9 days ago
Brad Paisley is sharing his amusement at the mystery surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's tightly guarded wedding plans.
"I took this personally when I got the invite, because in the invite, it said, 'If you're getting this, you mean a lot to us,'" the country singer told the ***** ociated Press in an interview released July 17. He attended the July 3 wedding at New York City's Madison Square Garden with his wife, Kimberly Williams-Paisley – alongside hundreds of high-profile guests.
The elaborate security and logistics behind the celebration left invited guests guessing.
"And it was really fun to watch the cat-and-mouse game of like, 'We can tell you roughly where it's gonna be. We're not gonna say what building. … And here's the date, and if you're in, we'll tell you more,'" Paisley explained. "I went to my wife, I said, 'Want to go?' She's like, 'Absolutely. We've gotta be there.' So we did it. It was RSVP yes."
Swift's strategy appears to have worked. More than two weeks later, there have been no photo leaks, and most guests have remained tight-lipped after signing non-disclosure agreements. American Century Investments CEO Jonathan Thomas said on the July 17 episode of "The Compound and Friends" podcast that he "won't get into the details of the NDA, but it had teeth."
"I took this personally when I got the invite, because in the invite, it said, 'If you're getting this, you mean a lot to us,'" the country singer told the ***** ociated Press in an interview released July 17. He attended the July 3 wedding at New York City's Madison Square Garden with his wife, Kimberly Williams-Paisley – alongside hundreds of high-profile guests.
The elaborate security and logistics behind the celebration left invited guests guessing.
"And it was really fun to watch the cat-and-mouse game of like, 'We can tell you roughly where it's gonna be. We're not gonna say what building. … And here's the date, and if you're in, we'll tell you more,'" Paisley explained. "I went to my wife, I said, 'Want to go?' She's like, 'Absolutely. We've gotta be there.' So we did it. It was RSVP yes."
Swift's strategy appears to have worked. More than two weeks later, there have been no photo leaks, and most guests have remained tight-lipped after signing non-disclosure agreements. American Century Investments CEO Jonathan Thomas said on the July 17 episode of "The Compound and Friends" podcast that he "won't get into the details of the NDA, but it had teeth."
10 days ago
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23 days ago
Kiss her three times, 'cause she's waited her whole life.
Adam Sandler officiated the wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at New York's Madison Square Garden on Friday, July 3, and according to Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, the "Happy Gilmore" star gave the couple some "pretty good" marriage advice during the ceremony.
"He told them to keep kissing," Reid recounted to Deseret News. "So, in its simplest form, that's a good thing. It's hard to argue when you give your wife a kiss, or your wife gives you a kiss. And make sure you do it every day, every minute that you have an opportunity to do it. Knock it out, and you won't have problems."
Reid added that Sandler was "hysterical," and "he did a great job in getting them married with a lot of humor."
While the choice of Sandler to officiate Swift and Kelce's wedding took some fans by surprise, the Kansas City Chiefs star worked with Sandler when he had a role in the comedian's 2025 movie "Happy Gilmore 2." Swift is also good friends with Sandler's daughters Sunny and Sadie, whom he shares with his wife Jackie Sandler.
Adam Sandler officiated the wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at New York's Madison Square Garden on Friday, July 3, and according to Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, the "Happy Gilmore" star gave the couple some "pretty good" marriage advice during the ceremony.
"He told them to keep kissing," Reid recounted to Deseret News. "So, in its simplest form, that's a good thing. It's hard to argue when you give your wife a kiss, or your wife gives you a kiss. And make sure you do it every day, every minute that you have an opportunity to do it. Knock it out, and you won't have problems."
Reid added that Sandler was "hysterical," and "he did a great job in getting them married with a lot of humor."
While the choice of Sandler to officiate Swift and Kelce's wedding took some fans by surprise, the Kansas City Chiefs star worked with Sandler when he had a role in the comedian's 2025 movie "Happy Gilmore 2." Swift is also good friends with Sandler's daughters Sunny and Sadie, whom he shares with his wife Jackie Sandler.
29 days ago
Nina Dobrev stepped out in New York City looking effortlessly polished. The actress was making her way to an appearance on 'Live with Kelly and Mark'. She embraced a fresh summer palette, wearing a pale blue striped High Sport mini dress that blended timeless tailoring with modern simplicity. Styled with matching heels and understated accessories, the look proved that subtle details can make just as much of a statement as bold prints.
Styled by Bailey Moon, Dobrev wore High Sport's 'Isla Dress in Pale Blue Seersucker', which retails for $1,180. Crafted from an Italian cotton-French Lycra blend, the sleeveless dress featured a classic crew neckline and a fitted silhouette. It skimmed the body before ending several inches above the knee. The soft jacquard gave the fabric a lightly textured finish. Meanwhile, the delicate pale blue stripes added a crisp, summery touch. Its short hemline transformed the minimal design into an effortlessly chic and fun micro minidress.
