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Victoria Beckham had to relive some pretty rough times while appearing on Wednesday's episode of the "Call Her Daddy" podcast -- because she was asked about her husband David's alleged affair.

Here's a bit of background for you ... David's former assistant, Rebecca Loos, claimed in 2004 she hooked up with the soccer star for four months following his transfer from Manchester United to Real Madrid, according to the New York Post.

Although David has denied Loos' claims about the affair, Loos has always maintained her story about their connection ... she claimed she "never lied about a single thing" on an episode of "60 Minutes Australia" earlier this year.

It looks like Jon Bon Jovi's getting back on the road again ... because he just announced the dates for his upcoming "Forever" tour.

The singer and his band are set to make their big return to the stage in July 2026 for four nights at Madison Square Garden in New York City, before they fly across the pond for a string of dates in the UK and Ireland, according to Variety.

Jon released a statement to go along with the announcement, describing himself as "deeply grateful" for the patience of both his fans and his band members in planning the tour.

Misty Copeland's calling time on her tenure with the American Ballet Theatre ... because she's set to give her final performance with the group on Wednesday.

The performance, which will see the dancer returning to the stage after a five-year pause from the ABT, will take place as part of the organization's Fall Gala, which will be held at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center in New York City, according to USA Today.

She's set to perform excerpts from “Romeo and Juliet” and “Sinatra Suite,” and the event's expected to draw some big names, including Oprah Winfrey.

Oh, and although tickets to the Gala ended up selling out, a simulcast will be held at Alice Tully Hall inside Lincoln Center.

Copeland made headlines back in 2015, when she became the first Black woman to become the ABT's principal dancer. She'd been involved with the group for several years prior to receiving the distinction.

The dancer announced she'd be taking her final bow with the ABT back in June, and she shared a post on her Instagram account to let her fans know about her decision.

Jonas Pate has been around in Hollywood for several decades now ... and he's had some pretty interesting times in the biz.

Pate has worn plenty of hats -- including director, showrunner, and writer -- over the course of his career, during which he created one of the most popular shows on Netflix.

We're going to take a look into the life and times of the producer ... and see how he was allegedly involved in a troubling on-set incident.

Graham Platner revealed he got some fresh new ink ... to cover up a tattoo resembling a Nazi symbol.

Platner, an oyster farmer in Maine who's currently running for U.S. Senate, caught plenty of heat this week when a video resurfaced showing him dancing shirtless at a wedding ... with a skull-and-crossbones tattoo visible on his chest, according to the Associated Press. The tattoo is of the Totenkopf, a "death's head" symbol used by Nazi SS officers in WWII and white supremacists since.

It's no secret Jen Psaki's not a fan of the Trump administration ... and one of her main concerns is actually J.D. Vance.

Psaki shared a few choice words about the vice president on Tuesday's episode of the "I've Had It" podcast ... she declared he is actually "scarier" than POTUS.

Psaki said Vance is willing to do whatever it takes to gain more political power -- including bending the knee to his own supporters when he felt it was necessary.

President Donald Trump is reportedly demanding the U.S. Department of Justice fork over about $230 million as compensation for its previous criminal investigations of him ... this according to a report from The New York Times.

POTUS is reportedly angry about being investigated by the DOJ, and he's looking to collect a bunch of money for what he thinks were violations of his rights.

It's important to note 47 hasn't filed any lawsuits against the DOJ, and is apparently pursuing the complaints through an administrative claim process ... which often come before actual lawsuits.

It looks like Kurt Suzuki's going to be putting on a Los Angeles Angels uniform again ... because he's reportedly set to serve as the team's next manager.

Sources spoke to ESPN and claimed the athlete has been called up to lead the team, which hasn't made it to the postseason since 2014.

Kurt spent a total of 16 seasons playing catcher in the MLB, and he was part of the Washington Nationals when they won the World Series in 2019.

The athlete spent his final two years as a player with the Angels, and he was later hired as a special assistant to the team's general manager, Perry Minasian.

Although former Angels Albert Pujols and Torii Hunter were reportedly in consideration for the gig, Kurt apparently came out on top.

He'll be replacing Ron Washington, who had to sit out much of the 2025 season to deal with health issues.

Ecuadorian singer Paulina Tamayo has died, according to a post shared on her official Instagram account.

The post included a brief memorial statement honoring the performer ... her cause of death hasn't been released.

Another tribute was shared by her son Willie, who described his mother as "the love of my life" in a post on Instagram. Ecuador's president also posted a memorial on X, according to CNN.

