Last fall, Linda Evangelista revealed that she had been "brutally disfigured" after she underwent CoolSculpting. She had been in hiding for five years, she explained, after her "fat-freezing" procedure in 2015 and 2016 had a rare side effect. She's suing Zeltiq Aesthetics Inc. for $50 million, claiming that she's been unable to work since the procedure, which hardened and expanded areas around her bra line, jawline, and thighs instead of shrinking them.

Ilkay Gundogan has finally received his FA Cup winners' medal after initially missing out on one despite his final heroics for Manchester City at Wembley. Gundogan inspired City to their second major trophy of the season and kept them on course for a historic Treble by scoring twice in their 2-1 win over arch-rivals Manchester United on Saturday. The City captain first powered home the fastest FA Cup final goal of all time to fire them in front, volleying past David de Gea and into the top-right corner after a mere 12 seconds.

Rocker Keith Urban has cancelled upcoming shows to be with his Australian actress wife Nicole Kidman, who is 'beside herself' following the shock death of her father, Dr Antony Kidman. 'Keith vowed to be with her as long as he needs to during this horrible time and he is supporting his wife to the fullest,' reports Us Weekly. 'She is beyond devastated and in total shock.'  Kidman's father passed away after falling in a hotel during a reported visit to Singapore to see his youngest daughter Antonia, and Keith had told fans 'we are in a deep state of grief'.

NEW YORK (CelebrityAccess)  — Warner Music Group announced that Carletta Higginson has been hired as Executive Vice President, Chief Digital Officer. In her new post at WMG, Higginson will oversee WMG’s global digital partnerships, from deal-making through account management, and will also be tasked with innovating new commercial opportunities through digital partnerships. Higginson, who is based in New York, will officially take up her new role at WMG on October 16th, reporting to WMG CEO Robert Kyncl.

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