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Fernanda Calfat // Getty Images Being a successful model--getting paid to look glamorous, traveling the world, and receiving adoration from fans--can feel like the ultimate dream, but setting such a high bar for beauty comes with an expensive toll. Fa...
During a recent interview, Donald Glover (Atlanta) confirmed that Maya Erskine (Pen15) would be joining him for Amazon's Mr. & Mrs. Smith.
Contestants on American Idol don’t necessarily need to win the reality competition to achieve fame. Over the course of 18 seasons, a number of hopefuls have gone on to build careers that outshined the success of the series’ victors. Some have had hit albums, others parlayed their fame into acting gigs, and one even pivoted to a career in politics. As we gear up for the premiere of Season 19, slated for February 14, 2021 on ABC, let’s take a look at the losers who still ultimately proved they have what it takes to be a star. Haley Reinhart (SD Mack/Shutterstock.com)
Emmy and Peabody Award winner Hoda Kotb started working on Today in 2007. She’s as synonymous with the morning show as any anchor it’s had in its 69-year history. Kotb is not leaving the program any time soon, but that hasn’t stopped tabloids from endlessly claiming otherwise. Here are some stories Gossip Cop busted about Kotb leaving Today.