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At a recent red carpet event for her film 'Unstoppable', Jennifer Lopez shared kind words for her cast and crew after her former husband, Ben Affleck, praised her performance. 'Unstoppable', produced by Affleck, features Lopez alongside Don Cheadle, Jharrel Jerome, and Bobby Cannavale in a heartfelt biographical film about Anthony Robles, a wrestler who achieved national fame despite being born with one leg.

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In an unexpected twist following the release of Martha Stewart's Netflix documentary, New York Post columnist Andrea Peyser has forcefully responded to Stewart's on-camera claim of her demise. The incident, which unfolded in the October 30 release of "Martha," highlights lingering tensions from Stewart's 2004 legal troubles.

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At a Penn State-Ohio State football game on November 2, retired Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce reacted in defense when a fan used a homophobic slur against his brother, Travis Kelce. The comment was also made to refer to Travis’s relationship with Taylor Swift, and Jason pulled the phone from the fan and slammed it to the ground. The video clips went viral in no time as they spread across the internet. Now, Penn State police have launched an investigation into the incident and Jason’s reactions have received both appreciation and criticism.

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The world was shocked by the tragic death of singer and former One Direction member Payne, who died on October 16 after falling from a third-floor hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. The 31-year-old artist, a father of one, was one of the biggest names in pop after rising to fame on 'The X Factor' and through his career with One Direction.

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Ariana Grande recently revealed that her mom, Joan, has one fairly peculiar dying request: She wants her ashes scattered at Cinderella’s Castle at Disney World. That iconic castle is hallowed ground for most die-hard Disney fans, a space that somehow epitomizes the very middle of the ”happiest place on earth.” There’s just one problem: Disney doesn’t allow that sort of thing, strictly enforcing a code of conduct designed to keep the entire experience as clean and family-friendly as possible.