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Jim Curtis is offering a rare glimpse into his growing romance with Jennifer Aniston.

The hypnotherapist and wellness expert appeared on the Today show on Monday, Jan. 26, to promote his book The Book of Possibility, but the conversation quickly turned personal when host Craig Melvin asked about his relationship with the Friends alum.

Curtis explained that their love story began in a low-key way. "We were introduced by friends," he said, adding that they discovered they shared several mutual connections and simply began talking. "That's really how it started. We just chatted."

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Brooks Nader is putting the romance rumors to rest. Amid speculation that the Love Thy Nader star, 28, had been “hooking up” with Ben Affleck, Deuxmoi reported on Jan. 24 that a source claimed that the pair had “never met.”

Underneath the Instagram post, Nader provided clarification in a comment, writing, “Haven’t met him in my life.”

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Andy Dick has checked out of a rehabilitation facility less than two months after entering treatment following a reported drug overdose and has since moved into a sober living home in Southern California.

The 60-year-old comedian confirmed to TMZ on Monday, January 26, that he left the Palm Springs–area rehab facility after nearly 50 days and relocated to a sober living residence near Beverly Hills. He said he is "taking things one day at a time and staying focused on sobriety" as he continues his recovery.

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Stars across film and entertainment are speaking out after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, an anti-ICE protester who was killed by a Border Patrol agent in Minneapolis on Jan. 24, sparking protests and national outrage.

Edward Norton, Olivia Wilde and other high-profile figures used public appearances and social media to denounce the shooting and broader federal immigration enforcement practices. The killing came amid heightened tensions in Minnesota, where demonstrations have continued following multiple ICE-related incidents earlier this month.

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For years, discussions about love and relationships have been at the heart of Jay Shetty's work. With his new podcast, Messy Love: Difficult Conversations for Deeper Connection, the 38-year-old life coach is applying his ideas in real time by guiding couples through the challenges of modern relationships.

Shetty admits that the experience has also reinforced the importance of tending to his own marriage to Radhi Devlukia-Shetty. "What it has inspired in my own relationship is a continued awareness that the work is never done," he tells PEOPLE exclusively. The couple first met in 2013 and married in April 2016.

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Rapper Cardi B isn’t holding back an ounce of excitement after her boyfriend Stefon Diggs and his fellow New England Patriots secured a trip to Super Bowl LV.

“We going to the Super Bowl! Let’s Go!” Cardi, 33, could be seen yelling into a camera in a video shared via the Patriots official Instagram account on Sunday, January 25, shortly after the team won the AFC Championship in a 10-7 victory over the Denver Broncos.

In the video, Cardi (real name Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar) could be seen at Empower Stadium at Mile High, sideways snow and all, wearing a black leather jacket and matching black gloves. She rocked mint green hair down to her waste and was carrying a dark grey purse.

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Eric Dane was unable to attend the ALS Network's Champions for Cures and Care Gala on January 24 after his ongoing battle with ALS affected his health. The actor had been scheduled to appear in person to receive the Advocate of the Year Award.

Organizers confirmed his absence shortly before the event, explaining that Dane was not physically well enough to attend. In a statement shared ahead of the ceremony, the ALS Network said, "The ALS Network has been informed that Eric Dane had hoped to join us this evening to accept his Advocate of the Year Award, but due to the physical realities of ALS, he is not well enough to attend. We remain deeply grateful for his courage, advocacy, and continued commitment to the ALS community, and we honour him fully this evening with our profound respect and support."