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Julianne Hough exudes life on the big screen.

Eight years after her last leading film role, the Dancing With the Stars presenter is set to return to the screen with Maggie Gyllenhaal's upcoming film The Bride!, a remake of Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein and the 1935 film The Bride of Frankenstein. And for Julianne, the opportunity to join the cast was exciting.

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It looks like another Jolie-Pitt child is dropping "Pitt" from their name. 

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s eldest son, Maddox Jolie-Pitt, dropped Pitt from his last name in the credits of his newest movie which he did with his mother.

Maddox, 24, worked as an assistant director on “Couture,” a newly released drama starring his mom. Angelina plays the role of Maxine Walker, a woman diagnosed with breast cancer whose life intersects with two other women during Paris Fashion Week.

When the film debuted in French movie theaters Wednesday, Feb. 25, Maddox’s name was listed as “Maddox Jolie” in the end credits, People reported.

In 2024, the executive producer’s name was listed as Maddox Jolie-Pitt in the credits for “Maria,” which starred Jolie as late opera singer Maria Callas.

But, he has now dropped Pitt from his name.

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Pink and her husband, Carey Hart, have reportedly separated for the second time after 20 years of marriage. A source shared the surprising news with People on Thursday, Feb. 26. The “Who Knew” singer, 46, and the retired motocross racer, 50, first met at the Summer X Games in Philadelphia in 2001.

After dating on and off for four years, Hart proposed in 2005. They went on to marry in Costa Rica in January 2006 and have since welcomed two kids: daughter Willow Sage, 14, and son Jameson Moon, 8.

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The long-running ABC medical drama Grey's Anatomy delivered an emotional tribute to the late Eric Dane during the episode that aired on Thursday, Feb. 26, honouring the actor just one week after his death at age 53.

At the close of the episode, the show aired a roughly 60-second montage celebrating Dane's fan-favourite character, Dr. Mark "McSteamy" Sloan. The video revisited some of the plastic surgeon's most memorable moments from his years at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, reminding viewers why the character remained one of the series' most beloved figures.

The tribute was set to Tommee Profitt and Fleurie's cover of "Chasing Cars," a song with deep roots in the show's history. The track first became closely associated with the drama during the season two finale in 2006 and has since been used during several of the series' most emotional storylines, including the milestone 400th episode montage in 2022.

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A Chinese company stunned staff by stacking $26 million in cash at its end-of-year celebration, inviting employees to take home as much money as they could carry.

The firm, Henan Kuangshan Crane Co. Ltd., hosted its annual party on February 13, spreading the enormous sum across 800 banquet tables.

Beneath bright, colorful lights, sharply dressed employees were seen eagerly sizing up the towering piles of banknotes laid out before them. 

An estimated 7,000 people attended the company's celebration. 

One employee managed to carry home $13,000 worth of cash, according to Korean newspaper Chosun Daily.

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Patrick Dempsey has spoken emotionally about the death of his former Grey's Anatomy co-star Eric Dane, describing the late actor as deeply loved and widely missed.

Dempsey, 60, reflected on the public reaction to Dane's passing during a February 24 appearance on News Talk FM. The actor acknowledged how personal loss has shaped

his perspective, telling the host, "It's very hard when you lose a family member. I lost my father very young, and my mother has passed. And now several friends in the last year I've lost."

Turning to his longtime colleague, Dempsey emphasized the affection surrounding Dane's memory. "Eric was so beloved, and I think he would really be so happy to know, and I know a lot of people reached out to him before his passing to keep track, that he was so beloved and is deeply missed," he said.

News of Dane's death emerged on February 19, ten months after the actor publicly revealed he had been diagnosed with ALS, a progressive disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord and has no cure.

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Denise Richards has been ordered to pay temporary spousal support to her estranged husband, Aaron Phypers, as their contentious divorce proceedings continue.

According to court documents obtained by TMZ, a judge ruled on Wednesday, February 25, that Richards must pay Phypers $5,000 per month in temporary spousal support. The payments are due on the fifth of each month beginning March 5 and will continue until further order of the court.

In addition to monthly support, the court directed Richards to cover $25,000 in attorney’s fees for Phypers, along with an additional $5,000 that may be used to retain a forensic accountant. The $30,000 total is to be paid in three instalments of $10,000 at the end of March, April and May.

The ruling follows Phypers’ October 2025 request for spousal support. Both parties reportedly testified under oath before the judge issued the decision.

The divorce between the former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star and Phypers has been marked by disputes over finances, income and business dealings. Legal costs have become a central point of contention, with both sides accusing each other over responsibility for mounting expenses. The case remains ongoing.

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A New Orleans judge has imposed strict new conditions on Shia LaBeouf's release, ordering the actor into substance abuse treatment and setting a $100,000 bond following his recent arrest during Mardi Gras celebrations.

LaBeouf, 39, was taken into custody on Feb. 17 on two misdemeanor battery counts tied to an alleged confrontation at a bar in New Orleans' French Quarter.

Shortly after his arrest, he was released on his own recognizance, meaning he was not required to post bail at the time. However, during a hearing on Thursday, Judge Simone Levine reversed that decision, citing the seriousness of the allegations presented in court.