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Billy Baldwin and his longtime love Chynna Phillips have an interesting living situation.

The couple, who will celebrate their 30-year wedding anniversary in 2025, live in separate homes in different cities. And it works for them!

Keep reading to find out more…

Chynna said in a new YouTube video, “Billy and I are sort of in this new kind of arrangement that is actually really working for me. I don’t know if it’s working for Billster, but I’m really happy with what we’re doing. Basically, it’s totally unstructured … let me explain.”

“I said to Billy, ‘Look, why don’t we just do a little test run to see what it feels like to have me in Santa Barbara, you in Beverly Hills, and then we flip-flop. Then in between, we have date nights together, we have therapy, we have dinner with the children and we go...

Nikki Glaser is perhaps best known for being a comedian and an actress — and now a Golden Globes host — but did you know she’s also an accomplished singer? “It was the first dream I ever had in wanting to be a performer,” she revealed in 2022 after being voted out of “The Masked Singer” while wearing a Snowstorm costume (watch above). Glaser’s musical chops brought her all the way to the Semi-Finals during Season 8 of Fox’s wild and wacky reality TV, but alas, she was bested by Amber Riley as Harp and Wilson Phillips as Lambs.

As the hilarious Roast legend explained at the time, her dream of singing “was squashed at such a young age and it just became something that was not attainable to me.” She added, “When this opportunity came up, it was so perfect. I think what held me back was the fact that...

“It’s always fun as an actor coming out as an alter identity where you’re fully immersed in it,” says Corey Feldman, who was unmasked as Seal on “The Masked Singer” Thursday night. “You get to actually play into the character. The great banter that was improvised on the stage was all improvised. It’s not like you know what you’re gonna say or what they’re going to say. It keeps you on your fins. It was a lot of fun!” Watch his exclusive video interview with Gold Derby senior editor Denton Davidson above.

Feldman reveals the most difficult part of the process for him was watching the songs other people got to do. “Why didn’t I get to do ‘Billy Joel Night’?!” he exclaims. “I would have crushed ‘Billy Joel Night!’ If I could have done ‘The Stranger’ instead of ‘It’s Tricky” I think...

Hollywood actor Billy Baldwin, who shared the screen with actress Sharon Stone in the 1993 film ‘Sliver’, is fuming at the actress’ claims of being forced to have sex with him. Earlier, Sharon Stone claimed that a producer tried to force her to sleep with Billy Baldwin, reports Female First UK.

The actress had said that producer Robert Evans – who died in 2019 aged 89 – wanted her to get intimate with Billy, 61, while they filmed ‘Sliver’ together to improve his acting and “save the movie” from being a flop.

As per Female First UK, hours after her remarks emerged, Billy accused Sharon of being “hurt as he shunned her advances” – and said he was weighing up whether to write a book “about the many disturbing, kinky tales” he knows about the ‘Casino’ star.

He ranted on X: “Not sure why Sharon Stone keeps talking about me all these years later? Does she still...

Actress Mackenzie Phillips opened up about how she managed to forgive her late father, John Phillips, the lead singer of the folk-rock vocal group, The Mamas and the Papas.

Her comments were delivered 14 years after she revealed in her 2009 memoir, High on Arrival, that she had an incestuous relationship with her father that lasted for ten years.

The One Day at a Time star focused on the idea of forgiveness during a conversation that she had with her half-sister, Chynna Phillips Baldwin.

During this video, Mackenzie responded to the criticisms.

“Dad was something else,” she said. “I get a lot of criticism and a lot of trolling online for having forgiveness in my heart. Forgiveness, because forgiving is for me, not for the other person. And forgiving doesn’t mean I cosign or agree with what I’m forgiving him for.”

In the actress’ memoir, Mackenzie discussed how her musician...

One Day at a Time actress Mackenzie Phillips is speaking out about her father, with whom she says she had an abusive and incestuous affair with for a decade.

The 64-year-old actress first spoke out about the alleged affair in her memoir, 2009′s “High on Arrival.”

In the memoir, she says her father, the Mamas & the Papas musician John Phillips, reportedly raped her the night before her wedding to Jeff Sessler when she was 19. After that, she alleged that they began consensual incestuous affair that lasted about 10 years.

It apparently ended when she became pregnant and did not know if her father was the dad. She says she got an abortion.

Now, on her half-sister Chynna Phillips Baldwin‘s YouTube vlog, she spoke out about their dad.

Keep reading to find out more…

Mackenzie shared, “Dad was something else. And I get a lot of criticism and a lot of...

Danny Masterson’s wife Bijou Phillips has filed for divorce. The split comes less than two weeks after the That ‘70s Show star, 47, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for raping two women at his home in Los Angeles between 2001 and 2003.

