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Perth Now
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Dianna Agron unveils 'incredibly personal' fashion collection
Dianna Agron found it a "joy" to work on her "incredibly personal" fashion collection for clothing brand La Ligne. The Glee star has teamed up with the company to co-create her own range of pieces that reflect her style which includes the Dianna Cardigan and Dianna Tank as well as skirts dresses and a trench coat, which retails for $495. Dianna told WWD: "This collection is incredibly personal to me. It was a joy to create something that reflects my style, while staying true to the essence of La Ligne - timeless, wearable, and effortlessly chic." The 39-year-old actress went on to reveal she's been fascinated by clothing construction after watching her mother sew when she was a child and seeing costume designers work on the sets of her TV and film projects. She added: "As someone who steps behind the camera a lot as a director, you really have to understand so much about storytelling ... "So between watching that in the home [my mother sewing] and seeing that on set and working with costume designers that I so deeply admire ... "It was so absolutely joyful to be able to step into this role of collaborator with these women that I admire so much ... I'm so curious, and I always want to just learn to the full extent of the experience." The collection launches online and in select stores on Thursday (17.07.25). Dianna has previously revealed she feels most "comfortable" when wearing a suit, but she's only felt able to incorporate more formalwear into her wardrobe over the last few years. She told W magazine: "Oftentimes, I feel most comfortable in a suit. While I always admired women who wore a lot of suiting - like Katharine Hepburn and Diane Keaton - it never was something that I incorporated into my wardrobe until the last couple of years. "But it's an easy go-to that I know will make me feel like myself. While there are exceptions to every stylistic choice, I would rather you see me as I am in my presence more than notice an article of clothing I'm wearing. She added of her shoe choices: "I definitely like a flat shoe, because I love to dance. After so many years of wearing heels, I would never want to be inhibited by the shoe I'm wearing."
GMA Network
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Sofia Vergara on giving Jessica Sanchez the Golden Buzzer: 'So proud, so excited'
Sofia Veragara took to social media to express how proud she is of giving the Golden Buzzer to Jessica Sanchez. On X, the "America's Got Talent" judge reshared the audition clip of the Filipino-American singer performing a rendition of "Beautiful Things" by Benson Boone. Tagging Jessica in the caption, Sofia wrote, "So proud of my amazing Golden Buzzer." "So excited for [America] to fall in love with your voice the way I did!" she added. Jessica replied and said she was grateful for the Golden Buzzer. "Thank you for this amazing moment," she wrote. Jessica rose to fame as the runner-up in "American Idol" Season 11. Since then, she has acted in "Glee" and performed at concerts and various events. In 2023, she was in the Philippines to perform at the Miss Universe Philippines coronation night. SO proud of my amazing golden buzzer @JessicaESanchez ???? SO excited for American to fall in love with your voice the way I did! ?? #agt — Sofia Vergara (@SofiaVergara) July 16, 2025 —Hermes Joy Tunac/JCB, GMA Integrated News
Yahoo
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ryan Dorsey's Son With the Late Naya Rivera Has Heartfelt Dream: 'My Mom Is a Singer...'
Ryan Dorsey's Son With the Late Naya Rivera Has Heartfelt Dream: 'My Mom Is a Singer...' originally appeared on Parade. Naya Rivera's ex-husband, Ryan Dorsey, shared a heartwarming story about how his son remembers his mother in the most endearing way. Ahead of the late actress' death anniversary, the Big Sky star opened up about how their lives had changed after her passing. The 41-year-old actor remained fully committed to raising their nine-year-old son, Josey, with love and support. To help Josey cope with the tragic loss of his mother, Dorsey arranged for him to see a grief counselor, guiding him through the emotional aftermath with care and sensitivity. In addition, Dorsey shared that his son had been channeling his emotions through music and revealed the touching reason behind it. In an exclusive interview with Us Weekly, the father-of-one, who described Josey as a 'creative' person, said he was into playing piano and had expressed his desire to be a musician when he grows up. 'He's starting to really hit the notes when he's singing,' he said. The Justified actor also revealed that his ex-wife had a profound influence on their son's dream of pursuing a music career in the future. He recalled the conversation they had and shared, 'He said to me the other day, 'Dad, I think I might want to be a musician. My mom is a singer, so why not me?' I just thought that was a beautiful thing.' Dorsey and the Glee actress tied the knot in 2014 and welcomed their son a year later. After experiencing the ups and downs of their marriage, their divorce was finalized in 2018. Tragically, the Baywatch actress died on July 8 after drowning in Lake Piru near Santa Clarita, California. At the time, her then-four-year-old son, who had been with her during the boating trip, was found alone on the boat. Reports later revealed that the actress had exhausted herself while getting her son to safety, ultimately sacrificing her own life. Her body was recovered by the search and rescue team five days Dorsey's Son With the Late Naya Rivera Has Heartfelt Dream: 'My Mom Is a Singer...' first appeared on Parade on Jul 5, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 5, 2025, where it first appeared.
