Wait… there went the bride?!? Yes, according to a new report about Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth. NW Magazine, a publication that stems from the actor’s home nation of Australia, alleges that Miley and Liam actually exchanged vows six months ago. “It was a very intimate ceremony at their house in Malibu,” an insider tells the publication, staring that vows were exchanged in late April and adding: “I’m told only a handful of people were there and they’re still the only ones who know.” Well… not anymore! Miley and Liam don’t plan on going public with their status as Husband and Wife any time soon, so this report may go unverified for awhile. The singer and actor actually vacationed recently at Tybee Island in Georgia, which is where they filmed The Last Song way back in 2009. It was on this movie set that Hemsworth and Cyrus fell in love. The two got engaged after several months of dating, only to break up in 2013. They remained broken up for over a year, yet sources slowly started leaking after awhile that the pair had found their way back to each other. In January of 2016, meanwhile, Miley suddenly started wearing an engagement ring in public. Neither she nor Hemsworth confirmed that any question had been popped, however. Not that this has prevented several celebrity gossip outlets from claiming the couple had quietly gone off and gotten married . This is really just the latest example of a tabloid announcing on its own that a wedding has taken place. It is true, however, that Cyrus and Hemsworth are now fully out on the open. For awhile there, the stars barely walked any red carpets together and refrained from even sharing Instagram pictures of each other. But that changed many months ago. Now, Miley and Liam frequently act all goofy on social media and even discuss their sex lives with talk show hosts ! “It’s good for people to have that space to grow individually. Otherwise, when you’re with someone from 16 until 24, you grow into the same person,” Cyrus has said in the past of she, Liam and their hiatus. Now, “it feels like nothing changed except we grew up a lot,” she added back then. And, hey, one more thing may have also changed, if this report is accurate: Each star’s marital status! View Slideshow: Celebrity Couple Nicknames: RANKED!
Wait… there went the bride?!? Yes, according to a new report about Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth. NW Magazine, a publication that stems from the actor’s home nation of Australia, alleges that Miley and Liam actually exchanged vows six months ago. “It was a very intimate ceremony at their house in Malibu,” an insider tells the publication, staring that vows were exchanged in late April and adding: “I’m told only a handful of people were there and they’re still the only ones who know.” Well… not anymore! Miley and Liam don’t plan on going public with their status as Husband and Wife any time soon, so this report may go unverified for awhile. The singer and actor actually vacationed recently at Tybee Island in Georgia, which is where they filmed The Last Song way back in 2009. It was on this movie set that Hemsworth and Cyrus fell in love. The two got engaged after several months of dating, only to break up in 2013. They remained broken up for over a year, yet sources slowly started leaking after awhile that the pair had found their way back to each other. In January of 2016, meanwhile, Miley suddenly started wearing an engagement ring in public. Neither she nor Hemsworth confirmed that any question had been popped, however. Not that this has prevented several celebrity gossip outlets from claiming the couple had quietly gone off and gotten married . This is really just the latest example of a tabloid announcing on its own that a wedding has taken place. It is true, however, that Cyrus and Hemsworth are now fully out on the open. For awhile there, the stars barely walked any red carpets together and refrained from even sharing Instagram pictures of each other. But that changed many months ago. Now, Miley and Liam frequently act all goofy on social media and even discuss their sex lives with talk show hosts ! “It’s good for people to have that space to grow individually. Otherwise, when you’re with someone from 16 until 24, you grow into the same person,” Cyrus has said in the past of she, Liam and their hiatus. Now, “it feels like nothing changed except we grew up a lot,” she added back then. And, hey, one more thing may have also changed, if this report is accurate: Each star’s marital status! View Slideshow: Celebrity Couple Nicknames: RANKED!
