Before this lil’ cutie with face-painted whiskers turned into a Grammy-winning star, she was just posing with her lil’ nutcracker and dreaming of the big stage! She kicked off her singing career at just 5 years old … She also started playing…

Warren Moon once started a game at 44 years old — something Philip Rivers may also do come Sunday — and the Pro Football Hall of Famer is reacting to the shocking signing, and offering advice, ’cause playing quarterback is never easy, especially…

TMZ may collect a share of sales or other compensation from links on this page. Stressing about all the stockings you’ve gotta stuff this holiday season? Worry no more! Whether you need some last minute mini-gifts for your significant other, kids,…

Knock, knock … who’s there? Just “Selling Sunset” star Amanza Smith — serving full birthday energy today … and we’re all here ready to close the deal on her big day! Amanza’s turning 49 — and you know she’s feeling fine — showing off…

Two people are missing after an explosion in the San Francisco area … and a doorbell camera captured the moment of the scary blast. The incident took place in Hayward, California Thursday afternoon — a city about 18 miles south of Oakland — on…

Princess Cruise Lines is being sued by a woman who says the company doesn’t run a tight enough ship … alleging they allowed her to sit on a chair, which broke while she was on it. Marie Cassano says she took a trip with PCL in January 2025 ……

Mariah Carey’s emerald and diamond necklace will make you “Obsessed” … but, you’ll need to dole out big money if you’re hoping to gift it this holiday season. The impressive piece gained international recognition when the singer-songwriter wore…

Writer: Phil Collins Producer: David Hentschel and Genesis Recorded: Late 1979 at Polar Sound Studios in Stockholm, Sweden Released: March 1980 Players: Phil Collins — vocals, drums Tony Banks — keyboards Mike Rutherford — guitar, bass Album: Duke (Atlantic, 1980) Also On: Three Sides Live (Atlantic, 1982) Turn It On Again: The Hits (Atlantic, 1999)…

During a recent appearance on the Bruce Springsteen Archives’ Conversation With Our Curator podcast, Kenny Chesney reflected on the profound influence Springsteen has had on his songwriting and live performances. Chesney shared some personal anecdotes about The Boss, including a memorable 2005 encounter when he nervously requested Springsteen play “One Step Up,” a song Chesney…