Celine Dion's husband René Angélil dies

Celine Dion’s husband René Angélil has died at the age of 73.
René, who acted as a mentor and manager to Celine, had been battling throat cancer since 2013 but lost the fight on Thursday morning.
“Rene Angelil, 73, passed away this morning as his home in Las Vegas after a long and courageous battle against cancer. The family requests that their privacy be respected at the moment; more details will be provided at a later time," his representative told People in a statement.
René had been undergoing treatment for the disease, but his struggle was very difficult on Celine as well as the pair’s three children - 14-year-old son, Rene, and five-year-old fraternal twins Eddy and Nelson.

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Kim Kardashian reveal she controls the Kardashian clans and not Kris Jenner

Kim Kardashian has said she's the one pulling all the strings when it comes to the well-oiled Kardashian-Jenner machine.

The mother-of-two insists that while many people think it’s momager Kris Jenner who sets the rules for the clan, it is actually she who controls who does what.

She said: “'It's so funny, because I'll hear stories like, ‘Kris Jenner is the puppet master, having all of her kids do this and that,’ and I'm like, ‘If they only knew.’ I'm the one that will be like, ‘Kylie, do this. Kendall, you should do this.' "

Kim has found huge success in recent months with her official website and app, which has seen millions of fans subscribe to be treated to exclusive pictures and information from the curvy star.

She added in a new interview with Editorialist magazine, where she poses in a sexy plunging black swimsuit, that she is thrilled to have been given the chance to create such outlets to be able to share with fans.

She continued: “I definitely see the shift from magazine to digital, and that's exactly what I envision.

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Lady GaGa dedicates her first Oscar nomination to Survivors of sexual assault

When the list of 2016 Academy Award Nominations was unveiled on Thursday, January 11, people learned that Lady GaGa had just landed her first Oscar nomination. Following the announcement, the "Poker Face" singer took to social media to express her gratitude while also stating that the nomination would be dedicated to survivors of sexual assault.

While her win at the Golden Globes was for her performance on "American Horror Story: Hotel", the Oscar nod is for music. GaGa and songwriter Diane Warren were nominated for Best Original Song for "Till It Happens to You" from "The Hunting Ground", a documentary about sexual assault and rape crimes on college campuses in the U.S. 

The "Bad Romance" hitmaker uploaded on Instagram and Twiter a photo of a piece of paper which read, "This nomination lends a voice to so many victims and their families around the world. Thank you to The Academy for recognizing the movement of people who have come together for this film & song in the name of sexual assault. Myself and Diane are simply honored to represent the voices of so many survivors."

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