Celebrities

Hollywood loves a good glow-up—but sometimes the notes get personal. These amazing male actors where told to fix their face in order to get a role.

Did Flavius Josephus unknowingly confirm that Jesus was real? An ancient letter stirs debate among historians and believers.

Are these celebrities secretly vampires? Their eerie resemblance to people from the past says “immortal.”

At 51, Danica McKellar, forever linked to The Wonder Years, celebrates aging on her own terms with math, memories, and a makeup-free moment.

From plastic surgery pressure to harsh casting notes, these actresses were told to “fix their face” to get roles.

From The Nanny to Beethoven, Nicholle Tom’s glow-up 34 years later proves the former kid star still knows how to steal the scene.

From teenage final girl in A Nightmare on Elm Street to filmmaker, makeup artist, and lifelong horror icon, Heather Langenkamp never disappeared.

More than three decades after Mrs. Doubtfire and Independence Day, Lisa Jakub’s life looks very different.

Thirty years after first picking up the chakram on Xena: Warrior Princess, Lucy Lawless still carries the show’s fire.

Once Hollywood’s most lovable scene-stealer, the former child star has quietly grown up — and nearly three decades after Jerry Maguire, Jonathan Lipnicki is barely recognisable.