Chelsea Handler, Matthew McConaughey, Gwyneth Paltrow and more stars haven’t been afraid to disrupt social media by posting photos of themselves while in the nude. Whether the former Chelsea Lately host is topless or pantless, she hasn’t shied away from sharing NSFW snaps on social media. In 2014, Handler recreated Kim Kardashian‘s Paper magazine cover that broke the internet. “Can you believe more than 2 ass can fit on the same screen?

Stars of Hollywood and Nashville are paying tribute to the late Toby Keith after his death at age 62. The “Should’ve Been a Cowboy” singer died on Monday, February 5, after a battle with stomach cancer, his family announced on Tuesday, February 6. “Toby Keith passed peacefully last night on February 5th, surrounded by his family. He fought his fight with grace and courage,” a statement shared via social media reads.

Just like Us, celebrities are shocked by the many twists and turns of the film Saltburn. Writer/Director Emerald Fennell’s second feature film, the dark comedy thriller starring Jacob Elordi and Barry Keoghan came out in theaters in November but hit Amazon Prime on December 22, 2023, just in time for holiday viewing. Keoghan plays Oliver Quick, a University of Oxford student who befriends and becomes obsessed with his wealthy fellow student, Felix Catton, played by Elordi.

Playing Cupid! Over the years, many stars have revealed that they helped sparks fly between their mutual friends. Hailee Steinfeld, for her part, explained the advice that she gave pal Sophie Turner, who was interested in getting to know Joe Jonas more. “I will say, I did get that text from Sophie being like, ‘So tell me about Joe,’ and I was like, ‘Go for it,'” the singer said during a radio interview with Nova 96.

Something for everyone. The Grammy Awards are known as “music’s biggest night,” but the Recording Academy also hands out a ton of trophies in non-musical categories — and you might be surprised to find out who’s won them. One of the major sources of unusual Grammy winners is Best Spoken Word Album, first awarded in 1959. This prize has gone to statesmen reading their speeches (Martin Luther King Jr.), poets reciting their work (Maya Angelou) and more recently, authors and actors reading audiobooks (LeVar Burton, Cynthia Nixon, Michael J.