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Priyanka Chopra shared Instagram photos from a busy summer of international travel, including family moments with her four-year-old daughter Malti Marie and husband Nick Jonas, time in India, and a private-plane journey. Chopra is filming S. S. Rajamouli’s action-adventure film Varanasi in India while promoting The Bluff and the latest season of Citadel, and has confirmed a role in the survival thriller Reset opposite Orlando Bloom. The family’s update coincided with the Jonas Brothers’ announcement of a 45-city Burning Up Tour: All Over Again, which begins in New York on August 20 and ends in New Jersey on December 21.

Robert De Niro and martial artist Tiffany Chen have been romantically linked since 2021 and share a daughter, Gia, born in 2023. Chen, the daughter of Tai Chi grandmaster William C.C. Chen, has won martial-arts titles and worked as an instructor and actress, including in The Intern, where she reportedly met De Niro in 2015. The article also recounts Chen's post-childbirth diagnosis of Bell's palsy and her reported recovery.

Mariska Hargitay celebrated her husband Peter Hermann's 59th birthday by sharing a favorite black-and-white Instagram photo of the couple. Married since 2004, the actors met while working on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and have three children. Hargitay described the image as symbolizing their shared direction and togetherness, while friends and fans posted birthday wishes. The article also recalls their first date, wedding in Santa Barbara and Hermann's support for Hargitay's documentary about her mother, Jayne Mansfield.

Jessica Simpson shared photos from a vacation in Turks and Caicos, including images of herself in a black mesh dress and a polka-dot bikini. Fans praised her appearance, while the report also noted her amicable co-parenting relationship with separated husband Eric Johnson, their three children, and reports that she has begun dating Nashville musician Thomas Eisenhood.

Kaitlin Olson described learning that her father, Donald Olson, was dying while filming High Potential and later collapsing on the set of Hacks after he lost consciousness. She traveled between Los Angeles and Oregon during his ICU stay while trying to continue working, saying the experience felt surreal and emotionally overwhelming. Olson praised the Hacks production team for allowing her to leave and accommodating her grief, and remembered her father in an emotional tribute after his death at 77.

Martha Stewart debuted soft pink “rose gold” hair created by celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton shortly after celebrating her 85th birthday. Stewart, long associated with a blonde bob, received enthusiastic reactions from fans. She also discussed her approach to aging, citing healthy eating, daily exercise, limited alcohol, little smoking, occasional fillers and regular facials, while denying that she has had plastic surgery.

T.J. Holmes shared photos on Instagram that included a reunion with former ABC colleague Michael Strahan, alongside images of his fiancée Amy Robach, daughter Sabine and recent travels. Holmes and Robach, who left Good Morning America in January 2023 after their relationship became public, have said Strahan remained supportive while many former colleagues distanced themselves. During a 2024 podcast discussion, they described the workplace fallout and acknowledged that colleagues were concerned about being seen as allies of the pair.

Paris Hilton shared photos and video from a family vacation aboard a luxury yacht in Sardinia, Italy, featuring her children Phoenix and London. She also highlighted her Parivie Beauty skincare line. The article describes Hilton’s Los Angeles mansion, purchased from Mark Wahlberg for $63.1 million, and notes that her Malibu home was destroyed in the January Los Angeles wildfires.

After 22 years at NBC News, Peter Alexander is joining MS NOW, formerly MSNBC, as the host of the new daily program State of Play, while also serving as a breaking-news anchor and national correspondent. The role will continue his work covering major political and national stories but offers a schedule that allows him to attend more of his daughters’ activities, including school pickup, sports and performances. The program premieres August 10 at 11 a.m. ET.

ABC anchor David Muir shared an Instagram photo of himself relaxing in his car with his dog Axel after returning to New York from a vacation in Spain and Italy. The image showed him with tousled hair and a casual appearance, contrasting with his usual polished look on World News Tonight. Muir also posted vacation photos featuring activities in Italy and relaxed, suit-free moments. The feature additionally notes his New York homes, including a $7 million property on Skaneateles Lake, and his role as co-anchor of 20/20 with Deborah Roberts.

