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The life of a legendary rock ‘n’ roller in the ’60s and ’70s typically consisted of sex and partying, but that can’t be said about music icon Charlie Watts. The late Rolling Stones drummer gave up a life of entertaining groupies because he was so in love with his wife, Shirley Watts. Tragically, Charlie died at age 80 on August 24. Though a cause of death has yet to be revealed, a spokesman for the “Sympathy for the Devil” artist confirmed the news to Closer, calling Charlie a “cherished husband, father and grandfather. [Read More]

Aww! Masterchef star Gordon Ramsay took a little break from his numerous TV shows like Hell’s Kitchen and 24 Hrs to Hell and Back to have a sweet father-son outing with his baby boy, Oscar James. “Walk in the Park with my new best mate ! @oscarjramsay,” the dad-of-fivecaptioned two adorable pics of him holding Oscar in a BABYBJÖRN carrier outside. Since Gordon announced that he and his beautiful wife, Tana Ramsay, welcomed their son on Thursday, April 4, he has been feeling a whole bunch of new joy that only a baby can offer. [Read More]

What’s the best cure for getting over an ex? Spending some quality mother-daughter time, of course, and that’s exactly what Katie Holmes did with Suri Cruise on Monday, August 19. The stylish twosome were spotted in New York City soon after news that the Dawson’s Creek actress, 40, had split from Jamie Foxx started making the rounds. Closer Weekly can confirm that Katie and the Ray actor, 51, have broken up after six years of dating. [Read More]

It's not listed as a duet, but Miranda Lambert's song "Pushin' Time" prominently features her boyfriend Anderson East. The couple sing of resisting and finally giving into their feelings during this soft love song. Lambert wrote "Pushin' Time" with Foy Vance and Natalie Hemby. She's specific with details, recalling a certain sunset and how when she disappeared to get a drink, "you still kept your eyes on me."  East provides harmonies, but his vocals are turned up to almost match Lambert's on the ballad. [Read More]