It’s been several years since Eddie Cibrian and LeAnn Rimes cheated on their spouses together. Of course, some wounds never fully heal, and it seems that Brandi Glanville and Dean Sheremet may just now be realizing that the best way to get over their exes is to get under their ex’s exes. Yes, there’s reason to believe that Brandi and Dean are gettin’ it on. The rumors that Glanville and Sheremet are dating began back in May, when they randomly started popping up on one another’s social media pages and podcasts. Then it turned out the reason they suddenly appeared so chummy is that they’re hosting a cooking show together . Of course, that doesn’t definitively mean they’re NOT banging, right? Either way, the rumor is alive and well again thanks to Brandi’s latest Twitter post: Brandi captioned the above pic: “Now their [sic] are 2 men allowed in my kitchen @Deansheremet and my baby Mason Cibrian -he made dinner tonight #killedit Naturally, Dean re-tweeted it, which only got people talking even more. Does it actually mean anything? Well, we can’t say for sure, but Brandi had to know what she was doing when she tweeted it. Sheremet is recently divorced and Brandi is so famous for being single that she was on a show called Famously Single . So you have two eligible, semi-famous folks cooking together and tweeting hearts at one another. We have no idea if these two will ever actually date, but you can bet something happened at some point.
The Cosby Show aired from 1984 through 1992 on NBC. Simply put, it was one of the most iconic programs in television history, featuring an upper middle class African-American family and a comedian at the height of his powers. Since The Cosby Show went off the air, however, many of its main stars have gone off the rails. These days, unfortunately, many are better known for their scandalous behavior than for their roles on this memorable sticom. Catch up with various cast members below and see what we mean… 1. Bill Cosby, Then… As Dr. Heathcliff “Cliff” Huxtable, Cosby portrayed the cardigan-wearing doctor/patriarch of this famous fictional family. 2. Bill Cosby, Now… The famous comedian has been accused of rape and/or sexual assault by over 50 women, all of whom allege he drugged them and then took advantage of them. 3. Keshia Knight Pulliam, Then… How cute was Keshia Knight Pulliam as Rudy Huxtable, the youngest daughter in this famous fictional family? 4. Keshia Knight Pulliam, Now… Pulliam has a podcast called “Kandidly Keshia.” She also appeared on a season of Celebrity Apprentice, prior to her husband of seven months filing for a divorce from the actress and requesting a paternity test from her. 5. Raven-Symoné, Then… Raven-Symoné came on board later in the show’s run as Olivia, the step-granddaughter of Cliff. Look at that precious face! 6. Raven-Symoné, Now… She’s a panelist on The View and an outspoken bisexual. View Slideshow
Kendall Jenner is putting her fame to good use in the following video. For a major change, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians isn't using her platform to push for some random product or to simply pose online without many layers of clothing on. In footage filmed on behalf of RTV and the Independent Journal Review, Kendall is wearing fashion from different decades below, including the 1970s (flower child), 1990s (grunge gal) and 2000s (modern businesswoman). And she's sending along a crucial message while doing so. “The 26th Amendment grants 18-year-old's the right to vote,” the video says. “Young voter turnout rises as candidates appear in new media like MTV. Over 20 million young voters decided the outcome for both elections [2008 and 2012]. “What happens next is up to you.” The segment is bipartisan. Kendall is not pushing her views on anyone, nor is she telling anyone to vote for Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. She is simply saying to go out and to vote. Period. “Everyday we vote, we're able to express our opinions online with 'Likes' and hashtags,” Kendall tells Rock the Vote. “But it hasn't always been that easy, especially for women.” Adds Alex Skatell, Founder and CEO of Independent Journal Review, via statement: “We're seeing unprecedented involvement and engagement from millennial voters in recent elections, and it's no surprise candidates are reaching out to young voters through their preferred platforms – social media sites and online. “As a social-first, mobile-first website, it's the perfect partnership for IJR.com to work with Kendall Jenner and Rock the Vote to engage young voters and give them a louder voice. “Kendall has a larger social media reach than each of the presidential candidates, and using her voice to encourage millennial voters is a great thing.” Check out the video now:
Last week, Courtney Stodden suffered a miscarriage in the second month of her pregnancy. In the aftermath, Stodden was understandably quiet on social media, but she did take to time to express her gratitude for the outpouring of affection and support she received from fans. Now that a few days have passed, Courtney is back on Instagram, and she seems to be managing her grief as well as could be expected. Though some fans have expressed concern with Courtney’s coping mechanism of choice. Stodden posted the pics below earlier today, and some fans are taking them as an indication that she’s drowning her sorrows in booze because, well, she basically said that’s what she’s doing. “Champagne Days #picoftheday,” she captioned the pic on the left. “Numbing myself of the deep loneliness I feel,” she wrote nest to the pic on the right. Obviously, for anyone who’s never endured it, a miscarriage is an unimaginably difficult experience, and anything that brings Courtney a modicum of peace during this trying time can’t be all bad. Courtney’s troubles have been compounded by the public nature of her miscarriage as well as a slew of rumors that her pregnancy was fake . That said, we join her concerned fans in hoping that she’s not turning to booze as her sole or primary means of handling her grief. Courtney’s never been known to suffer from any addiction issues in the past, but she only turned 21 last year, and she stated in several interviews that she never experimented with drugs and never drank until she was legal. Courtney celebrated her 21st by getting drunk last summer, which is obviously the customary way to mark the occasion. We just hope she’s not making it a regular habit these days.