Phillips named “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the split, according to the filing, which took place on Sept. 18 in Santa Barbara Superior Court.

Who is Danny Masterson’s wife? Bijou Phillips, Paris Hilton, and Casey Johnson | J. Vespa/WireImage for Us Weekly Magazine

Phillips, 43, is an actor and model. Like her husband – whose relatives include actors Christopher Masterson and Alanna Masterson – she comes from a well-known Hollywood family. Her parents are John Phillips of The Mamas and The Papas and model and actor Genevieve Waite. Her half-siblings include actor Mackenzie Phillips and singer Chynna Phillips of Wilson Phillips.

Phillips began modeling as a young teen and released her debut album,...

The actress acknowledges the painful reality when people who are loved and admired commit terrible acts.

Christina Ricci has taken to social media to address a pressing issue following the sentencing of actor Danny Masterson. In a statement posted to her Instagram Story, Ricci encourages her fans to “believe victims” and sheds light on her personal experiences with individuals who are “abusers privately.”

The actress’ message came on the heels of controversy after Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis recently apologized for their letters of support for Masterson, their That ’70s Show co-star who was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison after a jury convicted him on two counts of forcible rape against two women in his Hollywood Hills home in the early 2000s.

Ricci opens her message by acknowledging the painful reality when people who are loved and admired commit terrible acts. She emphasizes the importance of not discrediting abuse survivors,...

The couple issued a statement Saturday in a short video posted on social media.

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have issued an apology after writing letters in support of Danny Masterson ahead of his sentencing in his Los Angeles rape case.

Kutcher and Kunis took to Instagram on Saturday and posted a video and apologized, saying it was never their intent to undermine the testimony of the victims or re-traumatize them in any way with the letters they submitted to Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Charlaine F. Olmedo.

“We are aware of the pain that has been caused by the character letters on behalf of Danny Masterson,” Kutcher said in the video, to which Kunis followed with, “We support victims. We have done this historically through our work and will continue to do so in the future.”

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Ashton Kutcher called convicted rapist Danny Masterson “an extraordinarily honest and intentional friend,” while Mila Kunis referred to his “innate goodness and genuine nature” in letters submitted on the actor’s behalf before he was sentenced to 30 years in prison.

The letters, shared by journalist Meghann Cuniff on her Substack, were revealed one day after Masterson was formally sentenced on Sept. 7. Back in May, Masterson was found guilty of two counts of forcible rape in his second trial on the charges (the first trial ended in a deadlocked jury, resulting...

Billions, Season 7. Photo Credit: Mark Seliger/Showtime. One thing we’ve learned from the show Billions is that, apparently, the more money you have, the more you appreciate music. Not only has Billions used several iconic pieces of music as part of its soundtrack, but nearly all of the show’s key characters regularly have lines referencing songs or artists, and several artists have appeared (as themselves) on the show, including Metallica, Michael Bolton, Ben Folds, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, and indie darling Jason Isbell. The show’s creators, Brian Koppelman and David Levien, are big music fans themselves — Koppelman’s father was the “K” in ’90s label Sbk Records — and they spoke to us about the importance of finding the right music for the show. (Click on the media bar below to hear Brian Koppelman & David Levien) https://www.hollywoodoutbreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Bria_-Koppelman_and_David-Levien.

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Elton John’s “Daniel” was overshadowed by a slow Paul McCartney song. “Daniel” is a song about a soldier in the Vietnam War. The Wings song in question is one of Paul’s worst love ballads.

Elton John’s “Daniel” has some interesting lyrics. Despite that, it was kept off the top of the charts by a Paul McCartney song. Notably, John’s co-writer Bernie Taupin said “Daniel” was widely misinterpreted by listeners.

Paul McCartney’s boring song ‘My Love’ got in the way of Elton John’s ‘Daniel’

Wings’ “My Love” is far from Paul McCartney’s most impressive song. It’s not even his most impressive piano ballad. It’s a love song that’s so slow and lifeless it feels like a dirge.

According to The Billboard Book of Number 1 Hits, “My Love” was No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks, proving the 1970s...

On the morning of April 25, testimony began in the second rape trial of That ’70s Show actor Danny Masterson after an initial trial ended last November in a hung jury and mistrial.

The first witness on the stand was one of Masterson’s alleged victims, Jane Doe 3, who had been in a relationship with Masterson between 1996 and 2002.

Deputy Da Reinhold Mueller asked her how she was feeling.

“Not great,” she said.

When Mueller asked what might be causing her concern about testifying, she said, “I’m scared.”

“What are you scared of?...

