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Lynda Carter: Ageless Grace and the Beauty of Staying True to Herself
NEW YORK — When Lynda Carter stepped onto the red carpet at the 28th Annual Angel Ball at Cipriani Wall Street on October 19, all eyes turned toward her. At 75, the woman who defined Wonder Woman for generations of viewers walked with the same poise, warmth, and radiance that made her a household name. But as cameras flashed and reporters leaned in, the secret she shared wasn’t a high‑priced cream or a revolutionary treatment. It was something far simpler and far more powerful.
By Mark Lim about 3 hours ago in Journal
Cyndi Lauper Looks Back: Magic, Music, and an Unforgettable Night in 1985
NEW YORK — Cyndi Lauper is turning back the clock to one of the most extraordinary evenings of her life, the night in January 1985 when she walked into the American Music Awards as a rising star and left as a double winner, before joining the greatest gathering of musical talent ever assembled for the recording of "We Are the World." Now, as she partners with Bonhams for "Cyndi Lauper: Suitcase of Memories," a two‑part auction featuring her iconic accessories and memorabilia, the 73‑year‑old is sharing the stories behind the style and the moments that defined a generation.
By Mark Lim about 3 hours ago in Journal
Red Carpet Mishaps to Romance Rumours: Megan Moroney’s Unforgettable Week
NEW YORK — For Megan Moroney, the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show was meant to be a celebration of her soaring music career, a chance to perform on one of the world’s most glamorous stages alongside some of the biggest names in entertainment. And she did just that. But it was what she shared offstage, a refreshingly honest story about a very relatable wardrobe disaster and a single, seemingly ordinary photograph captured as she walked out the door, that truly captivated the public’s imagination. In one evening, the 29‑year‑old country star proved she is as authentic as she is talented and sparked a wave of speculation about her personal life that shows no signs of fading.
By Mark Lim about 4 hours ago in Journal
Sia Granted Primary Custody of Son Somersault After Lengthy Divorce Battle
LOS ANGELES — Acclaimed singer-songwriter Sia has been granted primary physical custody of her 2-year-old son, Somersault, following a prolonged and contentious legal process with estranged husband Dan Bernad. Court documents obtained by PEOPLE confirm that Judge Firdaus Dordi formalised the arrangement, which had been reached through negotiation between the parties. While Sia will serve as the child’s primary physical custodian, Bernad retains shared legal custody and a clearly defined visitation schedule, including specific provisions for holidays and special occasions. The ruling brings a measure of stability to a situation that has unfolded publicly and painfully over the past year.
By Mark Lim about 4 hours ago in Journal
Jenny McCarthy Revisits Alleged Casting-Couch Encounter With Steven Seagal
Long before she became a household name, Jenny McCarthy walked into an audition that would stay with her for the rest of her life. On the October 20 episode of her show, speaking openly with guest Selma Blair about the painful reality of being sexualized as young women in Hollywood, the 53‑year‑old actress and model recounted in full what she says took place during her tryout for Steven Seagal’s 1995 film Under Siege 2 . It is a story she first told before first in 1998, again in 2017, and one that carries renewed weight as more women’s voices continue to be heard.
By Mark Lim about 5 hours ago in Journal
Jon Stewart Stays: A Legacy Extended at The Daily Show
For anyone who has ever turned to The Daily Show when the world feels chaotic, confusing, or just plain absurd, the news brought immense relief: Jon Stewart isn’t going anywhere. On Monday, October 19, 2026, Comedy Central and Skydance Television officially announced that Stewart will extend his run as the show’s Monday night host through December 2028, ensuring his distinct voice, sharp wit, and unparalleled perspective will guide audiences through the unfolding years ahead. It is not merely a contract renewal; it is the homecoming that became permanent.
