Grease has lost another unforgettable star.
Annette Charles, the actress and dancer who played Cha Cha in the 1978 classic film, died Wednesday in her Los Angeles home.
Her rep told TMZ that Charles had been battling cancer. A full statement is expected within the next 24 hours. A family member told TMZ: "Annette had recently started having difficulty breathing … and when she went to the doctor she learned that she had a cancerous tumor in her one of her lungs.
Haley Ferguson and Oula Palve have navigated fertility struggles throughout their first year of marriage.
“The last time I had talked to you guys, I had a hysteroscopy to remove a polyp [in my uterus] and since then I have been in the process of starting IUI,” the Bachelor alum, 30, said in a Thursday, June 15, TikTok video while doing her makeup. “IUI is kind of like the first step they offer you before doing IVF, it’s kind of a way to help trigger ovulation and get the timing right for everything.
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Halle Bailey just proved that open-toe slippers and puffer coats make the perfect pair.
The Little Mermaid actress was photographed in Los Angeles arriving at Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday, December 7. She wore a purple coat — on theme for promoting The Color Purple — and beige joggers, a pair of fuzzy pink slippers on her feet.
Harrison Ford is once again serving as the inspiration for a new species.
The animal — called Tachymenoides harrisonfordi — is a type of 16 inch, pale yellowish-brown snake that was found in the Andes Mountains in Peru.
Although he may be honored, Ford, 81, does wish he got named after some friendlier creatures.
“These scientists keep naming critters after me, but it’s always the ones that terrify children. I don’t understand.
A fresh start. When Melissa Rivers needed a new closet, she called in a professional to give her the glamorous dressing room of her dreams — which included a chandelier from mom Joan Rivers and a flat-screen TV, as seen in Us Weekly’s exclusive photos.
Melissa’s Fashion Police co-hosts recommended Lisa Adams of L.A. Closet Design to build what the TV personality, 53, called her first “grown-up closet” in her Santa Monica home.