NBC gets a touch of HBO flair! Girls creator, director, and star Lena Dunham is set to host the March 8 episode of Saturday Night Live and taped a series of promos with recurring cast member Kate McKinnon. The breakout funny woman hammed it up with the quirky SNL star, declaring they were “two young feminists” and discussing Dunham’s popular comedy. “I would love to be on the show one day,” McKinnon said of Girls.
Cutest best friends in Hollywood? Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet have come a long way since starring in 1997’s Titanic. The actors forged a friendship while filming the 11-time Oscar-winning movie. DiCaprio played Jack Dawson, who falls in love with Winslet’s Rose DeWitt Bukater, despite being from very different worlds. The James Cameron-directed drama has become one of the most talked about films of all time, partially because of how much chemistry DiCaprio and Winslet had on camera.
Leven Rambin and Jim Parrack have called it quits on their relationship after less than two years of marriage, a source tells Us Weekly. The pair got engaged in August 2014, shortly after Parrack, 36, split with his first wife, Ciera Parrack. Rambin and the True Blood alum went on to tie the knot in October 2015 in Buda, Texas. The Hunger Games actress, 26, shared the news on her Instagram with a photo of their wedding rings.
Yes, Levi Johnston is going full frontal in his upcoming Playgirl spread, which shoots on Nov. 16 (the same day Sarah Palin is set to appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show). But don't get the wrong idea. "Posing for Playgirl, a lot of people are going to look at it as not [presenting] a good image, but we're going to do it tastefully," he said Thursday in part two of his interview on CBS' The Early Show.
Like his fiancee Miley Cyrus did earlier this year, Liam Hemsworth settled on something surprisingly cerebral for his new ink. Back in July, Cyrus, 19, paid homage to the original Rough Rider (and the U.S.’s 26th president) with a tattoo of a quote from Theodore Roosevelt’s legendary “Citizenship in a Republic” speech. The former Disney star’s tat reads, “So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat.