He wanted to know from Reddit users if being a stay-at-home-fiancée was real. OP also explained that he wished to support his future wife and give her a comfortable life but strongly felt she was quitting her career a little too early for her age.The View’s Joy BeharGet info without
leaving the page.just went full Mariah Carey on Fox News star Greg Gutfeld. While Gutfeld may now be the self-christened new “King of Late Night,” Behar claimed on Thursday that she had never heard of the Gutfeld! host, even though he spends an inordinate amount of airtime raging about her to Fox News viewers.

“Who is he?” Behar wondered at one point. One of The View’s “Hot Topics” on Thursday centered on the news that Fox News star Geraldo Rivera, one of The Five’s resident “liberal” panelists, was leaving the late-afternoon show amid “growing tension” on-set. While Rivera wouldn’t comment directly about his relationship with Gutfeld, who has been with the show since its launch over a decade ago, he has frequently clashed with his acerbic co-host in heated on-air exchanges. Behar, meanwhile, didn’t quite buy Rivera’s assertion that it was his decision to quit the conservative cable giant’s most-watched show.

“It’s hard to sit there with these people who are spewing lies every day. And, you know, by the way, they always say that they quit. I don’t know anything about that show, but I said I quit years ago when they fired me. Everyone says they quit,” she quipped, referencing her departure from The View in 2013.“No one’s giving up these lucrative jobs so easily,” Behar continued. “You have to be fired. Take it from me.

No one said, please, we must have you back.”Notably, while Rivera told the Associated Press it was his choice to depart The Five, he added that Fox management “didn’t race after me to say, ‘Geraldo, please come back. ”Inside Greg Gutfeld’s Meltdown—From Comic Rebel to Punchline Later in the discussion, conservative co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin pointed out that Gutfeld had a tendency to go after Rivera in a very personal manner on the show.“Greg Gutfeld is one of the hosts of The Five who—if I don’t have anything nice to say, I generally don’t say anything at all,” Griffin said, adding: “He’s been very harsh and critical of Geraldo. And I could see why he’d be like, I don’t need to do this. I’ve had a long career. I’m just going to go and enjoy myself.”

While seemingly feigning ignorance of the Fox News host, Hostin turned to Behar and said she’d been briefed that “Gutfeld talks about you all the time.” Behar, meanwhile, immediately dispatched the worst possible insult a longtime media personality can suffer.“Who is he?” she quipped, sparking laughter and applause from the in-studio audience. “No, really. Who is he?” the veteran comic continued as Hostin insisted she doesn’t watch his program. “He has a show? I’ve never heard of him. I guess he’s just obsessed with me!”Indeed, it would not be inaccurate to suggest Gutfeld is “obsessed” with Behar and The View. The Fox star has spent years lashing out at her and her commentary, going so far as to compare Behar to Adolf Hitler’s wife and calling her an “80-year-old hag.

” And earlier this month, the Fox host devoted an entire segment on his late-night show to how Behar needs a “full day to read her hate mail.”

Andrew Parker-Bowles, who used to be married to Queen Camilla, is reportedly finding love again. He’s said to be dating Anne Robinson, a well-known TV host and actress in the UK.

Andrew, who is 84 years old and a former Royal Horse Guards officer, lost his second wife, Rosemary Dickinson, in 2010. He’s most famously known for being married to Camilla for 22 years before they divorced in 1995. After his divorce, Camilla married Prince Charles in 2005.During his marriage to Camilla, Andrew was rumored to have had affairs with other women, even some who were friends with Camilla.After Rosemary passed away, Andrew’s love life stayed out of the public eye until reports surfaced in 2023 about his relationship with Anne Robinson. Now, it seems that Anne has confirmed the rumors to be true.

In a straightforward interview, the journalist didn’t hold back when asked if she was dating Camilla’s ex-husband.“Yes. Full stop. Mind your own business,” the former Weakest Link host said.Sources say Andrew, a retired Army Brigadier, and Anne both live in the Cotswolds in England. They apparently met last year at a lunch with mutual friends but have mostly kept their relationship out of the public eye since then.

Anne, who is 78 years old, has been single for about 17 years since her divorce from her former husband, John Penrose, in 2007.

Talking about her relationship with Andrew, she said, “I’d say that like everything else I’ve done, it’s always worth the risk. I’m a great believer in surprising yourself by taking risks. Personally and professionally.”People online seem mostly happy about their romance. One person on Facebook commented, “84❤️79, we need more love stories like this.”Another said, “She certainly looks better than his ex-wife and hopefully has a better personality.”And someone else joked, “He clearly has a type lol.”

