Table of contents for April 2, 2018 in People

‘I became a father 12 weeks ago, and I can absolutely tell you two things: I love my babies! I love them very much.’ —ENRIQUE IGLESIAS, opening up about his kids Nicholas and Lucy, at a Budapest concert ‘I do believe in marriage, and I would love to grow old with somebody in a committed relationship. But I’m not forcing anything right now.’ —KENDALL JENNER, shutting down rumors that she’s gay, to Vogue ‘I don’t think I have a bisexual or gay bone in my body.’ —JENNIFER LOPEZ, on her love life, to Harper’s Bazaar ‘I always have this standard go-to joke when people say, “We want to see what Joey’s doing now.” Nobody wants to see Joey get his colonoscopy!’ —MATT LEBLANC, on a potential Friends reboot, on…

THE EASIEST WAY TO WEAR ORANGE IS HEAD-TO-TOE SINCE YOU DON’T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT WHAT MATCHES WHAT. BUT IF YOU DO WANT TO PAIR IT WITH ANOTHER COLOR, TRY NAVY, PINK OR BEIGE.…

By age 5, Patrick Schwarzenegger knew he wanted to be an actor—just like his famous dad, Arnold. “My favorite thing was when my dad would pick me up from school in his Hummer and we’d drive to Universal Studios, where he was doing Terminator or Batman & Robin,” says Schwarzenegger, 24, whose mother is Maria Shriver. “During his breaks, we’d take the golf cart around the lot, and I just fell in love with acting.” But for his first major role, Schwarzenegger—who is dating model Abby Champion, 21—didn’t go the action route like his dad; instead, he stars in the new romantic tearjerker Midnight Sun opposite Bella Thorne. “I love romance stories,” he says. “I have a girlfriend, so I’m typically watching those a lot.”…

Gisele Bündchen is still Tom Brady’s No. 1 fan. “She wants me to be happy and has been such a supportive wife,” says the New England Patriots quarterback, 40. Their careers take them to different corners of the world, but the couple—who wed in 2009—work hard to keep their marriage strong. “It’s nice to be home together,” says Brady, who enjoys low-key dinner dates with his wife, 37, during which they “really catch up on the things that are happening in our lives.” That, of course, includes raising their kids—10-year-old Jack (from Brady’s relationship with actress Bridget Moynahan), Benjamin, 8, and Vivian, 5. Rumors have swirled he’ll retire soon, but Brady says that’s not the case. “There’s more to achieve,” says The TB12 Method author. “As long as my…

BABIES The Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them star Eddie Redmayne, 36, and his wife, Hannah, welcomed their second child, a boy named Luke Richard, on March 10. He joins big sister Iris Mary, 1.• Professional golfer Sergio García, 38, welcomed daughter Azalea Adele with his wife, Angela, on March 14. • Season 10 Big Brother winner Dan Gheesling, 34, announced the arrival of his second child with his wife, Chelsea—son Miles Glen—on March 13. They are also parents to 1-year-old Desmond Daniel. ENGAGED Former Bachelor star and TV personality Charlie O’Connell, 42, is engaged to Playboy Playmate Anna Sophia, 31. END OF AN ERA After filing for bankruptcy protection last September, the 70-year-old children’s toy store Toys “R” Us will be closing or selling all of its…

Rebecca Kauffman The Gunners NOVEL After Sally Forrest jumps to her death from the tallest bridge in Buffalo, her five closest childhood friends gather to grapple with the question that has plagued them for more than a decade: Why did Sally abruptly cut them off in high school? A riveting portrayal of the joys and mysteries of growing up, and of friendship itself. Lisa Genova Every Note Played NOVEL In this gripping novel a pianist receives the devastating news that he has ALS, and the resentful ex-wife he betrayed takes on the role of caring for him as his strength ebbs. Unsparing in her depiction of the disease’s harrowing effects, neuroscientist Genova (Still Alice) also celebrates humanity and the rewards of asking for, and offering, forgiveness. BOOK…

