Inhaltsverzeichnis für June 14, 2021 in People

‘It’s been like a nice seven-year period of not feeling like I had to rely on making movies or doing a show to … keep my kids in private school’—KATE HUDSON, on stepping back from acting to raise her kids, on the Literally! with Rob Lowe podcast ‘I’ve never felt joy like this before’—BILLY PORTER, on no longer having to keep his HIV positive status a secret, on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon ‘The feeling of taking all your clothes off is just heaven’—JUDI DENCH, on being naked, on the That’s After Life! podcast ‘I’ll sing to my daughter, who’s not my biggest fan. She just cries!’—ED SHEERAN, on his baby Lyra’s thoughts on his music, on BBC Radio 1 ‘It’s scary. It really is. You look at…

WILL & KATE RELIVE THEIR LOVE STORY Scotland In late May Princess Kate and Prince William embarked on a weeklong royal tour of Scotland, the country where they first met while studying at the University of St. Andrews nearly 20 years ago. Before visiting a local fishing community in Fife on May 26, William and Kate snagged haddock and chips at Anstruther Fish Bar, just like they did during their college years. According to the bar owner Alison Smith, Kate called the stop “a real trip down memory lane.” The royal pair then topped off their meal with some ice cream. FIRST LOOK! JESSICA CHASTAIN TAKES ON TAMMY FAYE BAKKER Jessica Chastain spent four hours daily in the makeup chair getting prosthetics and wigs to fully transform into fallen…

She didn’t find love on The Bachelor with Matt James, but Katie Thurston became a fan favorite for standing up to mean girl behavior during his controversial season. Now the 30-year-old bank marketing manager, who leads the new season of The Bachelorette starting June 7 on ABC, opens up about fame, fantasy suites and staying true to herself. You stood up to bullies on The Bachelor. Why was that so important? It’s not that I’ve always been a peacemaker, but I’ll always speak my mind. When I saw things I didn’t like, I spoke up. A lot of us have talked, and we’ve all learned and grown and moved forward. We’re on good terms. Your actions inspired a tagline: Be a Katie. What does that mean to you? It means…

In 2019 we honeymooned in Africa and wanted to do more to change the narrative about the continent. Africa has the arable land to feed the world, and people work hard there, but they are living on the front lines of our climate emergency and need sustainable investment to create jobs and secure a climate-resilient future. As United Nations Goodwill Ambassadors for the International Fund for Agricultural Development and Global Citizen Advocates, we learned that the number of people facing hunger is set to double because of the pandemic. COVID-19 hasn’t just taken lives and jobs—it has taken food off people’s plates. Global Citizen’s Recovery Plan puts policy into action and calls on world leaders to support the IFAD’s fundraising efforts and divert funds to help farmers cope with…

What enticed you to want to do this? Often I play characters who are taking care of others. So I was excited because my character is so out there. Everybody has to take care of her. Where did you ride out the pandemic? I have a home in Connecticut. Just to be able to be in nature, I felt fortunate for the refuge. What did you discover about yourself? I really liked communing with our chipmunks. [Laughs] They’re very entertaining!…

Comedian Margaret Cho ‘I NOW UNDERSTAND UNCONDITIONAL LOVE’ Lucia and Sacre Coeur are my children,” Margaret Cho says of her 2-year-old rescue pup and one of two sphinx cats (the other, Sarang, is camera shy and hiding elsewhere in her Los Angeles home). “They rescued me.” The Good on Paper actress, 52, who identifies as bisexual, was raised by conservative Korean parents in liberal San Francisco. As a teen she found support within the city’s LGBTQ community. “Meeting others who had difficult relationships with their biological families helped shape my idea of family,” she says. “My parents don’t accept bisexuality; they say, ‘Well, you’re either gay or straight.’” She’s neither, and she’s resolutely happy with her four-legged brood. “I do have people in my life who I see in…

