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1. Jon Bon Jovi – Philadelphia Soul Many stars become owners of a sports team after that team has already been well established. Not legendary singer Jon Bon Jovi. The New Jersey native, and later darling of Philadelphia, started his own club in the Arena Football League called the Philadelphia Soul in 2004. After securing the rights to have an arena football team in the city, Bon Jovi co-owned the…
Steve Harvey’s beloved daytime talk show “Steve” will have its final curtain call in June and he will no longer host “Little Big Shots” on NBC. There is speculation as to whether the popular host and comedian’s daytime fate was due to animosity stemming from IMG Original Content taking the show from NBCUniversal and the latter losing its stake, Variety reported. Steve Harvey’s beloved daytime talk show “Steve” will have its final curtain call in…
The Beatles is perhaps the most iconic band of all time. Everyone can find a song they love. No one can forget about The Beatles, including co-lead vocalist and bassist Paul McCartney. In September 2019, McCartney shared memories with The Late Show host Stephen Colbert, saying he often “dreams about” John Lennon. Forming The Band Paul McCartney was just 15 years old when he met 16-year-old John Lennon in 1957.…
Patrick McMullan/Getty Images 25. Katy Perry & Russell Brand: 14 Months “California Gurls” singer Katy Perry met envelope-pushing British comedian Russell Brand at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2009. The two quickly fell in love and got engaged just four months later while on vacation celebrating the new year in India. John Shearer/WireImage In October of 2010, the pair returned to the same country, where Brand popped the question.…
Jim Smeal/Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images/Steve Granitz/WireImages 1. Reese Witherspoon There’s no way Reese Witherspoon’s labor-and-delivery nurse mother and doctor father could have expected the impact their daughter would make on the world after they signed her up for her first commercial at seven years old. Listed as one of the world’s 100 most powerful women by Forbes in 2019, this Oscar-winner is far more than just an…
TIMOTHY A. CLARY-AFP/GettyImages 1. 1973: When Marlon Brando Didn’t Accept His Award 1973 saw one of the most awkward Oscar moments of all time. After Marlon Brando, a Hollywood leading man for decades, won his second Oscar for Best Actor thanks to his role in the seminal crime drama film The Godfather, he was nowhere to be found. He wasn’t directed towards the stage to give an acceptance speech, as…
Instagram/alisonbrie 1. Miley Cyrus Child star Miley Cyrus first entered the Hollywood spotlight after starring in the Disney Channel hit series, Hannah Montana. We all met her when she was a kid and watched her grow into a woman, and today, the singer and actress revealed she has no plans to bring a child into the world. Instagram/mileycyrus Cyrus told ELLE in a 2019 interview that her decision not to…
Instagram/entertainment.newstoday 1. Lisa Sheridan Lisa Sheridan, a native of Macon, Georgia and a graduate of the prestigious Carnegie Mellon School of Drama, sadly passed away in February 2019 from alcohol-related issues. The 44-year-old actress made headlines after her brief 2003 engagement to actor Ron Livingston after meeting him while working on the film, Beat. Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images Sheridan starred in many television roles. Her most notable work was as…
Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images 1. Charlie Sheen The Golden Globe-winning actor, renowned for his work on shows like Spin City and Two and a Half Men, was apparently so opposed to having his daughters vaccinated that he had his lawyer write a letter to his children’s pediatrician, telling him that the actor did not consent to the doctor providing vaccines to them. Raymond Hall/GC Images After his former wife Denise Richards…
Instagram/jenniferlovehewitt 1. Cameron Diaz Cameron Diaz’s rise to prominence happened after the success of her very first on-screen appearance, starring opposite Jim Carrey in 1994’s The Mask. The performance earned her significant recognition, and her place as one of the public’s favorite Hollywood actors was ensured thanks to her roles in films like There’s Something About Mary and Gangs of New York. Instagram/camerondiaz In a 2019 issue of People, a…