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And by "Who-dom," I don't mean the Seussian variety but the taxonomy coined by 's Lindsey Weber and Bobby Finger: the vast, sub-stratospheric tier of celebrity occupied by figures whose fame is intensely meaningful to some and virtually nonexistent to everyone else. Whos are defined in opposition to Thems, the indisputable celebrities known to most except those living under a rock or who willingly reject the very notion of pop culture,

In an interview last week with the American LGBTQ+ publication Them, when asked about her penchant for taking roles in films featuring LGBTQ+ characters (say, The Favourite or Heartstopper), the actor said that she feels that she has a foot in various camps. Throughout my whole life, I've had arguments with people where I've always felt sort of nonbinary I've never felt massively feminine in my being female.

During Cher's appearance to promote her memoir, Shepard asked the singer who she'd see as a dream partner for Bell - who was also present for the chat. "Because I know you think she could do better, and I don't disagree," Shepard explained. Bell laughed it off, explaining that her husband of 12 years was simply being "self-deprecating" - and telling Cher, "You've never thought about that." "No! I just like her," Cher said of her Burlesque co-star.

When I received this assignment, my goal was to create a photo that not only mirrored the show's dystopian surrealness but also captured the intricate relationship triangle between Britt Lower, Adam Scott and Dichen Lachman's characters. Initially, it took a little time for everyone on set to see my vision, but once I shared a test image, everyone understood and was excited to collaborate. The entire shoot lasted around eight minutes, but that brief window was all we needed.

Andy Dick has opened up after his recent drug overdose, admitting to TMZ that it occurred after he smoked crack cocaine with a friend on a street in downtown Hollywood.

"Can we go again?" asks Jay Kelly (George Clooney), a movie star shooting a scene in which the tough guy he's playing dies of a gunshot wound on the soundstage reproduction of a rain-slicked alleyway. "I think I can do it better." These lines from the opening scene of Noah Baumbach's Jay Kelly will become the film's wistful recurring theme.

"She's taught us so much already. Perspective is a huge thing. The smaller things in life are so much more precious. Our days are filled with lots of cuddles and laughter and love. It's just endless joy."

"I wish people would stop commenting on people's photos," he said. "It's ridiculous and tacky." Hey, he's got a point! "The way people comment on my photos," he added, before listing a few accusations that have landed on his pages: "I've had every plastic surgery. I've had everything. They've told me I had facelifts, nose jobs." "It's all real," Karamo added in regards to his physical appearance, before joking that he wishes he did have plastic surgery.

We're laying low...We're enjoying our time, just relaxing.

1. This is the Coffee Queen of 1940, Peggy Van Vliet, posing inside the "world's largest iced coffee glass" with, well, an iced coffee:

Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire A celebrity peer faces additional charges of sexual assault following a court appearance. Lord Charles Brocket is charged with two counts of rape, two counts of sexual assault and one of sexual activity without consent in London on 10 August. He was previously charged with one count of sexual assault by penetration in the village of Warbleton, East Sussex, on May 5, but that was dropped after a hearing on Monday.

A celebrity peer and former reality TV show contestant has appeared in court after being charged with rape and sexual assault by penetration, police said. Lord Charles Brocket, 73, a contestant on I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!, appeared at Westminster magistrates court on Saturday. He was charged with two counts of rape in London on 10 August and one count of sexual assault by penetration in the village of Warbleton, East Sussex, on 5 May, the Metropolitan police said.

The couple filed for bankruptcy, revealing $2.3 million in liabilities, including $511,000 owed to over 40 creditors, despite Ronn Owens' lengthy career.

Singer Sean Kingston received a sentence of three and a half years in prison for a $1 million fraud scheme involving luxury items he did not pay for.

The KUDDLAVA lamp, which retails for just under $15, is made from partially recycled plastic and is topped with a wooden accent knob.

Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers honored the people who passed on attending the Las Culturistas Culture Awards "because they had other shit to do."

Christina Haack, a well-known HGTV star, recently faced criticism from her teenage daughter, Taylor, who questioned the paparazzi's interest in her mother, saying, 'Mom you [aren't] even that popular.'

Jeremy Allen White showed his support for rumored girlfriend Molly Gordon at the screening of her film "Oh Hi" in New York City, sitting with her parents.

Andy Byron, chief executive of Astronomer Inc., was caught on camera holding human resources chief Kristin Cabot, a woman who is not his wife.

"Guys, I'm so upset. A few months ago, I decided I was going to make my first real estate purchase, which is so exciting, and I was going to get an apartment in New York City. But the gag was, it was Babe Ruth's apartment."