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‘DWTS’ Witney Carson Joins Pentatonix after Getting Married?

All throughout her last season of Dancing with the Stars, Witney Carson had to deal with rumors that she was secretly dating Bachelor Chris Soules, but earlier this month, the 22-year-old proved them all wrong, once and for all, by marrying her high school sweetheart, Carson McAlister. According to the latest gossip news updates, Witney won't be taking off much time for her Bahamas honeymoon, however -- having already signed up to join Derek Hough and the Pentatonix for ABC's upcoming Disney special set to air next month.
By Shane Jordan

  • Alan Cumming ‘Sings Sappy Songs’ with ‘Wicked’s’ Kristin Chenoweth & ‘Hedwig’s’ Darren Criss

    Broadway legend Alan Cumming ('Cabaret') is coming to Carnegie Hall and he is bringing a few friends with him. In celebration of his upcoming album, 'Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs with Friends', the famed actor and singer will be performing songs from the record at the iconic venue this February. Joining Cumming on the stage will be his 2015 Tony Awards costar and Broadway favorite Kristin Chenoweth ('Wicked,' 'On the Twentieth Century'). Alan is also offering a warm willkommen to Darren Criss ('Glee', 'Hedwig and The Angry Inch') Ricki Lake ('Hairspray' films) and The New York City Gay Men’s Chorus.
    By James Knight

  • Bruce Willis Brings Baby Daughters to Broadway? [NEWS]

    Although the success of his Broadway debut in Misery is certainly debatable, Bruce Willis' personal life is undeniably on an upswing. Despite taking a nearly decade long gap, between marriages, a 60-year-old John McClain didn't hesitate to start a family with his new wife, Emma Heming, after their marrying back in 2009. Regardless of the difficult reviews, Bruce had the new family -- including baby daughters Mabel Ray and Evelyn Penn -- backstage at the show last week. As far as his other daughters with Demi Moore go, Willis proudly admits that his eldest, Rumer, gave him some advice going into the play, having just recently come off her Broadway run of Chicago.
    By Shane Jordan