Fox’s “The Masked Singer,” an adaptation of the popular South Korean series, premiered as an instant hit on January 2, 2019. Hosted by Nick Cannon, the wild and wacky reality TV show tasks a group of mystery celebrities with dressing up in extravagant costumes and singing in front of a studio audience and panel of judges: Robin Thicke, Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy and Nicole Scherzinger. Each week the contestant who receives the lowest number of votes is unmasked in front of America, until only one remains as the winner of the coveted Golden Mask.

If you’re looking for a refresher on “The Masked Singer” reveals for all seasons, you’ve come to the right place. Tour our spoiler-filled photos above (or click here for direct access) to see all costumes and celebrity reveals through the years, and whether the judges guessed correctly.

See Amber Riley (‘The Masked Singer’ Harp) unmasked...

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Mike Love discussed what he contributed to The Beach Boys’ “Good Vibrations.”He said “It’s probably the most avant-garde song of its time from our point of view.”Love put the song in the context of two left-wing political movements of the 1960s. The Beach Boys | Michael Ochs Archives / Stringer

Mike Love said The Beach Boys‘ “Good Vibrations” is one of his favorite songs from the band’s catalog. In addition, he explained the meaning of “Good Vibrations.” Notably, “Good Vibrations” reached a milestone that The Beach Boys would not reach again until they put out “Kokomo” over two decades later.

Mike Love discussed his contributions to The Beach Boys’ ‘Good Vibrations’

During a 2022 interview with Uncut, Love said “Good Vibrations” was one of his favorite songs by The Beach Boys. “I wrote the words, I came up with ‘I’m picking up good vibrations, she’s giving me the excitations,...

TV’s favorite guessing game returns with all-new singers, all-new themed episodes and the “Champion of the Masked Singer” style competition. Every episode features sudden elimination and double unmaskings, but there is a new twist entering the competition this season: for the first time ever, panelists will have the opportunity to save a singer from looming elimination with the “Ding Dong Keep it On” Bell.

Who will be revealed and who will reign supreme? Play along with host Nick Cannon and celebrity panelists Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke. Three celebrities will perform in the all-new “Season 9 Premiere” episode of “The Masked Singer.”

Below, read our minute-by-minute “The Masked Singer” recap of Season 9, Episode 1, to find out what happened Wednesday, February 15 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt on Fox. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite costumed characters on Fox...

Chances are you’re being bombarded right now with Christmas songs, and among those the classic “All I Want for Christmas is You” by Mariah Carey. Her iconic hit has kept her name alive to younger generations, who might not know as much about the rest of her impressive career and the accolades and acclaim she’s gotten throughout. But such an extraordinary career had to start somewhere. Let’s take a look at Carey’s legendary debut era and how it all culminated in the Grammy for Best New Artist, one of the best wins in that category ever.

SEEChristmas queen Mariah Carey cements status as supreme leader of the Billboard charts

The world’s introduction to Mariah Carey was “Vision of Love,” her debut single. Written by Carey herself with Ben Margulies, the song was an instant success, eventually topping the Billboard Hot 100, the pop charts, and the R&b charts.

Amber Riley has made TV history with her win on The Masked Singer season eight.

During Wednesday (30 November) night’s finale of the US version of the celebrity singing series, Riley – best known for her recurring role as Mercedes on creator Ryan Murphy’s series Glee – walked away victorious.

Following the top-secret 12-week singing competition, the 36-year-old actor, who had been disguised as a gold shimmery harp, was the last standing contestant to unmask.

Riley’s newest triumph marks her second major win on a TV reality show competition. In 2013, she and her dance partner, Derek Hough, took home the coveted mirrorball trophy of Dancing with the Stars season 17.

Other celebrities, including Gladys Knight and Margaret Cho, have attempted both competitions, however, Riley is the only one to have ever achieved the double feat.

Although The Masked Singer season two winner, Wayne Brady (How I Met Your Mother), came close...

If you thought Amber Riley winning the Golden Mask during the November 30 finale of “The Masked Singer” was the end of Season 8, you’d be dead wrong. Fox’s wild and wacky reality TV show still has one extra episode left, the Seasonal Sing-a-Long Spectacular, which will air in its normal Wednesday night time slot on December 7, 2022.

The annual Sing-a-Long is a chance for fans at home to whet their whistles and croon along with the contestants of Season 8. Expect many of your favorites to make special holiday appearances, so you can pluck along with the winner (Amber Riley as Harp), bleat with the runners-up (Wilson Phillips as Lambs) or shiver with the semi-finalist (Nikki Glaser as Snowstorm). As always, the lyrics will appear on screen with a bouncing ball keeping the tempo.

SEEWho’s your favorite ‘The Masked Singer’ winner ever: Harp, Firefly, Queen of Hearts … ? [Poll]

This eighth installment...

