Fans of Mickey Rourke have raised nearly $80,000 through a GoFundMe campaign to help him avoid eviction from his Beverly Grove home, where he owes around $59,100 in back rent. The fundraiser aims to provide Rourke with stability during a difficult period marked by financial and health struggles, highlighting the ongoing support from his fans and the community.
Former Disney star Shaun Weiss is helping former Nickelodeon star Tylor Chase, who went viral living homeless and battling addiction, by securing him a detox facility and seeking financial support to aid his recovery, with support from fellow actors and the community.
Rob Schneider, a staunch Trump supporter, publicly criticized Trump's comments about Rob Reiner, marking a rare instance of a prominent MAGA supporter speaking out against Trump, highlighting internal disagreements among Trump allies.
Danielle Fishel from Boy Meets World faces harsh criticism from DWTS judges, prompting her former co-stars Will Friedle and Rider Strong to accuse the judges of bias and unfair treatment, despite her strong performances and public support.
Jane Fonda has relaunched the Committee for the First Amendment, originally founded by her father, to defend free speech, garnering support from over 550 celebrities amid recent debates over free expression and media censorship.
Over 400 celebrities, including Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep, signed an open letter organized by the ACLU condemning Disney's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel and defending free speech amid government threats and censorship concerns.
Jamie Lee Curtis expressed emotional support for the rumored relationship between Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson, praising their resilience and suggesting their potential love is a positive story, regardless of confirmation, highlighting her admiration for both celebrities.
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Since CBS announced the cancellation of 'The Late Show,' numerous celebrities, politicians, and colleagues have expressed support for Stephen Colbert, citing his talent and criticizing the decision, which is believed to be driven by financial and political factors, including recent legal and merger issues involving CBS and Paramount.
Sarah Michelle Gellar addressed feud rumors with Jennifer Love Hewitt after they didn't pose together at the 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' premiere, explaining she didn't see Hewitt and didn't attend the after-party, emphasizing her admiration for her co-star and defending against false drama.
A new report highlights how Travis Kelce's support made Taylor Swift's achievement of reclaiming her music masters even more meaningful, strengthening their bond and adding emotional significance to her career milestone.
Lauren Miller, a 'Real Housewives' executive, tragically died moments after giving birth to her son Jackson, prompting an outpouring of support from stars and fans alike, highlighting the profound loss for her family and the entertainment community.
The trial of Sean 'Diddy' Combs is in its sixth week, with a judge considering removing a juror for dishonesty, potentially affecting the jury's composition. The case involves serious allegations of sex trafficking and coercion, with testimonies about drug use, firearms, and Combs' personal life. Celebrity Kanye West made a surprise court appearance to support Combs. The trial continues as prosecutors build their case, and defense attorneys argue about jury diversity and fairness.
Kanye West appeared briefly at a federal courthouse in support of Diddy during his trial, which involves allegations of drug use and criminal conspiracy. The trial features testimonies about Diddy's lifestyle, with prosecutors attempting to introduce character evidence, while Diddy's behavior in court has drawn attention. The prosecution is expected to rest soon, and the case continues to unfold with high-profile interest.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce enjoyed a Florida date night amid her recent milestone of reclaiming her music masters, which garnered widespread support from celebrities and fans, highlighting ongoing industry battles over artists' rights and ownership.
Over 100 celebrities, including Ariana Grande and Pedro Pascal, have signed an open letter urging Congress to preserve funding for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline's LGBTQ+ Youth Specialized Services, which faces potential elimination under a leaked Trump administration budget plan. The program provides critical crisis support to LGBTQ+ youth, with over 1.8 million considering suicide annually, and has seen increased demand during recent political events. The celebrities emphasize the importance of supporting vulnerable youth and call for continued funding to ensure access to life-saving services.