Jack Osbourne's little girl is going back to school
On Thursday, Sept. 10, the doting dad shared snaps from his daughter Maple's first day of preschool on Instagram
The doting dad is a father of five children: Pearl, Andy, Minnie, Maple and Ozzy
Jack Osbourne's little girl is going back to school!
On Thursday, Sept. 10, the doting dad, 40, shared snaps from his daughter Maple's first day of preschool on Instagram. In one photo, the 4-year-old posed with her baby sister Ozzy, 6 months, with a bright smile on her face. The next photo showed Maple smiling while holding onto a first day of school board with all of her details on it.

#school #doting #sept

Having had her breakout in the mid-90s thanks to the film "Circle of Friends," Minnie Driver was an up-and-coming Hollywood star in the second half of the decade. In 1997, her fame skyrocketed thanks to her role in the critically acclaimed "Good Will Hunting," making 1998 a highly eventful year for the then-28-year-old. And while Minnie Driver's best red carpet moments in her 50s showcase that the actor's impeccable fashion taste is still strong, 1998 was a particularly glamorous year for her.
From fancy fashion at the Academy Awards to a quirkier look for the MTV Movie Awards, back in 1998, Driver beautifully showcased the art of dressing for awards shows. Always ensuring her beauty and grace were accentuated, Driver easily switched between different styles of dresses. And even though the looks she rocked are now from a different era, the fact that they would still look stunning on today's red carpets is only proof of her timeless taste and potential as a fashion icon.
Read more: The Worst-Dressed Celebs In Oscars History
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Minnie Driver attended her first Academy Awards in March 1998, and for the occasion, the "About a Boy" star opted to go for a red cowl-neck, floor-length dress, which she accessorized with a fur shawl. While Driver looked absolutely stunning, in 2024 she revealed during an appearance on the "The Jennifer Hudson Show" that not everything went according to plan. "I'd lost too much weight before I went to the Oscars. The dress fell off, and in that moment I had this wrap, and I just pulled the wrap around me and kind of carried on smiling," Driver shared.

#driver #oscars

Minnie Driver is thanking her lucky stars after getting into a terrifying car accident in Paris — and a source says ex-boyfriend Matt Damon is amongst the legions of friends and colleagues who've wasted no time getting in touch while offering to help in any way possible.
"Minnie is so well-respected by the acting community," a source tells the National Enquirer. "She's still in touch with almost everyone she's ever worked with and Matt is on that list."
The former couple and costars began dating while filming 1997's Good Will Hunting but by the time the movie came out, their "sweet love affair" had met a "combustible ending," the 56-year-old actress told Entertainment Tonight in 2022.
These days though, "they are very good friends," shares the source. "She's even become friendly with his wife [Luciana Barroso] so naturally, when Matt heard she'd been in this horrible car crash, he got in touch to check on her."
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#touch #friends

Minnie Driver just revealed she was in a "really bad" car accident in a new video while wearing a neck brace.
On Thursday, August 6, the Good Will Hunting actress, 56, took to Instagram with a message for fans after the scary crash.
"Hi, guys. Paris update is that I'm actually back in London," Driver began the clip, while lying on her side on a bed with a neck brace and cuddling her dog. "I got into a really bad car accident a few days ago with my friend, Ben. And we somehow walked out of it. Well, we didn't walk out of it; we crawled out of it. But we did get out of it alive."
She continued, "To be very clear, it was not our fault. We were driving on a country road in the middle of France, and a car didn't stop at an intersection and was going at speed. And we just T-boned it."
Of her injuries, Driver said she has a sprained neck and is "sort of in shock and crying all the time." She added, "But I'm going to heal. And the reason I'm not dead, honestly, is the car that we were driving."

#minnie

This week on the Five Heart Podcast, the Terrific Trio discusses numerous topics of the week.
It is Big Ten Media Days, and Minnie, Fred, and Greg will provide any necessary updates from Chicago.
Also, the Huskers defensive unit this past week was given the moniker of "potentially elite." Now part of that will be new Defensive Coordinator Rob Aurich, who has a history of elevating defenses of the teams he has coached. But another part of that will be added depth across the defensive squad, as there were eight players added to the defensive side of the ball this transfer portal season. How will the new additions merge with the players on the roster to bring about the best version of the Blackshirts?
Meanwhile, down South, a former Nebraska defender is involved in a lawsuit from his most recent school after jumping from Ole Miss to LSU on the coattails of his head coach. How will it all play out for him and others in this breach of contract lawsuit?
More Big Ten football teams are selling ad ******* e on their jerseys. Who are the newest? And what business would do the same for Nebraska?

#part #heart

Courteney ****** is doing her best to stay positive and power through the pain of her break-up from longtime partner Johnny McDaid, a source tells In Touch.
"The plain truth is that he just got bored of the arrangement over time and decided to throw in the towel late last year," the source says of their 10-plus year romance. "The spark had gone and he wanted to draw a line so they could both move on."
It's not the first time the couple has called it quits.
Back in 2015, the Snow Patrol rocker, 49, broke off their engagement in a couples therapy session, the Friends alum, 62, revealed during a 2024 appearance on Minnie Questions with Minnie Driver.
Despite reconciling a year later, ****** and McDaid never did make it down the aisle.

There aren't many places where asking a celebrity about their cartoon crush feels like a totally reasonable use of time, but at the Disney Upfronts in New York City on Tuesday, it somehow just worked. Maybe it's the proximity to all things animated, or maybe it's the fact that everyone immediately taps into their childhood without overthinking it.
The answers? Exactly as random and delightful as you'd hope. There were the expected picks — Jasmine, Ariel, Belle, Prince Eric — alongside a strong showing for Mulan (less "crush," more "icon"). And then, of course, the wild cards: Goofy (twice!), Minnie Mouse and at least one hard opt-out from the entire concept.
If nothing else, it made for a fun red carpet question: quick, nostalgic and just weird enough to get people out of autopilot. (Even if it means admitting, on the record, that Tarzan "could really get it.")
Bruno Tonioli (Dancing With the Stars)
"My crush actually is the evil witch, Maleficent. She's misunderstood. And I love Angelina Jolie's version as well."

There aren’t many places where asking a celebrity about their cartoon crush feels like a totally reasonable use of time, but at the Disney Upfronts in New York City on Tuesday, it somehow just worked. Maybe it’s the proximity to all things animated, or maybe it’s the fact that everyone immediately taps into their childhood without overthinking it.
The answers? Exactly as random and delightful as you’d hope. There were the expected picks — Jasmine, Ariel, Belle, Prince Eric — alongside a strong showing for Mulan (less “crush,” more “icon”). And then, of course, the wild cards: Goofy (twice!), Minnie Mouse and at least one hard opt-out from the entire concept.
If nothing else, it made for a fun red carpet question: quick, nostalgic and just weird enough to get people out of autopilot. (Even if it means admitting, on the record, that Tarzan “could really get it.”)
Bruno Tonioli (Dancing With the Stars)
“My crush actually is the evil witch, Maleficent. She’s misunderstood. And I love Angelina Jolie’s version as well.”