Tallulah Willis married musician Justin Acee in Sun Valley, Idaho, wearing a custom Balenciaga strapless gown inspired by a dress worn by her mother, Demi Moore. Designed with stylist Brad Goreski, the couture gown required 712 hours of work, including a sculptural neckline and a nine-hour veil. Tallulah said the dress represented strength, beauty and the couple's commitment to choosing each other every day.

Joanna Gaines shared an Instagram montage of her family spending time at the couple’s renovated 1960s mountain home near Aspen, Colorado. The video shows all five children taking part in activities including creek crossings, tree cutting, cycling, fishing, hiking and building a fort. The property and renovation were previously featured in the limited series Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House.

TODAY meteorologist and anchor Dylan Dreyer returned from her family vacation in Turks & Caicos to an on-air 45th birthday celebration. Co-host Craig Melvin surprised her with waffles and ice cream, a favorite associated with her home state of New Jersey, while Melvin and Al Roker also gave her personalized golf balls featuring their faces. Dreyer had earlier marked her birthday by sharing vacation photos and expressing gratitude for her family memories.

Simone Biles shared Instagram photos from the end of her summer, including images with her lookalike younger sister Adria, husband Jonathan Owens, friends and fellow gymnasts. The posts showcased pool days, travel, date nights and luxury accessories. Owens is preparing to join the Indianapolis Colts on a reported one-year, $1.4 million contract, prompting the couple to split their time between Indianapolis and their home in Houston.

Former 60 Minutes correspondents Scott Pelley and Sharyn Alfonsi have been appointed journalists-in-residence at Columbia University's School of Journalism for the 2026–2027 academic year. They will teach through lectures, workshops and events and contribute to the Columbia Journalism Review. Their appointments follow contentious departures from CBS News amid Bari Weiss's overhaul of the network's news division, which both journalists criticized as politically biased and damaging to the program's journalistic standards.

Arnold Schwarzenegger marked his 79th birthday by sharing an Instagram video of himself performing bicep curls in a busy gym. Fans praised his fitness, physique and longevity, calling him an inspiration and a “beast.”

Phil Collins said his health crisis in 2024 left his organs failing and prompted discussions about whether to keep him on life support, while his children feared they might have to say goodbye. He was hospitalized following severe alcohol-related complications and later spent months in hospital, but said he has remained sober since the incident. Collins described an emotional visit with daughter Lily and said the experience strengthened his bond with his children. Ongoing effects of a spinal injury, type 2 diabetes and declining mobility have contributed to his retirement from performing and loss of interest in making music; his son Nicholas replaced him on drums during his final concerts.

Ali Wentworth jokingly said her two dogs were making her jealous by monopolizing George Stephanopoulos's attention in a candid photo from the couple's Hamptons home. The article also highlights the couple's long marriage, two daughters and new family dog, along with Wentworth's playful social-media posts. It recounts Stephanopoulos's career at ABC and his recollection of Robin Roberts's return to Good Morning America after a bone-marrow transplant, as well as his initial reluctance to become a GMA co-anchor.

Nicole Kidman said her late mother, Janelle Ann Kidman, encouraged her to let daughter Sunday Rose pursue modeling, drawing on Janelle's earlier support for Nicole's acting ambitions. Janelle died in September 2024, shortly before Sunday made her runway debut for Miu Miu. The story also notes Sunday's 18th birthday, Nicole's 15-year-old daughter Faith, and Nicole's post-divorce parenting arrangement with Keith Urban, under which Nicole has 306 days with their daughters and Urban has 59.

Mark Wahlberg and Rhea Durham celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary with affectionate Instagram posts and photos. Married since 2009 and parents to four children, the couple moved from Los Angeles to Las Vegas in 2022, where Wahlberg says their children are thriving in a family-oriented community with good schools. Their daughter Ella attends Clemson University, while their youngest daughter Grace competes in equestrian events.

Hilaria Baldwin addressed accusations that her relationship with Alec Baldwin had “gold digger” dynamics, acknowledging the optics of being a 27-year-old yoga instructor dating a wealthy, famous man 26 years older. She said she initially rejected his offers to buy her things because she wanted to know that her feelings were genuine and did not want to feel trapped. Hilaria and Alec married in 2012 and share seven children; she said their relationship works because they treat each other as equals and regularly joke about their family dynamic.