Dax Shepard's been pretty open about his marriage with Kristen Bell in the past, and he took it a step further on Tuesday when he spoke about his relationship with his ex Briegh Morrison -- when she was right behind him!

The conversation went down during a special segment of his widely popular "Armchair Expert" podcast titled "Mom's Car," where he drove Morrison around in Bell's car and did a deep dive into their romance, which lasted nine years.

At one point, Shepard told his ex -- with whom he had an open relationship -- he ended up developing a "deep fear" of never finding love again after their split, which was apparently amicable.

Briegh also weighed in on the breakup and said she saw herself settling down and starting a family with the actor ... which obviously didn't pan out in the end. She eventually found love and ended up with Marvel exec Brad Winderbaum, according to E! News.

Although Shepard described himself as "disoriented" after the split, he admitted he stayed close with Morrison -- now Mrs. Winderbaum -- and revealed she'd hang around his house, and eventually built a rapport with Bell.

Oh, and it's worth noting the actor claimed he's friends with all of his exes -- which stood in contrast to his now-wife Kristen, who wasn't exactly as friendly with her former partners.

Pastor Marvin Winans wasn't exactly preaching to the choir when he confronted a member of his congregation about a donation ... because he's come under fire for his actions at his Perfecting Church's recent "Day Of Giving" event in Detroit.

Here's what went down ... Winans reportedly made a request for "$1,000 plus $1,000" from congregants, many of whom formed a line to present him with their donations, according to BET.

However, a parishioner presented the pastor with a donation of $1,235, and he quickly responded by stating she hadn't been "listening to what I'm saying."

During the Sunday event, Winans explained he'd asked for a total of $2,000 from the congregants, and when the parishioner said she'd work on getting him the remaining $800, he quipped, "That ain't what I asked you to do."

The pastor's actions went viral on social media Monday, and he was criticized by plenty of folks who felt as if he'd called out the parishioner in front of the whole congregation.

Perfecting Church has reportedly been fundraising to complete its building ever since the early 2000s, although actual construction on the church's site has been intermittent for decades, according to the Michigan Chronicle.

It's official, folks ... demolition has begun on the White House's East Wing as part of President Donald Trump's plan for constructing a new ballroom.

Construction workers tore down the facade of the East Wing on Monday, and the demolition was overseen by several members of the Secret Service as it took place, according to The Washington Post ... the massive hole and the interior of the White House was visible to the public.

Trump was nearby attending an event held in another part of the White House, to honor the Louisiana State University and LSU Shreveport baseball teams, and he did let the attendees know they might hear the sounds of demolition.

The President posted about the project on Truth Social, describing the construction of the ballroom as "much-needed."

FYI ... the East Wing is typically reserved for the First Lady's activities -- in this case, Melania Trump -- and her team. Staffers stationed in the East Wing were relocated prior to the start of demolition.

Trump stated his new ballroom would be able to hold up to 900 people, even though the initial plans only accounted for a maximum capacity of 650, according to NBC News. The construction began even without approval from the National Capital Planning Commission, which approves construction and renovations to D.C. government buildings, NPR reports.

Stacey Hatfield built a sizable audience for herself through her presence on social media, where she promoted her personal brand and shared tips about natural living.

However, the influencer's career was cut short when she suddenly died -- just after she became a mother.

We're going to take a look into the social media figure's background and see what led up to her tragic and unexpected death.

Chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky unexpectedly passed away in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The media figure's death was announced by his chess club, the Charlotte Chess Center, and they shared a message on X on Monday to ask Naroditsky's fans to allow his family space to grieve. A cause of death wasn't given.

Naroditsky began his chess career at a young age, and he became the world champion in the Boys Under 12 category at the World Youth Chess tournament in 2007, according to The New York Times.

Callum Turner's a pretty lucky guy, given his engagement to Dua Lipa ... and he just revealed the pickup line he used on her when they first met.

The performer told The Sunday Times he ended up sitting next to the pop star at a mutual friend's birthday party back in the day, and he realized they'd both been reading Hernan Diaz's book "Trust."

Callum and Dua then figured out they'd both just finished the first chapter of the book, and the actor recalled telling her they were "on the same page" -- guys, take notes.

It looks like Mike Johnson got a kick out of Donald Trump's A.I.-generated response to the "No Kings" protests ... because he just defended the clip at a news conference.

Here's the deal ... POTUS shared a video created with A.I. on his Truth Social account on Saturday, which showed him flying a fighter jet and dropping what appeared to be poop all over protesters.

Oh, and 47 made sure to have a crown generated on his head for the video ... just in case his response to the "No Kings" protests wasn't subtle enough.