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Celeb

From the latest celebrity headlines to our favorite hilariously mundane happenings, we're here to keep you updated on what all your favorite celebs are up to.

Sydney Sweeney said she had to audition like everybody else, and Ariana Grande called herself "the hardest working 23-year-old human being on earth"

16 Times Celebs Made Out-Of-Touch Comments About Their Work And "Normal People" Jobs

Discussing the challenges of having a public-facing career, Alicia Vikander said, "Sometimes, you go through things that are tough in life, and if you have an office job, you can step away for a bit. But there are times that myself or colleagues have been through something and, well, I can't understand how they went on to the red carpet afterwards."

Scheana Shay crying on stage (Left) and Raquel on right

Tom Sandoval's On-Camera Meltdown, Raquel's Restraining Order "Regrets," And Everything Else We Learned On The Chaotic "Vanderpump Rules" Reunion

At one point, we see Tom Sandoval get up to leave Raquel's trailer before he comes back in and demands to talk to her without being filmed. When producers inform him that he cannot speak to her 1-on-1 without a film crew, he starts to completely unravel.

The Eras Tour Is An Amalgamation Of Taylor Swift’s Strengths

By the surprise song portion of the show, fans have barely recovered from the long-awaited Lover performances, still basking in the nostalgia of the Fearless and Speak Now songs, wiping the sweat from their faces after flame-throwers have torched the sky during 1989, mesmerized by the intense visuals of Reputation, emotionally rattled from the 10-minute “All Too Well” of Red, and hoarse from finally screaming the mega-bridges of "Champagne Problems" and "August" during Evermore and Folklore.

Kamala Khan and London Tipton, text: Kamala Khan London Tipton

18 Asian And Pacific Islander TV/Movie Characters Who Made People Feel Seen

"As a Polynesian woman, Moana was a game changer for me. Seeing a Disney princess inspired by my culture made me so proud! I loved the little details that accurately represented my heritage like the tattoos, clothing, mythology, and music. Unfortunately, before Moana, many people I spoke to had never heard of the Pacific Islands (except Hawai'i). After the movie came out, I had a reference that everyone knew and understood. Being seen is so important!"