Do you remember a million two years ago when sad Ben Affleck debuted an unsettlingly large and colorful back tattoo of a phoenix or a dragon or something and insisted vehemently it was fake and for a movie? Well. It's not and it wasn't. Source: http://bit.ly/2pxBDgL

Donald Trump wanted his son, Donald Trump Jr.. , to end his affair with Aubrey O'Day, a source tells Us. "Trump Sr. never reached out to her about it. He was the person who pressured Jr to stop visiting Aubrey," the source explained. "Don Jr. would tell her his dad thought it was a bad look to leave his wife for another woman. In the end, he listened to his dad." Numerous sources supported to Us that Trump Jr. Cheated on his wife, Vanessa Trump, together with O'Day at the end of 2011 until March 2012 after the pair met on the set of the year of Celebrity Apprentice. "When it began, they were quite serious all of a sudden," an O'Day insider told Us. "He told her it was over with his wife, they had been separated, and he did not love her -- all the stuff ... Aubrey fell for him hard. She believed they were going to be together for real." A source near the production of Celebrity Apprentice added, "The way he set it to Aubrey was

Australian heritage? Mandy was in Sydney this week to shoot an episode for TV documentary-style program, Who Do You Think You Are? which looks at the ancestry of celebrity guests.

Former E! sponsor Catt Sadler has condemned the discharge of a producer who allowed criticism of this cable station to air during its Golden Globes red-carpet coverage. "It's disappointing that any media would dictate the censorship of opinions," Sadler told Variety Saturday. "But it's especially upsetting in this case since we're at a cultural tipping point where girls feel more satisfied being vocal about problems like pay equality and sexual wrongdoing. To close down those conversations would be to stifle progress." Sadler's remarks came one day after Aileen Gram-Moreno registered a complaint against E! together with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the first step toward a lawsuit against the cable station. Gram-Moreno claimed that she had been fired for letting a pre-recorded interview to make it into the feed of carpet telecast. From the interview with E! anchor Ryan Seacrest, Longoria criticized E!'s treatment of Sadler, who a