The article maps the Kennedy family from Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy through their prominent children, grandchildren, and in-laws. It recounts the family's political influence, public-service careers, celebrity connections, philanthropic work, and enduring association with tragedies and scandals. John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Edward Kennedy, Caroline Kennedy, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. receive particular attention, with RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine views and role in Donald Trump's administration portrayed as a break from the family's traditionally liberal Democratic identity.

Kurt Russell described Goldie Hawn's affectionate habit of singing to the cows and other animals at their Colorado ranch. The longtime couple, who began dating in 1983, divide their time between Los Angeles and Colorado and have made Colorado their primary home for decades. Russell shared the anecdote during an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show while discussing their mutual fondness for Montana.

Mia Bieniemy, the 57-year-old wife of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, was found with multiple gunshot wounds at the couple’s home in Ashburn, Virginia, and remained in stable condition after hospitalization. Their 27-year-old son, Elijah Zion Bieniemy, was arrested and charged with malicious wounding, firearm use in a felony, and discharging a firearm inside a dwelling. Eric Bieniemy missed Chiefs training after the incident, with Joe Bleymaier taking over his duties temporarily. Head coach Andy Reid and the Chiefs expressed support for the family.

Lauren Sánchez Bezos shared Instagram photos from a sunny waterside vacation, including a black-and-white selfie in a plunging swimsuit and a moonlit ocean image. The post followed her and Jeff Bezos’s first wedding anniversary and continued her recent focus on oceans, including diving with sharks in the Galápagos Islands and swimming in Fiji. She used Shark Week to highlight the ecological importance of sharks, the threat facing more than a third of shark species, and the Bezos Earth Fund’s support for ocean habitat protection and conservation financing.

TODAY anchor Jenna Bush Hager reunited with daughters Mila and Poppy after they spent three weeks at a Texas summer camp that she and her father, George W. Bush, also attended. She described the girls' positive experience and an emotional reunion with Poppy, while reflecting on the independence summer camp fosters. The story also recalls Bush Hager's connection to Camp Mystic and the wider Texas camp community following a deadly flood at the Christian camp in 2025.

Michael J. Fox says returning to acting, including his role in Shrinking, has made his life more interesting and helped prolong it while he lives with Parkinson's disease. Diagnosed privately in 1991 and publicly in 1998, Fox said he allows the illness to guide his decisions and chose not to hide it. His wife, Tracy Pollan, described the continuing emotional and practical difficulties Parkinson's creates for Fox, their children and caregivers, while emphasizing the family's support.

The Vanderbilt family built an extensive portfolio of lavish residences in New York, beginning on Staten Island and later expanding to nearly a dozen mansions along Fifth Avenue, known for a time as Vanderbilt Row. Most were demolished within decades of construction as New York’s population, commercial activity, taxes and land values increased, and developers replaced the mansions with office towers and apartment buildings. Architectural historian Gary Lawrence attributes their destruction partly to changing tastes favoring skyscrapers and Art Deco modernity, while noting that New York’s landmarks-preservation system was not established until 1965. A few Vanderbilt properties survive, often repurposed for commercial or institutional use.

During the Gilded Age, members of the Vanderbilt family built nearly a dozen palatial residences along Fifth Avenue, creating the area known as Vanderbilt Row. The mansions reflected the family’s wealth and the era’s elaborate architectural and social culture, but rising taxes, changing preferences and commercial development led most to be demolished between the 1920s and 1940s. Their sites are now occupied by landmarks and commercial buildings including Bergdorf Goodman, the Tishman Building, Buchmann Tower, Olympic Tower and modern retail stores. A small number of residences, including Emily Thorn Vanderbilt’s former mansion at 854 Fifth Avenue and part of the Marble Twins, survive or retain elements of their original structures.

Craig Melvin’s temporary absence from the TODAY show prompted Al Roker and Dylan Dreyer to bring in former soccer player and Apple TV analyst Taylor Twellman as a special guest host, with Roker joking that a “secret cabal” selected him. Twellman filled in during the Third Hour while Sheinelle Jones covered the main hour alongside Savannah Guthrie, who is also filming a Wordle show in London.

