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Gwyneth Paltrow is no stranger to making fashion sacrifices. The 53-year-old actress revealed in a behind-the-scenes Goop YouTube video that her strapless Giorgio Armani Privé gown for the 2026 Oscars was so tight she was literally "sewn into" it.

During a FaceTime call with her daughter Apple, 21, while getting ready, Paltrow explained, "I'm getting, like, sewn into my dress kind of thing, so I can't—I won't be able to pee for the whole time I'm there."

The white column gown appeared simple from the front but featured daring side slits, revealing sheer panels and tulle pants underneath as Paltrow turned on the red carpet. The ensemble made for a striking statement during the Academy Awards, where she presented the Oscar for Best Casting.

The 33 year old founder of Rare Beauty shared that she has been quietly using the brand's upcoming True To Myself Natural Matte Longwear Foundation over the past year. The product has already been part of several major moments in her life, including red carpet appearances, the Academy Awards, and her "Sunset Blvd" music video. It also became a central part of her wedding to Benny Blanco.

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Louis Tomlinson has opened up about his time in One Direction, revealing that one of the band's biggest hits was never a personal favourite to perform on stage.

Speaking during an interview on BBC Radio 2 with Scott Mills, the singer reflected on the group's early years and admitted that their breakout 2011 single What Makes You Beautiful was "always, always, always" his least favourite track to sing live. Despite the song's global success and role in launching the band's career, Tomlinson explained that it didn't quite align with how he felt at the time.

"Two reasons on that: It's definitely our most pop and most bubble gum pop moment," he said, pointing to the song's upbeat, polished style. While the track quickly became a defining anthem for the group, he suggested it leaned heavily into a sound that didn't always feel natural to him.

He also highlighted how performing the song live added to his discomfort, especially in the early stages of One Direction's rise. "Performing that always felt so eggy," he admitted, noting that he was just 18 at the time and still adjusting to fame. He explained that being in a boy band wasn't initially seen as "the coolest thing," even though that perception changed as the group's popularity skyrocketed.

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The reality personality gave her first televised interview following reports of a domestic dispute involving her and her former partner.

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Taylor Frankie Paul is speaking candidly as scrutiny intensifies around her personal life.

Appearing at a New York City press event tied to her upcoming season of The Bachelorette, the reality personality shared an emotional update following reports of an ongoing domestic assault investigation involving her and ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen.

"It's been really heavy," Paul said during the appearance. "I think anyone in this position would feel overwhelmed. I'm definitely struggling, but I'm also trying to show up and not let everything we've worked on slip away."

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Cruz Beckham has seemingly sent a message to his brother Brooklyn Beckham, with the lyrics of his upcoming single.

The 21-year-old has launched a fledgling music career, and his latest single includes some choice lyrics, which is believed to be addressing the ongoing estrangement between Brooklyn and the Beckham family. Cruz Beckham appears to have called his oldest brother "lonely" in the new track.

Loneliest Boy comes ahead of Cruz’s upcoming whistlestop tour, which will see him perform the new single and a range of other songs he’s put out in recent months, racking up over 100,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.

This new song hasn’t yet been officially released, but he’s been giving fans a rendition of it on stage and the lyrics have been added to Genius.

They seem to hint at the family rift, including lyrics about "breaking mama’s heart"

In one verse, he sings:

"Loneliest boy, place all your bets on him, to find something bad in somebody good, he always does. "Loneliest boy, I hope that you’re listening. Don’t push all your friends away, when we’re tryna show you love."

Elsewhere, the chorus goes: "So tell me you’re scared, and that you need someone to hold. Cause you’re in the room but really, does it even show?

"But, why can’t they see that you’re a million miles away. They’ll never know, when you look so close.

" The second verse then adds to the intrigue, going: "Loneliest boy, mama don’t talk too much, it’s breaking hеr heart.

"It shows in the small things that you don’t do, I guess in thе end that it’s you, yourself, and you. Tell me how do you live, when you’ve got nobody to lose?"

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Jesse Metcalfe is speaking candidly about his experience with addiction, reflecting on how far he has come nearly 20 years after first checking into rehab.

During a March 17 episode of the "Not Skinny But Not Fat" podcast, the actor shared that his struggles with drugs and alcohol were closely tied to the pressures that came with being in the public eye. "I've had my struggles with drugs and alcohol," he said. "Definitely a lot of pressure, a lot of scrutiny just kind of wanted to escape all of that."

He first entered a treatment facility in 2007 after realizing he needed help, a decision that marked a major turning point in his life. Since then, he says his understanding of addiction has changed. Rather than being driven purely by emotions, he explained that it can become something more automatic over time. "At a certain point it becomes not about the emotional underpinning of addiction," he said. "It's just addiction. You know? Like if alcohol is around or if drugs are around, it pulls you."