A judge declared a mistrial Wednesday at the rape trial of “That ’70s Show” actor Danny Masterson after jurors, who were leaning strongly toward acquitting him, deadlocked following the monthlong trial in which the Church of Scientology played a supporting role.

Prosecutors said Masterson raped three women, including a former girlfriend, in his Hollywood Hills home between 2001 and 2003 and the church dissuaded them from going public for years. Masterson, 46, pleaded not guilty and his lawyer said the acts were all consensual.

“I find the jurors hopelessly deadlocked,” Judge Charlaine Olmedo declared after the jury foreman said there was nothing the court could do to move them closer to reaching a unanimous decision. She set a March date for a retrial in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Olmedo had ordered jurors to take Thanksgiving week off and keep deliberating after they said on Nov. 18 that they could not reach a consensus. A...

“The Masked Singer” aired a two-hour epic finale on Wednesday night, with Harp walking away with the Season 8 Golden Mask Trophy. She defeated Lambs in the first ever all-female final. We found out trio of wooly divas were multi-platinum girl group Wilson Phillips before Harp stood center stage and unmasked herself in front of panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong and Nicole Scherzinger.

See Amber Riley makes history as first celebrity to win both ‘Dancing With the Stars’ and ‘The Masked Singer’

Prior to Harp’s unmasking, the panelists submitted final guesses: Yvette Nicole Brown (Robin), Jordin Sparks (Jenny), Jennifer Hudson (Ken) and Amber Riley (Nicole). When the mask came off it was Nicole who was proven correct. The award-winning singer, actress and Broadway star had blown them away with her renditions of “Edge of Glory” by Lady Gaga and “Gravity” by John Mayer.

“This has been such an amazing experience,...

*Caution: Spoilers ahead!

“The Masked Singer” season 8 crowned an all-new champion on Wednesday! After some truly breathtaking performances from the final two contestants — The Harp and The Lambs — only one of them was able to walk away with the Golden Mask Trophy!

First, we’re going to look at how the night unfolded. Scroll down to find out who won and who came up just short.

In the long tradition of “The Masked Singer”, the format of this season’s gameplay and competition was wildly different from every other season that has come before it.

So, The Harp had to battle it out and defend her crown three weeks in a row before earning her spot in the semi-finals. The Lambs, on the other hand, only had to win two weeks in a row, and Snowstorm only had to win one to make it to the semifinals.

However, The Lambs...

“The Masked Singer” aired a two-hour epic finale on Wednesday night, with Harp walking away with the Season 8 Golden Mask Trophy. She defeated Lambs in the first ever all-female final. Following their performances of “I’m Every Woman” by Chaka Khan and “I Want to Know What Love Is” by Foreigner, we found out trio of wooly divas were multi-platinum girl group Wilson Phillips.

Prior to the Lambs big reveal, panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong and Nicole Scherzinger submitted final guesses: Wilson Phillips (Robin and Nicole), The Chicks (Jenny) and Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian (Ken). Of course Robin and Nicole were correct in naming the group consisting of Chynna Phillips, Carnie Wilson and Wendy Wilson.

“It’s a journey that we will never forget,” they told host Nick Cannon during their unmasked interview. “It’s been amazing. I have no words. I’m speechless. Do you know...

Reality TV history was made when Amber Riley was awarded the Golden Mask Trophy on “The Masked Singer” Wednesday night. The actress became the first celebrity to win both the singing competition and “Dancing With the Stars.” She took home the Mirrorball Trophy with her partner Derek Hough on Season 17 in 2013.

Riley was revealed to be Harp, who was the first performer of the season and the last one standing. Her song selections throughout the weeks included “Perfect” by Pink, “I Have Nothing” by Whitney Houston, “Thank You For Being a Friend” from “The Golden Girls,” “About Damn Time” by Lizzo, “The Edge of Glory” by Lady Gaga and “Gravity” by John Mayer. She defeated the Lambs in the finale, who were revealed to be singing trio Wilson Phillips.

See Who’s your favorite ‘The Masked Singer’ winner ever: Harp, Firefly, Queen of Hearts … ? [Poll]

“This has been such an amazing experience,...

Colorful, chaotic character masks may be the great equalizer on “The Masked Singer,” but that doesn’t mean they’re all that easy to perform in. In fact, for season 8 runners-up the Lambs, holding their microphones with their hooves was about as easy as jumping out of a plane.

On Wednesday night’s finale, the Lambs came in second to the Harp, who was revealed to be “Glee” star Amber Riley. So, who were the Lambs? Well, as judge Robin Thicke guessed, the trio was none other than Wilson Phillips, the group best known for their song “Hold On.” But, according to the women, holding on to their equipment was no easy task in their costumes.

