Woman's Day

Beyoncé and Jay-Z have been together for 16 years, an absolute eternity in the world of celebrity relationships. For the most part, they maintain tight control of their image as a blissful, mature couple, but that started to change in 2014, when TMZ released footage of the elevator fight that broke the internet. Though their long-prophesied divorce never came to pass, their relationship returned to the spotlight in 2016 with the release of Beyoncé's Lemonade and again this month with the release of their joint album Everything Is Love. Below, a recap of everything that's gone down between them, from "03 Bonnie and Clyde" and "Crazy In Love" to the On the Run tour and Becky with the good hair. 1997–2000: Jay-Z and Beyoncé meet at some point. In a 2008 Seventeen cover story, Bey said she met Jay when she was 18, so in late 1999 or 2000, and in a 2007 Charlie Rose interview, Jay said he'd met Bey "10 years ago," or in 1997. November 200...

A Candid Convo with Wendy Williams: Racism, "Dumb Women," and Ignoring the "Gangsters Behind Their Keyboards"

A Candid Convo with Wendy Williams: Racism, "Dumb Women," and Ignoring the "Gangsters Behind Their Keyboards" When Wendy Williams has something to say, people listen. Yes, she says it like she means it, and no, she doesn't care if you agree, disagree, or think it's too much. And with over 30 years in the media business—this month the talk show host is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of The Wendy Williams Show—she isn't quieting down anytime soon. To mark the show's anniversary and the launch of her Hunter Foundation's first-ever "Give Back Gala"–as well as Be Here, a campaign aiming to "change the face of addiction"–to raise funds for victims of drug and substance abuse, Williams stopped by Cosmopolitan.com HQ for some wide-ranging real talk about her biggest fears, what she really thinks of her critics, and her own struggle with cocaine and how she wants to help others. Oh, and and why she prefers to stay at ho...

The Kardashians are Reportedly Still Not Down with Tristan Thompson

Here's a Kardashian update that you probably already knew, but it's good to hear all the same let's be honest: The family is still not down with Tristan Thompson. And look, maybe it's because he very publicly cheated on Khloé multiple times while she was pregnant. Or maybe it's because LeBron is literally the only one doing anything for the Cavs right now? (I mean, credit where credit is due.) What the family is down with, however, is supporting Khloé and baby True in every capacity, and that includes an upcoming trip to Los Angeles she's reportedly planned. Following Mama Kris Jenner letting it slip that Khloé is indeed returning to Calabalas sometime soon, a source told People that Tristan will be going with her, even though they are "very unhappy" with him. “It will be interesting to see how they will treat him. Although Khloé defends him and her reasons to stay with him, her family feels she deserves much better,” the source told the...

Katy Perry Has So Much Money in Her Bank Account, It's Wild

You know that feeling when you stare at your bank account and you're just like womp-womp-womp. Yeah, Katy Perry never has that. Thanks to an extremely impressive music career and a ton of endorsements, the 33-year-old pop star is raking in cash faster than you can say "swish, swish, bish." Let's get the breakdown, shall we? Her Album Sales Are Insane in the Membrane Okay, time to acknowledge the elephant in the room: Katy Perry's newest album Witness flopped. She knows it, we know it, everyone knows it. But her overall album sales are massive. Per the Recording Industry Association of America, Katy's earned $98 million in digital singles (earning the #4 spot after Rihanna, Taylor Swift, and Eminem). Plus, she's had at least six of her singles make $5 million EACH, including "Firework," "California Gurls," and "Roar." Her Tour Sales? Also Hella Impressive Okay, again: The Witness tour ... not exactly impressi...