David Boreanaz

Big name actors took to the picket lines in Los Angeles and New York City on Monday in support of the SAG-AFTRA strike. Actors joined Hollywood's screen and television writers, who have been on strike since May 2, last week when their union authorized the strike amid concerns over the use of artificial intelligence, streaming residuals and other pressing issues. Busy Phillipps, Hilary Duff, Kevin Bacon, Nina Dobrev and David Boreanaz were just a few of the household names picketing alongside other working actors and writers. Dobrev, 34, hit the picket line outside of the Manhattan headquarters of Warner Bros., Discovery and Netflix. The Out-Laws actress kept her outfit simple and casual in a pair of black leggings, a black t-shirt and black sneakers. She carried a bright yellow, cloth tote bag over one shoulder and held her picket sign with the other arm.

Spuffy fans, rejoice! Sarah Michelle Gellar and James Marsters had an unexpected "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" reunion at the "Wolf Pack" premiere on 19 Jan.

Gellar played "Buffy"'s vampire-slaying title character from 1997 to 2003. Her primary love interest on the show was initially a vampire with a soul named Angel (played by David Boreanaz). Ultimately, Marsters's more menacing vampire character, Spike, would swoop in as another one of Buffy's love interests, and their enemies-to-lovers storyline stole hearts, creating a ship war within the "Buffy" fandom that could only be compared to "Twilight"'s Team Edward vs. Team Jacob.

Stuntman David Lea died from lung cancer on August 6 at age 67. Lea doubled for Michael Keaton in Batman movies, braved brutal fight scenes with Sylvester Stallone in Tango & Cash and worked with several other A-listers in movies such as Wild, Wild West and The Commando. In exclusive interviews with DailyMail.com, his daughter, friends and colleagues tell how British-born Lea was tough as nails and committed to his work. In exclusive interviews with DailyMail.com, his daughter, friends and colleagues tell how British-born Lea was tough as nails and committed to his work. Lea's mentee, trainee stuntwoman Nora Perez, revealed how he took a knife wound down to the bone on camera but didn't flinch until the scene was over. His daughter Angel said Lea was working until just a few weeks ago, and that his lung cancer moved swiftly.

Rachel Uchitel is making headlines right now for finally opening up about her torrid former affair with pro golfer Tiger Woods, but as it turns out, there’s a lot more to know about the infamous other woman!

Of course, we’ve been reporting on Uchitel’s first-ever sit-down interview to discuss her relationship with the then-married Woods as part of HBO‘s two-part documentary on the golf legend.