Blog Posts by Lizbeth Scordo

Leo and his new gal pal. (Pixel Photo Miami/Splash News)The two got cozy in Miami. (Pixel Photo Miami/Splash News)
Life is full of unanswered questions: Why are we here? Is there a heaven? Is there a hell? Did Tony Soprano make it out of that restaurant alive? Luckily, the question “Who is the woman Leonardo DiCaprio is dating?” no longer falls into this category. The quick answer: She’s 26-year-old Aferdita Dreshaj.

As a rule, Will Smith the actor tries to act as if Will Smith the rapper doesn’t exist.

He of the DJ Jazzy Jeff partnership, of “Parents Just Don’t Understand” fame, of sideways-baseball-cap wearing, and, of the Freddy Kruger-themed “Nightmare on My Street” single. (No, we haven’t forgotten that one either.) But at a Wednesday night hockey game, fans got a glimpse of blockbuster movie star accepting the former MTV staple.

Elton John and David Furnish at their Beverly Hills home. (Roger Davies/Architectural Digest)

Looking at photos of Elton John and husband David Furnish’s pristine Los Angeles home, it’s hard to imagine the 5,000-square-foot structure also houses a toddler and a newborn. But, the guys insist, their abode is indeed kid-friendly.

“The one-story thing is so great for Zachary,” John tells Architectural Digest of the couple’s 2-year-old son (the men did the interview prior to welcoming second son Elijah in January). “He just charges through the house like a little firecracker!”

Clarkson on the cover of People. There are a lot of analogies for love out there, but Kelly Clarkson prefers to explain her relationship revelation through denim.

"I was dating skinny jeans and I needed Wranglers," the songstress tells People magazine of why she had never found herself in love before falling head over heels for her now-fiancé, music manager Brandon Blackstock.

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The Bateman family has a new home!

The actor recently dished to Howard Stern about the high and lows of his career and how – after TV and film roles dried up in the ‘90s and he mismanaged his money – he even fell into financial trouble. Thanks to his comeback with fan favorite TV show “Arrested Development” and leads in flicks like “Horrible Bosses,” and the upcoming “Identity Thief,” those days are over. And in case you need proof, well, the 44-year-old just purchased a $3 million Beverly Hills pad … that used to belong to Ernest Borgnine.

Brooke Burke-Charvet talks to omg! (Michael Simon)Brooke Burke-Charvet counts herself as one of the lucky ones.

The “Dancing With the Stars” co-host may have had to undergo surgery for thyroid cancer late last year, but she’s fortunate she was able to catch the disease at such an early stage in the first place … a move that may have helped save her life.

“I had no symptoms. It was crazy. Not one. Never felt better,” Burke-Charvet says of the day she went in for a routine physical and her doctor discovered a lump on her thyroid that turned out to be cancerous. Knowing the thyroidectomy was ahead of her, the 41-year-old tried to arm herself with knowledge.

What’s the secret to a 35-year marriage? Find out on the latest episode of “Sunday Dinner With,” when we pay a visit to TV icon Suzanne Somers and her husband Alan at their Palm Springs, California, hideaway … and tag along on the happy couple’s date night!

Russell Brand (Splash News)One thing’s for sure when it comes to Russell Brand: He’s an eccentric guy. From his wild outfits to his public discussion of his sexual conquests to that time he threw a paparazzo’s iPhone through a window, the 37-year-old certainly marches to the beat of his own drum.

And on Monday’s "The Howard Stern Show" on SiriusXM Satellite radio, the “Get Him to the Greek” star proved again he’s not your average Joe, sharing the fact that he doesn’t just give money to homeless people he sees on the street, he enjoys taking them out for a meal, too.

“I do like to hang out with the old homeless. They’ve got a lot of interesting things to say, some of them,” said Brand, who made the appearance to promote the return his FX talk show, “BrandX.” “Some of them do seem to be living outside of convention and they’ve got access to interesting information.”