Life & Style Weekly March 28, 2022

Nothing was off-limits — from Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s divorce to her relationship with Pete Davidson — when she and her family recently sat down with Variety to chat about their new Hulu series. Although the Saturday Night Live star, 28, isn’t set to make an appearance on The Kardashians (which premieres April 14), Kim, 41, promised to reveal “all the details” about their romance: “How we met and who reached out to who and how it happened.” What she won’t do, however, is criticize Kanye, 44, in front of the cameras. (The rapper shot footage for the series before their split turned sour, and according to Variety, he is heavily featured in the first episode.) “Being in the public eye and having disagreements is never easy,” Kim admitted.…

Maksim Chmerkovskiy has been wracked with guilt since fleeing Ukraine amid Russia’s invasion. The former Dancing With the Stars pro, 42, was filming World of Dance UA in his native country when the attack began on Feb. 24. The government isn’t allowing men between the ages of 18 and 60 to leave the country, but because Maks is a dual citizen and holds a U.S. passport, he was able to board a train for Poland packed with women and children. “I spent the last couple of days with survivor’s remorse,” he told CNN. “And I’m currently working on an opportunity to go back…and join efforts on the ground…to justify my safe safe-out that way.”…

In her own words! Pamela Anderson is setting the record straight in a new Netflix documentary. In addition to never-before-seen footage, the film will feature exclusive interviews with the Baywatch beauty herself as she looks back on her professional path and personal journey. A source says Pam, 54, was inspired to share her story following the release of Hulu’s hit miniseries Pam & Tommy, which told the tawdry tale of how her and Tommy Lee’s sex tape was stolen and leaked online. (She reportedly did not give her blessing to the project or their portrayers, Sebastian Stan and Lily James, inset.) “Pam wants people to hear what really happened directly from her,” dishes the source. “Nobody else.”…

QUEEN OF COUNTRY Las Vegas, March 7 Singing her praises! Before DOLLY PARTON took the stage with KELSEA BALLERINI to duet “Big Dreams and Faded Jeans,” KELLY CLARKSON paid tribute to the singer with a heartfelt rendition of “I Will Always Love You” at the ACM Awards. “Oh, my god. That was so great!” said Dolly. “I was backstage trying not to cry my fake eyelashes off.” HAND MODEL March 2 DEMI MOORE donned an ’80s power suit and blue leather gloves to Saint Laurent’s Fall/Winter Show during Paris Fashion Week. WIGGING OUT March 3 JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE and JESSICA BIEL were an entire “mood” for her 40th birthday. BED OF ROSES March 4 American Beauty star MENA SUVARI re-created the 1999 film’s infamous movie poster (inset) for Marc Jacobs’ Spring 2022 campaign. LOVE IN BLOOM LA, March 3 RUSSELL WILSON surprised his wife CIARA…

“THE DOORBELL RANG. IT WAS A UPS GUY OR SOMETHING. AND I OPENED THE DOOR AND HE SAID, ‘DO YOU KNOW THIS HOUSE IS HAUNTED?…. BECAUSE THERE IS SOMEBODY STANDING BEHIND YOU.’”— COURTENEY COX ON A GHOST LIVING IN HER FORMER HOME“I THINK I’M THE ONLY NEW YORK JEW WHO DOESN’T LIKE BAGELS. THEY’RE JUST SO BIG!”— JULIA GARNER, WHO GREW UP IN THE BRONX“I HAD JUST GOTTEN MY WISDOM TEETH TAKEN OUT…. MY BIGGEST FEAR WAS THAT MY MOUTH WOULD BE VILE, AND THEN I WOULD HAVE TO DO A SCENE WITH TIMOTHÉE [CHALAMET] WHERE WE HAVE TO BE REALLY CLOSE AND HE WOULD SMELL MY DRY SOCKET BREATH.”— ZENDAYA ON FILMING DUNE“PEOPLE THOUGHT I WAS JOKING AROUND WHEN I WAS LIKE, ‘DO WE NEED TO ADD KIM KARDASHIAN…

WINNING BEAUTY Are you the best stylist in the game? Then prove it! The 2022 Ultimate Stylist Competition is back. Hosted by the award-winning celebrity stylist Frederic Aspiras — this competition brings together the best in the beauty biz to show off their talents. Register now to take the title, earn a double-page advertorial spread in Life & Style magazine, and win $10,000! Visit ultstylist.com to compete! NEW SIP-SATION Ain’t no mountain high enough to keep North Drinkware from…molding it into the base of a glass. After spotlighting peaks in Japan, Montana, Vermont and elsewhere, the company has released handblown tumblers and pints featuring a cool 3D homage to the Wasatch Range in Utah. Cost: $49 each. northdrinkware.com ORANGE CRUSH Fresh looks are ripe for the picking in Ramy Brook’s latest collection. Known for its…