Don’t ‘Compare and Despair’ Everyone—thin or tall or with beautiful hair or whatever—we all feel inadequate in some way. Don’t Eat Your Feelings I always equated food with love. I do love a baked good! But I started to soothe myself with food. That’s just stuffing your feelings so you don’t have to think about them. Wear What You Like I used to wear boy shorts and T-shirts because there wasn’t clothing for my size unless you wanted to look like someone’s aunt. But fashion is becoming more inclusive now. People can wear what the hell they want! Be Forgiving It’s not what happens but how were act to it. I truly believe people are doing the best they can.…

Anthony House, 39 Married with an 8-year-old daughter, House was the stepson of a well-known Austin pastor. He was a project manager at Texas Quarries and, as a former high school track team member, had volunteered to mentor young athletes in his free time. “He was always laughing,” says friend Greg Padgitt. Draylen Mason, 17 A “most remarkable talent” on orchestral bass, Mason had been accepted to the University of Texas, says College of Fine Arts Dean Doug Dempster. “His gentle confidence seemed to come from a conviction that hard work and talent was going to work for him. It did.” He and House both attended Wesley United Methodist Church.…

AN AUTOIMMUNE disorder, Graves’ ultimately disrupts the thyroid gland, which produces key hormones the body needs to function. “It’s basically your body’s thermostat,” says Williams. “If your thyroid is off, you’re off.” Symptoms include weight loss, fatigue and bulging eyes. If untreated, Graves’, which affects roughly 1 in 200 people, can be fatal. But it’s often managed through surgery and hormone and iodine treatments. For more information, visit the American Thyroid Association at thyroid.org/graves-disease/…

The Cabana Retreat Santo Tomás covered the basement floor in sand and painted stripes on the walls: “It didn’t go over well.” The Floral Funkiness “I stapled 7,000 flowers to the wall,” Santo Tomás says of this bathroom transformation. “They loved it.” The Straw Wall Santo Tomás stands by her choice to glue straw to the walls. “It was a great idea; they just didn’t like it.” The Upside-Down Living Room Inexplicably (except in her own mind) Santo Tomás hung furniture from the ceiling and painted the walls black.…

1 cup plain Greek yogurt11⁄ 8 tsp. black pepper, divided1⁄ 3 cup, plus 11⁄ 2 tsp. extra-virgin olive oil, divided1⁄ 2 tsp. kosher salt, divided1⁄ 3 cup balsamic vinegar21⁄ 2 Tbsp. fish sauce2 tsp. lemon zest, plus 1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice (from 1 lemon), divided3 Tbsp. canola oil, divided4 medium brussels sprouts, leaves separated (1⁄ 2 cup leaves)2 (8-oz.) bunches broccolini, trimmed1⁄4 cup chopped roasted cashews1⁄4 cup quartered seedless red grapes 1. Whisk together yogurt, 1 teaspoon black pepper, 11⁄ 2 teaspoons olive oil and 1⁄4 teaspoon salt in a small bowl. Whisk together balsamic vinegar, fish sauce, lemon juice and remaining 1⁄ 3 cup olive oil in a separate small bowl. Set bowls aside. 2. Heat 11⁄ 2 tablespoons canola oil in a large cast-iron skillet over…

Whether she’s striking a pose on a red carpet or in a yoga class, Kate Hudson always boasts a gorgeous glow. The 38-year-old star, who’s partnering with LaMer for the ultraluxe skin-care brand’s new campaign, credits a healthy lifestyle—and carefree attitude—for her understated beauty: “We’re so worried about what everyone else thinks, but beauty is how you feel about yourself.” 1 Her Skin-Care Splurge “This cream has a light consistency and cooling sensation that soothes and calms my skin,” says Hudson, who appears in the brand’s Ways to Love LaMer campaign. Like Mother, Like Daughter Hudson says her interest in wellness stems from mom Goldie Hawn, 72. “She’s been on that train since the ’70s. But we’re not a family that’s in any way regimented. We like balance.” 2…

Why did you want to do this series? I liked the idea of doing a comedy. And a steady job is a really good thing when you’re raising kids and sending them to college. How was the production? We shot in L.A. at Sony, which is the old MGM, where they shot The Wizard of Oz. It was cool being on a real Hollywood lot. You’re about to release your first novel, The Perfume Burned His Eyes. What inspired you to write it? I’m raising teenage boys, so I started thinking that it might be a good subject to explore. And Lou Reed, who is a mentor in the book, was a hero of mine. I started writing, and this story came out. What does a perfect day off…