One duo has emerged as the ones to watch as we approach the conclusion of Dancing with the Stars Season 25. They managed to score two perfect scores, solidifying their status as the best dancers in the competition, but who lost their place in the competition? Was it another shocking elimination? Let’s break down the performances! Terrell Owens and Cheryl Burke Charleston – “Bad Boy, Good Man” by Tape Five (feat. Henrik Wager) Terrell Owens had a lot to prove on the episode. He needed to prove that remaining in the competition was the best move, and nothing could prepare us for his fast-paced moves. Despite a hiccup in rehearsals, it was a wonderful performance that solidified his status as a competitor. Score: 27/30 The trio round found the duo joining forces with Kelly Monaco and performing the Ruma to “Slow Hands” by Niall Horan. It did not work as a trio number, and it proved that sticking to a duo is still the best way to go. Score: 24/30 Drew Scott and Emma Slater – Waltz – “Both Sides Now (Torch Songs)” by Years & Years Drew and Emma have been all over the place throughout Season 25. Every time it seems they are ready to become contenders, they find themselves put back down the leaderboard. Their most recent performance was not great. For this part of the competition, they should be doing better. Drew’s confidence is rearing its ugly head, and that will likely send them out of the competition quickly. Score: 22/30 Rashad Jennings joined them for the trio round, and they performed the Cha Cha to “Get Up Offa That Thing” by James Brown. It was a much better performance. But Drew struggled to keep up, and they were gifted with a better score than they should have been. Score: 25/30 Victoria Arlen and Val Chmerkovskiy – Argentine Tango – “Down” by Marian Hill Victoria wanted to prove that she was a worthy competitor to win the trophy, and that involved her oozing some sex appeal into her performance. The performance was decent, but it was very clear she was uncomfortable, and that hindered them from emerging from the pack Score: 24/30 Laurie Hernandez joined forces with them for the trio round, and they performed the Jive to “Magic” by B.o.B. This one was intriguing because Laurie and Val won together. There was a severe lack of fluidity from Victoria, and that could prove detrimental to her winning the whole competition. Score: 24/30 Lindsey Stirling and Mark Ballas – Samba – “Morning Drums” by Gregor Salto Lindsay was a woman on a mission during the latest episode of this ABC juggernaut. She was ready to prove that she could rise from the doldrums, and she did so in winning fashion. Her pain appears to be well and truly gone, and her performance with Mark benefited from it. Their timing was on point, and that’s the most integral part of the competition. Score: 26/30 Kristi Yamaguchi returned to the stage after nine years for the trio number, and it was a resounding success. They went with the Jazz to “Let’s Face the Music and Dance” by Seth McFarlane. Everything felt very fluid, and the three danced very well. Score: 28/30 Frankie Muniz and Witney Carson – Viennese Waltz – “Perfect” by Ed Sheeran Frankie’s dancing has been up and down over the past few weeks and he wanted to come out roaring after his Halloween spectacular. While it was fun, it lacked the finesse of their previous efforts. Score: 26/30 Alfonso Ribeiro joined in the fun at the trio round. They performed the Jive to “Good Place” by Leo Soul. Alfonso noted straight off the bat that Frankie needed to be more confident if he wanted to win the competition. These words of wisdom helped and Frankie emerged as the best part of this trio. Score: 27/30 Jordan Fisher and Lindsay Arnold – Quickstep – “Chuck Berry” by Pharrell Williams Jordan has already proved that he is the best dancer of the season, and the judges were enamored with his latest performance. Knowing a thing or two about dancing works wonders. The performance was one of the best of the season. Score: 30/30 Fellow Disney actor, Corbin Bleu joined them in the trio dance. They all got along like a house on fire and Lindsay wanted to make sure they were all on the same page. All three of them were in sync, and the judges lapped up the performance. It was delightful. Score: 30/30 Terrell and Cheryl and Frankie and Witney were revealed to be in danger. Yes, we were shocked to the very core about Frank and Witney, but they lived to dance another day. Terrell and Cheryl lost their place in the competition! What did you think of the dances? Dancing with the Stars continues Monday on ABC! View Slideshow: Dancing with the Stars Season 25 Cast Rankings: Who Will Win … or Exit Early?
One duo has emerged as the ones to watch as we approach the conclusion of Dancing with the Stars Season 25. They managed to score two perfect scores, solidifying their status as the best dancers in the competition, but who lost their place in the competition? Was it another shocking elimination? Let’s break down the performances! Terrell Owens and Cheryl Burke Charleston – “Bad Boy, Good Man” by Tape Five (feat. Henrik Wager) Terrell Owens had a lot to prove on the episode. He needed to prove that remaining in the competition was the best move, and nothing could prepare us for his fast-paced moves. Despite a hiccup in rehearsals, it was a wonderful performance that solidified his status as a competitor. Score: 27/30 The trio round found the duo joining forces with Kelly Monaco and performing the Ruma to “Slow Hands” by Niall Horan. It did not work as a trio number, and it proved that sticking to a duo is still the best way to go. Score: 24/30 Drew Scott and Emma Slater – Waltz – “Both Sides Now (Torch Songs)” by Years & Years Drew and Emma have been all over the place throughout Season 25. Every time it seems they are ready to become contenders, they find themselves put back down the leaderboard. Their most recent performance was not great. For this part of the competition, they should be doing better. Drew’s confidence is rearing its ugly head, and that will likely send them out of the competition quickly. Score: 22/30 Rashad Jennings joined them for the trio round, and they performed the Cha Cha to “Get Up Offa That Thing” by James Brown. It was a much better performance. But Drew struggled to keep up, and they were