In an election that features one side running the former host of Celebrity Apprentice, it's only fitting that a comedian delivered what may have been the line of the Democratic National Convention on Monday night, right? To open primetime coverage of the event, Sarah Silverman stood alongside Senator Al Franken. The two awkwardly riffed for a few moments, often hearing chants of “Bernie! Bernie!” throughout the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. These chants emanated from extremely loyal Bernie Sanders supporters. They were so loyal, in fact, and some felt so strongly that their candidate deserved to be the Democratic nominee over Hillary Clinton, that some vowed to either not vote for Clinton or even vote for Donald Trump. Which seems like utter insanity for a Democrat to do. That's where Silverman came in on Monday. One of the most outspoken Bernie Sanders supporters during his primary race, the comedian could not handle the madness for another moment. “Can I say something? To the ‘Bernie or Bust’ people, you’re being ridiculous,” she said. As you can see below, the remark was mostly met with loud cheers. Soon enough, however, the “Bernie!” chants started up again and Silverman was forced to quip: “Thank God they can fix this in post.” That's a pretty great line (the speech aired live, of course). What do you think of Silverman's quote? Is it her place to make such a judgment? Does the Sanders crowd have a right to be upset and voice their opinion? Or, in the name of party unity, should they suck it up at this point and vote for a candidate who still shares many more values with Sanders than Donald Trump? Watch Silverman deliver her line below and then watch the reaction of those in attendance:
In an election that features one side running the former host of Celebrity Apprentice, it's only fitting that a comedian delivered what may have been the line of the Democratic National Convention on Monday night, right? To open primetime coverage of the event, Sarah Silverman stood alongside Senator Al Franken. The two awkwardly riffed for a few moments, often hearing chants of “Bernie! Bernie!” throughout the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. These chants emanated from extremely loyal Bernie Sanders supporters. They were so loyal, in fact, and some felt so strongly that their candidate deserved to be the Democratic nominee over Hillary Clinton, that some vowed to either not vote for Clinton or even vote for Donald Trump. Which seems like utter insanity for a Democrat to do. That's where Silverman came in on Monday. One of the most outspoken Bernie Sanders supporters during his primary race, the comedian could not handle the madness for another moment. “Can I say something? To the ‘Bernie or Bust’ people, you’re being ridiculous,” she said. As you can see below, the remark was mostly met with loud cheers. Soon enough, however, the “Bernie!” chants started up again and Silverman was forced to quip: “Thank God they can fix this in post.” That's a pretty great line (the speech aired live, of course). What do you think of Silverman's quote? Is it her place to make such a judgment? Does the Sanders crowd have a right to be upset and voice their opinion? Or, in the name of party unity, should they suck it up at this point and vote for a candidate who still shares many more values with Sanders than Donald Trump? Watch Silverman deliver her line below and then watch the reaction of those in attendance:
Yes, Sarah Silverman may have delivered the single line that stood out the most on Monday night at the Democratic National Convention. But Michelle Obama delivered the speech that will stand the test of time. Framing the argument for this election not around party lines, but around “who will have the power to shape our children for the next four or eight years of their lives,” Obama endorsed Hillary Clinton in the most passionate way possible. Speaking candidly about Sasha and Malia, Obama brought up the topic of bullying, a clear reference to Republican nominee Donald Trump. “We don't stoop to their level. Our motto is: 'When they go low, we go high,'” she said. Words matter, she said. Actions matter. When she and her husband moved into the White House years ago and and their 10-year old and their 7-year old went off to school with armed Secret Service agents, Obama recalled: “I saw their little faces pressed up against the window and all I could think was, 'What have we done?'” Ever since then, she had focused primarily on making this experience into an important one for her kids. “We urge them to ignore those who question their father's citizenship or faith,” she said. “We insist that the hateful language they hear from public figures