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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Celebrities went all in on the Halloween spirit this year. From Victoria Justice's spooky look to family-friendly costumes fit for trick-or-treating, stars showed off every side of Halloween fun. The Kardashian family leaned into the festivities, while Paris Hilton , Bella Thorne and others added their own flair to the celebration. Here are some of the most eye-catching costumes. BELLA THORNE AND PARIS HILTON DAZZLE IN VINTAGE-INSPIRED OUTFITS AT FORMER DISNEY STAR'S 28TH BIRTHDAY BASH PARIS HILTON AND BELLA THORNE Paris Hilton and Bella Thorne celebrate Thorne's 28th birthday at The Fleur Room in Los Angeles on Oct. 25, 2025. (David Rutz/Getty Images) Bella Thorne 's 28th birthday party mixed birthday glam with Halloween fun as she and Paris Hilton dressed up to celebrate. WATCH YOUR FAVORITE HALLOWEEN MOVIES ON TUBI Thorne wore a white corset with black lace trim, a black mini skirt and sheer tights. Her hair was ...

A victim of  Hollywood predator David Pearce  was a hero cop who died helping car crash victims days before her rapist was sentenced to life in prison. Lauren Craven, 25, had been raped by Pearce along with six other women before the Los Angeles producer drugged and killed model Christy Giles and a friend in 2021. Pearce was sentenced to a total of 146 years in prison for his crimes, but Craven was not there to see him get justice: the police officer from La Mesa, CA, was  struck and killed  by a vehicle last week while rushing to aid people trapped in a car that had flipped over on the highway. Officer Lauren Craven was killed in the line of duty just days before she was set to accuse producer David Pearce of rape. La Mesa Police Department County prosecutors made the stunning revelation after an LA Superior Court Judge handed Pearce sentences for a string of sexual assaults and  two murders. Craven died on October 23, less than...

A Hollywood producer who was convicted of first-degree murder for the drug overdose deaths of a model and her friend , along with charges that he sexually assaulted seven other women, was sentenced Wednesday to 146 years to life in prison. Jurors deliberated about 2 1/2 days before finding David Brian Pearce, now 43, guilty Feb. 4 of the two murder charges stemming from the deaths of 24-year-old model and aspiring actress Christy Giles and her 26-year-old friend Hilda Marcela Cabrales-Arzola, who were taken to separate Southland hospitals about two hours apart on Nov. 13, 2021. A Hollywood producer has been found guilty of murder in connection with the drug overdose deaths of a model and her friend. Giles was already dead when she was taken to Southern California Hospital in Culver City, while Cabrales-Arzola, an architect, was alive outside Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles Hospital but in critical condition. Her family took her off life support later that month, a day before ...

Of course, Matsoukas isn't the only filmmaker who is getting in on the fun with Chase Sapphire Reserve®. Actress, Maude Apatow, takes a turn as femme fatale in "The Search for the Sapphire," which premiered on the livestream at Vogue World: Hollywood. It's a quiet afternoon at The Beverly Hills Hotel, and a disguised Apatow under a silk head wrap and oversized black sunglasses slips through the lobby unnoticed. She makes her way up the elevator and down the hall to a private penthouse suite, where a safe holding a box awaits. Inside, the item she's been looking for: The Chase Sapphire Reserve® Card. "Never misplace a Sapphire," she says into the darkness. Once the card is captured, color floods the screen, and a bright and bushy-eyed Apatow—clad in a white, jewel adorned topper and polka dot skirt and bralette—escapes the scene. She looks back in the rearview mirror of her black convertible, and gives a knowing look that seems to say, "Mission ...

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have experienced another shake-up within their team. Emily Robinson, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's director of communications, has stepped down just four months after assuming the role, People magazine reported.  "Ms. Robinson oversaw project-based work for a very successful season of 'With Love, Meghan' and additional support for the production company," a spokesperson from Archewell, which handles the offices for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, told Fox News Digital. "She did an excellent job and completed these projects with great success." MEGHAN MARKLE EXPECTED DISNEY PRINC ESS FANTASY BUT GOT ROYAL RULES AND PROTOCOLS, EXPERTS SAY Meghan Markle is seen here attending the Balenciaga Womenswear Spring/Summer 2026 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on Oct. 4, 2025. On Oct. 24, it was reported that Emily Robinson, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's director of co...

