Although "NCIS: Los Angeles" is almost wrapping its 11th season, they introduced a new character in its penultimate episode: Agent Rountree, portrayed by Caleb Castille.
Jennifer Aniston has been one of the most famous actresses in the industry for decades. Before her, though, the star of the family was her father, John Aniston.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt made several headlines throughout their 12-year relationship, and the adoption of Zahara Marley Jolie-Pitt was only one of them.
Kate Beckinsale, best known for "Love & Friendship" and the "Underworld" franchise, has had a very interesting dating history. Her most recent rumored boyfriend, in fact, is 24 years younger than her.
Jennifer Lopez, known for "Hustlers," once opened up about her mother, Guadalupe, and how she inspired her to be the successful woman she is nowadays.
The 80s is considered by many the greatest decade ever. Everything from the music, fashion, movies, and TV shows of that time were remarkable. Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” for example, broke a lot of records.
Actress Peri Gilpin, also known as Roz Doyle on “Frasier,” has been married to a talented painter for over two decades, and they share beautiful twin daughters!
Bruce was a producer and director who sadly passed away from complications from pneumonia and a recurrence of throat cancer in October 2002. He was only 58 years old.
Sophie Wessex, the wife of Prince Edward, is the proud mother of two members of the British Crown, Lady Louise Windsor and James, Viscount Severn. They are 13th and 12th in the life of succession to the throne, respectively.
Kierra Sheard, the daughter of Grammy Award-winning gospel singer Karen Clark Sheard, followed in her mom's footsteps and even portrayed her in "The Clark Sisters."
Mary Robertson, an American businesswoman who lived in London in 1980, hired a young woman to be her nanny. She had no clue that her nanny would later be known as Princess Diana.
As part of AmoMama's #WomenWithWill project, we exclusively interviewed journalist Donna Deegan to learn more about her experience with breast cancer and the DONNA Foundation.
Actress Heather Langenkamp has accomplished something that not many people have done, especially in the entertainment industry: to keep a marriage for over three decades.
Former NBA star Dennis Rodman, considered one of the best rebounders in basketball's history, is also a family man. Two of his three children followed in his footsteps!
Two years before Todd Chrisley and his wife, Julie, started working on their famous TV show "Chrisley Knows Best," she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Music star Keith Urban, who has been married to Nicole Kidman for years, once opened up about the time he discovered the power and meaning of a country music community.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has spent a couple of days in the Intensive Care Unit due to persistent symptoms of coronavirus, is expecting another child.
Shortly after it was revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had plans to set up a non-profit named Archewell, netizens shared their thoughts on social media.
Actor Chevy Chase, best known for "Foul Play," has accomplished something that not many have done in the entertainment industry: keep a marriage for over three decades.
Multi-awarded singer and guitarist James Taylor, who was recently announced as a Mega Mentor on "The Voice," has been married to his third wife for almost two decades!
"The Real" co-host Jeannie Mai announced that her boyfriend, rapper Jeezy, proposed to her. "I want nothing more than to spend the rest of my life loving you..."
Singer Adele, best known for her hit song “Hello,” is currently in the middle of a multi-millionaire divorce from her ex-partner and father of her only son Simon Konecki.
In an exclusive conversation with AmoMama, Dr. Viktor Vus shared some of his recommendations to keep a healthy relationship with your family members during the quarantine.
As part of AmoMama's #WomenWithWill project, we exclusively interviewed Amber Kneen to learn more about her fears and experience dealing with inflammatory breast cancer.
Actress and comedienne Melissa McCarthy, best known for "Mike & Molly," once opened up about how she and her husband Ben Falcone met at a theater class.
Several people took to Twitter to share their thoughts and reactions following Queen Elizabeth II's rare address to the UK and the Commonwealth amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Pink, the multi-award-winning singer, is the proud mother of two children. She and her youngest, Jameson, tested positive for coronavirus but are much better nowadays.
US figure skating Hall-of-Famer Jill Trenary, who was married to "Dancing On Ice" judge Christopher Dean, had a very successful career between the 80s and early 90s.
Actor Colin Farrell, best known for “Miami Vice” and “S.W.A.T.,” confessed that his first son James, who has Angelman syndrome, inspired him to become sober.
Former figure skater Peggy Fleming had an outstanding career as she represented the US in two Winter Olympic Games and even took home a gold medal. She is also a breast cancer survivor.
Pat Smith has been married to Pro Football Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith for two decades. However, her first husband was none other than actor Martin Lawrence.
Figure skater Chris Reed, who represented Japan in plenty of international competitions, had a very successful career and even participated in the Olympic Games before his untimely death.
The latest episode of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” was so intense that fans couldn’t help but gush about it on social media. Demore Barnes’ performance was particularly praised.
Shortly after record producer Frank Farian put together Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus to form the R&B group Milli Vanilli, they became famous around the world and even won a Grammy Award.
Living legend Dolly Parton filled the hearts of her followers on Twitter with hope by announcing that she would make a massive donation toward coronavirus research.
Actor Christopher Meloni portrayed Elliot Stabler on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" between 1999 and 2011. After leaving the show, he made it clear that he would never return.
Mexican-American singer and actress Selena Quintanilla, also known as the Queen of Tejano music, captivated millions of fans with her incredible singing skills until her untimely death.
During a 2011 episode of the "Oprah Winfrey Show," the actress and talk show host opened up about Patricia, the half-sister she didn't know she had until 2010.
Former NBA player Henry Bibby, best known for winning a championship with the New York Knicks back in 1973, had a challenging relationship with his baller son Mike.
English actress and TV personality Una Stubbs, best known as Rita Rawlins on "Till Death Us Do Part," looks gorgeous at 82 years old and has a great relationship with her three sons.
Mark Blum, the actor best known for “Desperately Seeking Susan,” had a long and successful career in the entertainment industry before dying from complications from coronavirus.
In an exclusive interview with AmoMama, a 25-year-old Cuban man opened up about his time living in China during the coronavirus outbreak and admitted that he felt safe there.
In an exclusive interview with AmoMama, a young mother from Puebla, Mexico, lamented the lack of preparation that her country has had amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Lisa Marie Presley, the only child of the King of Rock and Roll Elvis Presley, is fostering dogs from a shelter with her twin daughters Harper and Finley.
Actor Christopher Meloni, best known as Elliot Stabler on “Law & Order: SVU,” uploaded a slideshow on Instagram to commemorate his daughter’s 19th birthday.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Lionel Richie considers that it is time to repeat what plenty of celebrities did for Africa over three decades ago: get together for another "We Are the World."
Fans and followers of the "That's Life" star Debi Mazar, also known as Maggie Amato on "Younger," showed their support on social media after she revealed that she tested positive for coronavirus.
The relationship between Princess Diana and her stepmother Raine Spencer was negative for most of their lives. However, after divorcing Prince Charles, they became friends.
Even though several celebrities have been giving back during the coronavirus pandemic in more than one way, plenty of people have criticized them on social media.
As part of AmoMama's #WomenWithWill project, we exclusively interviewed cancer survivor Ginny Mason, head of the Inflammatory Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
