News about Sandra Lee

The television chef, 56, and the Algerian actor, 43, are enjoying a luxury holiday in the French costal town, and they looked like the epitome of a happy couple as they soaked up the sun on Monday. During the outing, the pair, who started dating early last year and were predicted to have engaged in August, were seen sporting strange bands on their ring fingers. Unfortunately, it's unclear if or not the jewelry pieces indicate that they are now husband and wife, but it's also likely that they weary in secrecy as they have remained tense about their love. As they strolled through the popular tourist destination, the couple could hardly take their hands off one another. They were in such good spirits as they walked hand in hand, chatting, giggling, and yelling from ear to ear. The Food Network star, who previously battled breast cancer, revealed that after undergoing a hysterectomy in March, she had a strangely low amount of estrogen in her body.

Madison, 38, a US wrangler, has a number of pilar cysts, which are characteristic benign cysts that arise from hair follicles, as seen on the right. On tonight's episode of Dr. Pimple Popper (Dr. Sandra Lee inset), he has them removed (Dr. Sandra Lee inset). Madison first noticed a bump when he was 14, which has now grown to the size of a ping-pong ball; whilst the others are like mushy peas

Patient Aimee (left), 33, of California, has a number of pilar cysts (right), as well as rare benign cysts that arise from hair follicles. She first noticed the changes more than a decade ago and is now so self-conscious that she meticulously styles her hair to cover them entirely. On tonight's episode of Dr. Pimple Popper, which is also on TLC, Dr. Sandra Lee (inset) is able to delete them.

On Monday, Mark Ronson paid tribute to his wife Grace Gummer's first wedding anniversary by posting a sincere tribute as well as a slew of vacation photos. When reflecting on their whirlwind romance, he confessed that before meeting actress Meryl Streep, 36, he couldn't relate to some of his friends' love stories. 'When people used to tell me their spouse was their best friend,' he said, "they were either spouting hallmark nonsense or that they were some strange phenomenon of love."