexpected global reaction. In the trailer, the 3...

A major Heated Rivalry casting update was just announced

We remain extremely seated for season two

Rumer Willis moves to Nashville to begin a new chapter after major win in custody battle with ex

The daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore had been living in Idaho since January 2025 after leaving fire-ravaged Los Angeles.

Girls star wishes he’d supported Lena Dunham through on-set struggles

Girls star wishes they’d supported Lena Dunham through on-set struggles - Dunham made a series of bombshell claims about the ‘Girls’ set in her memoir ‘Famesick’

Canceled Netflix series to get spinoff with beloved MCU star: report

Recently canceled Netflix series to get spinoff starring beloved MCU actor: report - Legal drama will come to an end with its fifth season

James Acaster mocking HBO Harry Potter stars resurfaces as Nicholas Hoult cast

A clip of James Acaster joking about the increasingly complicated discourse surrounding the upcoming Harry Potter TV series has recently resurfaced after news of Nicholas Hoult’s casting. In it, he could be seen imagining what it must be like for actors who have already been cast but whose roles have yet to be announced. In […]

This pitch-black, addictive sleeper hit is filling summer’s TV drought

This pitch-black, addictive sleeper hit is the antidote to summer’s TV drought - TV: Summer is always dry when it comes to telly with the spring boom past us and the autumn bounty yet to come. Happily, Annabel Nugent stumbled upon just the right series to bridge the gap. Dark, thoughtful, and thrilling, ‘Furious’ checks all the boxes for your next binge-watch

Hollywood Vampires on band dynamics, the essence of hard rock and fun

Rock music has been repeatedly declared dead - it’s one of the running jokes through the decades. And it makes rock legend Alice Cooper laugh, especially when he points to the crowds who stream to festivals. “If rock and roll is dead, what are 100,000 people doing there, you know?” “It's impossible for hard rock to die," he told dpa. "It's too much...

Taylor Swift's 'Life of a Showgirl' trademark fight puts album title on trial

A Las Vegas performer says Taylor Swift’s blockbuster album erased her ‘Confessions of a Showgirl’ brand.

Meghan Trainor turns herself into a stuffed toy after son Riley, 5, struggles with 'separation anxiety'

Meghan Trainor turned herself into a stuffed toy doll to help ease her son Riley's 'separation anxiety.'

That '70s Show cast: Where are they now?

When ‘That '70s Show’ debuted in 1998, it launched a generation of young actors into the spotlight. Set in a Wisconsin basement with a rotating circle of friends, the show ran for eight seasons and made household names of its cast. But what have they been up to since? Topher Grace played the lovably awkward Eric Forman for seven seasons before departing ahead of the show's finale. Since then, he has landed roles in major Hollywood productions, including Eddie Brock in ‘Spider-Man 3.’ He later appeared in Christopher Nolan's ‘Interstellar’ and Spike Lee's ‘BlacKkKlansman,’ which earned him a SAG Award nomination alongside his castmates. Laura Prepon made her name as Donna Pinciotti before going on to star as Alex Vause in Netflix's ‘Orange Is the New Black.’ She appeared in all seven seasons of the hit series, picking up two SAG Awards for best ensemble along the way. Mila Kunis joined the cast at just 14, playing Jackie Burkhart after famously lying about her age at the audition. She's since become one of Hollywood's most in-demand actresses, earning award nominations for movies like ‘Black Swan’ and starring in hits like ‘Ted’ and ‘Friends with Benefits.’ Off-screen, she married former co-star Ashton Kutcher in 2015. Ashton Kutcher played the dim but charming Michael Kelso before becoming a pop culture staple in his own right. He created and hosted MTV's ‘Punk'd,’ and even played Steve Jobs in the self-titled 2013 biopic. Perhaps most notably, he replaced Charlie Sheen on ‘Two and a Half Men’ for the last four seasons of the hit show.

These celebrities are often mistaken for each other

There are some celebrities that are often confused for others. Whether it's because they look so much alike or they share the same first name, these stars constantly suffer from mistaken identity. Have you made the same mistake? Click through the gallery and take a look at these celebs who get mixed up all the time.

Why this song gets stuck in your head

A lighthearted look at hyperfocus and how a catchy song can take over your thoughts.

Sir Anthony Hopkins turns six decades of compositions into debut album

Sir Anthony Hopkins is adding another achievement to his extraordinary career: music. The 88-year-old actor has prepared his debut album, 'Life is a Dream', featuring 12 compositions created over six decades and inspired by his childhood and life growing up in Wales. Recorded at London’s Alexandra Palace in April, the album was conducted by Gustavo Dudamel and performed by the Philharmonia Orchestra. It is set for release by Decca Records on August 21. “My first love, or vocation really, is music,” Hopkins explained in a statement, sharing that he began playing piano at age four and wrote his first composition, a waltz, in 1960. Hopkins has previously composed music for films including 'August' (1996), 'Slipstream' (2007), and 'Elyse'(2020), but 'Life is a Dream' marks his first full album. “I find more freedom with music,” he said, compared to acting, which he describes as “a discipline, you have to know your stuff. But music for me is a freewheeling kind of art form.” The collection explores nostalgia, childhood memories, mortality, and “the yearning” he believes lies at the heart of music. From actors who sing on screen to stars who form bands and release albums, Hollywood has plenty of performers with musical ambitions. Click through the following gallery to discover the familiar faces who have explored a different tune.