‘I look at Emily, and the similarities are so mind boggling’—MOLLY SINERT Sitting side by side on a couch in Manayunk, Pa., wearing identical pink sweaters and cradling matching coffee mugs, Emily Bushnell and Molly Sinert share the same easy laugh and finish each other’s sentences as they describe the day they have planned together. The pair are unmistakably identical twins—but until three months ago they were strangers. In fact, this is only the third time they’ve met. “I’ve laughed more in the last couple of days than I have in a long time,” Bushnell says of being with her sister. “She gets me, and for the first time I feel like I can be me.” Born in South Korea in 1985, Bushnell and Sinert were sent to separate foster…

6 large eggs1⅓ cups granulated sugar1⅓ cups light corn syrup1 Tbsp. unsalted butter, melted1 Tbsp. plus ½ tsp. vanilla extract½ tsp. plus ⅛ tsp. kosher salt, divided2 cups pecan halves, coarsely chopped⅓ cup creamy peanut butter3 Tbsp. unsalted butter, softened1⅓ cups powdered sugar, plus more for dusting2 Tbsp. heavy whipping cream 1. Preheat oven to 325°. Place eight ½-pint wide-mouth glass jars on a foil-lined rimmed baking sheet. 2. Whisk together eggs, sugar, corn syrup, melted butter, 1 tablespoon vanilla and ½ teaspoon salt in a large bowl. Fold in pecans. Divide mixture evenly among jars. Bake until set, 35 to 45 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack to cool completely, about 1 hour. 3. Meanwhile, make the frosting: Beat peanut butter and softened butter with an electric mixer…

Last Time I Stayed up Too Late We’re filming out of town, so we’re in hotels, and I just stayed up until 3:30 a.m. watching Forensic Files, which I don’t recommend right before bed, but they just keep coming. I was like, “Well, I need to figure out who killed this man. I can’t turn it off now.” Last Time I Was Injured Physical fitness sort of flew out the window this past year, but I decided I should start running again. And then I pulled a calf muscle being a little overzealous, which then prevented me from working out. So I was right in the first place. Last Thing I Discovered About Myself I don’t do well with free time. I had to learn to be not busy.…

1 Kelly Clarkson will fill Ellen’s spot Following much speculation about who will replace Ellen DeGeneres once her daytime talk show comes to an end after 19 seasons, NBC announced The Kelly Clarkson Show will move into The Ellen DeGeneres Show’s timeslot in fall 2022. 2 Timothée Chalamet takes on Willy Wonka Oscar nominee Chalamet will enter a world of pure imagination in Wonka, an upcoming musical version of the Roald Dahl story that focuses on a young Willy. 3 Urban Decay channels Prince’s glam The legend’s estate teamed up with the beauty brand for a makeup collection inspired by the Grammy winner’s music and bold looks. Of course, the “Let’s Go Crazy” eye pallete (pictured) features multiple shades of the artist’s signature purple. 4 A Martha Stewart doc heads to Netflix The…

The stars of HGTV’s hit renovation series Home Town have made a major addition to their family: On May 28 Ben and Erin Napier welcomed daughter Mae. Weighing 7 lbs. 1 oz. and measuring 19.5 in., she joins big sister Helen, 3. “While we are excited to have another daughter to love, we are more excited to see the bond she and Helen will have. They’re already so in love with each other!” the couple say. The pair’s new baby joy is even sweeter considering they once didn’t know if they could have children. Erin, 35, suffered a mysterious, decade-long illness they learned was a perforated appendix that had been repeatedly rupturing and healing, binding her organs in scar tissue. Even after a successful surgery, doctors warned the Napiers that…

Julianne Moore, 60, and Jake Gyllenhaal, 40, star in the animated film Spirit Untamed, about a girl who forms a friendship with a horse. What’s the best part about being in an animated film? JULIANNE MOORE I was dying to do one when my kids were little. Now they’re grown, so I missed the boat. During the pandemic it was amazing to be working on something so positive. JAKE GYLLENHAAL The story reminded me of the wonderful children in my life, particularly my nieces, and just how important it is as adults to allow kids to be who they are. Did you ride horses when you were younger? GYLLENHAAL Yes, since I was a kid, but I’m not wise enough to really do it well. MOORE Given my complexion, I…

