Ankita Banerjee

'Stranger Things' star Millie Bobby Brown has officially changed her name to Millie Bonnie Bongiovi after marrying Jake Bongiovi and starting a family. Her decision reflects not just a marital name change, but a personal evolution.

At 63, Demi Moore proves aging is not a decline—but the most vibrant chapter of her life and career. Her first major solo acting award, recent roles, and outspoken embrace of maturity offers a powerful counter-narrative to age-related decline.

James Cameron has condemned the rise of AI-generated actors, calling the idea of creating a character and performance from a text prompt "horrifying" and "the opposite of cinema."

Louis Tomlinson has revealed that despite its global success, performing One Direction's 'What Makes You Beautiful' always felt like a challenge for him—he never enjoyed singing it.

Ed Sheeran's new album 'Play' doesn't shy away from the hard truths: through candid songs about marriage, fatherhood, and the emotional cost of fame, he reveals that touring nearly broke his family.

Nina Dobrev rang in her first Thanksgiving since splitting from Shaun White with a sun-soaked beach holiday in Mexico, wearing a striking zebra-print bikini and enjoying carefree moments with friends.

At a recent Knicks game, Sean Kaufman surprised fans by spontaneously kissing fellow actor Christopher Briney while courtside—a viral moment that turned heads and reignited interest in their off-screen friendship.

In a recent interview, Damian Hardung talks about how S2 of 'Maxton Hall' took his character James to "rock bottom"—only for him to start a journey of healing and redemption. The show's worldwide popularity has set the stage for a high-stakes Season 3.

Hollywood star Vanessa Hudgens and her husband Cole Tucker have welcomed their second child—just a year after their first. The couple's journey from romance to parenthood is filled with love, privacy and shared joy as their family grows.

Ariana Grande has issued a powerful reminder to stop commenting on other people's bodies, calling such scrutiny as "dangerous." Amid renewed focus on her appearance due to her role in 'Wicked: For Good,' she urged fans for kindness, and compassion.