Is Cyndi Lauper Hassling The Hoff—or Vice Versa?

Seven minutes of chitchat and one real question into an interview, Mel Robbins begins to cry. Her eyes brim with tears behind her signature glasses; her confident voice gets squeaky. Here’s the question: how would you describe what you do? Not exactly a hardball, especially for Robbins, who has an everything-must-go approach to self-disclosure.

A new documentary series, Breath of Fire, focuses on the rise and sudden fall of a Kundalini yoga teacher known as Guru Jagat, whose story was brought to wider attention in journalist Haley Phelan’s 2021Vanity Fair story “The Second Coming of Guru Jagat.” The four-episode series, premiering Oct. 23 on HBO, expands on the Vanity Fair piece by bringing together, on camera, friends, family, and former employees of Jagat and Kundalini yogis, who practice across a range of levels, to talk about who Guru Jagat really was as a person and the irony of her yoga business, which aimed to help people succeed in business, struggling to make ends meet. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] Breath of Fire comes three years after Jagat, who was born Katie Griggs, died suddenly of cardiac arrest at the age of 41.

Amy Adams went au naturel for her latest role.  Indeed, the 50-year-old recently detailed how she prepared for her role in Nightb--ch, a film—based on the novel of the same name by Rachel

Rachael Ray is opening up about her health. During the debut episode of her I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead podcast, the 56-year-old admitted that she has had to take a step back from doing one of the

The secret lives of Mormon wives continue to keep us guessing. TikToker Taylor Frankie Paul recently teased that she and Dakota Mortensen are back together, weeks after the on-and-off couple had

Jason Kelce is defending his reputation. The former NFL pro shut down the rumors that he fell asleep during Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour show in Miami which marked the first Swift concert his