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Perez Hilton reportedly reached out to several celebrities to make amends for his past treatment of them before his recent mental health crisis. Among those he contacted were Britney Spears and Khloé Kardashian, two stars who had been the subject of his celebrity coverage during his years as one of Hollywood’s most controversial gossip bloggers. The revelations came from an interview with Sean Hannity that was recorded on July 14 and released on August 6, just days after Hilton was hospitalized following a distressing TikTok livestream. Hilton discussed his efforts to repair relationships and take responsibility for his past behavior. (Page Six⁠) Hilton wanted to make amends During the interview, Hilton explained that he had privately contacted a number of people he believed he had wronged. His outreach to Spears and Kardashian was part of what he described as a personal effort to confront his past. Hilton said he had reached out to Spears through an intermediary. While he indicated that Spears did not directly respond to him, he appeared to accept that she was not obligated to do so. His experience with Khloé Kardashian was different. Hilton said he contacted Kardashian privately and received a kind response from her. He also acknowledged that some people he contacted did not respond, adding that he understood and respected their decision. (Page Six⁠) A change in Hilton’s approach The outreach appears to be connected to Hilton’s broader reflection on his career. During the interview, he acknowledged that his earlier approach to celebrity coverage could be cruel and invasive. Hilton became famous for mocking celebrities’ appearances, commenting on their private lives and pushing boundaries in his coverage. In recent years, however, he has spoken more openly about changing his approach. He told Hannity that he realized he could still be entertaining without being unnecessarily harsh. He also discussed the idea of “counsel culture,” a concept associated with encouraging people to learn from their mistakes rather than permanently defining them by those mistakes. (Page Six⁠) Hilton’s hospitalization On August 4, Hilton was hospitalized in Miami after authorities responded to reports concerning a serious mental health crisis during a TikTok livestream. His family later confirmed that he was receiving medical care and was able to communicate. They asked the public to respect his privacy while he recovers. (People.com⁠) The timing of Hilton’s reconciliation efforts has drawn attention because they came shortly before the incident. However, there is no confirmed evidence that his conversations with Spears or Kardashian caused or directly influenced what happened. Instead, his comments suggest that Hilton had already been reflecting on his past and attempting to repair relationships. His outreach to former targets shows a public figure confronting the consequences of his earlier work while trying to move forward in a different direction. For now, Hilton’s family says the focus remains on his recovery and well-being.

Shaboozey has opened up about his lasting friendship with Beyoncé, revealing that their relationship has continued to grow since they worked together on her Grammy-winning album Cowboy Carter. The 31-year-old country singer and rapper recently spoke with GQ about his music, style and creative journey. During the conversation, he reflected on his connection with Beyoncé and explained that their collaboration eventually developed into a genuine friendship. Shaboozey was featured on two songs from Cowboy Carter: “SPAGHETTII” and “SWEET ★ HONEY ★ BUCKIIN’.” The project became a major moment in his career and helped introduce his genre-blending sound to an even wider audience. (GQ⁠) Shaboozey calls Beyoncé a good friend Speaking about their relationship, Shaboozey said he now considers Beyoncé “a really good friend.” He explained that they have stayed in contact since working together and that the superstar continues to show support for his career. According to Shaboozey, Beyoncé regularly congratulates him on his achievements and celebrates his successes. He described that kind of encouragement as something artists need, especially while navigating the music industry. The singer also praised Beyoncé for being someone who consistently celebrates other people. For Shaboozey, her support has made their relationship meaningful beyond their professional collaboration. (People.com⁠) Their collaboration changed his career Working with Beyoncé was already a major opportunity for Shaboozey, but the experience also gave him valuable creative freedom. When he first heard the songs, Shaboozey recalled wondering what Beyoncé wanted from him. However, he was encouraged to approach the music in his own way rather than trying to imitate her style. That freedom allowed him to bring his distinctive country and hip-hop influences to the project. He has previously explained that one of his biggest artistic goals is connecting different cultures and genres through his music. (GQ⁠) The collaboration also showed how naturally his sound could fit alongside Beyoncé’s genre-bending vision. Cowboy Carter explored country, hip-hop, R&B, blues and other musical influences while challenging traditional ideas about genre. A friendship that continues For Shaboozey, the relationship with Beyoncé did not end when the album was released. Her continued encouragement has remained an important part of their connection. As Shaboozey moves forward with his own music, including his new concept album The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales, he appears focused on building an identity that goes beyond a single hit or collaboration. His friendship with Beyoncé is another reminder of the lasting impact that meaningful creative partnerships can have. What began with two songs on Cowboy Carter has developed into a supportive personal connection that Shaboozey clearly values.

