Indice dei contenuti per September 16, 2019 in Us Weekly

“I finally did a movie that’s appropriate for my parents to see.” On his new film, Sextuplets MARLON WAYANS “You can say, ‘Doug, Alex, Rick’… whatever works.” Kidding around about how to pronounce his name TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET “You want a leg or a thigh?” Joking about her revealing 2019 Video Music Awards dress NORMANI “I will happily move in.” Responding to Kelly Ripa after she said her “nest” is getting roomy now that her daughter Lola is heading to college ANDERSON COOPER “I don’t know how your husband goes to work. I’d literally be at home licking the back of your knees.” Commenting on Isla Fisher’s hotness KATE BECKINSALE…

Jordin Comes Clean Singer Jordin Sparks is refreshingly candid about the not-so-glam parts of motherhood. “For the first six months, I was covered in spit-up,” the mom, 29, to Dana Isaiah Jr., 15 months, tells Us. But the joys of being a parent out-weigh the chaos, which for her includes managing her career and raising awareness for sickle cell disease to honor her stepsister, Bryanna Jackson-Frias, who died from the blood disorder last year. Sparks fills Us in on life with hubby Dana Isaiah and little DJ. Q: You’re so open about the challenges of motherhood. Breast-feeding can be hard for new moms — how’s it been for you? There’s a thing called lightening t**s: When your milk comes in, sometimes it can feel like you’re getting zapped. It doesn’t…

SASHA OBAMA Barack and Michelle Obama have an empty nest! Their younger daughter, 18, begins classes on Sept. 3 (big sis Malia attends Harvard). Students there couldn’t be more excited to welcome her. “It’s so cool,” one told the Detroit News. LUCY LIU The Why Women Kill star owes the start of her career to UM. Before graduating in 1990, she auditioned for a small role in Alice in Wonderland — but walked away with the lead instead. Says Liu, “I was completely shocked by that.” LOURDES LEON She got it from her mama! The singer enrolled in Madonna’s alma mater in 2014, and the Material Girl gave her eldest some pretty good advice before attending: “Try not to kill all your brain cells. And try to go to class.”…

“Hiya!” To legions of fans of the 1970s hits The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Rhoda, that greeting was synonymous with an icon of the times: Rhoda Morgenstern, Mary Richards’ wisecracking best friend, a single gal from New York with a meddling Jewish mother and a penchant for headscarves. And Valerie Harper, the actress who played her, was as famously lovable as her alter ego. First diagnosed with cancer in 2009 and given just three months to live in 2013, the veteran stage actress and Emmy winner defied the odds, even going on to join Dancing With the Stars that same year. When she succumbed to her illness on Aug. 30, 2019, at age 80, Harper was with her beloved husband of 32 years, Anthony Cacciotti, who said, “She will…

In early April, Loughlin struck the wrong chord in court, body-language expert Blanca Cobb tells Us: “She came across as arrogant. That tight, polite smile was fake.” By August, she was unrecognizable. “The court of public opinion isn’t on her side,” says Cobb, “so she’s trying to make herself invisible.” And Louisiana-based PR expert Mark Lambert says it could work: “She can come back from this. She just has to be more aware of how her nonverbal communications are perceived by the public.”…

• Stranger Things’ Noah Schnapp (above) playing Spyro Reignited Trilogy on a custom Nintendo Switch in L.A. • Alicia Keys hosting a late-night jam session at an Afropunk afterparty at Turk’s Inn in Brooklyn. • Cardi B ordering duck rolls, shrimp fried rice and chicken satay as takeout from Philippe Chow Uptown in NYC. • Evan Ross and wife Ashlee Simpson sharing a kiss in Kumi’s cherry blossom room at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. • Andrew Rannells, Zachary Quinto and Jim Parsons chatting and eating from the craft services table during a break from filming The Boys in the Band in downtown Brooklyn. • Viola Davis taking husband Julius Tennon to his first Cirque du Soleil show at Bellagio Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. • Recently single Jamie Foxx…

