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Dakota Fanning, 31, expressed her deep desire for motherhood, viewing her thirties as a time for family and stability while balancing her acting career and personal growth with future parenting goals.

According to sources, Taylor Swift will have longtime friends Gigi Hadid and Selena Gomez as bridesmaids for her upcoming wedding to NFL star Travis Kelce.

At a Halloween event, actress Rachel Lynn Matthews wore Katy Perry's signature blue bodysuit from her 2025 Blue Origin space flight while posing with Orlando Bloom, intensifying public speculation about their relationship.

Hailey Bieber sold her skincare brand, Rhode, to e.l.f. Beauty for $1 billion, remaining its creative leader. The deal expands Rhode's global reach after record-breaking Sephora sales and rapid industry success.

An original black wool hat worn by Margaret Hamilton as the Wicked Witch of the West in the 1939 film 'The Wizard of Oz' is being auctioned by Heritage Auctions this December.

At 70, Kris Jenner turned heads in a vintage red Givenchy gown at a James Bond-themed birthday bash. Hosted at Jeff Bezos' Beverly Hills mansion, the star-studded event featured A-list guests, a live show, and even a police visit.

The exciting new animated film 'Bad Fairies' brings together Ncuti Gatwa and Cynthia Erivo in starring voice roles, set for release in May 2027. Erivo voices Jayne Staplegun, while Gatwa joins the cast in a role yet to be revealed.

Jeff Goldblum revealed filming 'Wicked' inspired him to quit meat, citing discussions on animal welfare. He says the change brought happiness, compassion, and alignment with his values.

Actor Jonathan Bailey, freshly named PEOPLE's 2025 Sexiest Man Alive, revealed in a recent interview that while fatherhood is on his radar, it isn't urgent. Meanwhile, he continues to build momentum and is currently focused with his acting projects.

Jennifer Lawrence praised director Lynne Ramsay for fostering creative freedom and trust on 'Die My Love,' contrasting her relaxed, collaborative approach with male directors' tendency to micromanage performances.