The Irish Sun
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Controversial US comic looks unrecognizable with no make up as she steps out in LA after facelift
SHE'S a controversial comic who famously had a bitter feud with President Donald Trump. The no-nonsense star, 64, recently had a second facelift and looked unrecognizable as she was pictured out and about in LA . Advertisement 4 This famous comic looked very different on a walk in LA Credit: BackGrid 4 She revealed last week that she recently had a second facelift Credit: BackGrid Going makeup-free for the stroll in the sun, the media personality's trademark red hair was blown back in stark contrast to the fringe she's recently been wearing. Something of a queen when it comes to self-promotion, Kathy Griffin helped those out who might have struggled to place her by wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with her own name. An over the shoulder bag bisected her world tour slogan tee and she finished her look with jogging bottoms and sneakers. The low-key outing was very different to the facelift reveal video she put out on Instagram last week from her stunning home. Advertisement On that occasion, she dressed in a more glamorous style and told her fans that she was wearing a lot of makeup. The cosmetic procedure reveal came some 27 years after her first facelift. Kathy explained, "The reason I'm telling you, is when I got my first facelift in 1998... believe it not, at the time, it was not common for a public person to go public about it. "And I thought it was weird that so many people were lying about having face work done or just skirting the issue. Advertisement Most read in Celebrity "I thought, now I've opened the floodgates, and people are going to start talking about getting work done, maybe have a few laughs about it. But as usual, the cheese stood alone." In the conversational clip, Kathy insisted she would not be shamed for having the work done, nor would she share how much it cost her. Kathy Griffin suffered painkiller addiction & attempted suicide from Trump head backlash before lung cancer diagnosis The star later told how she would also not be forced into sharing if she's on any weight loss medication like Ozempic, adding, "it could be yes, it could be no." Wanting to share the surgery news on her own terms in a bid to reduce stigma, she said she found it "ageist and misogynistic" when men asked about her procedures in interviews . Advertisement She then revealed additional work she's had done as a "neck pull and an upper eye job". Kathy's been in the limelight for three decades, landing her big break in 1996 in the NBC sitcom, Suddenly Susan. She has received two The comedian, who is worth an estimated $40m, has also starred in her own reality television series, Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List. Advertisement Other noteworthy appearances include roles in Glee, Ugly Betty, American Dad!, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. She faced a fierce backlash in 2017 after she posed with a fake severed Donald Trump head. Kathy initially apologized, stating she'd "crossed the line". However, six months later, she backtracked saying she "takes back 1,000%" her apology. Read more on the Irish Sun In August 2021 she was Advertisement Four months later, she revealed the surgery had been a success and she was cancer-free. 4 Kathy Griffin in her more familiar style Credit: Getty 4 Kathy has won two Emmys and a Grammy Credit: Reuters
Buzz Feed
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
53 Awful TV Protagonists Who Should've Been Written Off
A while back, Reddit user u/Competitive_Owl7085 asked, "Who was the most unlikable main character of a TV show?" and people had a lotttt of thoughts. Here are main characters people wished would just straight-up leave the show — along with some more submissions from the BuzzFeed Community! Emily from Emily in Paris "Emily is probably the most Mary Sue character (i.e., unrealistically perfect) I have ever seen. I hate that trope so much, but the show is so absurd it's my guilty pleasure, and I can't stop watching it. I like her coworkers a lot better than I like her. Especially Luc; he is hilarious."—Naraniel Rick from The Walking Dead Jess from New Girl Ginny from Ginny and Georgia Galadrial from Rings of Power Marissa from The O.C. "I had to stop watching The O.C. because of Marissa. She was so annoying and pathetic."—catieferrarer Frankie from Grace & Frankie "She was just awful and got worse with each passing season. ... I was rolling my eyes whenever she came onscreen."—ej16"I loved earlier Frankie, then something changed and became very annoying, which sucked as Lily Tomlin's awesome. :( "—oliviajay_ Fiona from Shameless Barry from The Flash "He was constantly mucking things up and was self-absorbed."—Lilacfox Temperance Brennan from Bones "She's the most condescending, self-absorbed character amongst gems. I don't know how or why everyone caters to her temperament."