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Apple Martin has reportedly told friends her dream is to act like her mom, prompting talk of a clash: Chris Martin is wary of the entertainment industry’s pressures and wants her to take a slower path, while Gwyneth Paltrow is said to be fully supportive, signaling a family dynamic under public scrutiny.
Gwyneth Paltrow weighs in on last year’s Coldplay Kiss Cam moment that paired former Astronomer HR exec Kristin Cabot with ex-CEO Andy Byron, a scandal that led to resignations and online backlash. After Gwyneth appeared in a tongue-in-cheek Astronomer ad, Oprah Winfrey revealed that Gwyneth said Cabot and Byron had signed off on the ad and that she wouldn’t have done it without that knowledge; Gwyneth reportedly emailed Cabot but did not hear back. Cabot says the controversy was intensified by the ad and made things harder for her and her children, and she has previously criticized Gwyneth over the brand’s messaging.
Kristin Cabot, former head of HR at Astronomer, criticizes Ryan Reynolds and Gwyneth Paltrow for participating in a lighthearted ad about the viral Coldplay kiss-cam moment, saying neither she nor the CEO approved it and calling the move hypocritical given her personal fallout. The ad was produced by Reynolds’ Maximum Effort and featured Paltrow; Cabot notes the joke glossed over real impact and questions alignment with Paltrow’s women’s-wellbeing brand. She told Oprah Winfrey that Reynolds helped create the ad and that the ensuing backlash significantly affected her.
Diane von Furstenberg hosted her annual Oscar nominees luncheon in Beverly Hills, drawing a star-studded guest list including Jane Fonda, Gwyneth Paltrow, Tracee Ellis Ross, Katy Perry and Demi Moore, with DVF framing the event as a celebration of women in film and leadership.
In his first interview since prison, Harvey Weinstein accuses Gwyneth Paltrow of stabbing him in the back by publicizing sexual harassment claims, says she and others exaggerated accusations to join a club that destroyed him, recounts a purported massage moment with Brad Pitt, and notes Paltrow has not yet responded while he remains hospitalized and in poor health.
Harvey Weinstein, in his first prison interview, says his accusers exaggerated their claims and accuses Gwyneth Paltrow of betraying him, claiming she owes her career to him and that their alleged encounter was nothing more than a missed massage. He says Brad Pitt warned him off and argues Paltrow spoke out during the MeToo era while insisting nothing happened. He also claims Angelina Jolie and Rosanna Arquette exaggerated their experiences, while stating he fought to cast Ashley Judd in Good Will Hunting and denies Peter Jackson’s insinuations that he sabotaged Judd and Mira Sorvino. The piece notes Weinstein remains imprisoned for a separate sexual assault conviction, despite a 2024 overturn.
In his first major interview since his arrest, Harvey Weinstein tells The Hollywood Reporter that Gwyneth Paltrow’s public accusations about a hotel-room encounter were a betrayal by a friend who he says ‘owes her career to me,’ insisting nothing inappropriate happened. He claims she exploited the story by speaking with Howard Stern and The New York Times, and he reiterates that he won’t forgive her for ‘stabbing’ him in the back. Weinstein is currently jailed on related convictions; his 2020 New York conviction was overturned on appeal, and he has faced convictions in New York and California for sex crimes.
Disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein, speaking from his prison cell, says Gwyneth Paltrow “stabbed” him in the back by recounting a 1990s hotel-room massage incident and recalls Brad Pitt confronting him after Weinstein asked for a massage. Weinstein maintains nothing happened and blames Paltrow for turning the episode into a public controversy amid the #MeToo era; he has long faced sexual-misconduct allegations, was convicted, and is appealing with a retrial upcoming.
Apple Martin, 21, reveals she once had lip filler at 18 in a Vogue video and demonstrates a makeup technique to create a fuller-lip illusion, addressing ongoing chatter about her lips; the piece also notes her Vanderbilt life and her mother Gwyneth Paltrow’s history with cosmetic treatments.
Apple Martin revealed on Vogue's Beauty Secrets that she had lip filler once at age 18, but now relies on lip liner and plumping gloss to create a fuller look, sharing makeup tricks to achieve the appearance without ongoing filler.
Kim Vo, the celebrated hairstylist and colorist known for working with stars such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson, Uma Thurman, Britney Spears and Pamela Anderson, has died at age 55 after a colorectal cancer diagnosis in 2018. His husband, Adeel Khan, shared the news and noted Vo’s fight against cancer, as well as Vo’s foundation supporting others in the hair and beauty industries. Vo was also a Bravo reality judge and appeared in Blowing LA during his decades-long career.
Gwyneth Paltrow and Cindy Crawford joined numerous stars in honoring Valentino Garavani, the legendary Italian fashion designer who died at 93 in Rome. Paltrow recalled him as a man who loved beauty, family, and a mischievous nudge to wear mascara, marking the end of an era; he dressed her for the Met Gala and her wedding to Brad Falchuk. Crawford posted tributes on Instagram, and Valentino’s foundation announced his passing with a funeral set for January 23 in Rome. Across decades, the designer counted clients like Jackie Kennedy and stars such as Sharon Stone, Nicole Kidman, Barbra Streisand, Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor and Monica Vitti among his celebrated roster.
Gwyneth Paltrow revealed that her divorce from Chris Martin and the associated public perception led to her being fired from a movie role, highlighting how personal life events can affect professional opportunities and the misunderstandings surrounding her 'conscious uncoupling' phrase.
Gwyneth Paltrow revealed she declined a sex scene with Ethan Hawke in 'Great Expectations' because she was self-conscious about her father and grandfather seeing it, reflecting on her early career prudishness and the scene's explicit description by the director.
Gwyneth Paltrow mistakenly thought Timothée Chalamet had acne scars due to his makeup in their film 'Marty Supreme' and offered skincare advice, only to realize the scars were actually makeup, leading to a humorous exchange.