She completed the monochromatic outfit with a pair of Manolo Blahnik 'Jadaron Mules' in a matching powder blue shade. The open-toe heels complemented the dress perfectly, elongating her legs while maintaining a clean, streamlined aesthetic.
Keeping accessories minimal, Dobrev opted for sleek black oval sunglasses. She wore her long brunette hair parted down the middle and styled straight over one shoulder. Her makeup remained soft and natural, with glowing skin, subtly defined eyes, and a pink, glossy lip that kept the pastel outfit the focal point.
The actress appeared relaxed as she smiled while walking through the city, proving that elevated daytime dressing doesn't have to be complicated. With its flattering silhouette, textured fabric, and timeless stripe pattern, the High Sport dress struck the perfect balance between sophistication and ease. Dobrev's latest street-style moment offered a masterclass in summer dressing.
Styled by Bailey Moon, Dobrev wore High Sport's 'Isla Dress in Pale Blue Seersucker', which retails for $1,180. Crafted from an Italian cotton-French Lycra blend, the sleeveless dress featured a classic crew neckline and a fitted silhouette. It skimmed the body before ending several inches above the knee. The soft jacquard gave the fabric a lightly textured finish. Meanwhile, the delicate pale blue stripes added a crisp, summery touch. Its short hemline transformed the minimal design into an effortlessly chic and fun micro minidress.
She completed the monochromatic outfit with a pair of Manolo Blahnik 'Jadaron Mules' in a matching powder blue shade. The open-toe heels complemented the dress perfectly, elongating her legs while maintaining a clean, streamlined aesthetic.
Keeping accessories minimal, Dobrev opted for sleek black oval sunglasses. She wore her long brunette hair parted down the middle and styled straight over one shoulder. Her makeup remained soft and natural, with glowing skin, subtly defined eyes, and a pink, glossy lip that kept the pastel outfit the focal point.
The actress appeared relaxed as she smiled while walking through the city, proving that elevated daytime dressing doesn't have to be complicated. With its flattering silhouette, textured fabric, and timeless stripe pattern, the High Sport dress struck the perfect balance between sophistication and ease. Dobrev's latest street-style moment offered a masterclass in summer dressing.
29 days ago
For Melissa Gilbert, the death of her former costar Daveigh Chase is a cautionary tale.
The Emmy-nominated actress, who worked with a young Chase on a TV pilot, paid tribute to the late "Lilo & Stitch" star in an emotional Instagram post Monday, June 29.
"This is the [Daveigh Chase] I knew. I shot a pilot for a series with her 20+ years ago," Gilbert wrote alongside a throwback photo of Chase. "I only worked with Daveigh a couple of days, but I could see she was bright both in countenance and in mind. She was bubbly, sweet and professional. But there was something else there, a push or need to perform …for her parents."
Gilbert's remarks come two weeks after reports emerged that Chase died on June 16 at the age of 35 following a hospitalization in Los Angeles for malnutrition. Chase's cause of death was later revealed to be AIDS.
The former child star's father, John Schwallier, told The New York Times his daughter struggled with drug addiction since she was 13 and that she had been homeless and "destitute" near the LA hospital where she died.
The Emmy-nominated actress, who worked with a young Chase on a TV pilot, paid tribute to the late "Lilo & Stitch" star in an emotional Instagram post Monday, June 29.
"This is the [Daveigh Chase] I knew. I shot a pilot for a series with her 20+ years ago," Gilbert wrote alongside a throwback photo of Chase. "I only worked with Daveigh a couple of days, but I could see she was bright both in countenance and in mind. She was bubbly, sweet and professional. But there was something else there, a push or need to perform …for her parents."
Gilbert's remarks come two weeks after reports emerged that Chase died on June 16 at the age of 35 following a hospitalization in Los Angeles for malnutrition. Chase's cause of death was later revealed to be AIDS.
The former child star's father, John Schwallier, told The New York Times his daughter struggled with drug addiction since she was 13 and that she had been homeless and "destitute" near the LA hospital where she died.
1 month ago
If you grew up watching movies and TV in the 1990s, it was nearly impossible not to develop a crush on the starlets who lit up both the big and small screen. These talented actresses captured the era's zeitgeist, graced magazine covers, and brought unforgettable characters to life, earning places in pop culture history. Take a walk down memory lane as In Touch highlights the iconic women who stole everyone's hearts, then and now.
