Celebrity news summaries — Page 11
Essential facts and source links for recent celebrity stories.
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Court grants temporary order against Dolly Parton’s nephew Bryan Seaver
A court granted Dolly Parton’s estate a temporary restraining order against her nephew Bryan Seaver on Sept. 22, after the estate alleged threats. Seaver, dismissed Sept. 15 as Parton’s longtime head of security, denies threatening anyone and calls the order a “publicity stunt.” -
Jayden James says he wants people to avoid assumption-based questions
Britney Spears’ 19-year-old son Jayden James said in an Interview Magazine interview that he dislikes questions based on assumptions and would rather people get to know him. He recently entered modeling with a MAC Cosmetics campaign. -
Julianne Moore says she and Bart Freundlich joke about unlucky sweaters
Julianne Moore told Harper’s Bazaar she and husband Bart Freundlich joke that a sweater is “not lucky.” She said she knows intellectually that superstitions aren’t real, but was more superstitious when younger, worrying about jobs and callbacks. -
Kelly McKee Zajfen shares photos from visit with Meghan in the U.K.
Meghan Markle’s friend Kelly McKee Zajfen shared photos from a visit to the Sussexes in the U.K., including Meghan cuddling baby Jack at a pub and Prince Harry playing with him. One image showed Princess Lilibet with Jack; McKee Zajfen praised the welcome Meghan received. -
Martha Stewart advises Daisy Toye on a starch swap for her Passover seder dish
On the third episode of The Real Housewives of New York City’s 16th season, aired Sept. 2, Martha Stewart told makeup artist and cast member Nicole Daisy Toye she could swap cornstarch for potato starch in a carrot soufflé for Toye’s Passover seder. -
Charlie Kawas says he is in remission after months of cancer treatment
HGTV’s Charlie Kawas says he is in remission after months of treatment for testicular cancer. He kept filming season one of Botched Homes and completed renovations while receiving care; he says his strength and energy are gradually returning. -
Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns say wedding rings are married life’s main change
Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns, who married on Aug. 15, said married life feels much the same as before their wedding, except they can now wear their wedding rings. They shared the answer at a Sept. 19 event in New York. -
Second opinion showed Dolph Lundgren had lung, not kidney, cancer
Dolph Lundgren says a second opinion showed his kidney-cancer diagnosis was wrong: he actually had lung cancer. After years of ineffective treatment, he announced he was cancer-free in 2024; he also wrote that he had considered medical aid in dying. -
Kate Middleton laughs off near-fall after gown train is stepped on at premiere
Kate Middleton laughed after Claire Tavernier accidentally stepped on the train of her gown, briefly throwing her off balance at the London premiere of Tom Cruise’s “Digger” on Sept. 22. She regained her footing and continued inside. -
Drake’s OVO and WildBrain set Sept. 25 launch for Degrassi apparel line
Drake’s OVO and WildBrain will release a Degrassi-inspired clothing line Sept. 25, 2026, ahead of Degrassi: The Next Generation’s 25th anniversary in October. The Toronto-rooted collection draws on the fictional school’s blue-and-gold athletic program. -
Suri Cruise registered to vote as Suri Noelle in Pittsburgh
Tom Cruise’s daughter Suri, a Carnegie Mellon student in Pittsburgh, registered to vote there as Suri Noelle earlier in 2026, after using that name at her 2024 graduation. The pair are reportedly estranged, and Cruise did not attend the ceremony. -
Nine Hollywood stars’ first marriages, from Clooney to Costner
A Hello! feature revisits the first marriages of nine actors—from George Clooney, Tom Hanks and Will Smith to Tom Cruise, Robert De Niro, Robert Downey Jr., Johnny Depp, Harrison Ford and Kevin Costner—covering their breakups and family histories. -
Robert Herjavec recounts family’s 1970 journey from Yugoslavia to Canada with $50
Robert Herjavec told the Wall Street Journal his family fled Yugoslavia and arrived in Canada in 1970 with $50, suitcases and no English. They first stayed in a Toronto basement; he later founded BRAK Systems and sold it for $30 million in 2000. -
Macklemore’s removal from Sheeran’s tour sparks debate over celebrity politics
Promoters dropped Macklemore from Ed Sheeran’s tour after he voiced support for Palestine; Sheeran later lost his remaining opening acts amid the fallout. Sheeran said he prefers not to use his professional platform for politics, prompting a Reddit debate over celebrity views. -
After Swift’s viral ring gesture, Kelce says he’s ‘doing my deed as a husband’
Travis Kelce said he was “just doing my deed as a husband” after Taylor Swift went viral for celebrating his first touchdown this season. Online clips appeared to show her point to her ring and say, “That’s my husband,” during the Chiefs’ 33-30 win over Indianapolis.















