Giving back. Celebrities may be beloved by people around the world, but it’s not a one-sided relationship. Stars such as Taylor Swift, Nicki Minaj and Keith Urban adore their fans right back, going out of their way to make sure their supporters know that they are appreciated through acts of kindness.

Newlyweds Paris Hilton and Carter Reum enjoy the tropics, Amy Schumer takes a nap with her son and more...

Are you searching the baby toy sections to find the best toys for 6-month-olds in your life? While 6-month-olds won't exactly understand the concept of receiving presents just yet, there are certainly plenty of gifts and stocking stuffers you can get them that will help with all the developmental stages they'll soon encounter. From colorful balls and soft rattles to stuffed animals and light-up ...

Disclosure: LifeToGo is a sister company of a360 Media, LLC — the publisher of Us Weekly.‘Tis the season to celebrate with loved ones. And there’s no better way to show how much you care than by giving a curated gift box. LifeToGo has a wonderful selection of holiday box sets, from skincare to spices. These curated gifts feature beauty, wellness and culinary favorites. Read on to shop our top ...

Buying a gift for someone who loves to read can be so fun! If you've got a little bookworm on your hands and are looking to get them a special gift that isn't necessarily an addition to their personal library this holiday season, there are so many other book-related items that any young reader would be excited to receive. From reading lights and a book subscription box to cozy reading nook ...

Looking for a dynamite gift for the BTS fan in your life? Please allow me, your resident PopSugar ARMY, to curate a list of my current favorite Bangtan merch for you. Whether the idol-worshipper on your "nice" list is a brand new quarantine fan or has been stanning since the Dark & Wild days, I rounded up the very best official and fan-made fashion, beauty, and tech gifts. Read on for a mic ...

Help make the holidays happier this year with great gifts for the kids in your life, whether they’re tech lovers, bookworms or none of the above.Kim Smith makes buying for readers easy with a range of illustrated books. The Canada native’s picture books range from Elf and School of Rock to Home Alone and Back to the Future.

No matter who you're shopping for this holiday season, from your BFF to your sister-in-law, there's one retailer you might not want to skip: Free People. The store carries everything from cute fashion pieces to fluffy slippers, and even cool astrological-inspired presents.

Opting for cozy knits during the cooler months is obviously no groundbreaking feat, but when it comes to the holiday season, even knitwear presents the opportunity to create an awe-inspiring outfit. You've likely noticed knitwear has finally made its long-awaited transition from mostly functional to highly fashionable, and the next few months are just the time to see how far, or rather how glam, ...

There's some great news for fright fans this week, as The Haunted Museum with Zak Bagans and Eli Roth Presents: A Ghost Ruined My Life have been renewed for Season 2 on the Travel Channel. Both shows are freshman series for Discovery Inc. networks, and have been big hits with audiences. In addition to airing on the Travel Channel, the shows are also available to stream on Discovery+.

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New music Fridays are a thrilling, yet daunting prospect for any music lover. It's essentially a weekly holiday where fan-favorite artists and fresh faces alike drop their latest offerings for all the world to hear, flooding streaming services and digital retailers with an onslaught of aural goodies (and if we're being honest, usually a few stinkers, too). But who has the time to sit there and ...

It's been over 15 years since Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake's infamous 2004 Super Bowl halftime show, and the world still has a lot of questions about the widely speculated scandal. Jodi Gomes and Mary Robertson set out to answer those questions in The New York Times Presents' upcoming documentary Malfunction: The Dressing Down of Janet Jackson, an intense investigation into the who, what, ...

It was Feb. 1, 2004, a fine day for a Super Bowl.The Carolina Panthers, quarterbacked by someone long since retired, were taking on vampire Tom Brady's New England Patriots in Houston, and the MTV-produced halftime show featured a slew of very of-the-moment music acts, including Jessica Simpson, Kid Rock, P. Diddy and Nelly. But you don't remember anyone being on that stage other than Janet ...

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Amy Schumer is loving being married to her husband, chef Chris Fischer. ET's Lauren Zima spoke with the comedian alongside her The Humans co-stars, Beanie Feldstein and Steven Yeun, and she talked about spending the holidays with Fischer and their 2-year-old son, Gene.

Eric Adams' late-night presents were a hit on Colbert's show.

Sonya RevellSomething for everyone! Artist Flore is back in the LA scene taking over Art Angels with his new solo exhibition, “Everybody Leaves With Something.” The interactive space showcases Christopher Florentino’s (aka Flore) urban Cubism style, which has been a favorite amongst some of his celeb collectors.

Forget the key to the highway: Music man Clive Davis now has one to New York.On Tuesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio celebrated “the Brooklyn poet” during his daily briefing at Brooklyn Borough Hall by presenting him with a key to New York City.