A shocking new book has revisited the 1930s trial where socialite Ann Cooper Hewitt sued her abusive mother for $500 million for having her sterilized without her consent to deprive her of her inheritance from her millionaire inventor father.
In 1920, aged three-years-old, Ann Cooper Hewitt, the daughter of engineer and inventor Peter Cooper Hewitt, was caught with her hand down her pants - an action which at the time was not accepted and suggested her to be 'feeble-minded.
Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell's much-anticipated upcoming rom-com movie Anyone But You is coming this Christmas, and we're very excited. If you know anything about the entertainment world, you'll know that the acting duo set the internet alight with their sizzling chemistry while filming for the flick.
Anyone But You is out on 26 December, so not long to wait. Both Glen and Sydney have spoken out about the “affair” and relationship rumours that have swirled the Internet since they were filming.
It's always tricky to decide how - or whether - to respond to the kind of offensive, stupid comments like the ones Dr. Laura Schlessinger made on her radio program on Tuesday. One would hope that following that motherly advice - 'Ignore her and she'll go away' - would be successful. But that doesn't really work on the playground. And, in the era of 24/7 media, it doesn't work, either.
Jelly Roll was joined by a very special guest on the CMA Awards stage! The 38-year-old opened the show with an epic performance of his hit song, "Need a Favor," and delighted fans when Wynonna Judd came out on stage mid-way through the track.
The audience, which included famous couples Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, and Kelsea Ballerini and Chase Stokes, sang, clapped and danced along as the duo wowed the crowd with their performance.
Now that it's the weekend, it's worth a look back at what TMZ covered this week ... particularly on the tube -- where we had a lil' too much fun heading into Saturday/Sunday.
TMZ Live Play video content GOFUNDME GAFF Starting with 'TMZ Live,' we just had to tackle this whole Alyssa Milano situation -- which was kicked off from her own doing. Basically, she tried fundraising on behalf of her son .
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The story behind Dolly Parton's 'Two Doors Down' from the 'Here You Come Again' album. Published on April 28, 2021 2 min read “Two Doors Down” is one of Dolly Parton‘s most famous songs. It tells the story of a woman who’s down and feeling sorry for herself when a group of people just a couple of doors over is laughing and drinking and having a party.
They’ve got ARMY right behind them when they say so.
BTS is an award-winning chart-topping K-pop group with an international fan base known as the BTS ARMY. There’s even an official fan club for the boy band, complete with added perks and exclusive merchandise for subscribers.
Here’s what we know about BTS’ official global fan club, how to join, and how much it costs.
BTS has an official fan club available on Weverse The BTS ARMY is one of the world’s most powerful fan bases, supporting BTS in collaboration with McDonald’s and streaming songs like “Butter” and “Dynamite.
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Laughing stock: the week in comedyComedyIn this week's roundup, Spike Milligan's gravestone joke takes a serious turn, the US samples HIGNFY and a new website gives black British comedy a pushThe famous epitaph on Spike Milligan's gravestone, "I told you I was ill", has been added to , at the end of a bitter feud between the ex-Goon's family members. The comedian died in 2002, aged 83, and was buried at St Thomas's Church in Winchelsea, East Sussex.
“Stranger Things” is coming to London’s West End.
Netflix announced on Tuesday that “Stranger Things: The First Shadow,” a stage play spinoff of the wildly popular series, will world premiere at the Phoenix Theatre later this year.