Madonna was hospitalized over the weekend in the ICU after being found unresponsive, Page Six reports. Sources say she was intubated for "at least one night" but is now awake and alert. Insiders say Madonna's oldest daughter, Lourdes Leon, was with her the whole time. Madonna's manager said that Madonna "developed a serious bacterial infection which led to a several-day stay in the ICU" but added "a full recovery is expected."
Chrissy Teigen and John Legend have announced the arrival of their newborn son, Wren Alexander Stephens. He was born by surrogate, just five months after the birth of their third child, Esti. Chrissy thanked their surrogate, Alexandra, who was the inspiration for the baby's middle name. The family said they plan to stay close to her.
When a fan threw her mom's ashes at Pink, she didn't know what to make of it. But at another concert, when a fan handed her a wheel of Brie cheese, pink grabbed it, hugged it, and said, "I wanna kiss you on the mouth!"
"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" has a reported budget of $295M, making it the most expensive Indiana Jones film to date. Estimates are the film needs to make at least $750 million at the box office just to break even, and $800 million to start making a profit. "Dial of Destiny" hits theaters tomorrow.
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck just got married last year, and now they want to renew their vows to celebrate their one-year anniversary. According to OK, they are looking to throw a huge bash at their new $60 million estate.
Kevin Costner's estranged wife Christine says she will move out on August 31, 2023 as long as he pays his yet-to-determined court-ordered support, RadarOnline.com. That determination comes in court July 12th. Her biggest argument is that, "Kevin wants me to rent place without financial plan in place" and that she has zero income.
Kim Cattrall was on "The View" to talk about her upcoming appearance on the second season of "And Just Like That," and lest you think SJP had anything to do with bringing her back, think again. Kim said the way it happened was, "Well, it's very interesting to get a call from the head of HBO saying, 'What can we do?" One of Kim's conditions to come back was to be able to work with iconic "Sex and the City" costume designer Patricia Fields because, "I gotta come back with that kind of Samantha style."
There's show called "Claim to Fame," which is all about finding who's related to a celeb. Tom Hanks' niece, Carly Reeves, was on the show, and her celeb connection was uncovered in the first episode, which meant she was the first one out. Carly felt the clue that was given – the bench from "Forrest Gump" – was too easy and that she deserved to be on the show longer, so she threw a complete temper tantrum, screaming and ranting. Every family's got a black sheep – sadly for Tom, this makes two (don't forget his son, Chet).
