Lance Bass thinks ‘NSync fans deserve a true reunion following their explosive — but brief — return earlier this year.
“We have to get it right this time, and unfortunately, ‘NSync had to go down in flames for that one,” Bass, 44, said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly published on Tuesday, November 7. “But we had so much fun, I don’t see this as our last thing. Because of this strike, I feel like we owe it to the fans again to rectify this and do something else.
Oops! Lauren Conrad copiedZooey Deschanel’s baby name, Charlie Wolf, after her son’s October arrival — but says the matching monikers are just a “coincidence.”
“It sounds like I’m a follower,” the Hills alum, 33, told Us Weekly exclusively while promoting the Little Market Pop-Up Shop with Hannah Skvarla on Wednesday, November 20. “They’re just both family names. Charlie, or Charles, is a family name and a name that my husband and I both really like, and then Wolf actually comes from his side.
Cutest best friends in Hollywood? Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet have come a long way since starring in 1997’s Titanic.
The actors forged a friendship while filming the 11-time Oscar-winning movie. DiCaprio played Jack Dawson, who falls in love with Winslet’s Rose DeWitt Bukater, despite being from very different worlds.
The James Cameron-directed drama has become one of the most talked about films of all time, partially because of how much chemistry DiCaprio and Winslet had on camera.
Breaking! Lester Holt shared 25 things you don’t know about him exclusively with Us Weekly. Find out what the NBC Nightly News anchor, 58, told Us about his fear of snakes, his stand-up comedy past and that time he was rejected by NBC.
1. I love airplanes. Growing up on Air Force bases, I certainly had the “bug,” but I never earned my pilot’s license. Instead, I fly flight simulators on my computer.
Lois Lilienstein of the musical trio Sharon, Lois & Bram has died at the age of 78, CBC News confirmed on Thursday, April 23. The entertainer was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in October and passed away in Toronto, Canada, on Wednesday night.
“She knew it was happening, she was at peace with it, and she died very peacefully and not in pain,” Lilienstein’s son, David Lilienstein, said in a statement.