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Wendy Williams Reveals She’s Paying Alimony to Ex-Husband: ‘I Made Him Divorced and Unemployed All in 1 Day’
When news broke that Wendy Williams would be divorcing her husband Kevin Hunter after 20 years of marriage, fans took notice. That was in 2019, and ever since, Williams has been candid about living life on her own — and on her own terms. Their divorce was finalized in 2020 under a specific set of confidential terms, but…
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Why did so many Capitol rioters post incriminating photos of themselves?
As she approached the U.S. Capitol doors, Jenna Ryan lined up her face in the frame of a Facebook Live video. “Y’all know who to hire for your Realtor. Jenna Ryan for your Realtor,” she said to the camera. University of Kentucky student Gracyn Courtright posted a photo of herself on Instagram from outside the…
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‘The Carol Burnett Show’: Carol Burnett Got So ‘Ticked Off’ at Her Crew She Pulled This Cruel Prank on Them
When Carol Burnett discovered that the crew on The Carol Burnett Show were mocking her during the show’s Q&A segment, she found the perfect way to get back at them. Her epic prank involved some clever use of wardrobe. Carol Burnett said she got ‘ticked off’ at the show’s crew During a 2018 interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Burnett shared…
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KIM & KANYE’S NO SEX EQUALS DIVORCE!
Bedroom blues being blamed in $3B bust-up Kim rose to fame when her sex tape was released in 2007 A big turnoff for Kardashian is her hubby’s dad bod, sources say LOVE-STARVED Kim Kardashian pulled the plug on her sexless marriage to Kanye West after the couple went an astonishing two years without romps between…
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How ‘Salt-N-Pepa’ and ‘Wendy Williams: The Movie’ Writers Captured the Highs and Lows of Black Culture Icons
As screenwriters of the Lifetime original movies “Salt-N-Pepa” and “Wendy Williams: The Movie,” Abdul Williams and Leigh Davenport, respectively, were each proposed an exciting challenge by Lifetime: They had to condense the rich and aspirant lives of cultural trailblazers to fit neatly into the television movie format. “Salt-N-Pepa” follows a 20-year journey for the titular “first ladies of…
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Larry King, television and radio journalism royalty, dies at 87
His off-the-cuff style, along with his raspy baritone delivery and trademark suspenders, made “Larry King Live” a popular prime-time draw on CNN. Larry King, the radio and television personality whose breezy and conversational interviews with celebrities and world leaders made him a broadcasting icon for nearly half a century, has died, his TV production company Ora…