Denise Richards' blend of classic beauty and bold attitude made her a standout in unforgettable roles. Her performances in both films and television delighted audiences and left a mark on the entertainment landscape of the 90s. Her most recognized roles include Carmen Ibanez in Starship Troopers (1997), Kelly Van Ryan in Wild Things (1998), and Bond girl Christmas Jones in The World Is Not Enough (1999). Whether portraying the sultry siren or the girl next door, she embodied the wild energy of the decade.
Winona Ryder exuded a magnetic presence, bringing complexity and quirk to every role. She garnered critical acclaim and two consecutive Academy Award nominations for her portrayals in The Age of Innocence (1993) and Little Women (1994). With a filmography filled with fan favorites and cult classics — from Dracula to Reality Bites — she became a symbol of the era's alternative spirit. Her offbeat sensibility and striking looks made her a muse for a generation enchanted by the unconventional.
Courteney ****** 's witty charm and comedic timing made her a household name, especially among fans of her favorite sitcoms each week. She gained international recognition for her starring role as Monica Geller in the NBC sitcom Friends (1994–2004) and later as ambitious journalist Gale Weathers in 1996's Scream. Beyond her sharp sense of humor, her grounded, relatable persona resonated with millions.
With her luminous smile and contagious energy, Cameron Diaz was everyone's crush in the era of big-budget blockbusters and romantic comedies. Before landing her role in The Mask (1994), she had no prior acting experience, yet the film became a massive hit, grossing over $350 million worldwide, according to Screen Rant. She brought a refreshing blend of fun and fearlessness to each project, capturing hearts around the world. Her effortless style and comedic chops made her a pop culture icon of her time.
Denise Richards' blend of classic beauty and bold attitude made her a standout in unforgettable roles. Her performances in both films and television delighted audiences and left a mark on the entertainment landscape of the 90s. Her most recognized roles include Carmen Ibanez in Starship Troopers (1997), Kelly Van Ryan in Wild Things (1998), and Bond girl Christmas Jones in The World Is Not Enough (1999). Whether portraying the sultry siren or the girl next door, she embodied the wild energy of the decade.
Winona Ryder exuded a magnetic presence, bringing complexity and quirk to every role. She garnered critical acclaim and two consecutive Academy Award nominations for her portrayals in The Age of Innocence (1993) and Little Women (1994). With a filmography filled with fan favorites and cult classics — from Dracula to Reality Bites — she became a symbol of the era's alternative spirit. Her offbeat sensibility and striking looks made her a muse for a generation enchanted by the unconventional.
Courteney ****** 's witty charm and comedic timing made her a household name, especially among fans of her favorite sitcoms each week. She gained international recognition for her starring role as Monica Geller in the NBC sitcom Friends (1994–2004) and later as ambitious journalist Gale Weathers in 1996's Scream. Beyond her sharp sense of humor, her grounded, relatable persona resonated with millions.
With her luminous smile and contagious energy, Cameron Diaz was everyone's crush in the era of big-budget blockbusters and romantic comedies. Before landing her role in The Mask (1994), she had no prior acting experience, yet the film became a massive hit, grossing over $350 million worldwide, according to Screen Rant. She brought a refreshing blend of fun and fearlessness to each project, capturing hearts around the world. Her effortless style and comedic chops made her a pop culture icon of her time.
1 month ago
When Taylor Swift dared to show her face at Madison Square Garden in New York City for Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the backlash could not have been more predictable.
During a broadcast with "The Dan Le Batard Show," "The Simpsons" voice actor Hank Azaria expressed frustration over the singer existing in his presence, saying: "I know she's the hugest thing in the world, but we had to sit with her all through the NFL and now she's at the Garden. Come on."
Swift and her friends occupied four courtside seats, which Azaria called "ridiculous."
I mean, yikes! Azaria had to literally sit in the same arena as Swift during a history-making basketball game? I can't think of anything more offensive than having to share ******* e with a woman daring to enjoy herself in public.
During a broadcast with "The Dan Le Batard Show," "The Simpsons" voice actor Hank Azaria expressed frustration over the singer existing in his presence, saying: "I know she's the hugest thing in the world, but we had to sit with her all through the NFL and now she's at the Garden. Come on."
Swift and her friends occupied four courtside seats, which Azaria called "ridiculous."
I mean, yikes! Azaria had to literally sit in the same arena as Swift during a history-making basketball game? I can't think of anything more offensive than having to share ******* e with a woman daring to enjoy herself in public.
1 month ago
Recently, a photo went viral, showing Summer House exes Kyle Cooke and Amanda Batula laughing together in New York City. These images quickly prompted their fans to weigh in, but as Kyle just clocked, many of their speculations were wrong. So, Kyle entered the chat, sighing, explaining the backstory behind these seemingly happy-go-lucky images.
