Timothée Chalamet Surprises Fans at Look-Alike Contest in NYC
Timothée Chalamet made an unexpected appearance at a look-alike contest in Lower Manhattan, attracting hundreds of fans and leading to police intervention and an arrest.
Timothée Chalamet made an unexpected appearance at a look-alike contest in Lower Manhattan, attracting hundreds of fans and leading to police intervention and an arrest.
Ellen Adarna explains her choice not to publicly announce her pregnancy shortly after giving birth to her first child with Derek Ramsay, expressing her desire for a quiet and private experience.
Gérard Depardieu, facing trial for alleged sexual assaults, will not appear in court due to health problems, according to his lawyer. The case involves incidents on a film set in 2021.
Jack Jones, famed for “The Love Boat” theme, dies at 86. The Grammy-winning singer battled leukemia for two years. Known for his silky baritone, Jones left a lasting legacy in traditional pop and jazz music.
UNIS, BINI, and SB19 join forces to aid Typhoon Kristine victims in the Philippines. Through concerts and social media, they raise awareness and donations for relief efforts. The Philippine Red Cross and government continue to provide critical support as the storm exits the region.
Liam Payne, former One Direction star, died at 31 after a fall in Buenos Aires. His girlfriend, Kate Cassidy, revealed plans to marry him. Investigations continue as fans and friends mourn his loss.
Heart Evangelista and Kyline Alcantara join the Pink Parade to boost breast cancer awareness. The event highlights early detection and celebrates resilience, drawing voices from across the country.
Jennifer Lawrence announces her second pregnancy with husband Cooke Maroney. The news comes amid her ongoing work on socially relevant documentaries.
SB19’s Pablo announces the release of his new short film “UNA,” directed by Sonny Calvento, set for November 9. This marks a significant step in Pablo’s solo career, showcasing his versatility as an artist.
Alec Baldwin returned to “Saturday Night Live,” not as Trump, but as Fox News’ Bret Baier. The performance featured a skit on Kamala Harris’ interview, drawing audience applause and sparking social media discussions.