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Amber Rose defends Nicki Minaj amid Trump endorsement backlash, highlighting the growing Trump support in celebrity circles.

Barry Manilow, the eighty-year-old singer, has been diagnosed with lung cancer, which has led to the postponement of his farewell tour. However, the cancer was detected early, and he is scheduled for surgery. Manilow, who has managed atrial fibrillation for years, remains optimistic and plans to return to the stage soon.

Influencer Chessie King announces pregnancy after IVF journey, sharing joy and gratitude with fans, while offering support to those still waiting for their second line.

Chantel Everett, known from Ninety Day Fiance, shares her engagement to girlfriend Ashley Bowen, marking a new chapter after her tumultuous past with ex-husband Pedro Jimeno.

Britney Spears shares steamy Instagram video, sparks concern with Cabo vacation photos; joins mystery man, clarifies hes cousin.

James Cameron, known for his blockbuster films, recently addressed a decade-old joke from Amy Poehler about his short marriage. He also clarified Matt Damons claims about turning down the lead in Avatar. Cameron is known for his demanding directorial style, with Kate Winslet sharing stories of his tough moments on set. Hes also stirred debate with his comments on Wonder Woman and Titanic, and brushes off criticism about his Avatar saga. His unfiltered responses keep him in the spotlight.

Selena Gomez and Jennifer Stone, former Wizards of Waverly Place co-stars, rekindled their friendship with a festive Christmas photo and throwbacks from their Disney days. They recently reunited at Selenas wedding and shared a lunch, fueling fans nostalgia. Despite Alexs cliffhanger in the shows finale, David Henrie hints at more magic, and Selena teases a new generation.

Thomas Jane and Kai Murakami join Star Trek: Strange New Worlds as Bones and Sulu in the final season, hinting at a possible sequel exploring the transition to Kirks era. Season four arrives in 2026, with seasons one through three streaming now on Paramount Plus.

Vince Zampella, co-creator of Call of Duty, tragically passed away in a car crash at age fifty-five. His groundbreaking work at Infinity Ward and Respawn Entertainment shaped modern shooters, with over five hundred million copies of Call of Duty games sold worldwide. He recently served as creative director on Battlefield six and was involved in a Call of Duty movie. Zampella leaves behind three children and a lasting legacy in the gaming industry.