“Honestly, we might as well have been skydiving,” Carnie Wilson told TheWrap with a laugh. Her sister, Wendy Wilson, readily agreed, adding that the hooves weren’t even the hardest aspect of the costumes to maneuver.

Warning: Massive spoilers ahead for the Season 8 finale of “The Masked Singer”

Season 8 of “The Masked Singer” has come to a close, and it was a fierce competition between the final two acts. In the end, though, only one could take home the title. And that one was…

…the Harp! The golden string instrument took home the Golden Mask trophy, making the Lamb trio the runners-up for the season. Harp and Lambs quickly became frontrunners after their debuts on the show, and the latter marked a historical milestone for the show, as their advancement to the finale marked the first time a group act ever made it to the top two in the competition.

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So, who was under the masks? Let’s start with the second place finishers.

Spoiler Alert: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 8, episodes 11 and 12, of “The Masked Singer,” “Two-Hour Epic Finale,” which aired Nov. 30 on Fox.

“The Masked Singer” ended its eighth season on a “Glee”-ful note. Singer and actor Amber Riley, known for playing Mercedes Jones on Fox’s “Glee” and more recently for projects including “A Black Lady Sketch Show” and Lifetime’s “Single Black Female,” was revealed as this season’s winner on the Wednesday night finale.

Riley was unmasked as the Harp, beating out the Lambs — who were unmasked as 90s vocal group Wilson Phillips.

“It’s very validating as an artist,” Riley tells Variety about her win. “It can get very discouraging in this industry, especially as a music artist. I’m pretty much a new artist, even though I’ve been in this industry a really long time… to hear all the amazing...

This Wednesday, November 30 on Fox’s “The Masked Singer,” the Lambs will fight for the Golden Mask(s) against Harp in the Season 8 finale. Whoever ultimately prevails will join the reality TV show’s iconic winners list. Have you already figured out which secret celebrities are hiding inside the trio of bleating baby sheep costumes? Read on for “The Masked Singer” Lambs guesses from the judges.

First up, let’s revisit what the panelists said about Lambs’ latest performance during the semi-finals, which aired on Thanksgiving night. Their version of “Need You Now” by Lady A prompted Robin Thicke to deliver this eye-rolling dad joke: “Wham Bam Thank You Lamb.” But the other judges quickly turned more serious and praised the three singers for their beautiful harmonies.

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“What I love about you all is I can tell you love music so much,...

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Charles Koppelman, former music executive and Martha Stewart chairman, died on Friday. He was 82. A cause of death was not given at the time.

His son, showrunner Brian Koppelman, announced the loss on his social media, saying, “I’ll write more about my dad, Charles Koppelman, when I can. But the only thing that matters is how much I loved him. And how much he taught me about every single thing that matters.”

The Billions co-creator continued, “He lived exactly the life he wanted to live. And he spent his last days surrounded by those he loved the most. Pop, thank you.”

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Koppelman began his career in entertainment as a member of musical trio The Ivy Three, which had a Top 10 hit in 1960 called “Yogi.” Shortly after, the singer and his bandmate,...

Charles Koppelman, whose publishing and talent development vision made him one of the recording industry’s top executives, has died at 82.

No cause was given by his son, Brian, showrunner of Billions, and daughter Jenny Koppelman Hutt. “He spent his last days surrounded by those he loved the most,” his son wrote on social media.

Koppelman saw the potential of music publishing early in his career.

He began his career as a singer and songwriter, part of the legendary Aldon Music staff under CEO Don Kirshner that included Carole King, Neil Sedaka, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil.

He moved on to CBS Records in the 1970s, rising to VP/Gm of worldwide publishing. He saw the potential of owning songwriter rights and formed his own company with CBS executive Martin Bandier and Bandier’s father in law, NY real estate king Samuel LeFrak. The company managed song catalogs for Barbra Streisnd,...

Wilson Phillips’ last single was 2012’s “Good Vibrations,” which isn’t shocking considering it’s a cover of a song co-written by the father of two of the band’s members. But now the California trio have completely branched out for their first new song in 10 years: a rendition of Harry Styles’ “Boyfriends.”

The penultimate Harry’s House track is a three-minute gem containing Ben Harper’s slide guitar, with Styles’ gentle vocals woven throughout. Wilson Phillips nail it so perfectly it could be their own song, applying their signature...

What were the biggest hit songs of the 2000s? The decade was much more diverse than the previous era, with top tunes from rap, dance, pop, R&b and rock fields. Tour our gallery below as we reveal the top 12 singles according to our sister Pmc company Billboard.

Christina Aguilera kicked off the decade (and new century) with the first #1 hit song, “What a Girl Wants.” Jay-Z and Alicia Keys finished the decade with five weeks on top with “Empire State of Mind.”

