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Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty; Hilaria Baldwin/Instagram Like many parents at this time of year,Hilaria Baldwinhas been dealing with a house full of sick kids.The mom of seven, 38, took toInstagramon Wednesday to share that her family has been “so, so sick,” a major factor why she hasn’t shared any scenes from their holiday together.“Sorry for being so mia…we’ve been so, so sick. It’s been really tough,” the yoga pro shared in the caption of her post, which shows youngest daughterIlaria Catalina, 3 months, bundled up in a winter coat and wearing a crocheted hat....

Hilary Swank.Photo: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Hilary Swankis still waiting for a call fromCobra Kai. “I’m not inCobra Kai, no one’s asked me to be inCobra Kai,” Swank toldKelly RipaandRyan Seacreston Wednesday’sLive with Kelly and Ryan. “A lot of people ask if I’m going to be on it, it’s like, the No. 1 question I get.” When Seacrest, 47, asked if Swank had her eyes on playing Julie again, the Oscar winner revealed the ball is still in Netflix’s court....

Photo:NBC NBC Cynthia Erivois givingHoda Kotbher flowers. When Erivo made her appearance during the broadcast to discuss her new hit movie, she arrived with a special gift for Kotb. Cynthia Erivo holding flowers on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Nov. 28.NBC Erivo told Kotb, “Before you even begin, yes, these flowers are for you because I know that this is the last Thanksgiving parade you’re doing.” The actress continued to say to an emotional Kotb: “I wanted to celebrate that and I wanted to say we love you....

Hoda Kotb on the ‘Today’ show on Nov. 29, 2023.Photo:Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Hoda Kotbcan’t stay away from her friends at theTodayshow. On Friday, Feb. 28, Kotb made a surprise appearance on the3rd Hour of Today, greeting her co-anchor replacementCraig Melvinand meteorologistsAl RokerandDylan Dreyer, who were reporting live from New Orleans in honor of Mardi Gras. “Before we go any further, I think we’ve got a very special person who knows this city well,” Roker teased before cutting to a video message from Kotb....

A group of Democrats joined Texas Rep. Al Green in singing “We Shall Overcome” after he was censured on Thursday, March 6, forinterrupting President Donald Trump’s speechto Congress earlier in the week. The House voted to censure Green, 77, in a 244-198 split, with 10 Democrats joining Republicans in voting in favor of the motion. Two members of Congress, one of whom was Green, voted present. Texas Rep. Al Green is removed from the House chamber during a joint session of Congress on March 4....

Photo: Kevin Clark Willie Aames always had a feeling there was more to life than fame and fortune. In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the former teen heartthrob andEight Is Enoughstar, 62, opened up about finding true love with his now wife, Winnie Hung — a former fan and pen pal for over three decades — and how they managed to turn their love story into a movie with Hallmark’sLove in the Limelight....

‘Emotional Support Monster’ Gilly with Weaver family friends.Photo:Courtesy Alison Weaver Courtesy Alison Weaver Alison Weaver takes her “emotional support monster” everywhere she goes, with the goal of bringing joy and comfort to others. “He became an emotional support monster for everyone, for our family, and then my friends," she says. “Everybody just fell in love with him.” It all started a few years ago Weaver, now 47, was having a hard day and asked her son if she could hug his stuffed monster, Gilly....

Margaret Qualley as Sue in ‘The Substance’.Photo:MUBI/Youtube MUBI/Youtube Demi MooreandMargaret Qualley’s preparation forThe Substancewas as intense as their performances. The Substanceis a bloody, brutal and emotional exploration of the relationship between aging, stardom and womanhood, and despite its niche body horror genre, it has garnered mass acclaim throughout awards season. The film is nominated for five categories at the2025 Academy Awards, including Best Actress for Moore and Best Picture....

ForJeffrey Wright, learning he was nominated for an Oscar, was a special day for many reasons. TheAmerican Fictionactor, 58, was at home in Brooklyn when he got the good news. “I was in my office with my phone on a coffee table and I was keeping an eye on it, and it started to light up. Seemed like news was pretty good,” says Wright. “There was reams of texts and phone calls and well wishing, and it was pretty moving....

Flu season has started, and the CDC is encouraging people to stay healthy.Photo:GettyThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimatesup to 3.6 millionpeople have already caughtthe fluthis year. And it’s not the only virus circulating; cases ofRSV— a respiratory illness that can cause severe complications for infants and the elderly — are rising, while Covid still poses a threat to many.How to handle the holiday season of gatherings, visits and parties?...

Zendaya in “Dune 2”.Photo:Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures Zendayahad top billing in 2021’sDune— but it’s in thenew sequelthat the actress truly gets the chance to shine. Dune: Part Two, in theaters now, features the 27-year-oldEuphoriastar reprising her role as Chani, a warrior of the Fremen people who hide in the deserts of planet Arrakis. (Spoiler alert: astrailershave revealed, the sequel includes far more Zendaya than in the first installment....

Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool; Hugh Jackman as Wolverine.Photo: Joe Lederer/Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation/Courtesy Everett Collection, 20thCentFox/Courtesy Everett Collection Hugh Jackmanis revealing some details about the dynamic between Logan/Wolverine and Wade Wilson/Deadpool inDeadpool 3. Speaking on Friday’s episode ofThe Empire Film Podcast, the 54-year-old actor teased that his andRyan Reynolds' superhero characters"are opposites" and “hate each other"in the upcoming sequel. “Unfortunately, he can’t be a million miles away from him in this movie, so I’mprobably gonna punch him in the heada lot,” he joked....

Madison High School.Photo:Kirk Sides/Houston Chronicle via Getty Kirk Sides/Houston Chronicle via Getty Students at a high school in south Houston are protesting new rules, including a school-wide cellphone ban, which they say are “unconstitutional” and have left them feeling like “prisoners.” On Thursday, students at James Madison High School walked out in protest of the new procedures, which a Houston Independent School District official tells PEOPLE are partly the result of recent fights on campus....