Ashley Greene may best known for playing a vampire with psychic tendencies in the Twilight movies, but, in real life, the 24-year-old actress may have more in common with Mary-Jane Watson than Bella Swan. According to US Magazine, Ashley's new squeeze in none other than Broadway's Spiderman, 28-year-old Reeve Carney, who plays the superhero six nights a week on stage.
Countless videos on YouTube can prove: when it comes to marriage proposals, these days, bigger is better. If, like me, you're a fan of watching spontaneous flash mobs break out into dance all in the name of love, then you're going to love Yahoo!'s new original show, Ultimate Proposal. The online reality series is helping ordinary men plan and execute the most extraordinary marriage proposals with the help of an expert team. Better still, it's hosted by hunky All My Children and Dancing With the Stars alum, Cameron Mathison.
Poor Jennifer Aniston. It's like the entire world is her nosey old aunt! She never catches a break when it comes to speculation over her state of happiness, if she'll get married again, and if she'll ever have a baby. But believe it or not, the uber-successful actress, 42, isn't worrying about having a child anytime soon!
Ashton Kutcher's cheating ways are old news by now, but are they the only reason why the Two And A Half Men star moved out of the house he shares with wife, Demi Moore, in early September (yes, we're just hearing about that now)? Or, is Demi partially to blame for their marriage's demise? According to the new issue of Life & Style, some old skeletons have come out of the 48-year-old's closet: namely, substance abuse. As you may recall, Moore dealt with the affliction in the 80s and even went to rehab for a brief time. That seemed to do the trick... until recently.
Over the years, Johnny Depp has become one of America's most beloved celebrities, despite the actor's tendencies to lean towards more whimsical projects. The Alice in Wonderland star grossed $100 million last year and essentially has his pick of any Tim Burton movie ever created. But, in a recent interview with Vanity Fair, the actor, for once, made a faux pas.
It was the breakup heard 'round the world... or at least around celebrity blogs and tabloids! Reality TV starlet Kristin Cavallari posed in a number of stunning wedding gowns for a Life & Style photo shoot just days before her fiance Jay Cutler called off their engagement. Ouch! The Chicago Bears quarterback was rumored to have done it because Cavallari didn't want to give up her reality show career once the two were married next spring.
Blake Lively seemed to just fall into Leonardo DiCaprio's lap after he dumped Bar Rafaeli. Back in May, the beautiful, blonde Gossip Girl star was snapped hugging Mr. Titanic aboard Steven Spielberg's yacht, and with that, their adventurous romance began. Blake and Leo traveled from Monte Carlo to Venice, Italy to California, New York and even Sydney, Australia in a whirlwind of star-studded love.
Lisa Linde, James Marsden's wife, has filed for divorce from the 27 Dresses actor after 11 years together. The two are parting due to "irreconcilable differences." According to People.com, Lisa is asking for spousal support and joint custody of their two children.
Ever since the new season of The Office started, we couldn't get over how real Pam's second pregnancy looked. Then we realized, duh! Jenna Fischer was pregnant in real life while shooting the new, post-Steve Carrell season. As of September 24th, the actress and her hubby, Lee Kirk, are the new proud parents of their first child, a son named Weston Lee.
Eerily similar to the character he plays on HBO's Hung, Thomas Jane knows first-hand what it's like to be poor, strapped for money, and have nowhere to go for support. In a new interview with the Los Angeles Times (via Huffington Post), the 42-year-old actor reveals he had a hard time breaking into Hollywood when he was younger. At 18, he was "homeless, didn't have any money, and was living in his car."
If you thought your mom was hard on you, consider what it was like to be raised by Martha Stewart. "I grew up with a glue gun pointed at my head," writes Alexis Stewart, the craft queen's 46-year-old daughter in her new book Whateverland: Learning to Live Here, co-authored with Jennifer Koppleman Hutt. In the memoir-dappled lifestyle handbook, out Oct. 16, Stewart offers a window into what it was like growing up under the rule of the ultimate perfectionist. At times, she makes Joan Crawford seem like Mrs. Brady.
