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Kim Kardashian Calls Kanye West The Best Dad On Fathers Day Hollywood Life

Kim Kardashian is celebrating Father’s Day by praising Kanye West, her ex-husband and the father of their four kids, North, 9, Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 3. “Thank you for being the best dad to our babies and loving them the way you do! Happy Father’s Day Ye,” the 41-year-old SKIMS founder wrote on her Instagram Story over a photo of the rapper, 45, posing with their kids. A second snapshot showed Kanye smiling wide with their three eldest children on the porch of a log cabin-style house.

KISSs Paul Stanley In Rare Makeup-Free Selfie With Daughter: Photo Hollywood Life

KISS co-founder Paul Stanley, 71, opted to forgo his stage makeup for a fresh-faced look in a new selfie shared via Twitter on Tuesday. “Family vacation! My beautiful Emily brightens the day even more!”, he captioned the adorable photo during his holiday. In the snapshot, Paul rocked a bright-orange animal print button-up shirt and a beaded bracelet, while his 11-year-old looked chic in a brown bandeau top and gold accessories. Family vacation!

Kristen Doute Pics Hollywood Life

Her nickname may be ‘Crazy Kristen’ thanks to her wild antics on ‘Vanderpump Rules,’ but this reality television star has a serious work ethic! She had worked at SUR Restaurant the longest out of all the employees — well, before Lisa Vanderpump fired Kristen for yelling at a manager.  However, she remains central to the ‘Vanderpump Rules’ cast ever since the Bravo show premiered in 2013. Outside of reality television, Kristen has also acted in a number of films: ‘Behind Your Eyes’ (2011), ’23 Minutes To Sunrise’ (2012), ‘Blood On Canvas’ (2013), and ‘Cats Dancing On Jupiter’ (2015).

Lance Bass Attends Black Lives Matter Protest After Getting Into Nasty Twitter Feud With Candace Owe

Lance Bass was spotted supporting the Black Lives Matter movement by writing a list of names of victims that died at the hands of police outside with his husband Michael Turchin and other supporters. Lance Bass, 41, made sure to do his part for the Black Lives Matter movement on June 12 when he walked outside to write a list of names of African American victims who were sadly killed at the hands of police.