Meanwhile, Camilla and Charles went to Aberdeen, Scotland to mark their 19th wedding anniversary. Last month, pictures showed them arriving at Aberdeen Airport after flying from London.Camilla has been supporting Charles a lot lately, especially after he announced he has cancer. Her popularity has grown a lot among the British people, especially since the tough time when she first became a royal after Princess Diana died.

Joy Behar, who once called a woman a harsh word for not getting into the first-class lounge and being “reduced to coach,” criticized Dolly Parton’s famous song “Jolene” as “anti-feminist.”

Instead of liking the classic song from 1973, the co-host of The View liked Beyoncé’s version, where she tells the character of Jolene, “you don’t want no heat with me.”Keep reading to find out what Behar thinks about the song “Jolene”!In April 2023, after coming back from a two-week vacation in Italy, the long-time panelist of The View returned to the show, accidentally sharing a comment she made to a woman in Italy that wasn’t supportive of feminism.

“The people are nice, here and there. I had to call one woman the b-word, but that’s something else,” the 81-year-old told her co-hosts. After Whoopi Goldberg asked if she voiced her complaints in English or Italian, Behar said, “I said it in English because she wouldn’t let me pee in the first-class lounge. I said, ‘Please, let me just go!’ I said, ‘Listen, don’t be a bitch.’ She wouldn’t let me go.”Though Behar didn’t clarify if she was on a plane or a train, she did complain that she was “reduced to coach.”In April 2024, the opinionated Behar went after the much-loved country music song, Jolene by the beloved 78-year-old Dolly Parton, saying the song’s lyrics suggest anti-feminism.First crediting herself as the person “that made Dolly Parton admit she was a feminist,” Behar next compares the legendary song to Beyoncé’s recent reinterpretation of Jolene, on her album Cowboy Carter.

Both versions of the song are about dealing with the threat of someone stealing a partner. Dolly Parton pleads with Jolene not to take her man, while Beyoncé warns Jolene, saying “you don’t want no heat with me.”Instead of saying, “I’m begging of you, please don’t take my man,” Beyoncé sings, “I’m warnin’ you, woman, find you your own man.”“I like the subject of Beyoncé taking over the lyrics,” Behar told The View producer Brian Teta on an episode of the Behind the Table podcast. “Because the original thing with Dolly Parton is so, like, anti-feminist, worrying about some good-looking woman taking your man. If it’s so easy to take your man, then take him.”She adds, “Beyoncé says, if you take my man, you’re going to be in a lot of trouble. I say, go ahead, take my man. Take him.”Behar’s comments about the iconic song caused a stir among fans.“Who is Joy Behar, I have never heard of her, oh I have heard of Dolly Parton and I like her very much…I personally don’t like most Country Music, but Dolly’s Jolene song is one of the one’s I do like,” writes one netizen.

Another person says, “Beyoncé should stick to what she knows! Dolly is a great person and a wonderful singer! Joy should just retire!”“I adore Dolly Parton and her music. Joy Behar should stop talking, she doesn’t know what she’s saying,” adds someone else.Referring to Behar’s ‘anti-feminist’ remarks, another comment reads, “I’m against Joy Behar! Anyone else?”Beyoncé’s version of “Jolene” wasn’t meant to cause a feud between the two singers.In fact, Dolly Parton herself introduces Beyoncé’s version in a short interlude.“Hey, Miss Honeybee, it’s Dolly P. You know that hussy with the good hair you sang about reminded me of someone I knew back when,” Parton says with her lovely southern accent. “Except she has flaming locks of auburn hair. Bless her heart. Just a hair of a different color, but it hurts just the same.”

She writes, “Wow, I just heard Jolene. Beyoncé is giving that girl some trouble and she deserves it! Love, Dolly P.”Fans are divided over the two versions, some suggesting Beyoncé’s lyrics are too aggressive.

“One person says, “[The] original version has class, intelligence and subtlety. It’s aggression.”Another adds, “Jolene flirted with the wrong man in 1973 and hasn’t known peace since.”A third person agrees with Behar, saying, “I quite love this version because who begs a woman not to take their man [because] she can?? Unrelatable to a lot of people…Beyoncé’s entire brand is about strong women. They are both phenomenal in my opinion.”

Some people are still shocked that Beyoncé tried country music.“Beyoncé needs to STOP and stick to her own music style…country music fans don’t want her!”What do you think about the new version of “Jolene”?