The last time viewers saw Amanda and Kyle together was during the Summer House Season 10 reunion, where neither party smiled much. Shortly after, they reunited for their next reunion taping for In the City. Thankfully, they exited that studio in a much happier place. But no, as Kyle just explained, that does not mean he and Amanda are back together.
Over the weekend, Kyle posted his explainer on his Instagram Stories, which queensofbravo then reshared. "Alright, some of you have your tinfoil hats on," he began. "So I'm going to respond to the picture of [Amanda and me] laughing and smiling as we walk out of the In the City reunion." Regarding this sitdown, "It was a pretty chaotic, action-packed reunion for a Season 1 show."
He continued, "Amanda was in the hot seat, and she opened up a lot more than I would say she did in Summer House." Also, "I was in the hot seat, a lot of people were in the hot seat, and we all decided to get a drink together. Like, group therapy after you, kind of, leave it all out there."
"Amanda and I were headed down the elevator, walking out the door, and just kind of laughing, like, 'Can you imagine if there's a photographer that captures us walking out together?' And then, boom, that's exactly what happened," Kyle explained. "That causes us to laugh even harder. And yes, that's all that there was to it, guys."
The last time viewers saw Amanda and Kyle together was during the Summer House Season 10 reunion, where neither party smiled much. Shortly after, they reunited for their next reunion taping for In the City. Thankfully, they exited that studio in a much happier place. But no, as Kyle just explained, that does not mean he and Amanda are back together.
Over the weekend, Kyle posted his explainer on his Instagram Stories, which queensofbravo then reshared. "Alright, some of you have your tinfoil hats on," he began. "So I'm going to respond to the picture of [Amanda and me] laughing and smiling as we walk out of the In the City reunion." Regarding this sitdown, "It was a pretty chaotic, action-packed reunion for a Season 1 show."
He continued, "Amanda was in the hot seat, and she opened up a lot more than I would say she did in Summer House." Also, "I was in the hot seat, a lot of people were in the hot seat, and we all decided to get a drink together. Like, group therapy after you, kind of, leave it all out there."
"Amanda and I were headed down the elevator, walking out the door, and just kind of laughing, like, 'Can you imagine if there's a photographer that captures us walking out together?' And then, boom, that's exactly what happened," Kyle explained. "That causes us to laugh even harder. And yes, that's all that there was to it, guys."
1 month ago
Prince William is reportedly facing pushback from the royal family. The news comes after it has been alleged that the Prince of Wales is "refusing to take orders" from his father, King Charles, other than from other royal members, including Queen Camilla.
Prince William is making headlines again, but this time for a different reason. Things have apparently heated up between the future monarch and Queen Camilla after she "effectively" blocked Harriet Sperling from wearing a tiara from the famed royal collection at her wedding to Peter Phillips. This reportedly made William "furious with Camilla." Moreover, sources said that the Queen is "furious" over William's desire to overrule this due to his "brotherly bond" with his cousin.
This is not the only occasion where the two royals were at loggerheads. Previously, during King Charles' visit to the U.S., the two had disagreements. Hence, Camilla is now encouraging her husband to have a serious talk with William. She believes his eldest son is already "acting" like the monarch. Additionally, he has been "far too eager to start calling the shots before his time."
An insider told Closer, "She's saying William needs to be taken down a peg and should not be challenging her authority the way he did." They further added that the Prince of Wales is "refusing to take orders from the King these days too."
The source added that the queen has "accused William of acting as though he already has the final say and that Charles' reign is merely a formality that needs to be endured before he takes over." However, William feels that, for being "next in line," he has "the responsibility to lead and to correct mistakes where he sees them." The source noted, "If Charles does give him a dressing down over this he won't be met with a shred of remorse."
Prince William is making headlines again, but this time for a different reason. Things have apparently heated up between the future monarch and Queen Camilla after she "effectively" blocked Harriet Sperling from wearing a tiara from the famed royal collection at her wedding to Peter Phillips. This reportedly made William "furious with Camilla." Moreover, sources said that the Queen is "furious" over William's desire to overrule this due to his "brotherly bond" with his cousin.
This is not the only occasion where the two royals were at loggerheads. Previously, during King Charles' visit to the U.S., the two had disagreements. Hence, Camilla is now encouraging her husband to have a serious talk with William. She believes his eldest son is already "acting" like the monarch. Additionally, he has been "far too eager to start calling the shots before his time."
An insider told Closer, "She's saying William needs to be taken down a peg and should not be challenging her authority the way he did." They further added that the Prince of Wales is "refusing to take orders from the King these days too."
The source added that the queen has "accused William of acting as though he already has the final say and that Charles' reign is merely a formality that needs to be endured before he takes over." However, William feels that, for being "next in line," he has "the responsibility to lead and to correct mistakes where he sees them." The source noted, "If Charles does give him a dressing down over this he won't be met with a shred of remorse."