Donald Trump was filmed aboard Marine One eating commercial-airline-style snacks while flying over MetLife Stadium ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup final. He was booed by spectators when shown on stadium screens and later caused a minor disruption by not stepping aside during Spain’s post‑match photo. The article also details the cost of the VH‑92A presidential helicopters and notes Trump’s unapproved plan to build a privately funded helipad on the White House South Lawn.

Jennifer Lopez shared photos from a European birthday getaway with her sister Lynda Lopez ahead of her 57th birthday, including a playful image of herself dining in a marble bathtub. The trip featured visits to Wimbledon, Paris and Italy, fashion appearances and time with friends and family. Lopez also reflected on her twins Oskar and Max graduating high school and preparing to attend college, saying she supports their independence while joking that she hopes they will miss home.

The feature profiles five notable couples connected to opposing or changing political affiliations: Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Laura and George W. Bush, Usha and J.D. Vance, Mary Matalin and James Carville, and Kellyanne and George Conway. It highlights how political differences shaped their marriages, including Shriver's support for Schwarzenegger's Republican governorship, Laura Bush's reported Democratic upbringing, Usha Vance's shift in public political alignment, Matalin and Carville's joint memoir about their ideological divide, and the Conways' eventual separation as George became an outspoken critic of Donald Trump.

Stephen Colbert briefly returned to social media to celebrate his dog Benny’s seventh birthday, marking his first online appearance since CBS ended The Late Show in May. Fans responded with supportive messages and expressions of missing him on television. Benny also appeared in Colbert’s final episode, which featured prominent guests and symbolic farewell moments. The show’s cancellation followed Colbert’s criticism of CBS parent company Paramount’s settlement of a lawsuit brought by Donald Trump involving 60 Minutes and Kamala Harris. David Letterman and other notable figures contributed to the farewell as the longstanding late-night program ended after more than three decades.

King Charles III accepted Keir Starmer’s resignation and appointed Andy Burnham as the United Kingdom’s new prime minister after asking him to form a government. The live coverage also followed royal engagements, including Charles’s visit to Cambridge Central Mosque and Queen Camilla’s visit to homelessness charity Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney. Other updates covered Prince Harry’s appearance on James Corden’s show, the selection of Daejeon, South Korea, to host the 2029 Invictus Games, Prince George’s planned move to Eton, Prince William’s tribute to Kevin Keegan, and family and financial news involving the Middletons and the late Duchess of Kent.

Celebrities, political figures and football legends attended the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium, where Spain faced Argentina and a debut halftime show featured performances by Madonna, Shakira, Justin Bieber and BTS. High-profile attendees included the Trumps, Spanish royals, Gianni Infantino, sports stars and numerous actors and musicians. The event showcased major performances and notable fan appearances throughout the match day.

Joanna Gaines shared a video of her eight-year-old son Crew running his own farm stand at the family’s Magnolia store, where he sold produce from their farm and quickly sold out. Chip Gaines playfully praised Crew, and fans responded warmly, noting the similarities between father and son.

Shania Twain has returned to the stage ahead of her July 24 album release, Little Miss Twain, which pays tribute to her roots and late mother. She made her debut performance at Ontario’s historic Horseshoe Tavern after appearances at festivals and as an opening act for Harry Styles’ Wembley residency. Twain shared photos of the performance and highlighted a glamorous black lace bodysuit, describing the venue as a particularly meaningful milestone. She has not announced a tour but suggested that live shows may be planned to celebrate the new album.

Kelly Clarkson shared that she declined a fan’s drink during her Las Vegas residency because she promised her daughter River she wouldn’t accept drinks from strangers. She joked about exhaustion from excitement before the show and reflected on differences between touring and working in television, noting her NBC talk show will end in August so she can focus on family. Clarkson emphasized she will continue making music and appear occasionally on The Voice.

Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo have finalized their divorce after nearly ten years of marriage. Their settlement reportedly includes a lump-sum payment and the division of an aircraft, cars, homes and intellectual property, while Bunnie will receive the Tennessee compound they were building. The agreement bars both from speaking negatively about each other. They say they remain close friends, plan to co-parent and still intend to pursue having a child together through their IVF plans.

Lamine Yamal prepares for the World Cup final with strong support from his parents, Sheila Ebana and Mounir Nasraoui, who immigrated to Spain as children and raised him near Barcelona. After their separation, he lived with his mother, whose hard work helped him join FC Barcelona’s La Masia academy and launch his early career. Yamal credits his grandmother and mother for shaping his values and takes pride in providing a better life for his younger half-brother, Keyne, who has become a viral presence in the stands. Both parents have moved on to new relationships while remaining supportive of their son.

Demi Moore shared make‑up‑free photos from a trip to Paris with her daughter Tallulah Willis as they celebrated Tallulah’s upcoming wedding to Justin Acee. Their visit included attending the Balenciaga Haute Couture show and sightseeing around the city. Moore is set to return to filming the series Landman after securing a significant salary increase that brings her pay in line with co‑star Billy Bob Thornton. Creator Taylor Sheridan discussed intentionally underusing her character early in the series to create a stronger impact later.

Sam Neill’s family announced his sudden death at 78, noting he was surrounded by loved ones and cancer free at the time. Laura Dern paid tribute, calling him a lifelong friend and praising his loyalty, humor, and character. The article reflects on their long professional relationship, including their roles in Jurassic Park and their 2022 reunion. It also recounts Neill’s cancer diagnosis, memoir publication, and details about his family and career reflections.

Kyra Sedgwick, Kevin Bacon, their children Travis and Sosie, and Travis' girlfriend Angelina Sambrotto attended the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, sharing photos from their trip. The family promoted their collaborative comedy‑horror project Family Movie, with Kyra and Sosie recalling initial hesitation about working together before expressing how unexpectedly smooth and collaborative the experience became.

Jennifer Garner describes how her approach to balancing acting and motherhood has evolved as her children with Ben Affleck have grown older. She credits her teens for supporting her work and says she now feels less guilt about pursuing her career, noting that her kids appreciate seeing her enjoy what she does. Reflecting on years with limited acting while prioritizing parenting and navigating family upheaval, she expresses gratitude for regaining the part of her life connected to her craft and emphasizes the joy she finds in working.

NBC anchor and television host Sara Gore says she is currently cancer free after undergoing treatment and surgery for breast cancer. Following a 10-week leave, she remains in the reconstruction and healing phase but expects to return soon to New York Live and Open House. Gore thanked supporters for their messages, gifts and prayers, and previously said that her family history and awareness of her elevated risk did not lessen the emotional impact of her diagnosis.

CBS News anchor Matt Gutman said he nearly withdrew all the funds from one of his bank accounts after falling for a sophisticated phone scam in Los Angeles. The scammers appeared to know personal and banking details, instructed him to withdraw cash, and warned him not to tell bank employees the real reason. Suspicion from the bank branch and assistance from the Los Angeles Police Department and Bank of America helped stop the transaction, prompting Gutman to warn followers about the scam.

Katherine Schwarzenegger shared new family photos highlighting how her daughters resemble each parent, with one taking after her brunette features and the other mirroring Chris Pratt’s lighter hair. The images captured summer moments with their three young children. The piece also revisits how the couple prepared for marriage and blended family life through step-parenting guidance and premarital counseling, which Pratt described as instrumental in addressing potential conflicts early.

Family photos from a vacation in Prague reveal a rare appearance by Boston Russell as the Russell-Hawn family gathers to celebrate Wyatt Russell's 40th birthday. Images shared by Meredith Hagner show moments with Kurt Russell, Goldie Hawn, and their extended blended family. Hagner also highlights the couple’s warm presence as grandparents and their down‑to‑earth nature despite their fame.

Rosie O'Donnell left her successful talk show in 2002 after realizing she had earned $100 million and wanted more time with her children. Despite being offered another $100 million to continue the show, she declined, saying she already had enough to support her family and philanthropy. She criticized the pursuit of extreme wealth and emphasized valuing life beyond money. O'Donnell has been primarily living in Ireland since 2024 following Donald Trump's re-election, returning temporarily to the U.S. to perform her one-woman Broadway show.

