Anne Hathaway, 41, actress, was heart and kiss tested for a film role. “In the 2000s – and this happened to me too – it was considered normal to ask an actor to snog other actors to test chemistry,” she told the fashion magazine V Magazine. “I was told, ‘There are ten guys coming today and you’re cast. Aren’t you excited to make out with every one of them?’ And I thought: There’s something wrong with me because I wasn’t happy. I thought it sounded gross.” The actress said that this situation was not a “power play” by those responsible and that no one wanted to hurt her. “It was just a completely different time, and today we know better.”
Jon Bon Jovi, 62, singer and guitarist, is not convinced of his band’s musical talent. “There were certainly more talented guys that you could find in every corner bar,” he told the German Press Agency. “But we had the work ethic. I was totally focused on getting it done, not once, but over and over again, for 40 years.” The fact that the group from New Jersey has been successful since the 1980s to this day is primarily due to hard work. The key is to deliver good songs in every phase and with every album.
Jimmy Kimmel, On his son Billy’s seventh birthday, 56, presenter and comedian, thanked doctors and hospital staff who treated the heart-sick boy after his birth. “This boy is seven thanks to you,” he wrote alongside photos of his son on Instagram. Kimmel, who also has a nine-year-old daughter with his wife Molly McNearney, said Industry portal Entertainment Tonightthat Billy is doing “great” today. He joked that his and Molly’s only concern for the boy now was his “a little crazy” temper.
Celine Dion, 56, singer, holds on to her dream. Two years ago she made it public that she had been diagnosed with stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological disease. The French one Vogue The Canadian now said that it was “a lot of work” to fight it, but she took each day as it came. “I hope we find a miracle cure, a way to cure with scientific research, but for now I have to learn to live with it.” She would do physical therapy and vocal training five days a week. Instead of giving up, she decided to work “from head to toe” with a medical team. Nothing would stop her. However, she cannot yet give a date for a possible return to the stage. She will listen to her body.