ALL THE NEWS & BUZZ FROM HOLLYWOOD LET’S GET ONE THING straight—Cameron Diaz is not retired. Fans freaked out after Metro News U.K. published an interview with Diaz’s The Sweetest Thing costar Selma Blair in which Blair said that Diaz—who hasn’t appeared in a movie since 2014’s Annie remake—was done with acting. The next day Blair, 45, backtracked, tweeting, “Guys please, I was making a joke in an interview. CAMERON DIAZ is NOT retiring from ANYTHING.” While Diaz, 45, may not be done with Hollywood for good, she has stepped back from the spotlight significantly since marrying Good Charlotte rocker Benji Madden, 39, three years ago. “Cameron and Benji are great,” says a source close to Madden. “They are very happy living a quiet life. She wanted this life…

It’s real! Nearly three years ago, when Ben Affleck was first spotted with an enormous multicolored phoenix tattooed on his back, he told Extra it was “fake for a movie.” But the ink was on full display this month when he was spotted training shirtless in Hawaii for his new movie Triple Frontier. Affleck, 45, got the tattoo not long after his 2015 split from Jennifer Garner, while he was living in the family’s guesthouse in L.A. “They had a huge tattoo machine at the house for days,” a source says. “It took hours and hours to finish.” Garner was not exactly a fan of the tat. She told Vanity Fair in 2016, “You know what we would say in my hometown about that? ‘Bless his heart.’”…

When Ricki Lake premiered her new documentary Weed the People, at the SXSW festival in Austin on March 11, she was overcome by emotion. The film was coproduced by her ex-husband Christian Evans before he killed himself in 2017 after a long battle with bipolar disorder. “The response has been amazing,” she tells People. “It’s a film that means so much to me.” Lake, who won acclaim for The Business of Being Born, her documentary on childbirth and midwifery, has turned her camera on the issue of marijuana legalization, following several families as they try to obtain cannabis oil from underground sources to treat children suffering from pediatric cancer. “There’s a stigma to medical marijuana,” says Lake, 49. “There really shouldn’t be. [Christian] was searching for medication to help…

Jaina Lee Ortiz stars as a firefighter based near Grey’s Anatomy’s hospital in Shonda Rhimes’s new series Station 19—and she’s prepared for any challenge. The Bronx native, 31, was a professional salsa dancer. “It comes in handy doing stunts or something physical,” she says. The former makeup artist also channels her father, Joe, a retired homicide detective, when she needs “to be a badass. I’m the female version of him in all my roles.”…

Eight years ago I was reading an article about a 6-year-old boy who was beaten to death by his parents. I was so affected by it that I was shaking. And last year I was in the car listening to a news feed on NPR about an 8-year-old boy whose mother and her boyfriend were charged with torturing and killing him. I was upset and knew I didn’t want to have that feeling again and do nothing about it. I had also received an e-mail from A Human Project, an organization whose mission is to end child abuse, and after meeting the founders, Wesley Chapman and Jodie Jensen, I became an ambassador. They created a program that goes into schools to counsel youth who are self-harming to cope with…

Doree Shafrir Startup Will a young hotshot’s “wellness app” take off or be sabotaged by a savvy journalist? Shafrir skewers the tech world in this sharp debut. Jancee Dunn How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids Drawing from her own life, journalist Dunn offers up a hilarious—and actually useful!—take on the lopsided division of labor that bedevils many a marriage post-baby. Elizabeth Strout Anything Is Possible In this sequel to the bestselling My Name Is Lucy Barton, the residents of Lucy’s Illinois hometown live their lives and reflect on the memoir she wrote about her childhood among them. Quietly stunning. Kid Pick Cori Doerrfeld The Rabbit Listened When his blocks tower is destroyed, Taylor gets unsolicited advice from many animals on how to overcome his sorrow. Only the…

