Gordon Ramsay Slammed for Nearly $500 New Year's Eve Meals

Anne Heche's best friend Heather Duffy recently spoke out and shared some details about the final days before the actress' death. In an exclusive interview with ET, Duffy spoke about Heche and her new memoir, Call Me Anne, which was just posthumously released. While discussing her late friend, Duffy revealed that she's just seen Heche a few days before the tragic accident that led to her death.

As Netflix prepares to add many new shows and movies in February 2023, the streaming giant is also getting ready to remove some titles from its library. Several shows and movies will be leaving Netflix come February, so check out the list below to make sure you get in a screening or two of any favorites leaving Netflix for another streaming platform. With the streaming wars in full effect, a number of classics will be cut from Netflix this month.

The Netflix streaming library is growing this weekend! Following the recent additions of titles including Against the Ropes and Daniel Spellbound Season 2 throughout the week, Netflix is capping January with a round of new Netflix original series and films this weekend. Although this weekend's list of additions is on the lighter side, with only four new titles set to drop, they will be heavy hitters, with subscribers set to be able to stream everything from Season 2 of Kings of Jo'Burg to the star-studded movie You People.

Paris Hilton is beginning the year by saying "that's hot" to motherhood. The businesswoman and media personality is officially a mom after she recently welcomed her first child, a baby boy, via surrogate with her husband, Carter Reum. Hilton confirmed the exciting news on Instagram Tuesday when she shared a sweet photo of her newborn's hand grasping her thumb, writing, "You are already loved beyond words," alongside a blue heart emoji.

As a pre-teen, Anna Kendrick put her safety at risk to advance her career. On the Jan. 19 episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden, Kendrick shared how she took a bus from Maine to NYC at 12 years old to audition for High Society on Broadway in the ultimate fake it-until-you-make-it story. "I know it sounds so bad," the actress lamented. After Corden mentioned the experience, Kendrick admitted the tale of the six-hour bus ride was "mostly" true. "I was 12, but my 14-year-old brother was with me, so, ha, wonderful. So very responsible," she deadpanned. "So I auditioned for High Society, the first job that I had. And we were told, no matter what happens in an audition, just be like, 'yes of course.' You know, anything they ask you just be like, 'oh, of course.' And so they were like, 'oh, can you stay for a callback tomorrow?'" The pre-teen and her young brother were taken aback by the request. "I don't know what to do. So, my parents faxed a copy of their credit card to like the cheapest hotel in New York City that they could find. And they were like, our children are checking in first, and we'll be along shortly, obviously, because it would be insane for these two children to just be checking into a hotel by themselves," Kendrick said pointedly.