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Keke Palmer spoke about how fame affected her as a child on the most recent episode of her podcast, Baby, This is Keke Palmer. The Nope actor was 11 years old when she starred in her breakout role of Akeelah Anderson in Akeelah and the Bee. Speaking with Dr. Drew Pinsky, she said on Tuesday's (November 28th) episode, "No one could relate to me — not my siblings, not even my parents. Anytime a dynamic is shifted like that it can get highly toxic, because no one knows how to deal with the trauma of being a celebrity, or having a celebrity child." Palmer then related th...

Courtesy Live NationMadonna has had many feuds with fellow celebs over the years, but one friend who's always been by her side is actress Debi Mazar. So it's no wonder that Madonna invited Debi to join her onstage over the weekend when her tour hit Milan, Italy. Debi, who lives in Italy part time, joined Madonna during her Celebration Tour stop November 25. During the "Vogue" portion of the show, Debi served as a judge, holding up scorecards as Madonna's dancers performed their sexy moves.  Praising Debi as "one of my oldest friends," Madonna joked that the Younger star &q...

On a recent episode of NBC's Meet the Press, Selma Blair discussed the "unbearable pain" she experienced prior to being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2018. The Cruel Intentions actor also shared that a doctor once told her she needed to get a boyfriend when she sought help for the pain. After that experience, Blair told Kristen Welker she "just cried." She explained, "I had no capability to process. ‘What am I supposed to do with this information?' I knew the pain was real. I thought it was. But I did start to convince myself, ‘You'...

TOKYO (Reuters) -- Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG) on Monday said group CEO Jun Ohta died on Nov. 25 aged 65 of pancreatic cancer.Japan's secon

Manny Carabel/Getty ImagesBack in September, Bruce Springsteen was forced to postpone the remainder of his shows with the E Street Band until 2024 to recover from peptic ulcer disease. While it certainly disappointed fans, guitarist Steven Van Zandt thinks the break actually came at the right time. “This has been the most intense tour maybe we've ever done," Van Zandt, who celebrated his 73rd birthday on November 22, told ABC Audio. “The enthusiasm level, I mean, we've always had the greatest audience in the world. It went to some new level this time, you know?” he explaine...