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Millie Bobby Brown revealed the prank she got the whole Stranger Things crew to play on her co-star Noah Schnapp. The 18-year-old actress, who has been on Stranger Things since she was a little girl, dished the dirt during her latest shot on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. 'Well, he’s the biggest prankster of them all,' she said. 'I too am pretty bad but he, he goes to great extents so we thought as a crew that we needed to get him back.' Chitchat: Millie Bobby Brown revealed the prank she got the whole Stranger Things crew to play on her co-star Noah Schnapp Side by side: 'Well, he’s the biggest prankster of them all,' she said of Noah, whom she is pictured with at FYSEE in Los Angeles in 2018 Millie remembered: 'So it was 4am, we were ...

Bravo, Scheana Shay! After being “disinvited” from Stassi Schroeder’s Rome wedding, the “Vanderpump Rules” personality popped up at the nuptials of “Summer House” alum Hannah Berner. Current “Summer House” star Ciara Miller shared an Instagram Story video of herself hanging out with Shay at the Hamptons ceremony on Friday night.  “Get in this video, Scheana,” Miller, 26, said in the clip, beckoning Shay, 37, over. The two Bravolebrities then threw up peace signs while posing for the camera.  Shay wore a lavender minidress, while Miller flaunted her enviable abs in a skin-baring orange number to watch Berner and fellow comedian Des Bishop tie the knot on the beach.  Shay appeared to be in good spirits at the ceremony despite being snubbed by Sch...

Jennifer Grey told Drew Barrymore that in 1989 Johnny Depp was "so beautiful" it was "inhuman." She was engaged to Depp for nine months in the late '80s. She said she felt like God plopped her into "a Johnny Depp souffle." Loading Something is loading. "Dirty Dancing" star Jennifer Grey reflected on her nine-month engagement to Johnny Depp on Thursday's episode of "The Drew Barrymore Show."  "You have to understand, Johnny Depp, 1989 Johnny Depp, so beautiful, you...

Even if you believe Candy Montgomery killed Betty Gore in self-defense, the fact remains that a woman lost her life as her starving toddler cried out for her, covered in feces in a crib for 12-plus hours. This is one of the messages that Hulu’s limited series Candy, which came to a horrific end Friday, aims to drive home. When the jury found Candy not guilty — in real life and on the show — it felt like she was the popular girl in high school who murdered the National Honors Society president and got away with it. Or, the cool mom killed the Karen-like mom. At the end of the day, Candy was beloved, Betty wasn’t, and that was that. The producers of Candy, however, created a few dramatic asterisks to give Betty a form of justice she didn’t receive in reality. For instance, when Jess...