Who would have guessed that amid all his pleas for Kim Kardashian to take him back, Kanye West would start up yet another romance with yet another lesser-known celeb? First, West was spotted out with Irina Shayk, but the jury's still out on whether that was anything serious. Then Ye paired up with model-influencer Vinetria in November 2021. That, too, fizzled out, and fans thought Ye might be recharging his campaign for Kim to take him back.

Chamath Palihapitiya is a Canadian-Sri Lankan engineer, venture capitalist, SPAC sponsor with a net worth of $1.2 billion in 2022. Also, Palihapitiya is the founder and CEO of Social Capital. It is a venture capital initiative from California working in tech startups, venture capital, seed capital, and private equity. Before, he was a vice president at Facebook, where he grew the company to become one of the most used forms of social media during his tenure.

More to love! Jennifer Love Hewitt and Brian Hallisay have welcomed their second child together, Us Weekly can confirm. The couple's baby boy, Atticus, arrived on Wednesday, June 24. Us broke the news in January that Hewitt and the hunky Revenge actor, both 36, were expecting baby No. 2. The couple's new addition now joins big sister Autumn James, 19 months. The Criminal Minds actress opened up about her "magical" second pregnancy in the May issue of American Baby magazine.

Name:Jessica Szohr Hometown:Menomonee Falls, WI Birthday:March 31, 1985 About Born in Wisconsin, Jessica Szohr began modeling for Kohl’s Department Stores in high school. Szohr is most known for her role as Vanessa Abrams in the CW series Gossip Girl, but has also guest-starred in the television shows CSI: Miami, That’s So Raven, What About Brian and What I Like About You. In May 2011, Szohr announced she would be leaving the hit CW drama that made her a star after its fourth season.

A 3-year-old boy from Utah was left behind in a corn maze on Monday, October 9, and his mother is claiming it was an accident. The child was discovered by a Crazy Corn Maze employee at around 7:30 that evening. According to local news station KUTV, the toddler was “emotional” but calmed down when a police officer put a movie on her laptop for him to watch. “They got him to say his brother’s name and that was about it,” Josy Schmidt, who co-owns the attraction with her husband, told KUTV.