Babies Jersey Shore star Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, 38, and his wife, Lauren, 36, welcomed their first child, a boy named Romeo Reign. • Singer Usher, 42, is expecting his second child with his girlfriend Jenn Goicoechea, 37, eight months after the two welcomed daughter Sovereign Bo in September. Usher is also dad to sons Naviyd Ely, 12, and Usher V, 13, from a previous relationship. • Teen Mom OG star Cheyenne Floyd, 28, welcomed son Ace with fiancé Zach Davis, 30. Floyd also shares 4-year-old daughter Ryder with MTV costar Cory Wharton, 30. “Life is complete,” she wrote on Instagram. Engaged Reality TV personality Courtney Stodden, 26, is engaged to movie producer Chris Sheng, 41. Stodden began dating Sheng in 2017 after splitting from Doug Hutchison, 61 (the…

In the final years of his life, there was no one closer to Frank Sinatra than Tony Oppedisano. From the time the Brooklyn-born jazz musician met the legendary entertainer at Jilly’s, Sinatra’s favorite Manhattan nightclub, in 1972, “it was like we’d known each other for years,” Oppedisano says. They bonded over their shared Italian roots, love of the American songbook and the value they both placed on loyalty, and when that first night ended—at 6 the next morning—Oppedisano says, “I knew my life would never be the same.” ‘HE COULD MESMERIZE A ROOM JUST BY WALKING THROUGH THE DOOR’ “Tony O” became Sinatra’s road manager and eventually his close confidant. Over long evenings at the singer’s beloved Palm Springs compound, the man known as the Voice revealed secrets he’d long held…

Better Body Basics Upgrade Dad’s grooming routine! This exfoliating body wash and lotion set has a sophisticated citrus and vanilla scent. Cookware for the Impatient Chef Created with chef David Chang, this heat-resistant glass vessel is designed for making fast, gourmet meals in the microwave—then eating, storing or reheating them. The Ultimate Comfort Wear These amazingly soft tees and boxer-style shorts (with pockets!) in coordinating colors may be the best thing to come out of the work-from-home year. Above-Par Ice Cubes Save the chips for the green: This jumbo silicone mold creates 2.5-in. golf ball-shaped ice spheres that melt super slowly so drinks don’t get watered down. A Low-Stress DIY Project This easy-to-assemble avian camper puts a retro twist on the time-honored bonding activity of building a birdhouse with Dad—no…

What does LGBTQ Pride mean? For a long time I wrestled with a definition. It took me until I was 24 to be confident enough to present my true self to the world, and I dismissed the annual June celebrations as a lot of noise and partying and didn’t understand the point of all the rainbows. Then one year after my husband and I were married, we went and watched the New York City parade, and I was overcome with emotion. I found myself in tears watching older members of the LGBTQ community marching, realizing how lucky I was that they had done so much work to bring me the life that I was enjoying, standing on the corner of that block in a tank top hugging my husband.…

Nearly five years after Angelina Jolie filed for divorce from Brad Pitt, their custody dispute remains ongoing. On May 24 Jolie, 45, filed a complaint opposing a judge’s recent tentative ruling to award Pitt, 57, more custody and time with the former couple’s five minor children: Pax, 17, Zahara, 16, Shiloh, 15, and twins Knox and Vivienne, who turn 13 in July; Maddox, 19, is now an adult. According to the Associated Press, Jolie claimed the judge “refused to hear the minor teenagers’ input as to their experiences, needs, or wishes as to their custody fate.” (Per California law, any child at least 14 years of age should be allowed to weigh in.) In response to the ruling, a Pitt source says the actor “has always wanted what is best…

then & now! Looking back on her career, Clea DuVall often thinks about the highs and lows that got her to where she is today. “I was very shy and wasn’t really comfortable in letting myself be completely open,” says DuVall, now 43, who rose to fame in the ’90s, appearing in Girl, Interrupted alongside Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie. “I always felt like there was a part of me holding back, and that’s probably why I ended up in more serious roles.” These days she is having more fun. DuVall—who came out as a lesbian in 2016 and revealed she’s happily married last year—wrote and directed the 2020 queer holiday romantic comedy Happiest Season. And she executive-produces, writes for and lends her voice to the new animated comedy series HouseBroken,…

