Still causing all that conversation. The controversial lyrics on Beyoncé‘s seventh studio album, Renaissance, are far from the first scandal she’s faced. “Thanks, Beyoncé, but if we’re verbing, I think you meant ‘Bill Clinton-ed all on my gown,'” Monica Lewinsky wrote in a May 2014 essay for Vanity Fair, referencing a NSFW line in the pop star’s 2013 song “Partition.” In the song, which describes a steamy tryst that takes place in the back of a limo, the Grammy winner sings, “He popped all my buttons, and he ripped my blouse / He Monica Lewinsky-ed all on my gown.

Ty Herndon is in good company. After the "What Matters Most" singer publicly came out as gay on Thursday, Nov. 20, his fellow country star Billy Gilman followed suit, opening up to fans in a nearly six-minute YouTube video. Gilman — who first rose to fame at age 11 with the hit song "One Voice" — tweeted the video on Thursday afternoon, calling it "My Story." In it, he revealed that he decided to come out after he was photographed with his partner of five months.

It’s a big week for Bravo fans! In honor of BravoCon, the network has teamed up with Literie to create eight candles based on unforgettable moments from the Real Housewives franchise’s history, giving viewers a chance to invite the Housewives into any room of their homes. The first collection includes five scents with references to Real Housewives of New Jersey (Flipping Tables, which smells like cedar and suede), Real Housewives of New York City (Money Can’t Buy You Class, which smells like paper and linen and Go To Sleep, which smells like lavender), Real Housewives of Atlanta (September, Spring, Summer, which smells like grass and juniper) and Real Housewives of Orange County (Nine Lemons In A Bowl, which smells like citrus and ivy).

CBS is the gift that keeps on giving as they prepare to introduce Sneak-Ends, featuring first looks at their primetime shows and messages from series stars. Us Weekly can exclusively share sneak peek scenes from the first episodes of Fire Country and Ghosts. Queen Latifah, who stars in CBS’ The Equalizer, also recorded a message for viewers where she teased the network’s upcoming campaign. “We’re celebrating the return of your favorite shows by sharing exclusive sneak peeks all weekend long,” Latifah, 53, says in Us‘ exclusive clip.

New year, new ‘dos. Time and time again, celebrities have provided Us with major hair inspiration with their bold color changes, drastic chops and Rapunzel-like hair extensions — and 2023 is no different. Lily James proved a lob is always a good idea when she arrived at the 80th Golden Globe Awards on January 10 at The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles with shortened tresses. The Pam & Tommy actress’ coiffure was inspired by the ‘90s, according to her hairstylist, Halley Brisker, who has famously worked his magic on Sydney Sweeney, Simone Ashley and Sadie Sink.