Lily Collins has recently recalled attending first Phil Collins’ Genesis concert during an appearance on Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live.

“You know the funny thing is that I have these memories as a kid of songs that I don’t know if they’re actually real,” said the Emily in Paris star.

Lily told the host, “Because they were like, in my head, as I was maybe in the womb.”

The actress explained, “But then when I went to the first Genesis concert that I actually remembered as an adult, there were songs that came on that I went, ‘That’s a real song?’”

“I thought that was just a melody in my head,” she remarked.

Lily admitted, “It was really weird.”

The actress shared her favourite Phil’s song, saying, “Probably ‘In the Air Tonight,’ there’s too many.”

Lily, who is the daughter of Phil and Jill Tavelman, spoke to Glamour about not changing her last name.

“I’m so incredibly proud of what my surname represents, for what my dad’s done,” she told the outlet.

The Love Rosie actress continued, “And I’m an incredibly proud daughter, but I am going on my own path, my own journey. I didn’t want to change my last name.”

“I so badly wanted to always fight that, because it wasn’t the place that I was coming from. And so, I am really proud of where I am today because I know how hard I work,” she added.

Lily Allen gets candid about protecting her mental health amid press scrutiny.

Speaking on the latest episode of Miss Me? podcast, Lily responded to the question about keeping her “brain safe”.

“I think that I’m learning that my ego is such a big part of it, and I think that I get a little dopamine rush from people telling me that I look good or that they like my old music and that they listen to the podcast,” said the 39-year-old.

Lily stated, “But then I also have to be subjected to seeing way more horrible stuff than positive.”

“I’m a control freak, so I know that there are these things that are being said about me, and a part of me needs to know what they are, and I think I have to let go of that,” explained the singer and actress.

Lily remarked, “I have to not search my name. I have to not look at Daily Mail articles when they write them. It doesn’t service me in any way.”

She continued, “It’s very intrinsically linked to my own self-hatred, so if I’m feeling low, I will do it because it proves to me what a piece of mess I am… sorry I’m gonna cry.”

Lily pointed out, “So I go looking for it, because then I know that it’s true, I know that the way that I’m feeling is real. And there’s a lot of it out there.”

“So yeah, I just have to try and cut myself off from it, I think, to keep myself safe,” she added.

Elle King and fiancé Dan Tooker are expecting a second baby soon after reconciling.

The singer shared the news of her pregnancy taking to her Instagram with a post a week after revealing that she and her ex-fiancé got back together.

Rob Schneider’s 35-year-old daughter shared a video Monday of their gender reveal party, that showed blue confetti raining down, hence confirming the couple waiting to welcome another son in the world.

The couple, who started dating in 2019, are already the parents to 3-year-old son Lucky, who was born in 2021.

“Doubling down,” King wrote in the caption of the post, noting down a blue heart emoji. The video showed the star debuting her baby bump in a romper.

The couple proposed to each other the next year and revealed in March 2021 that they had begun a family after experiencing many miscarriages, welcoming their baby in September.

By May 2023, King and Tooker had split up, as the songwriter teased when she performed wearing a “Single” jacket.

However, King addressed her and Tooker’s reconciliation to People last week.

“I’ll try anything twice,” the musician said, calling their son “worth all the effort in the world.”

She continued, “We have everything that both of us have ever wanted right here. Let’s put our weapons down. Come on. This is it. This is life. It doesn’t get better than this.”

Janet Jackson never apologised for her comments about Kamala Harris’ race.

A representative for the songstress told Variety on Sunday that the “apology”, regarding her comments about Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris’ racial background, making rounds on the internet was made by someone who claimed to be her manager, but is not.

The unauthorised “apology,” first put out by Buzzfeed and thereafter repeated by numerous popular sources, was made by a man named Mo Elmasri, who, seemingly incorrectly, claimed to be the singer’s manager.

However, Randy, the songstress’ brother, has been managing her for several years now.

According to Variety, the siblings are said to be processing the grief for their older brother Tito’s death, who passed away last Sunday at the age of 70, and haven’t been available to give any kind of comments.

Elmasri stated to the outlet in an email, “I no longer work for her. I was fired by Janet and Randy, after attempts to improve her image in front of public opinion and her fans, and this is something I do not deserve,” providing all of his “support” to Vice President Harris.