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"Notting Hill," the iconic romantic comedy starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts, was released in 1999. See what the stars have been up to since then.

Kathie Lee Gifford's one-sided feud with Howard Stern started in 1995 after she sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" for the Super Bowl. She explained how it came to an end.

Don McLean tells Fox News Digital why experiencing heartache is necessary for songwriting. He also speaks about his new album, "American Boys," and the staying power of his hit "American Pie."

Jason Aldean gave wife Brittany Aldean credit for the couple's strong marriage as he explained she "knows the drill" when it comes to the country music lifestyle.

On Monday, the “Prey" star took to his Instagram Story to share a photo of him and his ex-wife, Reese Witherspoon, posing together. The former couple is parents to daughter Ava, 24, and son Deacon, 20.

Jelly Roll is getting candid about his sobriety. The "Save Me" singer explained how “marijuana has kept" him “sober."

Kelly Osbourne said the incident happened after she was cast in the 2003 film, "Freaky Friday."

Kate Beckinsale previously shared she was hospitalized for an undisclosed medical issue. Beckinsale has now explained she had a Mallory-Weiss tear.

Due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Tom Cruise's "Top Gun: Maverick" wasn't released until two years after production wrapped. Glen Powell portrayed Lt. Jake "Hangman" Seresin in the sequel.

"General Hospital" alum Johnny Wactor was shot and killed in downtown Los Angeles early Saturday morning. Wactor's costars paid tribute to the late actor, who portrayed Brando Corbin on the show.

Many of Hollywood's most iconic television shows are turning 50 this year, including the western classic "Little House on the Prairie" and "Happy Days."

Robin Williams' "Mrs. Doubtfire" movie daughter, who founded a military nonprofit, told Fox News Digital the comedian worked with veterans, including getting them hired on film sets.

Craig Morgan says serving in the military is "more natural" to him than being part of the country music world. He re-enlisted in the Army Reserve at the age of 59 last year.

Rock Hudson, a closeted Hollywood star and '50s heartthrob, died in 1985 at age 59 from AIDS-related complications. His ex-wife Phyllis Gates died in 2006.

"General Hospital" alum Johnny Wactor was shot and killed in downtown Los Angeles, his mother confirmed to Fox News Digital.

Trista Sutter shared an update that she's "safe and sound" after cryptic posts from her husband Ryan Sutter, who also shared that the couple is now reunited after her absence.

Bruce Springsteen has had to postpone a series of shows on the European leg of his tour due to "vocal issues," announcing the news on social media.

Nicki Minaj updated fans after she missed a show due to an alleged arrest in Amsterdam for drug possession, which she had livestreamed earlier that day.

Richard M. Sherman, half of the Sherman brothers songwriting duo, died at 95. They were famous for their Disney work, including the "Mary Poppins" score.

Adam Sandler has shared the screen with his Hollywood friends on many occasions to create hilarious movies. "Grown Ups" and "Hubie Halloween" are a couple examples.