Egypt Criss is a newlywed and a future bride right now! One month after her intimate Las Vegas wedding to rapper Sam Mattick, which featured a small guest list that included her famous parents Sandra “Pepa” Denton and Treach, the Growing Up Hip Hop star EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife that the couple are getting married again. “There is still gonna be a big ceremony,” the 23-year-old said. Egypt also confirmed that her WE tv cast members will be at her second wedding, which will also be filmed for the show.

Ella Travolta looked classy and stunning when she was at NBC Studios in New York City on Feb. 22. The 22-year-old daughter of John Travolta opted to wear a pair of fitted, high-waisted black pants with a white top and red jacket. Ella’s high-waisted black pants were tight around her waist and flared from the knees down and she tucked a white turtleneck top into her pants. On top of her outfit, she wore a fitted, long red and green peacoat and topped her look off with a pair of brown leather pointed-toe heeled booties.

Carlos Santana is on the mend after he was rushed to a hospital during a Detroit concert on Tuesday, July 5. The 74-year-old iconic guitarist was reportedly 20 minutes into the set performing his song “Joy” when he collapsed onstage, per Setlist.fm. “Please know that he’s resting and doing very well!” his wife Cindy Blackman wrote on her social media two days after the incident. “He was diagnosed with heat exhaustion & dehydration… it was 100 degrees on stage and 114 under the lights so that coupled with not enough water is what caused the issue.

Jerry Springer passed away on Apr. 27, 2023, at age 79. During his life, he was only married once. He and his ex-wife, Micki Velton, share a daughter. A piece of the ’90s was lost on Thursday when Jerry Springer, the host behind his eponymous talk show,passed away. Jerry, 79, died peacefully at his home in suburban Chicago, according to a statement issued from his family, per WLWT Chicago.

“To me, it’s like some journal — they all represent different times in my life,” Johnny Depp told The Washington Post in 1995 when discussing his many tattoos. “If you see them, that’s one thing — but if I explain them to you, that would be like walking you through my journal.” Since his first time getting inked — “I was a kid who dropped out of high school, who got his first tattoo at 17, who played rock-and-roll.