It wasn’t a barnyard, but a “Bey-yard” when Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick performed Beyonce’s No. 1 song on the farm. In an Instagram video posted on Monday, February 26, the couple decided to hold a “morning serenade” for their livestock. Bacon, 65, took his mandolin outside and began to play an acoustic version of “Texas Hold ‘Em,” one of the two country songs Beyoncé, 42, released earlier in the month when announcing Renaissance Act II.

Kevin Connolly’s breakup with Nikki Cox, his costar on The WB’s Unhappily Ever After, marked his first heartbreak “where [he] wanted to die.” “Nikki Cox, who played my sister [on Unhappily], and I started dating between seasons 4 and 5,” Connolly, 49, recalled during the Monday, December 18, episode of the“Hey Dude … The 90s Called!” podcast. “And this was the craziest thing. It was a couple days before the table read for season 5, and Jeremy London called me and said, ‘Kevin, get in your car… and drive down to 7-Eleven and open the National Enquirer.

Don't mess with Kevin Hart. The Think Like a Man actor took to his Instagram on Thursday, Dec. 11, to defend himself after leaked emails between Sony execs Michael Lynton, Clint Culpepper, and Amy Pascal revealed they were dissing Hart after he requested to be paid for a promotional tweet. In the leaked emails — which also included racist remarks quipping President Obama probably likes Hart's film Ride Along — Culpepper allegedly wrote: "

Kevin Hart is using a wheelchair after a recent injury — but he’s feeling well enough to share the embarrassing story behind his pain. “Ladies and gentlemen, the age 40 is real,” Hart, 44, began in an Instagram video on Wednesday, August 23. “To all my men and women out there that are 40 years old and above, it’s not a game. Respect that age. Respect that age or that age will make you respect it.

He wants it back! Kevin Smith raised more than a few eyebrows when he shaved off his beard for the first time in over two decades late last month. But despite the refreshing new look, a source tells Us Weekly that the Clerks creator is already counting down the days until he can grow back his trademark fuzz. "He said he hates how he looks without the beard," the source tells Us.