Paris Hilton is giving Us major early-aughts vibes. The “Best Friend’s Ass” singer, 38, opened her Hollywood Hills home on Aug. 10 for a huge celeb-filled bash that lasted well into the early morning, an insider reveals to Us. “People were having a lot of fun,” says the insider. On the exclusive guest list? Bella Thorne and Ryan Phillippe, who the insider says really let loose. “He was dancing and twerking on the piano.” KJ Apa was also in attendance, and “Paris was super flirty with him,” spills the insider. ON HER OWN Although Hilton did seem to show some interest in the Riverdale heartthrob, 22, the fashion designer says she’s happy being single right now. “I’m so busy that I can’t even think of [dating],” Hilton, who called off…

She’s not just a pretty face! “My busy lifestyle entails much more than being a supermodel,” Lily Aldridge tells Us. Her most important job? Being a mom to daughter Dixie, 7, and 6-month-old son Winston (with husband Caleb Followill, frontman of Kings of Leon). This month, Aldridge, 33, adds beauty entrepreneur to the list. Haven, the first of four intensely personal fragrances in her eponymous line, dropped Sept. 1. (Summit follows in November.) More good news: The brand gives back, donating a portion of proceeds to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. And Aldridge’s down-home vibe adds even more cachet: “Fragrance makes me feel good. I hope it will do that for others!”…

1. My biggest fear is snakes. 2. The three phrases I’d use to describe myself: I care, I’m honest and I’m impatient. 3. The one place in the world that always makes me feel safe is New York City. I love it. I’ve been coming here my entire life. It’s one of those places I always seem to get back to a couple times a year. 4. I’m that guy on an airplane who cries during a movie. 5. My parents are the most influential people in my life. You learn when you become a parent what it takes and what you have to sacrifice. 6. My secret obsession is playing golf. 7. The thing I miss most about playing tennis professionally is the people. It’s like this traveling circus…

MILEY CYRUS & LIAM HEMSWORTH After dating on and off since 2009, the pair made their union official in December 2018 following California’s Malibu wildfires. Eight months later, they were dunzo. MARIO LOPEZ & ALI LANDRY The duo tied the knot in 2004 after six years together. Two weeks later, their marriage was annulled after Landry learned Lopez had cheated on her at his bachelor party. KRIS HUMPHRIES & KIM KARDASHIAN Who could forget these two? After eight months of dating, they got married in 2011 — and called it quits after just 72 days as husband and wife. NICOLAS CAGE & ERIKA KOIKE And… we have a winner! In March, the two got hitched in Vegas after nearly a year together, but Cage filed for an annulment four days…

Anne Burrell eats like a queen — no, really! After telling a pal she’d heard that Queen Elizabeth II refuses to pick up food with her hands, the cohost of Food Network’s Worst Cooks in America (Sundays, 9 P.M.) was jokingly gifted asparagus tongs for finger foods. “I whip it out and eat french fries with it,” she says. “It’s really funny.” Burrell, 49, tells Us what other special equipment she carries in her bag. SPOTLESS SNEAKS “My summertime kicks are white Converse Jack Purcells. I buy a couple of pairs at a time, and when they’re not bright white anymore, I toss them.” EXTRA SET OF EYES “I have a pair of Warby Parker readers. Getting old makes you feel like you’re going crazy. Needing glasses makes me insane.”…

ONE LAST DANCE SEPT. 26, 9 P.M. THE GOOD PLACE What a long, strange, brilliant, hilarious, mind-bending trip it’s been. Ted Danson, Kristen Bell and the rest of the dearly departed gang (William Jackson Harper, Jameela Jamil and Manny Jacinto, along with not-robot D’Arcy Carden) will say goodbye after season 4. “It felt a little bit like what I imagine sending your kid off to college feels like,” says an emotional Bell. “It really does feel like we did it for a reason. When you see the ending, you’ll know why.” Danson also gets choked up talking about the NBC hit. Notes the veteran actor, “I’m grateful that it ended with as much integrity as it started with.” Get ready to eat some feelings — with fro-yo, of course. OCT.…