Elisa Donovan — aka Cher Horowitz's Clueless nemesis — has landed herself a total Baldwin. The 41-year-old actress, who played Queen Bee-wannabe Amber in Amy Heckerling's 1995 flick, wed Charlie Bigelow at the Carmel Valley Ranch in Carmel, Calif., October 13, her rep confirms to Us Weekly. For her trip down the aisle, the star donned an Elizabeth Fillmore dress and Jimmy Choo shoes, while her handsome groom, 36, chose a Burberry suit.
Taylor Swift’s red coat just got the stamp of approval from an unexpected source — and he lives on Sesame Street. Swift, 33, made a memorable appearance at a game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Green Bay Packers in Wisconsin on Sunday, December 3. There, she repped the Chief’s colors while cheering on Travis Kelce in an oversized red teddy coat by Stella McCartney, which she wore on top of a black turtleneck, a mini wrap skirt by Louis Vuitton, and black heeled leather boots.
Hitting back with humor! After some social media users claimed that Eric Stonestreet looked too old compared to his fiancée, Lindsay Schweitzer, the actor quickly put their minds at ease. “Apparently a lot of people think I look too old, as a 49 year old man, to be engaged to my almost 42 year old fiancé,” the Modern Family alum wrote via Instagram on Wednesday, August 25. “Look, she can’t help that she looks so great at 42 and I can’t help that I apparently look like her grandad so, I fixed it for everyone.
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood are deeply in love — and they don’t miss a chance to say it. The pair tied the knot in 2005, but they met nearly two decades prior when they were still married to other people. After forming a friendship in 1987, Brooks asked Yearwood to sing on his 1990 album, No Fences, which helped jumpstart her musical career. Brooks and Yearwood didn’t start dating until 2001, shortly after Garth’s divorce from Sandy Mahl.
Attention, Upper East Siders! The scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite almost didn’t involve Serena van der Woodsen or her bestie Blair Waldorf — well, at least not how you’ve come to know and love them. The CW casting director David Rapaport opened up in a new interview with BuzzFeed about what went into selecting the show’s biggest stars, and who the powers-that-be wanted instead of Blake Lively and Leighton Meester.