on TV does not represent the true spirit of this country.” Obama used this angle as a way to segue into why Clinton needs to be elected President. “What I admire most about Hillary is she never buckled under pressure,” the First Lady said. “Hillary Clinton has never quit on anything in her life. “When I think of the kind of president I want for my girls and all our children, that's what I want – the proven strength to persevere.” Later on, Obama talked emotionally about how the White House was built by slaves. About how her two African-American daughters now play on its lawn with their dog. And about how the Republicans spent their Convention trying to tell viewers about all the awful things now going on in the country. “Don't let anyone ever tell you that this country isn't great,” she said in a pointed reference to Trump's campaign slogan. “This, right now, is the greatest country on earth.” The speech was lauded as one of the all-time best on social media. And a certain Commander-in-Chief clearly liked it: It made you understand why someone might want to plagiarize Michelle Obama . Prepare for some waterworks, and don't be ashamed if you stand and cheer at one point, as you watch the full Michelle Obama speech from the DNC below:
Yes, Sarah Silverman may have delivered the single line that stood out the most on Monday night at the Democratic National Convention. But Michelle Obama delivered the speech that will stand the test of time. Framing the argument for this election not around party lines, but around “who will have the power to shape our children for the next four or eight years of their lives,” Obama endorsed Hillary Clinton in the most passionate way possible. Speaking candidly about Sasha and Malia, Obama brought up the topic of bullying, a clear reference to Republican nominee Donald Trump. “We don't stoop to their level. Our motto is: 'When they go low, we go high,'” she said. Words matter, she said. Actions matter. When she and her husband moved into the White House years ago and and their 10-year old and their 7-year old went off to school with armed Secret Service agents, Obama recalled: “I saw their little faces pressed up against the window and all I could think was, 'What have we done?'” Ever since then, she had focused primarily on making this experience into an important one for her kids. “We urge them to ignore those who question their father's citizenship or faith,” she said. “We insist that the hateful language they hear from public figures on TV does not represent the true spirit of this country.” Obama used this angle as a way to segue into why Clinton needs to be elected President. “What I admire most about Hillary is she never buckled under pressure,” the First Lady said. “Hillary Clinton has never quit on anything in her life. “When I think of the kind of president I want for my girls and all our children, that's what I want – the proven strength to persevere.” Later on, Obama talked emotionally about how the White House was built by slaves. About how her two African-American daughters now play on its lawn with their dog. And about how the Republicans spent their Convention trying to tell viewers about all the awful things now going on in the country. “Don't let anyone ever tell you that this country isn't great,” she said in a pointed reference to Trump's campaign slogan. “This, right now, is the greatest country on earth.” The speech was lauded as one of the all-time best on social media. And a certain Commander-in-Chief clearly liked it: It made you understand why someone might want to plagiarize Michelle Obama . Prepare for some waterworks, and don't be ashamed if you stand and cheer at one point, as you watch the full Michelle Obama speech from the DNC below:
On Monday night at the Democratic National Convention, Sarah Silverman told off a handful of Bernie Sanders. Michelle Obama talked about how we need to elect a President who will help do the most important job of all, raise our children. And Demi Lovato spoke, too! To some, it may have seemed out of place that the young singer and actress would take the stage at this kind of political event. But Eva Longoria spoke at the 2012 DNC… and Scott Baio and Antonio Sabato Jr. both spoke at the Republican National Convention last week. Moreover, Lovato has a personal story to tell, one she hopes will help others in her situation. “Like millions of Americans, I’m living with mental illness,” Lovato said before the crowd in Philadelphia, adding: “But I’m lucky. I had the resources and support to get treatment at a top facility. Unfortunately, too many Americans from all walks of life don't get help, either because they fear the stigma or cannot afford treatment. “Untreated