celebrities

Ethan Hawke once opened up on why he thought ‘Titanic’ might have been bad for Leonardo DiCaprio’s career.

As fascinated as Meryl Streep was with her ‘Devil Wears Prada’ character, Miranda Priestly didn’t have some of the traits that Streep enjoyed in other roles.

Some 'Sister Wives' fans believe Robyn Brown 'tricked' Kody Brown into buying her a million-dollar home in Flagstaff, AZ.

Hall & Oates' "Meaneater" is one of the most famous songs about New York City. It was originally going to be about a vulgar woman.

‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ stayed with Ethan Hawke for a long time, not only because of its story but also because of how the film could’ve been interpreted by its audience.

Tom Hanks once opened up on a movie that left him grumpy while filming it, but also might have changed his approach to performing.

Mark Wahlberg confronted his ‘Lone Survivor’ director about a mistake made on set that nearly left him with a major injury.

The Monkees Mike Nesmith was left dumbstruck after seeing what he believed to be the "most beautiful woman" at a recording session for The Beatles "A Day in the Life."

Natalie Portman didn’t want the opportunity to become a director’s muse, which was a title she once had negative feelings towards.

Michael Douglas once gave Diane Keaton a passionate kiss in their first movie together that took her by surprise.

Daniel Radcliffe once shared he liked the idea of working with Rupert Grint again, but only under a certain condition.

Taylor Swift’s “Welcome to New York” was a collaboration between Swift and a rock star who wanted the song to sound less like its original demo.

Beyoncé's "Halo" was co-written by a rock star whose work Queen B admired. The tune became a huge hit in the United States.

Lisa Marie Presley's friendship with Alanis Morisette began over a peanut butter and banana sandwich, Elvis Presley's favorite food.

Tom Hardy once opened up about what it was like acting with Christian Bale for the first time in ‘The Dark Knight Rises’.

Jodie Foster couldn’t believe they offered her a script like ‘Taxi Driver’ when she was younger, and was worried what people might have thought of her if she did the picture.

Kate Winslet felt more like a movie star than an actor after ‘Titanic’, which tainted what she originally enjoyed about acting.

Adele co-wrote "Rumour Has It" with a rock star who wanted the track to sound like "dirty Louisiana porch stomping."

Kelly Clarkson's "Already Gone" was co-written by Ryan Tedder, the writer behind hits such as Adele's "Rumour Has It" and Leona Lewis' "Bleeding Love."

Leona Lewis' "Bleeding Love" was co-written by Ryan Tedder, a rock star who was told the track would never be a hit song.