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina is reported to have died at 71 from a brief, sudden illness shortly after returning from Ukraine. The article reviews his political career, close alliance with Donald Trump, support for Israel and interventionist foreign policy, as well as reactions to his death. It also examines his lifelong single status, relationships described in his memoir My Story, and his family history. Graham’s sister Darline, whom he adopted after their parents died, is identified as his only immediate survivor.

Jayden Adams, a 25-year-old South African World Cup player, died unexpectedly two weeks after competing in the tournament. His girlfriend, Aqueelah Adendorf, paid tribute on Instagram, expressing deep grief and gratitude for their time together. The South African Football Players Union honored him as a talented and dedicated athlete whose loss is felt across the country. No cause of death has been disclosed.

Jenna Bush Hager celebrated George W. Bush’s 80th birthday by sharing family photos, including images of her children and childhood moments with her father. The former president marked the United States’ 250th anniversary with reflections on national unity, freedoms, and optimism for the future, emphasizing the importance of compassion and civic engagement.

Former G.R.L. member Lauren Bennett, known for featuring on LMFAO’s hit “Party Rock Anthem,” has died at 37. Her bandmates announced the news without disclosing a cause of death, though tributes suggest she may have passed in June. Fellow performers and fans shared condolences, highlighting her impact and early career with Paradiso Girls and notable collaborations. Bennett leaves behind her six‑year‑old daughter, Harlow.

Maya Hawke and her husband Christian Lee Hutson have bought a home in upstate New York near Uma Thurman as they settle into married life. Hawke is filming the series adaptation of God of the Woods in her hometown region, appreciating the balance of being close to family while working. The article highlights her family's background, the couple's relationship history, and their musical collaborations.

Savannah Guthrie attended a Norway–Brazil World Cup match in New Jersey with her husband and TODAY co-anchor Craig Melvin and his wife, a rare light moment as she continues to navigate the ongoing investigation into the kidnapping of her mother, Nancy Guthrie. Melvin shared photos from the outing and described the energy of the fans, prompting supportive reactions from viewers who expressed affection for the anchors' friendship and relief at seeing Guthrie smiling despite the difficult circumstances.

Jordana Brewster describes undergoing an awake craniotomy in 2020 to treat a cerebral cavernous malformation after experiencing seizures, recalling moments of temporary aphasia during the procedure and relief following its success. She explains that the surgery and subsequent seizure-free years significantly improved her life and coincided with major personal changes, including her divorce and later marriage to Mason Morfit, which she credits with helping her take control of her health and future.

King Charles and Queen Camilla prepare for Royal Week engagements in Scotland while various members of the British royal family carry out public duties. Prince Harry’s upcoming UK visit remains uncertain due to unresolved security arrangements, and Meghan Markle is expected to join him for Invictus‑related meetings. The Duke of Kent makes a rare appearance at Wimbledon, and Princess Kate completes the Three Peaks Challenge to support cancer care. Additional updates include Princess Anne’s outfit recycling, the Belgian royal family hosting Japan’s emperor and empress, and the passing of Dame Penelope Keith.

Carly Simon and James Taylor married in 1972 and had two children: Sally Taylor, an artist, teacher and musician, and Ben Taylor, who later became a musician. Simon described the marriage as volatile, while Taylor attributed part of its breakdown to his long battle with addiction. The couple divorced in 1983, and Simon has said they have not spoken in decades despite her continued love and desire to heal their relationship. The piece also notes Simon's 2026 disclosure that she has Parkinson's disease and basal cell carcinoma.

Phil Collins has five children with three former wives: adopted daughter Joely Collins, Simon Collins, Lily Collins, Nicholas “Nic” Collins and Mathew Collins. Joely works as an actress and producer; Simon and Nic pursued music, with Nic also touring with Genesis; Lily became a prominent actress known for Emily in Paris; and Mathew, the most private sibling, signed with Sportverein Austria Salzburg. The family has also recently welcomed a grandchild and celebrated Nic’s engagement.