mental illness can lead to devastating consequences, including suicide, substance abuse and long-term medical issues.” Lovato didn't speak for long, but she did get her pressing point across very well. “We can do better. Every one of us can make a difference,” she proclaimed. “By getting educated on this epidemic and its frightening statistics and by breaking the stigma. I urge every politician to support laws that will provide access to better health care and support for everyone. This is not about politics. It’s simply the right thing to do.” The 23-year old star went on to explain that she’s doing what she can by having staff from the treatment center that helped with her recovery come on her tour to provide services to those who need support. Lovato spent several weeks in rehab toward the end of 2010 and has never been afraid to discuss this issue in public. “I stand here today as proof you can live a normal and empowered life with mental illness,” she said. “I’m proud to support a presidential candidate who will fight to ensure all people living with mental health conditions get the care they need to lead fulfilling lives. That candidate is Hillary Clinton. Let’s make her the next president of the United States of America.” From there, Lovato broke into a rendition of her track “Confident.” Watch the speech and the performance below:
Michael Lohan is standing up for his daughter. The way only Michael Lohan can. Over the weekend, Lohan engaged in a very public feud and fight with fiance Egor Tarabasov. It started with a stream of angry social media messages in which the often-troubled actress alleged that Tarabasov was cheating on her, implying at the time that she was pregnant . “I guess I was the same at 23…” Lohan wrote of her younger man at one point, adding: “Sh-tty time-it changes at 26/27 @e2505t thanks for not coming home tonight. Fame changes people.” She also Tweeted: “Wow thanks #fiance with Russian hooker @dasha_pa5h.” Things quickly escalated beyond a number of accusatory Tweets, however. On Saturday morning, neighbors of Lohan and Tarabasov were reportedly woken up by Lohan yelling from her balcony that Tarabasov was strangling her and attempting to murder her . The Sun even obtained a video that features a fiery exchange between Lohan and Tarabasov. It was filmed by a witness on the scene and it depicted Lohan on her balcony, screaming to anyone within earshot. “He tried to kill me,” Lohan says in the footage, which also featured Tarabasov trying to reason with his girlfriend and her responding as follows: “Do it. I dare you again. You’re f-cking crazy. You sick f-ck. You need help. It’s my house get out of my house.” Tough times for the couple, clearly. A police spokeswoman later confirmed that authorities were called to the residence after hearing reports of “a woman in distress.” No arrests were made, however. Fast forward to this week, meanwhile, and TMZ has shared text messages sent by Michael Lohan to Egor Tarabasov . They were supposedly written on Saturday night, hours after the aforementioned incident, and they included Lindsay’s father issuing many threats to her fiance. “You threaten my daughter, touch her or if anything happens to her and you will have no where to hide mother ducked like weasel,” Michael writes at one point. It seems pretty clear that Lindsay told her dad about what happened, prompting this barrage of texts. Michael added such scathing, typo-filled words as: VOME Here And Face ME like a man and bring your daddy and mommy. Return her jewelry you broke phoney or I’ll take it out of your ass. I WILL find you. While the relationship between Michael Lohan and Lindsay Lohan has been very strained at times, father and daughter have been on solid terms for awhile now. In early July, Michael Tweeted at his famous child, writing: “You couldn’t possibly love you more than I love YOU!!! You look FANTASTIC.” He also wished a “Happy and BLESSED 30th Birthday to my remarkable daughter” on July 2. On Monday morning, Lindsay flew back to the United States from London… without Tarabasov. She then asked for the public to butt out of her personal affairs , despite Lohan being the one who made these personal affairs very public on social media. “I would appreciate if these speculations regarding my personal life would respectfully come to a halt,” Lohan wrote on Instagram, adding: “Unfortunately, a private matter has become more public than I can control and I would be extremely grateful if my fiancé and myself could discuss our personal matters on our own. “There are more important things going on in the world than our relationship. Please leave us be to solve our personal matters.” View Slideshow: Michael Lohan: Breakin’ the Law!