gifted with a better score than they should have been. Score: 25/30 Victoria Arlen and Val Chmerkovskiy – Argentine Tango – “Down” by Marian Hill Victoria wanted to prove that she was a worthy competitor to win the trophy, and that involved her oozing some sex appeal into her performance. The performance was decent, but it was very clear she was uncomfortable, and that hindered them from emerging from the pack Score: 24/30 Laurie Hernandez joined forces with them for the trio round, and they performed the Jive to “Magic” by B.o.B. This one was intriguing because Laurie and Val won together. There was a severe lack of fluidity from Victoria, and that could prove detrimental to her winning the whole competition. Score: 24/30 Lindsey Stirling and Mark Ballas – Samba – “Morning Drums” by Gregor Salto Lindsay was a woman on a mission during the latest episode of this ABC juggernaut. She was ready to prove that she could rise from the doldrums, and she did so in winning fashion. Her pain appears to be well and truly gone, and her performance with Mark benefited from it. Their timing was on point, and that’s the most integral part of the competition. Score: 26/30 Kristi Yamaguchi returned to the stage after nine years for the trio number, and it was a resounding success. They went with the Jazz to “Let’s Face the Music and Dance” by Seth McFarlane. Everything felt very fluid, and the three danced very well. Score: 28/30 Frankie Muniz and Witney Carson – Viennese Waltz – “Perfect” by Ed Sheeran Frankie’s dancing has been up and down over the past few weeks and he wanted to come out roaring after his Halloween spectacular. While it was fun, it lacked the finesse of their previous efforts. Score: 26/30 Alfonso Ribeiro joined in the fun at the trio round. They performed the Jive to “Good Place” by Leo Soul. Alfonso noted straight off the bat that Frankie needed to be more confident if he wanted to win the competition. These words of wisdom helped and Frankie emerged as the best part of this trio. Score: 27/30 Jordan Fisher and Lindsay Arnold – Quickstep – “Chuck Berry” by Pharrell Williams Jordan has already proved that he is the best dancer of the season, and the judges were enamored with his latest performance. Knowing a thing or two about dancing works wonders. The performance was one of the best of the season. Score: 30/30 Fellow Disney actor, Corbin Bleu joined them in the trio dance. They all got along like a house on fire and Lindsay wanted to make sure they were all on the same page. All three of them were in sync, and the judges lapped up the performance. It was delightful. Score: 30/30 Terrell and Cheryl and Frankie and Witney were revealed to be in danger. Yes, we were shocked to the very core about Frank and Witney, but they lived to dance another day. Terrell and Cheryl lost their place in the competition! What did you think of the dances? Dancing with the Stars continues Monday on ABC! View Slideshow: Dancing with the Stars Season 25 Cast Rankings: Who Will Win … or Exit Early?
Nick Cannon may or may not be getting a divorce from Mariah Carey . But the actor is definitely headed to Brooklyn Nine-Nine! The America’s Got Talent host will appear on multiple episodes of the Fox comedy as Marcus, the “handsome, educated and charming” nephew of Andre Braugher’s Captain Holt. Cannon will debut in December as a character who just moved to New York City and who will be staying with his uncle until he gets settled. Brooklyn Nine-Nine airs Sunday nights on Fox and is anchored by Andy Samberg as Detective Jake Peralta. He won a Golden Globe for that goofy role earlier this year. Stephanie Beatriz, Melissa Fumero, Terry Crews and Jo Lo Truglio also star on the sitcom. Cannon, who Carey insists cheated on her , is set to join a Season 2 guest star list that also includes Kyra Sedgwick, Eva Longoria, Craig Robinson, Patton Oswalt, Terrell Owens, Stephen Root, and Sandra Bernhard. Have you been tuning in to this fun series? If not, have no fear: You can head over to TV Fanatic and easily watch Brooklyn Nine-Nine online ! Mariah Carey & Nick Cannon Photos From Happier Times 1. Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon Red Carpet Photo Nick and Mariah posing for the paps. The couple is believed to have one of Hollywood’s most stable marriages.
Seems legit … 450-Pound Man Stashes Marijuana In His Stomach Fat An obese Florida man nicknamed “Fat Boy” and “Biggie” is in jail for stashing grams of ganja in his stomach rolls to evade arrest. A 450-pound Florida man was arrested yesterday after cops conducting a traffic stop discovered that he had stashed marijuana under his stomach fat. Christopher Mitchell, 42, was traveling in a vehicle driven by Keithian Roberts, 38, when the car passed a sharp-eyed Volusia County Sheriff’s Office deputy who noticed that the 5′ 6″ Mitchell was not wearing a seatbelt. During a subsequent traffic stop, both men reportedly appeared nervous, prompting the cop to summon a drug-detection dog. Mitchell, investigators noted, claimed to be so big that he was unable to buckle himself in. After the drug dog alerted to the presence of narcotics in the vehicle, officers searched Mitchell, Roberts, and the car. Investigators found “23 grams of marijuana hidden under Mitchell’s stomach fat,” a handgun, $7000 in cash, and some cocaine (for which Roberts was hit with a possession charge). Mitchell, seen in the above mug shot, was also cited for failure to wear a seat belt. Additonally, deputies noticed that the car’s trunk and its interior were “sprinkled with carpet freshener and scented dryer sheets, a common tactic used to conceal the odor of drugs when they’re being transported,” according to a news release which does not reveal which unfortunate deputy had to excavate the pot from Mitchell’s stomach cave. According to Florida Department of Corrections records, Mitchell was previously convicted of cocaine trafficking (for which he served three years in prison). Mitchell, who was freed in December 2004, had several aliases, including “Biggie” and “Fat Boy.” His weight a decade ago was 265 pounds, jailers reported. Florida does it again!
Doh! TMZ is reporting that Terrell Owens’ new wife already wants a divorce from the former NFL star only 2 weeks after getting married. Rachel Snider claims that…
