Few authors can combine a cautionary tale about cosmetic surgery with dishy anecdotes about breaking up with Sylvester Stallone, making out with JFK Jr., and dancing with Justin Timberlake. But Janice Dickinson — the self-proclaimed ”world’s first supermodel” and caustic America’s Next Top Model judge — does so seamlessly in Everything About Me Is Fake…and I’m Perfect (Regan, $24.95). And talking to Dickinson, 49, is about as mind-boggling as Sly’s post-breakup demand that she return his toaster. Read More...
Jared Leto might have pushed things to the limit on the set of Suicide Squad, as evidenced by the highly publicized (and extremely weird) gifts he sent to his costars, but he also argues that Hollywood is still an extremely conservative place, especially when it comes to opportunities for LGBT actors. Leto appears on the cover of the latest issue of GQ Style, and in his interview, he weighed in on what it means to be a leading man, adding that while he hopes America would totally accept a gay leading man, he doesn’t think the industry would react in the same way. Read More...
Jared Padalecki is opening up about a "really low moment" in his life. The actor, 41, revealed in an upcoming episode of Tommy DiDario’s I’ve Never Said This Before podcast that he checked into a clinic in 2015 after suffering from "dramatic suicidal ideation." "I had a really low moment," Padalecki said via PEOPLE's preview of the episode (out Tuesday). "I was letting my thoughts take over and going to places of dramatic suicidal ideation. Read More...