SEETop 12 songs of the 1990s ranked

The artists with the most #1 singles were: Usher (7), Beyonce (5), Rihanna (5), 50 Cent (4), Mariah Carey (4), Alicia Keys (4), Ludacris (4), Nelly (4), Justin Timberlake (4), Christina Aguilera (3), Destiny’s Child (3), Fergie (3), Nelly Furtado (3), Jay-Z (3), Jennifer Lopez (3), Outkast (3), Sean Paul (3), Ja Rule (3), T-Pain (3), T.I. (3) and Kanye West (3).

Mariah Carey (14), Janet Jackson (6), Boyz II Men (5), Madonna (4), Whitney Houston (4), Celine Dion (4), TLC (4), Wilson Phillips (3), Paula Abdul (3), Bryan Adams (3), Puff Daddy...

What were the biggest hit songs of the 2000s? The decade was much more diverse than the previous era, with top tunes from rap, dance, pop, R&b and rock fields. Tour our gallery below as we reveal the top 12 singles according to our sister Pmc company Billboard.

Christina Aguilera kicked off the decade (and new century) with the first #1 hit song, “What a Girl Wants.” Jay-Z and Alicia Keys finished the decade with five weeks on top with “Empire State of Mind.”

The artists with the most #1 singles were: Usher (7), Beyonce (5), Rihanna (5), 50 Cent (4), Mariah Carey (4), Alicia Keys (4), Ludacris (4), Nelly (4), Justin Timberlake (4), Christina Aguilera (3), Destiny’s Child (3), Fergie (3), Nelly Furtado (3), Jay-Z (3), Jennifer Lopez (3), Outkast (3), Sean Paul (3), Ja Rule (3), T-Pain (3), T.I. (3) and Kanye West (3).

Mariah Carey (14), Janet Jackson (6), Boyz II Men (5), Madonna (4), Whitney Houston (4), Celine Dion (4), TLC (4), Wilson Phillips (3), Paula Abdul (3), Bryan Adams (3), Puff Daddy (3) and Monica (3).

Which of those...

What were the biggest hit songs of the 1990s? The decade was taken over by powerful ballads and an occasional dance song. Tour our gallery below as we reveal the top 12 singles according to our sister Pmc company Billboard.

Phil Collins kicked off the decade with the first #1 hit song, “Another Day in Paradise.” Santana with Rob Thomas finished the 1990s with one of the massive hits (and a future Grammy winner), “Smooth.” While Collins did not make the cut for our top 12 list, Santana just slipped in by spending 12 weeks at #1 (also spending a little time on top in early 2000).

The artists with the most #1 singles were Mariah Carey (14), Janet Jackson (6), Boyz II Men (5), Madonna (4), Whitney Houston (4), Celine Dion (4), TLC (4), Wilson Phillips (3), Paula Abdul (3), Bryan Adams (3), Puff Daddy (3) and Monica (3).

Which of those artists were the best of the decade for weeks in the #1 position? Enjoy going back 20 to...

What were the biggest hit songs of the 1990s? The decade was taken over by powerful ballads and an occasional dance song. Tour our gallery below as we reveal the top 12 singles according to our sister Pmc company Billboard.

Phil Collins kicked off the decade with the first #1 hit song, “Another Day in Paradise.” Santana with Rob Thomas finished the 1990s with one of the massive hits (and a future Grammy winner), “Smooth.” While Collins did not make the cut for our top 12 list, Santana just slipped in by spending 12 weeks at #1 (also spending a little time on top in early 2000).

The artists with the most #1 singles were Mariah Carey (14), Janet Jackson (6), Boyz II Men (5), Madonna (4), Whitney Houston (4), Celine Dion (4), TLC (4), Wilson Phillips (3), Paula Abdul (3), Bryan Adams (3), Puff Daddy (3) and Monica (3).

Which of those artists were the best of the decade for weeks in the #1 position? Enjoy going back 20 to...

There’s a modest home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Cheviot Hills, with a stucco roof, a jacaranda tree out front, and a 1989 Mercedes 560Sl in perfect condition resting in the driveway. Beyond a front porch with wind chimes and a couch pillow that reads “This is our happy place,” past a kitchen with copper pots hanging above the sink, you’ll find a living room with a floral stained-glass lamp standing in a corner. It’s the very lamp that Michelle Phillips seized from her Bel Air mansion...

Would “The Sopranos” finale have been as impactful if it hadn’t included Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’”? And what would “Grey’s Anatomy” be without its frequent use of the Snow Patrol song “Chasing Cars”? These and many more unforgettable musical TV moments all occurred before the establishment of the Best Music Supervision Emmy category. Since 2017, the award has served the purpose of honoring the people who enhance TV shows by incorporating existing songs into episodes and thus stirring up viewers’ emotions.

