Oprah's Whitney Houston interview reveals the dark secrets of her marriage to Bobby Brown and their drug use. Visit YourTango's Celebrity Love for the highlights.
Whitney Houston's troubled love life apparent on new CD "I Look to You." Plus, what's her link to Bobby Brown these days? Visit YourTango's Celebrity Love for the story.
DJ AM's death reminds us of the late stars whose exes miss them most of all. Visit YourTango's Celebrity Love for the heartfelt list.
Adam Goldstein — better known as DJ AM — was found dead last night (Friday, August 28) in his New York City apartment. Police, prompted to enter his apartment after a friend called 911, found him face down, shirtless, and surrounded by prescription drugs and a crack pipe. He was 36 and, according to a friend, heartbroken over a recent breakup.
The world is buzzing about the sex tape exhibiting Hollywood spouses Eric Dane and Rebecca Gayheart. People.com says Twitter is blazing with comments, and sites promising to post the video (Gawker has an edited version) are full of visitors salivating for the goods.
Parents love me. They've always loved me. On paper, I make a good impression. But peel back a few layers and that's where good dirt about me and my family is hiding: my struggles with depression.
I got stuck here by mistake!
Chris Brown may have an ulterior motive for his video apology to the public for beating Rihanna. Plus, read about Rihanna's surprise reaction at YourTango.com's Celebrity Love blog.
A judge in London has granted expedited divorce proceedings for Amy Winehouse and her estranged hubby Blake Fielder-Civil. Read about Amy's surprising reaction at YourTango.com.
Follow CelebLoveYT on Twitter to win your own copy of the explosive new Michael Jackson biography by celebrity biographer Ian Halperin. To enter follow us at http://twitter.com/CelebLoveYT, or go to YourTango.com's Celebrity Love blog for more details.
Everything I know about being a man I learned from women, and especially when we were stoned and in bed, f***ing and/or talking. Men approaching the AARP age, if my conversations with my brethren are at all typical, do not think this way. We're above sex now—or at least above talking about it. When we take the measure of our lives, we speak of mentors and character and hard work, and if we can stand to offer a reason to explain the good things we've got without beating the drums for our personal excellence, we may even throw in luck. Thanking the women who took us into their bodies? When I mention that, guys give me the look that says, "You're weird."
