Why Lenny Kravitz Considers Albums His 'Defining Chapters' as He Extends Las Vegas Residency (Exclusive)

Lenny Kravitz.Photo:Mark Seliger Mark Seliger Lenny Kravitz performs during his Las Vegas residency in October 2024.Brian Prahl / SplashNews Brian Prahl / SplashNews While he’s undoubtedly known for his music, much is made of Kravitz’s sometimes eclectic lifestyle — he’s often barefoot and was seen last year in the gymworking out in leather pants, boots and sunglasses. Kravitz takes it all in stride, saying his music and lifestyle go hand in hand.

Why Mario Says He Would've Given Boyz II Men the Trophy If He WonThe Masked SingerSeason 12 (Exclusive)

‘The Masked Singer’ season 12 competitors Mario (left) and Boyz II Men.Photo:FilmMagic; NBCU Photo Bank via Getty FilmMagic; NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Mariofound his wings asThe Masked Singer’s Wasp. “It gave me a chance to be myself outside of myself,” Mario, who placed second on season 12, tells PEOPLE. “There are a lot of [things] in the Wasp’s life, like him having to constantly be on the move and being one of the bigger species of his kind, yet at the same time being vulnerable to other things in the world.

Why Marlee Matlin Calls Longtime Friend Henry Winkler Her 'Fairy Godfather' (Exclusive)

Marlee Matlin, Henry Winkler.Photo:Neilson Barnard/Getty; Amy Sussman/Getty Neilson Barnard/Getty; Amy Sussman/Getty Marlee Matlinhas countedHenry Winkleras a close friend for decades, as a new documentary about the Oscar-winning actress attests. In director Shoshannah Stern’s new project,Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, which premiered at theSundance Film Festivalon Thursday, Jan. 23, Matlin, 59, and Winkler, 79, reflect together, and in individual on-camera interviews, on their close friendship — which began when theHappy Daysstar saw a 12-year-old Matlin onstage in a Chicago variety show.

Why Matthew Lillard Thinks HisScooby-DooCharacter Shaggy Would '100%' Survive Ghostface’s Wrath in aScreamMovie

Getty; Everett “[Shaggy] would 100% kick ass, ‘cause he would literally look at the first dead person and run for days,” Lillard, 55, said. “He would do what every normal person would do, which is like, ‘I’m out! I don’t wanna be here! I don’t need to save anyone else. I’m leaving.' " Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

Why One Groom's Grandparents Made Him Burst Into Tears at His Wedding: See the Viral Video

Photo:Courtesy of Faye Plunkett Courtesy of Faye Plunkett It’s common for grooms to get emotional when the bride walks down the aisle, but it’s not-so-common for a groom’s grandparents to bring him to tears first. George Peirce kept it together during most of his wedding processional on July 20, 2024, but couldn’t hold back his tears when he saw his grandparents, Brian Bayliss, 82, and Jenny Bayliss, 80, walking arm in arm and spreading flower petals.