This year, Amazon Prime Video’s “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” could pull off its fourth win in this category after taking the prize every year from 2018 to 2020. It is being challenged for the third time each by “Better Call Saul” (AMC) and “Stranger Things” (Netflix) and for the second time by “Euphoria” (HBO). The 2022 lineup’s remaining two slots are filled by “Ozark” (Netflix) and “The White Lotus...

Sure, Top Gun and Jurassic World: Dominion are pumping adrenaline into theaters this summer, but Apple TV+ is making your living room as exciting as any big theater.

For All Mankind Season 3 Episode 1 is a heart-pounding space catastrophe of epic proportions.

In the ten off-screen years since the events in For All Mankind Season 2, a lot has happened.

On a personal level, Karen and Ed's marriage dissolved and both remarried.

Danielle has remarried, too, with a husband and stepson she adores.

And in spite of and because of Tracy and Gordo Steven's heroic deaths, the interest in expanding our horizons has increased, and the impossible has been achieved.

While NASA and the Soviets have prepared to conquer Mars, Karen and her new husband, Sam, have created the first orbiting space station hotel, The Polaris.

The premiere gathers all of these characters for a dream wedding for Danny Stevens.

Coming together...

New Kids on the Block released a video for their new song “Bring Back the Time” last week that’s perhaps the most potent expression of nostalgia we’ve ever seen. It’s the past in its purest, most uncut form, like it was created in Walter White’s secret basement laboratory and injected directly into the veins of their fans.

The video, which doubles as a commercial for the group’s upcoming Mixtape Tour, features Rick Astley, Salt-n-Pepa, and En Vogue (who are all on the tour) re-creating classic...

One afternoon last month, Chynna Phillips sat down on a lawn in upstate New York, took out her iPhone, and told more than 25,000 people about the time she crashed into a bus while on Quaaludes. Wearing an embroidered hot-pink tunic and a Larimar necklace, Phillips reflected on her teenage mishap, shaking her head, while the words “Cringeworthy Moment: 4” flashed across the screen.

This is a typical day for the Wilson Phillips lead singer, who has uploaded more than 300 videos on her YouTube channel, California Preachin, over the past two years.

At age 19, Chynna Phillips was just trying to get well.

The singer, who formed Wilson Phillips in 1986 with Carnie and Wendy Wilson, had struggled with drug and alcohol addiction throughout high school. As the trio cultivated their sound, learning together how to turn beautiful harmonies into thoughtful, original songs, she sought help.

“I was at a real crossroads in my life because I was still in a lot of pain over my ex-relationship, and I was just struggling to navigate through some pretty painful childhood experiences in therapy,” she says.

Billy Baldwin‘s 17-year-old son is in remission following a secret battle with cancer.

On Thursday, Billy, who is the uncle of Hailey Baldwin, revealed on Instagram that his son Vance — whom he shares with wife Chynna Phillips — was diagnosed with cancer a year ago and that his family decided to keep the news private as he underwent treatment.

“A year ago today my son Vance was diagnosed with cancer… he was 16 years old,” Billy, 56, wrote alongside a screen grab of Vance’s own celebratory post announcing that he’s cancer free.

“He kept it very quiet… we all did,...

William Baldwin ditched his plans for law school and a career in politics when he caught a love for acting. With credits in films such as “Flatliners” and “Backdraft,” he now has several TV series in the works. Family drama “Northern Rescue” comes to Netflix and the CBC later this year, along with Amazon Studios’ gritty “Too Old to Die Young,” with Miles Teller.

Does “Northern Rescue” mirror your family in any way?

I went to the CBC and Netflix and told these crazy stories about my childhood with the frickin’ lunatic Baldwin brothers. My wife’s [Chynna Phillips] parents were [members of] the Mamas & the Papas and divorced when she was 2. Her mother [Michelle Phillips] married Dennis Hopper and dated Mick Jagger. And in my house, my father was my Cub Scouts leader and Little League coach. When I told them the contrast of our childhoods and how that came together...

It's time to put on a happy face becauseBroadwayHD, the premier streaming service for live theater, is bringing the 1995 Star-Studded TV adaptation of the delightful Broadway musicalBye Bye Birdieto its platform on February 7. This Emmy Award nominated musical comedy directed byTony Award-winnerGene Saks The Odd Couple is supported by an all-star cast featuring Jason Alexander Seinfeld, Vanessa Williams Ugly Betty, and Chynna Phillips Bridesmaids.

Billy Baldwin is taking aim at Donald Trump yet again — this time accusing the president of “hitting on” his wife Chynna Phillips.

In a pair of scathing tweets this week, Baldwin, 54, took aim at the embattled business mogul after Donald Trump Jr. shared an article chronicling the sexual misconduct allegations against Al Franken.