Jennifer Love Hewitt comes to Anne Hathaway's defense over cruel body-shaming and pregnancy rumors: 'You are perfection'

Jennifer Love Hewitt defended pregnant Anne Hathaway after body-shaming comments about her baby bump went viral.

Film academy to honor Colman Domingo, Charlize Theron and John Carpenter at museum gala

Actors Colman Domingo, Charlize Theron and filmmaker John Carpenter are set to be honored at the Academy Museum Gala this fall. The red carpet for the annual fundraising event, now in its sixth year, has become a reliably starry and glamorous affair — a West Coast rival to New York’s Met Gala. This year’s edition will take place on the evening of Oct. 17 in Los Angeles.

Celebrities who got married in 2026

Love is in the air across Hollywood, with 2026 already proving to be an unforgettable year for celebrity romance. From secret elopements and unexpected courthouse vows to lavish, star-studded extravaganzas held in iconic arenas, your favorite stars are officially saying "I do." Curious to see which pop icons, movie legends, and famous athletes have walked down the aisle this year? Click on to discover the biggest celebrity weddings of 2026!

Holby City star Sharon D Clarke, 60, reveals cancer diagnosis after postponing stage show

The actress, 60, shared her diagnosis as it was announced her role in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Othello would be postponed.

Denise Welch quits Loose Women amid 'brutal' show turmoil

Denise Welch quits Loose Women after 25 years in huge blow to ITV series - The ‘Waterloo Road’ star said earlier this year that changes made to the long-running daytime show had been ‘really sad’

Zendaya becomes the highest-grossing actor of 2026

Zendaya becomes the highest-grossing actor of 2026 - and this is before the release of "Dune 3." The actress stars in “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day" which are the two biggest summer blockbusters of the year. Plus, Anne Hathaway and her baby bump are making a red carpet appearance for “The End of Oak Street.” The pregnant actress bared her belly on the red carpet in a high-low top and low-rise jeans, perfectly separated to show off the bump in full display.

Joanna Pettet was one of Night Gallery’s greatest guest stars. How many others do you remember?

Rod Serling's early 70s show Night Gallery featured a role call of Hollywood legends like no other.

What is this feeling (musical number) - Wicked

The forgotten Hollywood career of Titanic’s Old Rose

Gloria Stuart seemed perfectly cast as Titanic’s old Rose—but the parallels between the actress and her character went far beyond their age.

Phoebe Bridgers fans think she references ex Paul Mescal and Gracie Abrams in lyrics - here's why

Phoebe Bridgers' new album Lost Weekend is out now, and new lyrics have led to fan speculation that the singer is referencing her ex Paul Mescal and his girlfriend, pop star Gracie Abrams. The 31-year-old started dating the Irish actor in 2020, having first connected over Twitter when Bridgers shared praise for Normal People, the two reportedly wen...

Watch: WWE legend Trish Stratus talks upcoming 'First Crush Live' Q&A in Toronto

WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of No Holds Barred, Postmedia’s Rob Wong speaks with WWE Hall of Famer and Toronto native, Trish Stratus about her upcoming “First Crush Live” show at the Second City Theatre in Toronto, her wrestling career, favourite hobbies, and more.

Paris Jackson explains why she had no expectations when meeting mom for the first time at 15

Michael Jackson gained full custody of Paris and her brother Prince when he divorced wife Debbie Rowe in 2000.

Actors meet the real people they portrayed

Many movies and TV shows are based on real-life stories, and these include, of course, biopics. Throughout the years, actors have played numerous individuals and told their incredible stories on screen. From legendary sportsmen to political leaders, and regular people who have a great life story, we've seen it all. For some of these roles, actors had the privilege to work with the person they're portraying, and in this gallery, we'll show you photos of them hanging out. Click on for more!

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Opinion: Amazon’s Last One Laughing Halloween special already has its winner

Doc on Rush drummer Neil Peart to premiere at TIFF

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The real reason Sarah Michelle Gellar walked away from Hollywood

Ellen Greene revisits Audrey from 'Little Shop of Horrors' for the film's 40th anniversary

Ellen Greene can still do a killer Audrey.

Emma Bunton brings dress from '97 BRITs to Holly Willoughby show

Emma Bunton took the original dress Baby Spice wore to the 1997 BRIT Awards out of archive to surprise her best pal Holly Willoughby on her Together show . The Spice Girls star, 50, appeared alongside All Saints icon Nicole Appleton to chat all things nineties fashion this week. As Holly poured her pals some margaritas, Emma brought out the iconic black minidress in the studio.

'I almost died': Travis Barker revisits near-fatal plane crash and shares how he copes with loss after Kourtney Kardashian's miscarriage

Travis Barker opened up about almost dying in a 2008 plane crash, as well as wife Kourtney Kardashian's heartbreaking miscarriage in his new documentary.