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sydney Sweeney has never felt more free.  In a new interview with Variety , the 28-year-old actress — who is currently promoting the release of her upcoming film, "Christy" — opened up about navigating Hollywood both on screen and off, and explained how she manages to tune out the outside chatter about her physique.  "I am definitely a caged animal in a sense," she told the outlet, while describing her character — trailblazing boxer Christy Martin. " Acting is my ring . It's where I feel freedom. The set is where everything else goes quiet." SYDNEY SWEENEY DEBUTS DRAMATIC NEW BOB HAIRCUT AMID RUMORED ROMANCE WITH SCOOTER BRAUN Sydney Sweeney feels like a "caged animal" in Hollywood, but finds freedom while acting. (Steve Granitz/FilmMagic) It's off of the film set where Sweeney faces various challenges — including ongoing chatter about her body.  "I play a lot of very divisive char...

NEED TO KNOW Victorious spinoff, Hollywood Arts, has been announced for 2026 The series will star Victorious alum Daniella Monet and will debut on Netflix before coming to Nickelodeon and Paramount+ "Coming back as Trina alongside such a dynamic, powerful cast of newcomers is something I feel very lucky and grateful to do," Monet said in a statement Trina Vega is heading back to the classroom! Netflix has now officially announced a Victorious spinoff, Hollywood Arts, with original series star Daniella Monet reprising her role of Trina Vega — who is now an unqualified substitute teacher returning to her titular alma mater and clashing with the latest class of talented students, per an official series synopsis. On Friday, Oct. 24, the streamer released behind-the-scenes snaps from the series and announced a list of its main cast members for the 26-episode order. The series, which is set to debut on Netflix in 2026 before arriving on both Nickelodeon and Paramount+, kicks o...

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Cheryl Hines is getting candid about her biggest move yet — swapping the glitz and glamour of Hollywood for the political grit of Washington, D.C. The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star and "Unfiltered" author exclusively told Fox News Digital the move east — and into the world of politics alongside her husband, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — wasn't exactly smooth sailing. "The move from Hollywood to D.C. was, uh… you know, it was, at first, it was scary because it felt like starting over at 35," Hines said with a laugh. "I'm not 35. That was a little tough, but then when I got to D.C., I'm just surrounded by fascinating people, smart people, interesting people, and I'm learning a lot." CHERYL HINES REFUSED RFK JR.'S OFFER TO FAKE SEPARATION DURING HEATED PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN "Unscripted" author Cheryl Hines opened up about the challenges and surprises of supporting husband Rob...

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Danielle Fishel knows the importance of family. After her performance on " Dancing with the Stars ," the actress spoke candidly about how her loved ones kept her grounded in Hollywood, despite her childhood fame. "My family is the thing that keeps me grounded," the "Boy Meets World" star told Fox News Digital, while standing next to her dance partner Pasha Pashkov. "My family didn't need me to have a job, but they allowed me to have a job because I wanted it. And because of that, they then made sure I still came home from work and picked up the dog poop in the backyard," the actress said.  DANIELLE FISHEL SAYS SHE WAS ALMOST FIRED AT 12 YEARS OLD AFTER HER FIRST DAY OF "BOY MEES WORLD" Danielle Fishel explains how she stayed grounded in Hollywood as a child star. (Valerie Macon/AFP via Getty Images) "Every morning I still had to make my bed, and they never let me go to like, ...

George Clooney looked back to the formative years of his career and how his aunt, singer Rosemary Clooney, had influenced his perception of fame and success. In an interview with PEOPLE at the Los Angeles premiere of his new movie, Jay Kelly, the 64-year-old actor, said his initial job in Hollywood left him with lessons he would never forget. "I felt very lucky that I got that lesson early in time," Clooney said, remembering his early years before fame found him. Clooney was even the driver for his aunt Rosemary long before he became a Hollywood movie star. It was then that he encountered various celebrities in the music industry and understood what real-life success and failure would be. Exposure to show business at a tender age helped him develop a realistic perspective on the entertainment world. These experiences, he said, provided him with insight into approaching reco...

