On June 12, the Today Show's Hoda Kotb announced that she wrote her seventh book titled This Just Speaks to Me: Words to Live By Every Day. It will include 365 quotes and stories as a follow-up to her 2019 bestselling collection, I Really Needed This Today.

Kristin Cavallari and her children had a "beautiful" Father's Day with Jay Cutler.

The Very Cavallari star, 33, shared on Instagram Monday that she and her estranged husband Cutler, 37, spent the day together in honor of the holiday.

"Saved the best for last... happy (late) Father's Day to Jay," Cavallari wrote in the caption of a throwback photo of her sons Jaxon, 6, and Camden, 7, and daughter Saylor, 4.

Elizabeth Hurley, 55, posted an photo letting fans know it's warming up in the English countryside.

In the photo, the model and swimwear designer is nearly topl*ss and wearing an open sweater.

The Black Eyed Peas have just dropped a brand-new album called 'Translation', which came out last week on June 18. It marks a return to the Billboard charts for the group who were well known for pop chart domination over a decade ago, but much has changed since then. Their iconic singer Fergie left and was replaced by their new Filipina featured artist, J Rey Soul. In addition to this, the three surviving members of the group, Will.i.am, Apl.de.ap and Taboo, have chosen to reinvent themselves on this new album by featuring 10 collaborations with a star-studded list of Latin artists, including Shakira, J Balvin, Ozuna, Becky G, Maluma, Nicky Jam and more.

The actress speaks up after a 2009 interview with Jimmy Kimmel went viral where she talks about being sexualized in a film by Michael Bay at 15 years old and Kimmel responds with a crass joke.

Megan Fox has found herself in the middle of a viral storm after an interview with Jimmy Kimmel from his eponymous show resurfaced on Monday in which she discusses being sexualized at 15 years old by director Michael Bay.

Four episodes of the US hit series in which characters appear in blackface are to be taken down, at the request of creators Tina Fey and Robert Carlock.

In a note seen by Vulture and Variety, Fey wrote that the episodes are "best taken out of circulation" and apologised "for pain they have caused".

The episodes will be removed from streaming services Amazon Prime and Hulu, as well as purchase platforms.

They include a live episode with guest star Jon Hamm in series six.

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WOW! This might be the biggest DCEU news of the year, and that includes the Snyder Cut being REAL and coming to HBO Max! Michael Keaton is said to be co staring with Ezra Miller in The Flash movie, which will adapt the Flashpoint DC Comics story! On top of that, he is supposedly replacing Ben Affleck as THE Batman of the DCEU???