By Mark Lim about 20 hours ago in Journal
Halle Berry Faces Custody Battle: Allegations, Denials, and a Family in the Spotlight
LOS ANGELES — Academy Award winner Halle Berry arrived at court on the morning of Monday, October 19, 2026, flanked by her fiancé, musician Van Hunt, as she stepped into a custody hearing that has cast her family into the public eye in deeply painful ways. Dressed in a tailored black suit and dark sunglasses, Berry walked alongside Hunt, who stood by her side in a sharp gray suit, a quiet show of support amid allegations that have shaken the foundation of her relationship with her 13‑year‑old son, Maceo, and her ex‑husband, actor Olivier Martinez. What unfolds in these chambers will shape the years ahead for everyone involved, and every detail is being watched closely.
By Mark Lim a day ago in Journal
Family, Football, and Pride: The Kelces Cheer on Travis at Arrowhead
KANSAS CITY — There are plenty of impressive jerseys at Arrowhead Stadium on any given Sunday: championship editions, throwbacks, autographed legends, but none shone quite as brightly as the one Ed Kelce wore on October 18. The 75‑year‑old proud father stepped out in a red No. 87 Kansas City Chiefs jersey that carried something far more valuable than any memorabilia: a deeply personal message written right into the fabric by his son, Travis. Across the white panel of the number “8,” Travis penned “Love ya pops!” and signed his name alongside it in the “7.” It was simple, handwritten, and utterly priceless: a son’s love stitched into the very symbol of his career.
By Mark Lim a day ago in Journal
Pamela Anderson: Timeless Glamour and the Freedom to Be Herself
LOS ANGELES — Pamela Anderson stepped onto the red carpet at the 6th Annual Academy Museum Gala on October 17, 2026, and the world took notice not just for the beauty of her look, but for the grace and authenticity that shone through every choice. Dressed in a breathtaking two‑piece Carolina Herrera ensemble and nearly 24 carats of Pandora lab‑grown diamonds, she captured the romance of classic Hollywood while standing unapologetically in the present. For Anderson, however, the night was about far more than fashion: it was a celebration of self‑acceptance, cherished memories, and the quiet confidence that comes with age.
By Mark Lim a day ago in Journal
Jason Segel and Kayla Radomski: A Love Story Built on Dreams and Devotion
PASADENA, Calif. — Actor Jason Segel and dancer-actress Kayla Radomski have officially become husband and wife, marking the joyful end of one chapter and the radiant beginning of another. On October 17, 2026 , surrounded by family, friends, and the lush beauty of The Huntington Library Botanical Gardens in Pasadena, the couple exchanged vows in a ceremony that perfectly reflected the warmth, grace, and deep admiration that define their relationship. Their wedding day arrived more than a year after their enchanting engagement, completing a love story that unfolded with equal parts excitement and tenderness.
By Mark Lim a day ago in Journal
Miley Cyrus at the Hollywood Bowl: Signs, Strength, and a Legacy of Love
LOS ANGELES For Miley Cyrus, the Hollywood Bowl was more than a stage; it was a spiritual homecoming. On the evening of Sunday, October 18, closing the second of two sold‑out shows, the 33‑year‑old artist shared a deeply personal story about her late godmother, Dolly Parton, and what she believes was a sign from beyond. She also spoke candidly about self‑doubt, online criticism, and the courage it takes to show up fully, all while celebrating her 10th studio album, Bass Persuades , released September 18.
By Mark Lim a day ago in Journal
Joey Fatone: The *NSYNC Songs That Never Felt Like Them
HARTFORD, Conn. For a group that would go on to define the sound of a generation, *NSYNC’s earliest days were far from certain. Long before the sold-out stadiums, record-breaking albums, and permanent place in pop history, the five young singers were simply trying to figure out where they belonged, and Joey Fatone is now reflecting on the material that revealed just how much they had yet to discover. Speaking candidly at the That’s 4 Entertainment 90s Schedules event in Hartford on October 18, alongside Zac Hanson and in conversation with PEOPLE executive editor Breanne L. Heldman, Fatone pulled back the curtain on the group’s formative years, naming the two songs that, to this day, still don’t sound like them.
By Mark Lim a day ago in Journal