Nameberry.com editors Pamela Satran and Linda Rosenkrantz — who penned the books Baby Name Bible and Beyond Ava & Aiden — are blogging for UsMagazine.com about why celebs choose the names they do, and what they mean.
Happy second birthday, Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline Jolie-Pitt!
When Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's twins arrived on July 12, 2008, there were rumors swirling that both babies were girls and their chosen names were Isla Marcheline and Amelie Jane — which, of course proved to be untrue on all counts.
Julia Roberts made some memorable appearances on the talk show circuit as she promoted her new Netflix movie,Leave the World Behind. During a December 4 stop on The View, she hilariously helped the cohosts promote hair products, and on December 5, she gushed about being a Swiftie on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Two nights later, she reenacted the viral “Name ’Em” scene from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills on Watch What Happens Live (she played Sutton Stracke, while Andy Cohen took on the role of Kyle Richards).
Wheel of Fortune got schooled by a math teacher! Sarah Manchester became the third person in the history of Wheel of Fortune to win a million dollars on Wednesday, Sept. 17.
Manchester, 42, who teaches math at Takoma Park Middle School in Northern Virginia, answered the bonus round question correctly, enthralling the crowd and host Pat Sajak with her winning answer of “Loud Laughter.”
“I was stunned,” Manchester told the Washington Post of her win.
Top's off! Whitney Cummings shared a topless photo of herself casually lounging without a shirt on Thursday, July 30, just three days after she discussed her 25-pound weight gain on the Today show.
"Thank you @karlawelchstylist for the shoegasm," she captioned the Instagram picture, which features the 2 Broke Girls creator in form-fitting cropped skinny jeans and Christian Louboutin heels, surrounded by a sea of designer shoes. Cummings, 32, glances at the camera as her topless reflection is displayed in the adjacent mirror of her closet.
When Whitney Port made her debut on The Hills as a 21-year-old fashion intern in 2006, she had no idea where the show would take her. Nearly two decades later, it’s brought her an ongoing career in fashion, a popular podcast and even a lifelong bond with costar Lauren Conrad.
“Lauren and I got along so well from the get-go,” Port, 38, exclusively sharedas part of her Us Weekly cover story.