Surprise! YouTube superstar PewDiePie, 29, has married his long-time sweetheart, Marzia Bisognin, 26. The two starstied the knot exactly eight years after they first met and celebrated with their closest family and friends. “We are married!!! I’m the happiest I can be,” Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, AKA PewDiePie, tweeted on Aug. 20, one day after the ceremony. While the wedding was not previously announced, fans were thrilled to see the two internet celebs tie the knot.
Whoopi Goldberg paid tribute to Barbara Walters after her death at the age of 93. The Oscar winner, 67, paid tribute to her former co-host during an episode of The View, celebrating Barbara’s life on Tuesday, January 3. Before going to a commercial break, Whoopi perfectly summarized the icon’s career. “There was nobody like her,” she said. “She’s the first, and there are many of us duplicates, but there’ll never be another Barbara Walters.
When the Teen Wolf movie was announced, Dylan O’Brien was among the key cast members not included in the lineup of stars returning for the film. The actor, who played Scott McCall’s best friend Stiles Stilinski in the MTV series, revealed why he won’t be returning for Teen Wolf: The Movie.
“It was a difficult decision. A lot went into it,” Dylan told Variety. “The show couldn’t be more dear to me.
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Winona Ryder (born Winona Laura Horowitz near Winona, Minnesota on October 29, 1971) is an American actress. She began her illustrious film career in 1986, landing her first role in Lucas. Winona became a household name when she portrayed goth girl, Lydia Deetz, in the 1988 classic Beetlejuice. She quickly became the “It” girl in the 1990s, starring in several films including Edward Scissorhands and Bram Stocker‘s Dracula. Winona nabbed her first Golden Globe nomination for Mermaids.
The first big song of the summer? It might be “Strawberries & Creamin’,” from rapper and budding fashion icon Yung Gravy. Released today (May 3), the song and accompanying music video capture Yung Gravy’s signature flow and style while introducing the world to the new entry in the Dr Pepper family. It’s an earworm – a bop – and that’s what Gravy was going for. “When we first had it pitched to us and the idea, I talked to [Diamond Pistols], who helped produce a song with me,” Yung Gravy tells HollywoodLife.