Ian Somerhalder is ditching Mystic Falls for the bottom of the ocean as he explores how climate change is raising the temperatures of the Earth’s bodies of water, which in turn can lead to cataclysmic storms.
“It’ll still scare the s— out of you,” Somerhalder tells PEOPLE of what he learned while filming National Geographic’s Years of Living Dangerously, “but it’ll enlighten you to what’s going on.”
After three wild decades of fame, Jon Bon Jovi opens up about life on the road – and how he and wife Dorothea keep their love strong. Subscribe now for his untold story, only in PEOPLE!
There’s Bon Jovi and there’s the Bongiovis. After 27 years together, Jon Bon Jovi and his wife Dorothea — who along with their four kids, use his given last name — have somehow managed to keep the two very separate.
There’s a certain set of rules that every New Yorker tends to live their life by: Black isn’t just the color of every piece of clothing you own, it’s a way of life; nine times out of 10 that water that just splashed on your head is not from a rain cloud, and a bagel is acceptable for all meals. Gigi Hadid is a recent transplant to the Big Apple, which is why (we assume) she just broke a cardinal rule of city dwelling Tuesday: She let her beautiful long coat drag across our grime- and pigeon poop-infested sidewalks.
Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle are two people who may or may not be dating, but certainly seem pretty well suited for one another.
It began as one of Lori McKenna‘s “spaghetti days” — the kind of day when the mom of five drops her kids off at school, picks up one of the guitars around her Stoughton, Mass., house, sits at her dining table with a cup of coffee and begins to write a tune. “If I start writing, I don’t get anything else done, ” McKenna explains. “And I can cook spaghetti in like 10 minutes!”