Back to the Garden! Emmy Rossum attended a New York Knicks game with her husband, Sam Esmail, three weeks after they secretly welcomed baby No. 2.
“Made it out in the rain 🌧️ for my @nyknicks,” the Shameless alum, 36, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, April 30, alongside a picture of her courtside view at Madison Square Garden.
Rossum and the film producer, 45, were one of the many stars in attendance at the basketball game that Sunday evening.
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We can all agree that Empire wouldn’t be same without the vivacious Cookie Lyon, played by Taraji P. Henson, whose out-there fashions run the gamut from floor-length furs to sexy body con dresses. Cookie first made quite the impression with both her zingy one-liners and her edgy street-meets-boardroom ensembles.
But over the course of the FOX hit series’ 11-episode season, her style became more tailored (and less fur-happy) as she dominated the Empire kingdom.
Look at that rock! Gabrielle Union is engaged to Dwyane Wade, the couple announced on Saturday, Dec. 20.
“Sooooo this happened…#Yessss,” the 40-year-old actress wrote via Instagram. Alongside the caption, Union shared the (gorgeous!) engagement ring the Miami Heat basketball player presented to her when he popped the question. Wade added: “She said YES!!!”
The Think Like a Man Too star and Wade, 31, shared an intimate snapshot of the bride-to-be placing her hand in her new fiancé’s.
Traditions are forever! That’s the case for Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks, especially during the holidays. In a new interview with Good Morning America, the “Walkaway Joe” singer, 55, revealed that while everyone travels as they’ve gotten older, there’s one thing the family always does.
“We decorate the tree together. Now that they’re grown and living in different places, we still make it that the tree doesn’t get decorated until we’re together,” she said, referencing Brooks’ daughters Taylor, 27, August, 25, and Allie, 23, whom he shares with ex-wife Sandy Mahl.
George Lindsey, who brought beanie-wearing Goober Pyle to life on The Andy Griffith Show, died Sunday in Nashville, CNN reports. He was 83.
Best known for his role as the country bumpkin mechanic, Lindsey first appeared on The Andy Griffith Show in 1964 as the cousin of Jim Nabors' Gomer Pyle. His role as Goober continued for four seasons until The Andy Griffith Show was canceled, at which time Lindsey reprised his role on the sequel series Mayberry R.