The Beverly Hills, 90210 stars open up about the iconic teen drama with Jason Sheeler and Andrea Lavinthal, the hosts of People’s new podcast, People in the ’90s. 90210 ran from 1990 to 2000. When did you know it was a hit—and that your life had changed? JENNIE GARTH I was on an appearance with Luke Perry. They had sent us to a zoo. It got too crazy, people started rushing the cages. I just remember them actually putting us in a cage at the zoo to protect us! TORI SPELLING I knew when someone said, “Hey, Donna!” to me at the mall. I was like, “Whoa, I’m famous!” Is it fair to say you never left West Beverly High? GARTH The bond that we all have with one…

An Art-loving Cockatoo Finds Fame With Painting MELBOURNE, FLA. The next Picasso could be a parrot! Meet Goofy, a salmon-crested cockatoo at Florida’s Brevard Zoo, who dabbles in abstract art. In 2017, soon after Goofy arrived at the zoo, the cockatoo’s caretakers noticed the 27-year-old bird’s quick wit and interest in learning. “He loves being the center of attention,” says Jenna Bakhuizen, a keeper at the zoo. The zoo decided to help the bird steal the spotlight by teaching him to paint. Through positive-reinforcement training, Goofy learned to hold a sponge dipped in watercolor paint in his beak and sweep it across a canvas next to his perch. Goofy’s completed paintings are gifted to classrooms or auctioned to support local charities. For each artwork, Goofy gets a treat—peanuts and sunflower…

Ricky Martin begins his day in silence. It’s fleeting, as it is for most parents—he has four kids under 13. “I have to find quiet before my babies wake up,” he says. Most mornings he gets up around 5:30 and finds a peaceful spot in his Beverly Hills home. “I go into yoga position, close my eyes,” he says, “and just take off for a minute.” He can be forgiven for needing a minute. It’s been more than two decades since Ricky Martin arrived, Venus in leather pants on a clamshell. He shook up the American pop establishment with a thrust of his hips and the invincible chorus of “Livin’ la Vida Loca” pulsing at 180 beats per minute. Women wanted him. Men wanted him. Madonna wanted him. (They recorded…

Chelsea Handler has always been known for telling it like it is. One of the few women to break into the boys’ club of late-night TV talk shows, the comedian and bestselling author made a brand out of unabashedly doling out her at times polarizing opinions on every subject from politics to sex. Sometimes she “had no idea how I was coming across,” she says. “Everyone’s multifaceted, and I assumed everyone saw all those sides of me.” Determined to figure out her own psyche, a few years ago Handler began going to therapy several times a week to explore her own past, eventually coming to terms with how she was shaped by the grief she felt following her oldest brother’s death when she was 9. Becoming more “self-aware” was key:…

Regina Hall lets out a scream. Not a prolonged shriek like the one her Scary Movie character Brenda Meeks made famous 20 years ago, but a squeal of delight. “One of the Charlie’s Angels is on my TV!” she says, explaining that as kids, she and her friends would pretend to be the iconic trio. And it wasn’t just the Angels who caught her attention. “When I was 6 I would see Playboy Playmates roller-skating by a pool on TV and say, ‘Mommy, I want to do that.’ Later I realized they do more than that!” she says with a laugh. Today Hall is grateful she found acting and, at 50, is busier than ever. The Washington, D.C., native has starred in films such as Death at a Funeral, Think…

Q | I’m going to a wedding and I want to make my blowout look more glamorous. Any tips? —CHANTAL in Virginia A Try sculpted waves like the classic Hollywood style that beauty pro Brett Freedman gave Marlee Matlin for this year’s Oscars. To do: Apply a strong-hold gel to damp hair, then blowdry. Next, wrap sections of hair in hot rollers, and let set for 30 minutes. Finish by brushing out the curls, then misting them with hairspray. Q | My manicure always chips. What should I do? —LISA in Florida A Skip the polish and try press-on nails, which have come a long way since they first hit shelves. Today’s versions look surprisingly natural thanks to a wider array of shape and size options, plus they stay perfect…

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