1. The suspect is likely “familiar with Austin,” says retired FBI profiler James R. Fitzgerald. A resident or “someone who may have lived in the area in the past.” 2. The bomber is skilled. “He knows how to place [a bomb] and travel with it,” says Fitzgerald. 3. The suspect is using multiple explosive methods. Sunday’s trip wire “changes things,” says Austin Police Chief Manley. “It’s not targeted to individuals.” 4. The bomber may work full time or be a full-time student, as bombs have been placed on weekends. 5. He is serious. Says Fitzgerald, “He sent a message … he killed someone the very first time.”…

Before Chip and Joanna Gaines uncovered their first swath of shiplap, before the Property Brothers ever uttered the words “open concept” and back when house hunters got their kicks scanning the Sunday paper’s real estate section, there was Trading Spaces. Last March, Paige Davis, the host of TLC’s groundbreaking home-design show—in which two sets of neighbors, each paired with a designer, a carpenter and a $1,000 budget, transform one room in the opposite couple’s home—was startled when her phone began to blow up with text messages and social media alerts. “I thought there was an emergency,” Davis recalls now. Instead it was the breaking news that Trading Spaces was returning to television after a 10-year hiatus. “Everybody was asking me if I knew. I said, ‘I’m hearing about it…

John Legend has won Grammys, an Oscar and a Tony. Now, the singer-actor-producer will star in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s beloved rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar, taking on the title role for NBC’s next live musical adaptation. (Dare he hope to become an EGOT with an Emmy nod?) Ahead of his professional theatrical debut, Legend, 39, opened up about his sweet connection to the show, his expanding family and how growing up in the church changed his life. “The Bible was a huge part of my upbringing,” says Legend, who is already dad to daughter Luna, 23 months, and in June will welcome a son with cookbook author wife Chrissy Teigen, 32. “Hopefully the show’s story of the power of sacrifice—and suffering to make the world better—will inspire people.” Were…

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2 lbs. 80-20 lean ground beef1 Tbsp. kosher salt1⁄ 8 tsp. black pepper1 Tbsp. canola oil or vegetable oil1⁄ 2 cup Carolina-style barbecue sauce or your favorite store-bought sauce8 cheddar cheese slices4 (4-in.) potato buns, split8 applewood-smoked bacon slices, cooked crisp8 frozen fried onion rings, prepared according to package directions1⁄4 cup mayonnaise 1. Place beef in a large bowl. Use your fingers to gently break up meat (don’t over handle). Form meat into 4 patties, about ¾-inch thick. Combine salt and pepper in a small bowl; sprinkle half of mixture over tops of patties. 2. Heat a large cast-iron skillet over medium-high; grease pan lightly with oil. Place patties, seasoned side down, in skillet. Sprinkle tops with remaining salt mixture. Cook, without pressing down or moving burgers, until bottoms…

CELEB FAVORITE: ALLBIRDS Jennifer Garner is just one of the many stars who love this brand, known for its logo-less soft wool-knit design and under-$100 price tag. No wonder they’ve sold 1 million pairs in the past two years! EDITOR FAVORITE: NATIVE SHOES “Although these look like lace-ups, they’re actually slip-ons, making them perfect for travel. I wear mine every time I go away.” —Sarah Ball, market editor EDITOR FAVORITE: ADIDAS “The fact that I wear these all weekend long, from the gym to errands to brunch, makes up for the higher price tag. I never want to take them off.” —Sharon Kanter, deputy style director HOW TO CLEAN THEM Hand-washing always works, but if you’re going for the machine, remove the insoles and laces before putting…

1/Bars On Broadway “If it’s your first time coming to Nashville, you have to hit up Broadway,” Cavallari, 31, says of the famous strip, where “there’s always live music playing.” The Stage, which has hosted musicians like Miranda Lambert and Toby Keith, and the outdoor patio at Rippy’s are her must-visit spots. 2/Arrington Vineyards This hidden gem, around a 40-minute drive from downtown, has wine-tasting experiences that start at just $7. “It’s such a great destination for a bachelorette or a girls’ trip,” says the Hills alum. 3/5th & Taylor “This is our favorite date-night spot—it always has great drinks, and the food is incredible,” says Cavallari of the restaurant she frequents with her NFL-player husband, Jay Cutler, 34, who fell in love with the city when he was…