“Your Dad is a 5th degree black belt when it comes to sexual impropriety allegations,” Baldwin tweeted on Wednesday. “In fact … I once had a party at the Plaza Hotel … your father showed up uninvited & hit on my wife … invited her on his helicopter to Atlantic City.

Just hours after the Emmy nominations were revealed Thursday, ABC’s Greatest Hits announced the winner of an even more prestigious honor: Beautiful Babe Lifetime Achievement Award. (Got any of those, Judith Light?)

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Host Arsenio Hall presented the award to Og video vixen Tawny Kitaen for her work in Whitesnake’s “Here I Go Again.” Official proof that this actually happened can be found below:

The Beautiful Babe Lifetime Achievement Award goes to @Tawny_Kitaen! ❤️ @ArsenioHall #GreatestHits pic.twitter.com/SOpJjrXkc5

— Greatest Hits (@greatesthitsabc) July 15, 2016

In case you couldn’t already guess, this week’s Greatest Hits...

You couldn't make "Say Anything" today. Lloyd Dobler would be standing outside Diane Court's house holding up his iPhone... nah, it just wouldn't work.

"Say Anything," which opened 25 years ago this week (on April 14, 1989), was definitely a movie of its time. In addition to that iconic moment where Lloyd uses his boombox to serenade Diane with Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes," it's the movie that made John Cusack into Generation X's favorite romantic leading man, as well as launching Cameron Crowe's directing career. And its countless cameos fill the film with faces that were familiar to audiences a quarter-century ago (blink and you'll miss Chynna Phillips, of Wilson Phillips fame, as Joe's new girlfriend) -- or those that were about to be, like future Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard (he plays a cab driver), Dan Castellaneta (on the eve of fame as the voice of Homer Simpson, he...

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Birthday shoutouts go to Josh Brolin (above), who is 46, Christina Ricci is 34, Chynna Phillips is 46, Joanna Kerns is 61, and Arsenio Hall is 58. Plus a very special belated Birthday to Tbl reader hbeach!

Lady Gaga Films Music Video Project With Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Cast. Um … what?

Kentucky ban on gay marriages from other states struck down by federal judge

Comedy legend Sid Caesar has passed away at the age of 91.

Brian Boitano: My U.S. Olympic Delegation Story

Old Dogs & New Tricks starts shooting Season Three next month, and it will have faboo guest star Mo Gaffney.

Could a Firefly “limited series reboot” be possible? Maybe! But probably not.

Play nice, boys.

I'm so proud of @RealHughJackman for hosting this year's Tony Awards and for calling me an hour ago to say, 'Suck it!'

— Neil Patrick Harris (@ActuallyNPH) February 11, 2014

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It's been more than a decade since the 1990s ended, yet the Internet can't seem to go a day without a reminder of the neon slap bracelets that may have been banned from your school.

Yes, we get it. Times are tough and there's comfort in reflection, but enough is enough.

Below, a final goodbye to the 90s to end the nostalgia once and for all. (We're not kidding. There are 1990 items below.)

1. Scrunchies

2. "The Wild Thornberries"

3. Dawson and Joey

4. "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"

5. Mr. Feeny

7. MTV playing music videos

8. Snick

9. The premiere of "Freaks and Geeks"

10. Levar Burton

11. "Daria"

12. "Arthur"

13. "The Powerpuff Girls"

14. "Smart Guy"

15. Comedy Central globe logo with buildings

16. "The X-Files"

17. Rosie O'Donnell

18. Bill Nye

19. "Dawson's Creek"

20. The Mighty Ducks"

21. "Are You Afraid of the Dark"

22. Cornholio

23. Rachel Green

24. Tim Allen

25. "All That"

26. "Beverly Hills 90210"

27. "Step by Step"

28. "The Ren & Stimpy Show"

29. "The Famous Jett Jackson"

30. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer...

Today, it seems audiences know "Bye Bye Birdie" only from the prominent mention of it on "Mad Men," when the Sterling Cooper agency tried to copy Ann-Margret's minimalist opening number for a diet soda commercial. But when the movie musical premiered 50 years ago (on April 4, 1963), it was a huge smash. It made an instant star out of the Swedish-born actress, as well as boosting the fame of co-stars Dick Van Dyke and Paul Lynde. Based on the Broadway hit musical, "Bye Bye Birdie" was seen as a trenchant pop cultural satire at the time. Everyone knows that Conrad Birdie, the hip-swiveling rocker who is drafted into the Army, and who stages a publicity stunt on the Ed Sullivan show by agreeing to kiss a teen fan before reporting for duty, is inspired by Elvis Presley, who had to put his career on hold in 1958 when he was drafted. But...