Joan Jett is taking a temporary break from the stage after undergoing surgery for a fractured vertebra. The rock icon has canceled two upcoming September performances while she focuses on recovery and physical therapy. Jett’s team announced the news on Instagram Stories on Wednesday, August 5, explaining that the 67-year-old singer recently underwent orthopedic surgery following an injury. On doctors’ advice, she will now take time away from performing to allow her body to heal. (The News International⁠) Two September shows canceled The canceled performances include a September 5 show in Costa Mesa, California, and a September 24 concert in Louisville, Kentucky. Both appearances were part of Jett’s upcoming performance schedule. Her team said the decision was made to give the singer enough time for her recovery. Jett is expected to concentrate on physical therapy and rehabilitation before considering a return to the stage. (Page Six⁠) The announcement comes after an active period for Jett and her band, the Blackhearts. Earlier this summer, the group completed its first UK headline tour in 16 years, marking a major return for the legendary rock performer. Jett’s long career in rock music Jett has remained one of the most recognizable women in rock for decades. She first gained attention as a member of the all-female rock band the Runaways before launching her successful solo career. With the Blackhearts, she became known worldwide for songs including “I Love Rock ’n Roll,” “Bad Reputation” and “I Hate Myself for Loving You.” Her influence has continued across generations, earning her a reputation as one of rock music’s most enduring performers. Despite being in her late 60s, Jett has continued to tour and perform regularly. Her recent UK shows demonstrated that she remains committed to live music and connecting with audiences. Fans await her return News of the canceled shows has prompted an outpouring of support from fans, many of whom have wished Jett a smooth recovery. While her immediate performance plans have changed, the cancellation appears to be focused on giving her time to recover rather than signaling the end of her touring career. Jett’s team has indicated that she hopes to return to performing once she is ready. For now, the singer is prioritizing healing and following her doctors’ advice. After decades of touring and performing, the temporary pause gives the rock legend an opportunity to focus on her health before getting back onstage. Fans will undoubtedly be watching for further updates about her recovery and future concert plans. (Rolling Stone⁠)

Jonathan Bailey may be one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, but his approach to grooming is surprisingly simple. The Bridgerton actor has revealed that he does not rely on an elaborate skincare routine to maintain his appearance. The 38-year-old British actor, who was named PEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alive in 2025, recently discussed his approach to self-care while promoting Giorgio Armani’s new men’s fragrance, I Will. Rather than listing a long collection of beauty products, Bailey highlighted a few everyday habits that help him feel his best. For the actor, staying hydrated, getting enough sleep and protecting his skin with SPF are key parts of his routine. He has also spoken about spending time outdoors and walking whenever possible, describing it as an important form of wellbeing. (People.com⁠) Keeping skincare simple Bailey’s routine reflects his relaxed attitude toward grooming. Instead of suggesting that looking after your skin requires countless products, he focuses on basic habits that fit naturally into his lifestyle. Sleep and hydration are particularly important to his daily routine. He has also emphasized the importance of SPF, making sun protection one of the straightforward steps he does not overlook. His approach comes as skincare has become an increasingly important part of modern grooming. Experts generally recommend keeping routines practical and consistent rather than overwhelming the skin with unnecessary products. (GQ⁠) His dog Benson is part of the routine Bailey’s idea of self-care extends beyond skincare. He also enjoys spending time outside with his aging cockapoo, Benson. Walking has become one of his favorite ways to create space during a busy day. In a recent interview, Bailey explained that he will sometimes leave earlier simply so he can walk to a meeting. He sees that time outdoors as an opportunity to slow down and reflect. The actor has also mentioned drinking plenty of water and even enjoying cold-water swimming as part of his wellbeing habits. (Esquire⁠) A busy year ahead While Bailey has kept 2026 relatively selective, his career remains busy. Following his success in Wicked: For Good and Jurassic World: Rebirth, he has several major projects lined up. He is set to appear in the upcoming films Monsanto and Pumping Black. He is also preparing to return to the West End stage in a revival of Sunday in the Park with George in 2027. (GQ⁠) For Bailey, however, looking after himself does not seem to require an overly complicated formula. Good sleep, plenty of water, time outdoors and daily sun protection remain at the heart of his refreshingly down-to-earth approach.

