'America's Next Top Model' Leaving The Runway In December
TV's "America's Next Top Model" is leaving the runway.
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TV's "America's Next Top Model" is leaving the runway.
Although Lamar Odom's marriage to Khloe Kardashian introduced him to untold millions of fans who don't know a power forward from a paparazzo, reality television notoriety was only a small part of a life largely spent in basketball.
"You think about guys who you really are drawn to, that you really cheer for, Lamar Odom is at the top of the list," said Lakers legend and current Los Angeles Dodgers co-owner Magic Johnson.
Social media has lit up with comments and prayers for Lamar Odom's recovery and, on Wednesday, Kris Jenner and Rob Kardashian shared theirs as well.
Jay Z says he believes he has a valid license to use the Arabic music featured on his 1999 hit "Big Pimpin'" that is now the subject of a copyright infringement trial.
The special will air December 6th on CBS.
Hours after word had spread that Lamar Odom had been hospitalized, several NBA stars, friends, and fans took to Twitter to express their support for the 35-year-old.
Ex-NBA star Lamar Odom was said to be in critical condition after being found unconscious at a Nevada brothel, according to multiple published reports.
For just one night, motorists driving down Sunset Boulevard will be able to see a glimpse of what was once one of the nation's biggest retail outlets.
Playboy has announced it will no longer run photos of completely naked women, a change that will take place in 2016.
Actress Hayden Panettiere is receiving treatment for postpartum depression, according to multiple published reports.
Jennifer Lawrence says she blamed herself for failing as a negotiator when she learned from the leaked Sony emails that her male co-stars were paid more for "American Hustle."
Rihanna, The Weeknd and Selena Gomez will perform at this year's show.
The "Late Late Show" host stepped in as a model on the game show last week and the episode is going viral.
It'll be a noticeable new chapter in the history of Playboy when the magazine no longer publishes fully nude photographs in its print edition.
