Bono wrote “One” as a skeptical rock ballad, but he was stunned when Mary J. Blige grabbed the mic and turned it into a tearful, faith-filled mass.

Bono wrote “One” as a skeptical rock ballad, but he was stunned when Mary J. Blige grabbed the mic and turned it into a tearful, faith-filled mass! U2’s legendary 1991…
Anna Kendrick was told to be reserved when meeting President Obama, but she broke the rules, called him a “bastard,” and made him laugh out loud on the spot.

The rules of meeting a sitting U.S. President are clear: be respectful, be reserved, and certainly, do not use colorful language. But actress Anna Kendrick, known for her sharp wit…
During Captain America, Civil War, Elizabeth Olsen slipped into a different ‘Sokovian’ accent while live-dubbing a line after a glitch, cracking up the set.

The distinct, and sometimes inconsistent, accent of Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch) has long been a playful point of discussion among Marvel fans. Portrayed by Elizabeth Olsen, Wanda’s voice is meant…
After her Martha Marcy May Marlene breakthrough, Elizabeth Olsen skipped blockbusters to quietly back a struggling indie filmmaker she admired, saving a crucial project.

After Her Breakthrough In Martha Marcy May Marlene, Instead Of Capitalizing On The Hype With A Blockbuster, Elizabeth Olsen Secretly Used Her Newfound Stardom To Fund A Struggling Indie Filmmaker…
Anna Kendrick not only lip-synced but also “declared war” on John Krasinski, jokingly “stealing” his wife on live TV in a performance that lit up social media.

In the competitive and often hilarious world of the TV show Lip Sync Battle, contestants are encouraged to bring theatrical flair and a touch of mischief to their performances. However,…
Diane Keaton wore trousers in Annie Hall because she felt insecure about her legs, and Woody Allen kept it when he saw it spark a fashion revolution.

When actress Diane Keaton stepped onto the set of the 1977 film Annie Hall, she did so in her own clothes—a collection of oversized, thrifted menswear that would go on…

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Bono wrote “One” as a skeptical rock ballad, but he was stunned when Mary J. Blige grabbed the mic and turned it into a tearful, faith-filled mass.

Anna Kendrick was told to be reserved when meeting President Obama, but she broke the rules, called him a “bastard,” and made him laugh out loud on the spot.

During Captain America, Civil War, Elizabeth Olsen slipped into a different ‘Sokovian’ accent while live-dubbing a line after a glitch, cracking up the set.

After her Martha Marcy May Marlene breakthrough, Elizabeth Olsen skipped blockbusters to quietly back a struggling indie filmmaker she admired, saving a crucial project.

Anna Kendrick not only lip-synced but also “declared war” on John Krasinski, jokingly “stealing” his wife on live TV in a performance that lit up social media.

Diane Keaton wore trousers in Annie Hall because she felt insecure about her legs, and Woody Allen kept it when he saw it spark a fashion revolution.

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