Actors who hated their most iconic roles

As an actor, taking on an iconic role can make your career, but not every star looks back on their biggest performances fondly. Here are a few actors who have spoken openly about disliking their most iconic roles... Mark Wahlberg has little love for his role in ‘Boogie Nights,’ where he played adult entertainer Dirk Diggler. In an interview with Chicago Inc, Wahlberg even joked that he hoped God would forgive him for making the movie. “Boogie Nights is up there at the top of the list,” he said when discussing some of his worst role choices. Kate Winslet doesn't hate ‘Titanic,’ but she isn't exactly a fan of her own performance as Rose. Looking back at the movie, Winslet told the Telegraph that she finds herself questioning almost every scene. She also admitted she can't listen to her American accent without cringing. “Oh God, I want to do that again,” she said, explaining that actors tend to be their own worst critics. Megan Fox has also been candid about her mixed feelings toward the ‘Transformers’ franchise. While acknowledging that the movies launched her career and opened plenty of doors, she was critical of the acting involved. In an interview with Wonderland magazine, Fox described director Michael Bay as “a nightmare” to work for and accused him of misogynistic behavior on set. Shia LaBeouf was similarly unhappy with his performance in ‘Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.’ Reflecting on the 2008 film, LaBeouf told the LA Times that he felt he had “dropped the ball” on a beloved franchise. He added that, as the actor, it was his job to make the role work, and he felt he hadn't done that.

At 7, Raven-Symoné was already being judged for her body - “I just couldn't eat on set”

Raven-Symoné had been working in entertainment since she was three years old, but the pressure surrounding her appearance began shockingly early. At just seven, while working on The Cosby Show, she says she was told she was getting fat and couldn't eat on set. The scrutiny continued as she grew into one of Disney's biggest stars, despite the success of That's So Raven and her music career. Behind the smiles and performances, Raven says she was dealing with bullying, enormous pressure and struggles that eventually pushed her to seek therapy and reclaim control over her life.

Stranger Things' Noah Schnapp to make theatre debut in London with Affluenza

The Stranger Things actor will open Riverside Studios’ Mainstage Season 26/27 in a new play about privilege, power and moral accountability.

Troye Sivan drops ‘She’s the Best’ starring Nicole Kidman

Gay pop star Troye Sivan is back with new single “She’s The Best”, featuring Big Little Lies actor Nicole Kidman. With the new track and music video, the 31-year-old “Rush” hitmaker is launching a new era. His fourth album, titled She’s The Best, arrived October 9. The track is a love letter to all shades […]

I’m a celeb 2026 launch moved for first time due to ITV schedule clash

I’m a Celeb 2026 launch date reportedly being rescheduled for first time due to ITV schedule clash - ITV bosses had to rethink the schedule after acquiring the rights to another major sporting event

Jack Osbourne reveals his fears of being forgotten as he pushes for return of family podcast

Jack told the Daily Mail that he's been posting the old photos because he's worried people are 'getting bored' of 'seeing what he's doing now.'

The best worst films ever

Sometimes, even though we know a film is bad, we love it anyway. No one knows what makes a film so bad that it's good. It could be the actors, the music, or how wonderfully corny it is. Whatever the reason, these are films we come back to time and time again. These quirky failures not only tug at our heartstrings with pity for their awfulness, but also provide us with some cinematic comedy gold. You may love to hate them, but when you are sitting on that couch you can't deny the enjoyment they bring you. From fast cars to teen crushes, click through to discover the best worst movies around.

On-screen siblings who were a real-life couple

Film sets are a known breeding ground for romance, with countless celebrity flings budding amidst emotional scenes and dramatic artificial rainfall. But what happens when you're interested in someone you're supposed to be siblings with? Apparently that might not be such a deterrent! Check out this gallery to see which other on-screen siblings decided to push things forward when the cameras weren't watching.

Barbie 2 may be scrapped due to salary negotiations as Margot Robbie reportedly eyes over $50 million to reprise role

A report claimed sky-high salary requests from the A-list cast and crew of 'Barbie' could prevent a sequel to hit movie ever being made.

Actors who have songs named after them

Many homages are paid to various individuals across the artistic world in one way or another. Often such homages are dedicated to someone of cultural significance, whether that be a historical figure, a musician, or even an actor! These musicians gave the ultimate dedication by using these actors for the titles of their songs. Find out more information about the musicians and their songs by reading through this gallery!

Hugh Laurie and Amy Poehler team up in the comedy 'Dig'

This year's Strictly stars meet for the first time - after fans panned 'worst ever' lineup

Despite fans branding the lineup the 'worst ever' in the show's 22-year run, the contestants still looked in great spirits as they arrived at the studio in London.

Sally Field improvised one of Mrs Doubtfire’s most memorable lines

Sally Field reveals she improvised one of Mrs Doubtfire’s most memorable lines - Line reading was originally supposed to be ‘very calm’ until Oscar-winning star stepped in

She was Matt Damon’s stunt double in The Odyssey

Vancouver stunt performer Devyn Dalton doubled Matt Damon in one of the key sequences in Christopher Nolan's blockbuster The Odyssey, earning praise for her performance — and for having ‘the greatest arms’ Damon has ever seen.