Rita Wilson is looking back on the timeless films that inspired her lifelong passion for cinema. The actress and producer, 68, told People magazine at the Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday, where she opened up about the movies and stars that first captured her imagination. "I grew up in Hollywood, so I've been surrounded by the movies — went to the movies on, you know, Hollywood Boulevard at the Chinese Theatre," Wilson shared. "And I think it's probably going to be The Wizard of Oz, Sound of Music and Mary Poppins — big Julie Andrews moment." The Sleepless in Seattle star continued, "But then later on, it came down to performances like Barbara Stanwyck in The Lady Eve, and, you know, in the '70s, Jane Fonda in Coming Home and Klute." As a producer, Wilson said she remain...

The  Victorious spinoff  Hollywood Arts starring  Daniella Monet , reprising her role as Trina Vega, is moving forward — and moving to a new home. The multi-camera sitcom, which was developed at Nickelodeon, where it was put on fast track in early 2025 , has been licensed to Netflix, which has ordered 26 episodes. Hollywood Arts will premiere on the global streamer in 2026 before a second-window release on Nickelodeon and sibling Paramount+ (likely day and date). More from Deadline The sale to Netflix is believed to be a recent development after the August completion of the Skydance-Paramount merger, which resulted in the departure of longtime Nickelodeon chief Brian Robbins among other top executive exits. As Deadline reported in February , Victorious creator Dan Schneider, who  parted ways with Nickelodeon in 2018 , has no involvement in Hollywood Arts. The followup to the popular 2010 sitcom, which ran on Nickelodeon for four seasons, comes from writers/showrunners Jake Farrow ...

Renowned Hollywood actor Stellan Skarsgard has opened up about his terrifying health scare three years ago when he suffered a stroke. The 74 year old actor was in between acting projects in 2022 when he was struck by the life-threatening condition. He confessed to Vulture: "I got really scared ... I knew I was going to die. It didn't come as news to me. But, of course, I considered, This might be the end. I didn't know how bad the stroke would be or if there would be follow-up strokes .." The actor further expressed his fear, stating: "I'm not afraid of dying, but I am afraid of not being capable of living. That is a fear." The stroke occurred after Stellan had wrapped up series two of the Star Wars spin-off Andor and before he was set to begin filming for the second Dune movie. Despite the setback, Stellan managed to recover and return to work on Dune: Part Two . However, due to memory and language issues caused by the stroke, he required assistan...

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A woman, a firefighter and a police officer were taken to hospitals Tuesday evening after a fire erupted inside of a unit on the top floor of an apartment building on Hollywood beach. Firefighters were called to the building in the 300 block of North Surf Road and found the unit ablaze, fire rescue spokesperson Chai Kauffman said. Live video from WPLG-Ch. 10 showed flames spreading through the windows and the rear sliding glass doors toward the balcony of the apartment, which is a corner unit situated beneath the building's rooftop pool. The three people were taken to hospitals for evaluation, Kauffman said, and the officer and firefighter had been discharged by Wednesday afternoon. She did not have information about the woman's condition. Hollywood firefighters battle a blaze on the top floor of a high-rise on New York Street and Surf Road in Hollywood on Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2025. (Mike Stocker/South Florida Sun Sentinel) Firefighters had extinguished the blaze a...

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Published: October 21, 2025 at 6:01 PM Updated: October 22, 2025 at 7:29 AM Fire crews extinguish blaze on top floor of Hollywood high-rise HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Firefighters were battling a blaze at a high-rise building on Hollywood Beach on Tuesday evening. Leer en español It happened at the Edgewater Beach Towers at 400 N. Surf Road. The 12-story building, completed in 1970, is located along the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk. "I saw smoke coming out through the window and through the door, and I ran aro und and came back downstairs again, and I went out and I tried to call 911," said building resident Alton Palmer. Afternoon report: Firefighters rush to battle blaze inside Hollywood high-rise Video from Sky 10 showed flames coming from a top-floor unit. Crews were able to put down the flames within minutes. "The resident of the affected apartment has been confirmed safe and unharmed," a spokesperson for Hollywood Fire Rescue told Local 10 News. "Additionally, a...

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