This £3.6m mansion Prince Harry is reported to be eyeing up to buy could be perfect for the party-loving royal.

Seven-bedroomed Water Hall in Norfolk has a pool overlooked by a terrace and bar with a cosy fireplace.

And, thankfully for the royal famously pictured at a pool party in Las Vegas, there are no neighbours nearby to disturb.

Rita Moreno just turned 92 years old, and she marked her special date by having a good time with her friends and PR team. In a video posted on social media, fans can see Moreno standing on a chair while the group sings her “Happy Birthday to You” with a live piano.

As always, the Puerto Rican star appeared in her signature style, wearing a dark blazer with a glittering brooch, leather pants, and flashy earrings. “Feliz cumpleaños, Rita!” her Katz PR wrote in the video’s caption. “92 years young and still the life of the party,” they said about the EGOT-winning legend.

A life filled with accomplishments

The legendary actress, singer, and dancer is the first Latina to win an Oscar, thanks to her role as Anita in West Side Story. During an interview with the TODAYShow’s Hoda Kotb, she reflected on the impact of winning over 60 years ago.

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“People [were] yelling out the windows, ‘She did it! She did it!’ And, you know, as a friend of mine said, what they were really saying was, ‘We did it,’” Moreno shared in the interview.

Moreno is also the first and only Latina to have an Oscar, Tony, Grammy, and Emmy. Moreno has starred in multiple Broadway and London’s West End movies and shows for over seven decades.

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In 2022, Rita Moreno received the Stanley Kramer Award during the 33rd Producers Guild of America Awards. According to the trade association representing television producers, film producers, and New Media producers in the United States, the Stanley Kramer Award “honors a production, producer, or other individuals whose achievement or contribution illuminates and raises public awareness of important social issues.”

One of the characters which added to the NCIS popularity is definitely the smart and but-kicking detective Ziva David portrayed by beautiful Cote de Pablo.

Cote was born María José de Pablo Fernández on November 12, 1979, in Santiago, Chile. When she was 10, her family settled down in Miami Florida. Moving places wasn’t easy for Cote who needed to learn a new language and make new friends. It was during her school years that she decided to be called Cote, mainly because her classmates had a hard time pronouncing her birth name right.

Over time, she found her place under the American sky.

But I was raised here. And I found my niche because I went to a performing arts high school. I had always been interested in the arts, but performing became even more important because it was a way to communicate with people in my new country,” she told Prevention. “It wasn’t till I got to the United States that I learned to speak English.

“Those were defining years for me. I always describe myself as sort of a hippie. Deep inside, I’m not a glamorous person,” the actress added. “I come from a traditional, conservative world. But this kind of hippie world at school allowed me to explore the creativity and imagination that live inside all of us.”

Once in America, Cote’s mother started working for Telemundo, a Spanish-speaking television channel, and Cote inherited the love for arts from her.

At the age of 15, Cote co-hosted episodes of the Latin-American talk show Control with former Entertainment Tonight host Carlos Ponce. She attended Carnegie Mellon University where she studied music and theatre.

After appearing in commercials and a number of television series, including ones in All My Children and Fling, Cote was cast to portray Ziva David on NCIS from 2005 to 2013. She later made short comebacks, but didn’t return as a regular in the show.

Speaking of her character, Cote said that she and Ziva had a lot in common. “My character’s strength is like mine, to a completely different degree. Losing family members because of a war,” Cote told Prevention. “I have moments when I just have to hold my heart. But I also have to remember that if I played the character from my point of view, she’d be falling apart all the time. She has to keep it together–it’s the world she grew up in.”

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Over the course of the years she was on NCIS, Cote formed strong bonds with most of her co-stars, but that with Mark Harmon seemed to be the strongest of all. They have been close since the moment they met and Cote speaks of Harmon with admiration.

“[Mark Harmon] is more of a friend mentor. He was always like a father figure to me. Obviously, Ziva and Gibbs have that, but Cote and Mark have that as well,” she told BUILD.

“He’s a very busy, famous man. Obviously, there are many months where you just don’t talk, but it’s really nice to know that sometimes when you have friendships but certainly in the family – that’s a given- you can go time without talking, but you’ve laid a foundation. A foundation that is solid.

“From that foundation, you can really go anywhere. You can go years without talking,” Cote added. “Really heavy-duty things can happen, and then all the sudden you’re back, and you can pick up right where you left off.”

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Asked why she left the show which defined her life and career, Cote said during an occasion that she made such a decision out of respect for her character.

Leaving NCIS was huge for Cote, but she moved on to other significant projects. Among the rest, she landed roles in The 33, Prototype, and Seneca.

