Celebrity Gossip

Usually, Duggar controversies are pretty predictable in nature.

They tend to come in one of two varieties:

By now, you're probably heard about the debacle that is/was JE cosmetics.

We're not really sure how to refer to Jenelle's seemingly-defunct makeup line, as it appears to be a thing of the past, but she says it's still going strong.

Maybe there's a reason that most fairy tales end with the royal wedding, opting to leave the rest of the princess' story to the readers' imagination.

As it turns out, once the vows are exchanged and the crowns placed atop the noggins, life for commoners-turned-royals can be a real pain in the arse.

Sometimes, when two adults are involved in a petty conflict, you might hear someone remark that the situation is "just like high school."

Sadly, at a certain point you realize that for many people, life is like high school, and grades 9-12 were just their first exposure to all that back-biting and social manipulation.

Well, it finally happened.

After months of appealing his deportation ruling, The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Joe Giudice has been shipped off to Italy.

Of all the Duggar children, no one has blazed their own trail quite like Jinger.

Jinger first earned the "rebel" label when she began wearing pants, a violation of the strict Duggar dress code, which requires women to wear long skirts at all times.

Last week, Amy Duggar welcomed her first child -- a bouncing baby boy named Daxton.

Obviously, there's no way to gauge this sort of thing, but the arrival of little Dax seemed to elicit more excitement than the usual Duggar birth.

“The comeback is always greater than the setback.” 

That's one of the cringe-inducing aphorisms that Jersey Shore star Mike Sorrentino took to spouting in the months before his prison sentence.

Both Kim Kardashian and Hillary Clinton were forced to endure a period of time in which they couldn't give an interview without being forced to talk about Donald Trump.

We imagine every day felt like an awkward Thanksgiving with the added pressure of knowing that if you say the wrong thing, you might find yourself quoted in ten million clickbait headlines.

It's been almost two years since Farrah Abraham was fired from Teen Mom 2.

While Abraham has somehow managed to remain relevant during that time (depending on your definition of relevance), she's clearly missing those massive MTV paychecks.