Showered with love! Pregnant Drew Barrymore celebrated her second baby at a party with friends and family on Saturday, April 12, at her home in the Hollywood Hills.
Guests started arriving at around 1 p.m., an eyewitness tells Us Weekly, noting that event trucks had been by earlier in the day to deliver tables, chairs, and alcohol from Pete's Wine and Spirits. Among the first to arrive was Barrymore's pal and fellow Hollywood mom Reese Witherspoon, who dressed for the occasion in a flower-print frock and brought with her a present she'd picked up at Cameron Diaz's house.
Their first trip around the sun! Dua Lipa and Anwar Hadid celebrated their one-year anniversary on Sunday, June 14.
“Nothing sweeter than 365 days joint at the hip with you,” the “Don’t Start Now” singer, 24, wrote via Instagram, adding a red heart emoji.
To commemorate the milestone, Lipa made a slideshow featuring seven photos of herself and the model, 20, over the past year. The couple cuddled in bed in the first snap and posed at various events in others.
Duck Dynasty's Robertson family is getting some serious hardware to go with their trademark camo. The reality TV clan has teamed up with firearm company Mossberg to release nine shotguns, two semiautomatic rifles, and a semiautomatic pistol — a collection they're calling the "Duck Commander" series.
All 12 firearms feature "waterfowl pattern" camouflage design and bear the Duck Commander logo, the company said. And according to CNN, each comes with an American flag bandana "
Sharing her side. Phil Robertson’s adult daughter, Phyllis, opened up about meeting theDuck Dynasty alum for the first time after finding out he is her father.
When Phyllis, 45, found out through a DNA test that her siblings were only half-siblings, she did “a little digging” with the help of her husband, she said on the Sunday, May 31, episode of the “Unashamed With Phil Robertson” podcast. After narrowing her paternity down to a few possibilities, Phyllis visited Robertson’s church.
Put up your dukes! The Dukes of Hazzard star John Schneider had some fightin’ words for TV Land after the network decided to pull reruns of the hit '80s show from the air over its iconic use of the Confederate flag.
TV Land confirmed Wednesday that they had decided to stop airing the series following the ongoing controversy surrounding the Confederate flag. Numerous other businesses and corporations have similarly cut ties with the flag since Dylann Roof, who was a supporter of the Confederacy, opened fire on a historically black church in Charleston, S.