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One of reality television's most famous (infamous?) personalities is returning to the small screen the summer with a brand-new show, and it's time to get excited! Kristin Cavallari makes her highly anticipated comeback to reality TV complete with the nostalgic MTV reunion millennials didn't know they needed 20 years later.

Honestly Cavallari: The Headline Tour makes its premiere on Wednesday, June 4 at 10 p.m. Et/Pt on E! with two half-hour episodes that will also be broadcast at the same time on Bravo. The series will also be available to stream on Peacock one week after each televised airing. What's more, each episode's corresponding podcast episode will also be released the following week.

In the series, Cavallari goes on tour to record live episodes of her Dear Media podcast Let's Be Honest, and every stop across the United States boasts surprise guests, celebrities, and friends. With Honestly Cavallari, the star looks...

Beverly Noga, a longtime music publicist known for work with high-profile acts including Sonny & Cher and The Bee Gees, died from cancer on October 8, a family spokesperson confirmed to Deadline. She was 87.

Noga is said to be the first woman ever to own her own PR agency, founding Contemporary Public Relations with business partner Bobbi Cowan (niece of famed publicist Warren Cowan) in 1964. This was the company through which she repped legendary pop duo Sonny & Cher, along with Grammy-winning disco trio The Bee Gees. Additional clients included Cream, The Turtles, Three Dog Night, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Eric Burden and the Animals, Joe Cocker, Blind Faith, and the Chambers Brothers.

Noga continued to rep the Chambers Brothers after shutting down Contemporary PR, founding and running her own companies (Hebewillen Enterprises and Hebewillen Publishing) with Willie Chambers up until her death.

Noga came from a musical family. Her parents, John and Helen Noga,...

No sibling rivalry here: just pure love.

Jessica Evans has spent the past year filming her brother’s reactions every time they’re reunited – and the adorable clip has since gone viral.

The 21-year-old University of North Georgia student says she likes to keep her trips to see family back home in Snellville, Georgia, a secret so she can surprise her brother David, 15, when he steps off the bus from school.

“There were a couple times that he had absolutely no idea I was visiting,” Jessica tells People of surprising David, who has Down syndrome. “I would hide behind my mom,...