Justin Bieber, who witnessed longtime manager Scooter Braun getting married on Sunday, shared a hilarious gem with his fans from the wedding reception. In the video posted on his Instagram account, we see a smiling Tom Hanks, dressed as a rabbi, dancing to Montell Jordan's 1995 hit 'This is How We Do It'!
When this guy finally woke up, he had dollar signs in his eyes.
Public Enemy hypeman Flavor Flav really wanted to 'Bring the Noise' during the July 4 holiday. For the second year in a row, he found himself in hot water with Las Vegas police for being in possession of a large amount of illegal fireworks.
It's hard to keep a secret in Hollywood. With constant media scrutiny, tabloid headlines and up-to-the-minute updates on social media, even the most hush-hush celeb facts are pretty well-known. That being said, there are always a few hidden gems that just seem to slip through the cracks every now and then. And to honor these lesser-known tidbits, we've scrounged up the most shocking celebrity facts that we could find. Get ready to have your mind blown.
Solange Knowles appears on the cover of the August issue of Lucky Magazine and talks about the famous elevator fight with Jay Z.
Miley Cyrus shared through a series of photos on her Instagram account that she and her friends decided to get matching tattoos of Cyrus' dead dog Floyd as a tribute to her late pup. In another photo, we see Cyrus smoking a joint in her own home during the house tattoo party.
Millions of U.S. citizens celebrated Independence Day yesterday but no matter how big your family is, chances are you didn't have as much as Miley Cyrus.
4 weeks ago Shocking new details surface as Justin Ross Harris faces charges of felony murder and child cruelty after leaving his son in a hot car all day to die.
In a series of emotional tweets last night, July 4, Ariana Grande seemed to indicate that her grandfather was not doing too well. She also shared a sweet photo of her with her mother and grandfather at the hospital.
In the Republican address, Arkansas Rep. Steve Womack says Washington has been denying Americans the chance to seize their economic destiny.