Cote, who is 42, hasn’t been married. She, however, knows what she’s looking for in the person she would spend her life with.

“One of the things I love is just being able to have a conversation with somebody, being able to be vulnerable and to feel somebody else’s vulnerability,” she told Cheat Sheet in 2010. “And more so than that, to find the fun and the laughter. If you can laugh with a person, everything’s fine.”

“Eventually, I think it will happen… Things have been slow to come. I think happily they will come when the time is right,” Cote told Rachel Ray in 2013.

Although she’s not part of NCIS any more, Cote remains one of the most popular characters.

Emily Wickersham has been playing Ellie Bishop, an NSA analyst, on NCIS since 2013. While it’s definitely been her longest-running show, Wickersham is also known for being in other shows like Gossip Girl and The Bridge, as well as the movie I Am Four.

From where she was born to her first ever recurring role, here are five fast facts about NCIS star Emily Wickersham.

In the Beginning
Wickersham was born on April 26, 1984, and grew up on the east coast in Mamaroneck, New York. She also went to Muhlenberg College for two years but decided to drop out to pursue acting.

In the Genes
Judging by her hazel eyes and very blonde hair, it’s easy to believe Wickersham has European ancestry. In fact, on her mother’s side, she has an Ashkenazi Jewish background that includes Russia and Austria-Hungary, while on her father’s, she has Swedish and Canadian.

Mobbed Up
Despite guest starring on a few shows here and there, Wickersham’s first recurring role on a television show was actually on The Sopranos. She played Rhiannon Flammer for four episodes.

The Wrong Side of The Law
When she appeared on the Rachael Ray Show, she and her mom Amy (who was with her), revealed that she got caught drinking beer in a bar and was taken away in a squad car. To be fair, Wickersham said it was only because she used a fake I.D. — but her mom also revealed it landed her daughter on the cover of her college paper the next day.

Recurring to Regular
Wickersham had a recurring role on NCIS as Eleanor “Ellie” Bishop back in Season 11 to fill the void once Cote de Pablo left the role of Ziva, but her character was quickly upped to a series regular. She has been on NCIS ever since — and was the one to discover that Ziva is possibly still alive.

Hollywood is the place where dreams are made, but the number of people who get there and manage to stay is limited to those most talented and most fortunate.

Having a successful career in the film industry isn’t something many can brag about, but luckily for us, Tom Selleck is one of those celebs who has been on TV for many years.

This actor’s big break came when he was cast in the lead role as Thomas Magnum in Magnum, P.I., which brough him five Emmy Award nominations, winning one in 1985.

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Before reaching stardom, however, he landed minor roles in films and series, played in a number of commercials, and made a pair of appearances on The Dating Game. Speaking of the game show, he recalled, “Humiliating and embarrassing. I lost. Twice. I wasn’t particularly funny or glib.” Selleck was then offered a spot on 20th Century Fox’s talent program, where he spent around two years before taking leave to do six months of active duty. Once he returned, he was dropped, but that didn’t break his spirit.

“The luckiest thing that happened was that I didn’t get a real job until I was 35,” Selleck shared with AARP. “When I was 25, I looked 35 but sounded 15. There are a lot of very good actors who make it as younger leading men but don’t graduate — because the audience won’t accept them as grown up.”

Magnum P.I. came at the time when he was almost ready to give up chasing a career as an actor. “I think if Magnum hadn’t worked out, I’d never have worked again in this business,” he shared in an interview with Closer Weekly.

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Ever since 2010, Selleck has been a co-star in the television series Blue Bloods where he plays Frank Reagan, the commissioner of the New York City Police Department. The show has been renewed for its 13th season.

Over the course of his career of many years, Selleck has done most of the stunts himself, but as it turns out, this decision has taken its toll and his body isn’t the way it was.

“My back’s kind of messed up,” Selleck shared.

“When you do stunts in movies—I do a lot of them—you’re taking a risk, but you’re also sitting around a lot. So you might do a fight scene, and then you sit in your chair, and it’s not like you have a personal trainer saying, ‘Okay, we’re ready to go, but Tom needs ten minutes of stretching and warm-up.’”

“And I think the price,” he added, “I see it with peers, I talk to them sometimes. You just see the price of all those stunts. They weren’t that hard, but I think it’s the stop-and-go of all that stuff.”

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The actor keeps in shape by working on his ranch in Ventura, California. He’s also very passionate about horses, love he has passed down to his daughter.