Whoopi Goldberg has revealed an unexpected secret behind some of the biggest roles of her career. The acclaimed actress recently explained that several of her most memorable movies came after other actors had turned the projects down. Speaking on the podcast Baby, This Is Keke Palmer, Goldberg, 70, reflected on how she landed the lead role in the 1992 comedy Sister Act. The actress revealed that the movie was originally written with Bette Midler in mind. “They wrote that for Bette Midler,” Goldberg explained, according to reports from PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly. Midler ultimately passed on the project, opening the door for Goldberg to take on the role that would become one of her career-defining performances. (People.com⁠) How Goldberg found major opportunities Goldberg explained that she eventually developed a strategy for finding roles that other actors had rejected. She asked her agents to send her scripts that had already been turned down by other performers. That approach proved surprisingly successful. In addition to Sister Act, Goldberg landed roles in movies that had initially been developed with other stars in mind. Burglar, for example, had originally been intended for Bruce Willis, while Jumpin’ Jack Flash was initially associated with Shelley Long. (People.com⁠) Goldberg suggested that her experiences were partly connected to the limited opportunities available to Black actresses at the time. Rather than allowing those barriers to stop her, she looked for projects that had been passed over and found ways to make them her own. Sister Act became a career highlight Goldberg eventually transformed Sister Act into a showcase for her comedy and musical talents. She played Deloris Van Cartier, a nightclub singer who enters witness protection and is hidden in a convent. The film became a major success following its 1992 release, with Goldberg’s performance becoming closely associated with the movie. She returned for the 1993 sequel, Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit. (D23⁠) Midler has previously discussed why she rejected the role. She explained that she was concerned her audience would not want to see her wearing a nun’s habit. The decision ultimately gave Goldberg the opportunity to create an iconic character of her own. (People.com⁠) Goldberg’s Hollywood lesson Looking back, Goldberg’s career offers an unusual lesson about opportunities. Some of her most recognizable performances came from projects that initially seemed destined for someone else. Her story also highlights how persistence can create unexpected breakthroughs. Instead of waiting for Hollywood to offer her the obvious choices, Goldberg searched for opportunities others had overlooked. Decades later, Sister Act remains one of her signature films, proving that sometimes the role that was written for someone else can become the performance audiences remember forever.

