Reacting to Roberts’ praise — and the notion that his Wolverine character should have had a part in the opening "Bye Bye Bye" dance scene — Jackman said, “Thank you. Thank you so much.” But he has already been working to remedy this omission in his concert series, From New York, with Love, Roberts pointed out.

Among the grand finale highlights was a performance by pop star Jessica Simpson, who returned to the stage after over a decade away and was joined by former contestant Josh King. Simpson performed her song "Blame Me" from her new album "Nashville Canyon: Part 1."

The “Blonde” Oscar-nominated actress ‘ hair was styled with natural waves and a side part courtesy of stylist Jenny Cho. Her makeup included such elements as bold brows and a glossy pink lip by artist Mélanie Inglessis. De Armas’ look was curated by stylist Samantha McMillen, who also collaborates with Elle Fanning and Daisy Ridley, among others.

In USA TODAY’s The Essentials, celebrities share what fuels their lives, whether it's at home, on set, or on the road. Ginger Zee, ABC News' chief meteorologist, is putting all of her necessities (aside from her husband, Ben Aaron, and their two sons, Adrian, 9, and Miles, 7) on your radar.

The 42-year-old said she wound up racking up a balance of about $20,000. "It got to the point where I didn't have enough in my budget to cover the minimum of what was due every month. And that's when I realized that I was in trouble," Schultz said.

Ana de Armas made her first public remarks about Tom Cruise during a May 15 appearance on 'Good Morning America.' While on the show to promote her new movie 'Ballerina,' the actress confirmed that she was working with Cruise on 'a few projects' after they've been spotted out together multiple times in recent months.

Ana de Armas has officially addressed the ongoing speculation about her frequent sightings with Tom Cruise, confirming that the two are working on multiple projects together. The actress appeared on Good Morning America on May 15 to promote her upcoming action film Ballerina,

This is known as "Italian brainrot." Fabian Mosele, an Italian animator and teacher based in Germany, told "Good Morning America" the trend began in early 2024, when a TikTok nursery rhyme called "Trallallero Trallallà" was paired with an AI-generated shark wearing sneakers.