Blake Lively’s lawsuit against ‘It Ends With Us’ co-star Justin Baldoni not only alleges on-set sexual harassment but a campaign to smear her online.

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Author: Daniel Kreps

Singer says successful operation is ‘best Christmas present I could’ve wished for’

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Author: Guardian staff reporter

Justin Baldoni’s lawyer slams Lively’s lawsuit as “shameful” and says it is full of “categorically false accusations.”

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Author: Zack Sharf

Justin Baldoni’s lawyer slams Lively’s complaint as “shameful” and says it is full of “categorically false accusations.”

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Author: Zack Sharf

“It is shameful that Ms. Lively and her representatives would make such serious and categorically false accusations against Mr. Baldoni,” his attorney, Bryan Freedman, said in a statement.

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Author: Christy Piña

Baldoni’s lawyer called the allegations ‘false, outrageous and intentionally salacious’

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Author: Lydia Spencer-Elliott

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Author: Marcus Donaldson

Lord Charles Brocket became famous after a stint on I’m a Celebrity… and went on to pen his autobiography

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Author: Tristan Kirk

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Author: Sara Baalla

Brittany Murphy’s former co-star recalls the late actress looking “frail” and noticeably “going through a hard time” while filming her final movie, Something Wicked, before she died in 2009.

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Author: Eileen Reslen – Page Six

In a post on social media, Roxy Horner shared a number of images of her ring along with fiance comedian Jack Whitehall.

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Author: Sky News

Comedian Stephanie Broadbridge has renamed the musical after canceling the premiere in Sydney

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Author: Kevin E G Perry

The I’m A Celeb… star is back in the lap of luxury after roughing it in Oz

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Author: Dominique Hines

Duo’s Andrew Ridgeley celebrates success of song that is ‘almost as much a part of Christmas as mince pies, turkey and pigs in blankets’

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Author: Ben Beaumont-Thomas

Sorry, Sir Starmer and the Granny Harmers – a familiar song has topped the festive charts. And algorithms – plus nostalgia – are to blame

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Author: James Hall