Selleck has been married to wife Jillie Mack for 35 years. What makes their union one of the strongest in Hollywood is that he always puts his family first.

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Speaking to People, Selleck said in 2012, “I quit Magnum to have a family.

“It took a long time to get off the train, but I try very hard to have balance, and this ranch has helped me do that.”

“We both thought it was the best environment for Hannah to grow up,” his wife added.

We wish Tom Selleck great health.

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Most people most likely associate Vincent D’Onofrio with his memorable performance in Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket as the overweight, clumsy Marine recruit. However, his popularity declined after it.

The actor, who turned 64 on June 30, 2023, claimed that the part demanded a significant physical change, making him appear unappealing to the women who had previously been enamoured with his curling dark hair and toned physique.

Vincent D’Onofrio has an extensive and varied resume. He always gives every role his all, and he never fails to fully inhabit the role to the point that you lose track of his true identity.

The Brooklyn-born actor began his career in stage shows, both on and off Broadway. To finance his acting ambitions, he worked other side jobs, such as bodyguarding Robert Plant and Yul Brynner.

He used to make a living by driving taxis, hanging curtains, delivering flowers, and working as a nightclub bouncer.

However, D’Onofrio’s buddy, actor Matthew Modine, encouraged him to send an audition tape to Stanley Kubrick, who was casting for his next major success at the time, after he had a few low-budget roles.

The 6-foot-3, very fit D’Onofrio was cast in the role of the obese, dim-witted Leonard, but there were certain restrictions.

Working with Kubrick was a life-changing event for D’Onofrio since it gave him the chance to really inhabit his role and hone his acting skills in a demanding and demanding setting.

The 64-year-old father of three had to shave his lovely full head of hair and put on 70–80 pounds—still the greatest weight an actor has put on for a part.

I went over there and gained about thirty pounds after [Kubrick] asked me early on if I would be okay with acquiring this weight. I recall him remarking that I only looked like I could kick everybody’s ass. He believed that additional weight would be required. “I think it went up to 80 pounds…from 200 to 280,” D’Onofrio said, referring to the character he played at the age of 24.

After putting on some weight, D’Onofrio had to endure the demanding requirements of the film’s boot-camp sequences.

With his athletic build, obstacle courses would have been easy for him, but at 280 pounds, it was very hard.

Critics praised D’Onofrio for his masterful portrayal of the fat, stupid, and mentally unstable Leonard, but he also had to cope with fans who thought he was the real Leonard.

People perceive you differently when you’re that size, and as you might recall, I had my head shaved, so I went from being this long, lean actor to a big, muscular guy with a bald head. It was a really bizarre transformation in my life. The star of Broken Horses went on, “It altered my life.” Women avoided eye contact with me, preferring instead for me to focus on their backs as they fled. I used to get comments from people who thought I was foolish twice.

The Magnificent Seven star’s body had returned to its previous size a year later, and he had grown a full head of hair.

The filmmaker, producer, screenwriter, and actor who was born in New York who wrote the book “Pigs Can’t Look Up” in 2023 attributes his extended career to Stanley Kubrick.

When D’Onofrio was a young boy, his parents’ divorce had a significant impact on his life. George Meyer, a well-known American producer and writer, was the new husband of his mother.

The family relocated to the Hialeah, Florida region as a result. D’Onofrio was a quiet child who frequently withdrew to his room to be alone with his thoughts.

He became interested in magic and the art of sleight of hand while living in Florida, having learned these talents from Cuban performers who ran a small magic shop.

Actress Greta Scacchi and actor Vincent D’Onofrio had a romantic relationship in the early 1990s. Throughout this time, they shared screen appearances in several films, including Fires Within and The Player. Leila George, their daughter from their relationship, was born in 1991 or 1992 and has since followed a career in acting.

Vincent D’Onofrio married Dutch model Carin van der Donk in 1997.

They welcomed their first son together in 1999. But in the early 2000s, problems in their relationship forced them to split up. In 2008, they got back together and welcomed a second son.

Following 26 years of marriage, D’Onofrio filed for divorce from Carin van der Donk in June 2023 at Manhattan Supreme Court.

In the upcoming comedy Dumb Money and the 2021 picture The Unforgivable, starring Sandra Bullock, D’Onofrio can be seen.

In Full Metal Jacket, Vincent D’Onofrio excelled, and his portrayal of Leonard’s mental breakdown is remarkably realistic!

We still appreciate his performances even though, as one could anticipate after several decades, he looks quite different now!

How do you feel about the way he portrayed the obese, stupid Leonard?