Global Celeb Updates

  Blake Lively isn't walking away from her legal battle with Justin Baldoni empty-handed. Over a month after the two settled their bruising legal war stemming from It Ends With Us, Lively's legal team has filed a motion demanding Baldoni pay back more than $8 million in attorneys' fees and litigation costs. HOW WE GOT HERE The drama kicked off in December 2024 when Lively went public with allegations that she experienced sexual harassment on the set of It Ends With Us, which Baldoni directed and co-starred in. She also accused Baldoni and his production company, Wayfarer Studios, of retaliating against her after she raised concerns on set. Baldoni denied the claims and fired back with a massive $400 million defamation lawsuit against Lively. A federal judge later dismissed Baldoni's defamation case, ruling that several of his claims were legally frivolous and that Lively's statements about the alleged misconduct were protected under California law. The two sides ...

  Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly just days away from tying the knot, and their wedding celebration is already the talk of Hollywood — and apparently, all of New York City. WHAT WE KNOW The couple is expected to host their high-security wedding celebration at Madison Square Garden, with the festivities reportedly unfolding over two days. Between 1,100 and 1,200 guests are said to be expected at the iconic venue, and Taylor is reportedly overseeing every last detail herself, right down to hiring a professional crew to film the big day while keeping final say over the footage. Security is tight. Wedding invites have reportedly been watermarked to prevent leaks, and an NDA is said to be just one piece of an elaborate security plan surrounding the event. THE FOOD, THE VENUE, THE GUESTS Taylor is said to have personally curated the food stations for the celebration, pulling in specialty bites from a handful of her go-to spots — though which restaurants made the cut is st...

  Chris Brown is facing a massive financial hit after a Los Angeles jury found him liable for nearly $13 million in damages stemming from a horrifying dog attack that left his former housekeeper permanently disfigured. WHAT HAPPENED The case dates back to December 2020, when Maria Avila, who worked as a housekeeper at Brown's Tarzana property, was mauled by Hades, a 200-pound Caucasian Shepherd owned by the singer. Avila was reportedly taking out the trash when the massive guard dog attacked her without warning, leaving her with severe facial disfigurement, scarring, vision loss, and nerve damage. After a grueling two-week trial, jurors sided decisively with Avila. Brown and his company, Black Pyramid LLC, were ordered to pay her $12.9 million for negligence. That wasn't the only payout — her sister Patricia, who was also working at the home that day, was awarded $885,000 for emotional distress, and Maria's husband Oscar Olivo received $50,000 after arguing the attack st...