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Prince George has officially started a new royal chapter.

Prince William and Princess Kate accompanied their 13-year-old son as they dropped him off for his first day at Eton College — the same prestigious boarding school William attended from 1995 to 2000.

The moment echoed history: more than three decades ago, William was accompanied by his parents, then-Prince Charles and Princess Diana, as he arrived for his own first day at Eton.

George was welcomed by Head Master Simon Henderson and governing body chair Sir Nicholas Coleridge. Like every new student, he'll settle into a modest first-year room with help from his parents before eventually moving to larger accommodations.

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Alex Van Halen rips former bandmate Sammy Hagar, calling him a "complete idiot" in a new interview when asked about Hagar's memoir.

Hagar fired back on Instagram, writing, "This comment and post is so unnecessary at this time in our lives, but I guess the truth hurts sometimes. Peace already."

The two haven't spoken in 21 years, and Alex previously rejected an invitation to join Hagar's 2024 "Best of All Worlds" tour, saying the performances weren't "doing the band justice."

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Rob Lowe says Tom Cruise was his Hollywood "nemesis" who beat him out for two of the biggest roles of the '80s and '90s — "Top Gun" and "Jerry Maguire."

Lowe told the New York Post that he read the scripts and knew they'd be massive, but the part went to Cruise both times. Despite the losses, Lowe carved out his own legacy as a Brat Pack staple in "St. Elmo's Fire," "The Outsiders," and "Class" — then reinvented himself on "The West Wing" and "Parks and Recreation."

But there's another Hollywood miss that still stings: John Hughes never cast him in a single film. Not "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Not "The Breakfast Club." Lowe said Hughes "never got what I was selling" — and his theory about why is brutally honest.

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus says there was "tons" of friction behind the scenes of "Seinfeld" as she, Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David clashed over getting the groundbreaking NBC comedy right.

The actress told the "Friends Keep Secrets" podcast that while the creators were "collaborative" with the cast, "sometimes there was an argument." She said the tension was simply the cost of excellence: "It's hard to do anything really well and it takes a lot of work and you're gonna butt heads."

Louis-Dreyfus also revealed that she feared NBC would never greenlight the show, saying after watching the first four episodes: "The network is too stupid. They'll never pick it up."

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have quietly returned to the U.K. and are living a life that looks remarkably like the "half-in, half-out" arrangement Queen Elizabeth II firmly rejected before her death — private residence outside London, kids enrolled in British schools, commercial ventures intact, no royal duties.

Royal experts say Harry may feel vindicated, but the late queen spent 70 years drawing a hard line between the crown and personal freedom. She told Harry it was "all in or all out." King Charles has maintained that position, though sources say he's more open to private family reconciliation. Prince William, however, remains resistant to any formal restoration of royal duties for his brother.

The Sussexes are keeping details of their home and their children's school closely guarded — and Meghan is reportedly in early talks for a role in the Netflix drama "The Gentlemen."

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"Happy Days" star Linda Purl just turned 71 — and she's not slowing down. The actress, who played Fonzie's fiancée on the iconic sitcom, is starring in an off-Broadway one-woman show this month directed by her former costar Anson Williams, she just released a jazz album called "From My Heart," and has been running a sourdough bread company with boyfriend Patrick Duffy that now sits in over 2,300 Kroger stores.

The actress, who turned 71 on Wednesday, was seen grabbing cake at a market in Los Angeles.

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O.J. Simpson joked about a white Bronco's "great escapability" on camera — telling used car shoppers that if you "gotta get away, it has escapability" — while filming a hidden-camera prank show years after his acquittal for double murder.

The resurfaced footage is the centerpiece of a new Investigation Discovery docuseries, "O.J. Unseen: Exploitation of Evil," premiering Sept. 7. Filmmaker Rebecca Halpern told Fox News Digital that Simpson was "a malignant narcissist and megalomaniac who thought he could get away with anything."

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Barbara Eden, 95, pulled out of the Cinecon Classic Film Festival in Los Angeles just before she was set to receive a lifetime achievement award — and the announcement of a "sudden illness" sent fans into a panic.

But the "I Dream of Jeannie" star quickly set the record straight on social media, posting a photo of herself smiling and explaining that a newly prescribed medication had caused side effects.

"This is just a speedbump!" Eden wrote. "I expect to be out and about as soon as I'm given the go-ahead." Her co-star Pat Boone accepted the Cinecon Legacy Award on her behalf.

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Michael Rapaport torched Macklemore as a "clown" after the rapper chanted "Free Palestine" and performed his anti-Israel protest song "Hind's Hall" at Ed Sheeran's MetLife Stadium shows.

Macklemore, who is opening for Sheeran's entire U.S. Loop Tour, told the stadium crowd that advocating for Palestine was "a big part of the reason" he wanted to do the tour in the first place.

Rapaport went after Sheeran directly: "So Ed Sheeran is ok with this p--- stain opening up for him? Sweet Ed Sheeran?"

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Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun just hit a major relationship milestone — the couple was spotted on a smoothie run in Los Angeles with Braun's kids, one year after they first connected at Jeff Bezos' wedding in Venice.

Relationship experts say the move is significant. Most parents won't introduce a love interest to their children unless they see long-term potential, and at 28, Sweeney is still in the middle of a career surge that shows no signs of slowing down. The 17-year age gap, three kids, and two of the most demanding schedules in entertainment make this one of Hollywood's most complicated power pairings.

Experts warn the couple will need to protect Braun's children from the spotlight and maintain their own romantic connection — or risk the relationship drying up under the weight of it all.

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Donna Mills is 85 years old and still crushing 100 sit-ups a day, 50 leg lifts, up to an hour on the bike, and tennis five times a week. The former ballerina credits her early dance training for the discipline that's kept her going for decades.

But even the most disciplined routines have a weak spot. Mills says she's a self-proclaimed "Doritos addict" — nacho cheese, specifically — and every set she's ever worked on has known to keep a bag in her trailer.