Travis Barker has explained why he and his wife, Kourtney Kardashian Barker, chose to open up about their difficult journey to parenthood in his new documentary, Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear. The Blink-182 drummer recently discussed the documentary during an appearance on The New York Times’ Popcast. He said the couple decided to share their experiences because they believed their story could help people who had gone through something similar. Barker described their journey as involving pregnancy loss, unsuccessful IVF attempts and eventually welcoming their son Rocky Thirteen naturally in November 2023. He said the experience was something many people could relate to, making it feel worthwhile to discuss publicly. (People.com⁠) Why they chose the documentary One of the biggest questions surrounding the documentary was why Barker and Kardashian decided to discuss their pregnancy loss there instead of on The Kardashians. According to Barker, the answer was largely connected to the documentary’s interview format. He explained that the filmmakers would ask follow-up questions whenever he mentioned something personal. That conversational approach eventually led to the couple discussing their experience. Rather than deliberately planning to tell the story in detail, the subject came up naturally during the interviews. Barker suggested that the documentary provided a different environment from their family reality show, allowing the conversation to unfold in a more personal way. (People.com⁠) A difficult road to parenthood Barker and Kardashian became parents together when they welcomed Rocky in November 2023. Before his birth, however, the couple experienced pregnancy loss and later went through unsuccessful IVF attempts. The couple first revealed the pregnancy loss during the documentary’s premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in June. Kardashian explained that they had become pregnant relatively early in their relationship and were devastated by the loss. (Us Weekly⁠) The experience was eventually followed by the arrival of Rocky, who became an important part of their blended family. A documentary about more than music Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear goes beyond Barker’s career as the drummer of Blink-182. Hulu describes the film as an exploration of his life, including his career, family, personal struggles and journey through trauma and recovery. (Hulu Press⁠) The documentary also highlights the role Kardashian has played in Barker’s life. He has previously credited his wife with helping him regain confidence after his traumatic 2008 plane crash and eventually return to flying. (E! Online⁠) By sharing a deeply personal chapter of their lives, Barker and Kardashian appear to be using the documentary to show an experience that many families quietly face. For Barker, opening up was ultimately about creating a connection with viewers and reminding them that difficult journeys can eventually lead to happier chapters. Travis Barker has explained why he and his wife, Kourtney Kardashian Barker, chose to open up about their difficult journey to parenthood in his new documentary, Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear. The Blink-182 drummer recently discussed the documentary during an appearance on The New York Times’ Popcast. He said the couple decided to share their experiences because they believed their story could help people who had gone through something similar. Barker described their journey as involving pregnancy loss, unsuccessful IVF attempts and eventually welcoming their son Rocky Thirteen naturally in November 2023. He said the experience was something many people could relate to, making it feel worthwhile to discuss publicly. (People.com⁠) Why they chose the documentary One of the biggest questions surrounding the documentary was why Barker and Kardashian decided to discuss their pregnancy loss there instead of on The Kardashians. According to Barker, the answer was largely connected to the documentary’s interview format. He explained that the filmmakers would ask follow-up questions whenever he mentioned something personal. That conversational approach eventually led to the couple discussing their experience. Rather than deliberately planning to tell the story in detail, the subject came up naturally during the interviews. Barker suggested that the documentary provided a different environment from their family reality show, allowing the conversation to unfold in a more personal way. (People.com⁠) A difficult road to parenthood Barker and Kardashian became parents together when they welcomed Rocky in November 2023. Before his birth, however, the couple experienced pregnancy loss and later went through unsuccessful IVF attempts. The couple first revealed the pregnancy loss during the documentary’s premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in June. Kardashian explained that they had become pregnant relatively early in their relationship and were devastated by the loss. (Us Weekly⁠) The experience was eventually followed by the arrival of Rocky, who became an important part of their blended family. A documentary about more than music Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear goes beyond Barker’s career as the drummer of Blink-182. Hulu describes the film as an exploration of his life, including his career, family, personal struggles and journey through trauma and recovery. (Hulu Press⁠) The documentary also highlights the role Kardashian has played in Barker’s life. He has previously credited his wife with helping him regain confidence after his traumatic 2008 plane crash and eventually return to flying. (E! Online⁠) By sharing a deeply personal chapter of their lives, Barker and Kardashian appear to be using the documentary to show an experience that many families quietly face. For Barker, opening up was ultimately about creating a connection with viewers and reminding them that difficult journeys can eventually lead to happier chapters.