Katy Perry’s new haircolor is “purple velvet.” (C Flanigan/FilmMagic)
Newt Gingrich was bitten by a penguin while getting a private tour of the St. Louis Zoo on Friday, People reports today. The Republican presidential candidate was reportedly nipped on his finger, requiring the application of a Band-Aid.
Stylist Rita Hazan has explained the inspiration behind Katy Perry’s new purple hair, which the singer debuted at the Coachella Music Festival this weekend. Hazan tells Page Six today, “Her new color is what I call purple velvet. It’s dark and rich. It’s very punk rock. I love creating colors for her because she always knows how to rock it.”
Tori Spelling’s husband, Dean McDermott, has commented on his wife getting pregnant for the fourth time just a month after giving birth to their third child. McDermott gave this cringe-worthy quote to the website Celebuzz: “She’s just super fertile. It’s so funny how everyone blames the man. It’s like, ‘Oh my God will you leave your wife alone?’ But it takes two to tango. She wasn’t putting up that much of a fight.”
Mollie King of the girl group The Saturdays laughs off rumors that she is dating Prince Harry in a new video posted today on BBC.com. “No,” she says, cringing. “No.”
Vanessa Williams sits down with “Nightline” tonight, to discuss being molested when she was 10-years-old and having an abortion several years later, both experiences she recounts in her memoir “You Have No Idea.” “Being pregnant is the most frightening thing that happens in your life,” says Williams. “I knew in high school that’s something that I was not prepared to do, or fight, or struggle with.
In a newly released interview in W magazine’s May issue, Nicole Kidman says that she was inspired to pursue acting after watching “The Wizard of Oz.” Kidman says, “The Wicked Witch of the West had the biggest impact on me. When the striped stockings disappeared under the house, I wanted to become an actor.” However, Kidman may need a refresher course on the witches of Oz as it is the Wicked Witch of the East that is killed by Dorothy’s flying home.