—effintigre And Booth from Bones "Booth was the character I couldn't stand. He was judgmental, disrespectful, and sometimes intolerant. He didn't seem to take seriously most people who were younger than him (Sweets), smarter than him (the Jeffersonian team), or who had a different perspective or point of view."—geekybibliophile Olivia Pope from Scandal "I loved her at first and then got soooo tired of the constant bullshit with Fitz."—paperdecker12"When he went to war for her...🙄🙄🙄"—thaliaslaugh"Yeah, I stopped watching because the Olitz stuff was insufferable."—skilletgirl81 Olivia Benson from Law & Order: SVU Frasier from Frasier "It's one of my favorite shows, but he's a narcissistic, gaslighting windbag. It's no wonder he's always alone. Here's the thing: In my opinion, the series is way more about Niles and the other characters' arcs than it is about Frasier, which is fine by me. Frasier is insufferable."—Bella La Ghostly Mike Wheeler from Stranger Things Hughie from The Boys "Hughie in The Boys became a whiny asshole in Season 3, and I can't stand him anymore."—[deleted] Rory from Gilmore Girls... ...And also Lorelai Elizabeth from The Blacklist Elena from The Vampire Diaries Hannah From Girls Rachel from Glee... ...and also Will from Glee Piper from Orange Is the New Black June from The Handmaid's Tale Nancy from Weeds Sabrina from Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Carrie from Sex and the City Actually, from SATC. "SATC was projected as female friendship and empowerment, but they are all awful to each other and everyone they date. It's written as if everyone else they date is the problem. He was bi, he had a small penis, she was a lesbian, he used sex talk, my ex married someone else. There were never really any moments of self-awareness."—joehoover3 Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory Raymond from Everybody Loves Raymond Alan from Two and a Half Men House from House M.D. Tori from Victorious Meredith from Grey's Anatomy Jack from Lost Dawson from Dawson's Creek Eric from That '70s Show Amy from Superstore Ross from Friends ...Actually, make that ALL the Friends "Most of the characters in Friends aren't very nice people. If you can't see the flaws in both Ross and Rachel, maybe you will in another 10 years. Then there's Joey with his piggish and sometimes sexist behaviour, and Phoebe with her increasing abrasiveness. Chandler is oddly rude at times, and his lying about smoking is always a bit off-putting, but he and Monica seem the best of the bunch to me."—cakecheese"All the main characters in Friends are absolutely terrible people. I will die on this hill. In It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, the gang is meant to be absolutely awful people. The six main characters in Friends are meant to be nice and the kind of people you'd want to hang around with. I wouldn't want to know any of would run out of Central Perk if I saw any of them coming in."—copperghoul948 Shawn from Psych Kevin from Kevin Can Wait J.D. from Scrubs Both Claire and Jamie from Outlander "I hate Claire and Jamie from Outlander. She is hard, smug, and entitled, and he is such a meathead who is inexplicably worshipped by everyone they encounter. Terrible."—lexiv Michael from The Office "Michael Scott is one of the worst characters in television history. Absolutely insufferable, with almost zero redeeming factors."—palimpsest00"Michael Scott does not have one redeeming quality. He is an immature jerk with zero social skills and a totally inappropriate sense of humor."—sidneykaler "Steve Carell has said he wouldn't work today, and he's not wrong. Michael has an immaturity to him, such as turning off the power because he's not the center of attention. When he gets called out for not being safe in the warehouse, he ends up organizing a fake suicide jump so people will pay attention to him. Then there's his bullying of Toby, who is targeted for doing his job. Michael should have been demoted or fired many times over."—jbmasta And also, essentially the lead after Michael left, Jim "Jim is arguably the main character in The suppised to be the romantic and also the normal guy whose above it all, but hes actually just a jerk who thumbs his nose at the weirdos and makes important life decisions that concern his wife without telling her, and them acts all sheepish when she calls him out on it. He's supposed to be the character you root for, but I deliberately root against him."—devilthedankdawg"Besides the fact that he interfered with a coworker's engagement and helped break up the couple, he was a complete dick to Dwight. Every prank and practical joke was uncalled for. He instigated everything, and Dwight never retaliated."—[deleted] Zack Morris from Saved by the Bell Ted from How I Met Your Mother Gilligan from Gilligan's Island Even as a 10 year old kid, I wanted to kick this main character's ass for just constamtly fucking up the chance for sux other castaways to get off an island in some way every week. Some time in the afterlife, we will meet, and I will have my revenge. Mark my Clarke from The 100 Ellie Miller from Broadchurch Skye from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Now, it's your turn — what TV show or movie main characters do you find insufferable? Let us know in the comments!
