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Jessica Alba belongs firmly in the second category.

For one generation, she's Max Guevara from Dark Angel. For another, she's Sue Storm from Fantastic Four or Nancy Callahan from Sin City.

And then she did something Hollywood doesn't always expect from its stars: she built an entirely different identity outside acting.

Entrepreneur. Founder. Mother. Advocate. Businesswoman.

Her journey from a young actress dreaming of Hollywood to co-founding The Honest Company is filled with reinvention, ambition, career highs, personal changes, and more than a few unexpected turns.

The Jessica Alba you remember from the early 2000s is only the beginning of the story.

Explore her complete journey on Gosschips. ✨

The Golden Globes are trying to be "credible but cool," and the 2027 lineup is already looking chaotic. Nikki Glaser is returning to the mic (expect roasting), and the new rules are officially letting AI-assisted performances onto the ballot. 🎞️🤖

It’s the intersection of high-glam Hollywood and the tech-dystopia we're all living in. Will we see a digital likeness take home a statue? The drama is already scripted.

In a world of perfectly timed waves and stiff upper lips, Prince Louis Arthur Charles is a breath of fresh, chaotic air. He is the reminder that beneath the titles and the history, there is the beautiful, messy reality of childhood.

In a town obsessed with "polished," Viola Davis chose "real." Her performances aren't just acting; they are excavations of the human soul. Whether she’s wiping off her makeup as Annalise Keating or delivering a heart-shattering monologue in Fences, she reminds us that power is often found in the wreckage. 🕯️🎞️

Google searches aren't just data—they’re a collective mood board for humanity. Right now, that mood is a mix of high-stakes political thrillers, Super Bowl halftime weddings, and the eternal "Are they/Aren't they" of our favorite celebrity couples.

We’re looking at why Timothée Chalamet is living in the search bar and how Lady Gaga crashed a fake wedding in the middle of a football field. It’s chaotic, it’s glamorous, and it’s exactly why we love Hollywood. 🥂✨

Hollywood executives are officially shaking. In a world of endless reboots, Project Hail Mary just proved that if you give us a smart script, a high-stakes cosmic mystery, and Ryan Gosling in a flight suit, we will show up.

Can we just appreciate that a vampire epic (Sinners) and a Guillermo del Toro masterpiece (Frankenstein) dominated the nominations this year? Hollywood is finally healing.

Paul Thomas Anderson finally got his Best Picture and Director flowers for One Battle After Another, and Jessie Buckley gave the most emotional speech of the night for Hamnet. Also, KPop Demon Hunters winning Best Animated Feature AND Best Original Song? The taste! 💅✨

There’s something so refreshing about Gal Gadot’s trajectory. She didn't just "show up" in Hollywood; she brought two years of military experience, a law school mindset, and the resilience of someone who was told "no" more times than she can count.