Last Romantic Gesture I made breakfast for my wife this morning, a couple of eggs over medium, toast and coffee. Also there was a huge coffee spill, and I cleaned up the whole thing. Isn’t that kind of romantic? Last Superstition I’m somebody who scoffs at superstition in general, but I was on a hike recently at dusk in the mountains in Idaho, and I thought, “There are definitely ghosts around here. I’m definitely getting stalked by either a were wolf or a ghost.” Last Time I Cried I’m very tough—legendary for how tough I am. But my buddy Owen Wilson was in this movie Wonder, and I had just the most gigantic lump in my throat. Then all of a sudden tears. Gushing. Last Thing I Took From…

A WARDROBE MALFUNCTION Perry fell and revealed more than intended while dancing with a contestant; co-judges Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie rushed to cover her. FACING A SWIFTIE She brushed off an apology from a contestant who revealed his idol is Perry’s longtime frenemy Taylor Swift. Said Perry: “I love her as a songwriter.” A CONTROVERSIAL KISS After she pecked then 19-year-old Benjamin Glaze on the lips, the Idol hopeful—who had never been kissed before—said her surprise smooch made him “uncomfortable.”…

You made music for 2011’s animated Gnomeo & Juliet and now the sequel Sherlock Gnomes. This is more of an adventure story, but it’s about relationships as well. It’s about saying, “Hey, you’ve got to respect your partner.” Have your children, Zachary, 7, and Elijah, 5, seen it? Not yet, but they will. They love the original one. I think they’ll like this one better because they’re older. Are there more Gnomes ahead? I hope so. I love the characters, and the cast is spectacular. We’ve added Johnny Depp!…

Beyoncé discovered them in 2013 after they covered her song “Pretty Hurts” on YouTube. CHLOE Two weeks after we posted it, we got this e-mail from her company, and we were freaking out. Then we found out Beyoncé wanted to sign us [to her record label]; we couldn’t believe it. Their mom is an inspiration. HALLE Our mom has a great voice, and our dad only sings in the shower, but they always played amazing music, so we would listen to Jill Scott, Robin Thicke and Toni Braxton. Their debut album, The Kids Are Alright, says it all. CHLOE There’s this underestimation of the younger generation right now, wondering if the world will be okay for us, and we’re just letting the world know: We got this. They costar…

‘I learned to embrace the idea that people could be inspired by me, and that’s what I think a role model is’—CHRISSY METZ She’s a star on TV’s hottest show, but Chrissy Metz has never been one to take herself too seriously. Posing for a People photo shoot on March 15, she mugs for the camera, acting as if she’s being swept away by a fan’s breeze while declaring, with a flip of her hair, “I’m not a model—I’m just a girl who pretends to be an actress.” It’s that humility, authenticity and humor that have endeared her to fans since This Is Us hit the air in 2016. But “pretends” is more than a joke: It hints at the surprise she still sometimes feels about her success. Growing…

Doug Wilson Wilson, 53, opened a restaurant near his Illinois hometown in 2008, but it closed three years later. He went back to working in design but says fans never let him live down the “Crying Pam” fireplace episode (in which a home owner wept unhappily upon seeing her new living room). “One person cried on a room I did,” he protests. “One! All of a sudden I’m most known for making homeowners cry.” Hildi Santo Tomás Her home base is Paris, but Santo Tomás, 56, is rarely in one place. “After Trading Spaces I just continued what I did before, which is extensive traveling,” says the former stockbroker. “It’s my passion and how I push my imagination. I’m trying to see as much of the world as I…

For the better part of nearly five decades, Stephen Hawking was in a wheelchair, tethered to a respirator and unable to speak or move a single muscle save for his eyes. But the disease that crippled his body never tamed his mind—or his sense of humor. “Life,” he told The New York Times in 2004, “would be tragic if it weren’t funny.” It was that witty perspective that endeared the brilliant Cambridge University physicist—who died peacefully at his home in Cambridge, England, on March 14, at age 76—to millions around the globe. “Hawking’s deep understanding of the origin of everything, of the nature of space and time, changed the way every one of us thinks about the cosmos and our place within it,” says Bill Nye, the television science…