Gwen Stefani’s 2016 has been sprinkled with glitter and rainbows. "I look at this year and I think, I just feel so awake," she told Ryan Seacrest during an On Air interview. Not for nothing, but the No Doubt frontwoman deserves it.  After enduring the most craptastic year of her life, Stefani filed for divorce from Gavin Rossdale in August 2015.

Jojo Simmons, 28, is a different man these days. The entrepreneur and television personality is the proud father of a 2-year-old daughter, Mia, who he credits for transforming him into a completely different person from his past. “I had a lot of troubles, but me having a child matured me in a crazy way. It made me look at life way differently and just made me way more focused on things,” he tells the HollywoodLife.

Ethan Horvath can tell you all you need to know about famous goalkeepers, having grown up in the United States watching former Premier League shot-stoppers such as Petr Cech and Edwin van der Sar. His knowledge of strikers, however, was almost non-existent when he joined Norwegian club Molde as a teenager, where the manager at the time was Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, a name that meant nothing to Horvath. Advertisement “Not for a while,” says the Luton Town goalkeeper — on loan from Nottingham Forest — when asked how long it took for him to realise he was being managed by a Manchester United legend.

“It’s so much pressure landing these shows, I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.” In the post-Golden Age of TV anti-heroes, it’s hardly surprising when a protagonist faces the consequences of their actions, especially when their show airs on the Home Box Office. But in Perry Mason, the iconic defense attorney played by Matthew Rys is a hero in the truest sense. Though sassy and antagonistic, the well-meaning Mason always sticks up for the marginalized and helpless, even if every other character in the show’s Depression-era Los Angeles would describe him as the absolute worst: a drunken murderer sympathizer.

Music Britney Spears wrote some of her hits -- but only a few. Here's a look at which of the pop princess' songs came from her pen. Updated on December 15, 2023 Published on March 1, 2021 2 min read One stereotype of pop singers is that they don’t write their own music. However, Britney Spears actually wrote a few of her hits… just not most of them.