VPR’s Raquel Leviss Sues Tom Sandoval & Ariana Madix
It looks like Scheana Shay and Lala Kent might be switching sides post-Scandoval.
On Vanderpump Rules' March 5 episode, the costars took the first steps in repairing their friendship with Tom Sandoval several months after his cheating scandal with Rachel "Raquel" Leviss ended his nine-year relationship with Ariana Madix and divided the Bravo friend group into two alliances.
After a healing therapy session during the group trip to Lake Tahoe, Shay broke down over Sandoval's betrayal, but ultimately admitted she needed to move on from the controversy for the sake of her own emotional well-being. However…
2024 Oscars: Most Jaw-Dropping Fashion!
Turns out life in plastic is still fantastic, even without a Best Actress nomination for Barbie.
Because Margot Robbie was still sparkling at the 2024 Oscars March 10 wearing a shining black, strapless Versace gown and Fred Leighton jewelry on Dolby Theatre's red carpet. (See all the fashionably decked-out stars here.)
And with all that shimmer, Margot was able to keep the rest of her look pretty simple, pairing her dress with her natural messy waves and one gold chunky bangle bracelet.
And while many fans may have expected Margot to show up in Barbie pink, Margot has said she'd always go for the unexpected.
"We're going to keep surprising you," the actr…
This article is part of the 2023 TIME100 Next, our annual list recognizing rising leaders in health, climate, business, sports, the arts, and more. Read more about Kelsea Ballerini—and see the whole list—here.
Kelsea Ballerini has had a whirlwind year. Last September, she released her fourth studio album, Subject to Change, to critical acclaim. In November, she nabbed her third Grammy nomination and finalized her divorce from her husband of five years, Morgan Evans. In February of this year, she released an EP, Rolling Up The Welcome Mat, an achingly honest emotional portrait of that divorce. In March, she made her debut as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live. And in April, she co-hosted the CMT Awards, making a memorable state…
Mindy Kaling knew her hit HBO Max show had a title that would sell. “People are far more interested in hearing a show called The Sex Lives of College Girls than the Title IX fight of four girls in college, even though that’s really worthy,” she said Tuesday at the TIME100 Summit. It’s just one example of how Kaling uses storytelling devices like humor and raunch to make larger points about inclusivity and gender.
At the event, Kaling and Netflix head of global TV Bela Bajaria—who worked together to bring Never Have I Ever to the streamer—talked about the importance of creating television shows that entertain, but also ones that prioritize inclusive storytelling at all levels. “What I like about the shows is they’re not …
