In a recent Page Six interview I was asked if I missed hosting the pre-award Red Carpet shows. I said something like, “No, not the way they are now. If it was fun again, yeah, but now? Who wants to go back to the party just to clean up?” Over the past few years, the Red Carpet shows appeared to have been on-life support;
"Whether they're 20, or they're 100...we're all people. We're all aging together." Melissa Rivers and other celebrities have joined a growing movement.On March 27, AgeMarch/AgeMagnificent created their first ever virtual event amid the coronavirus pandemic, hosted by Traci Melchor and Matt Jackson."This movement is to celebrate age pride for all ages, race, genders, and sexual orientations, to end our Anti-Age culture
Melissa Rivers feels like one lucky mom to have her son, Cooper Endicott, in her life. Over the years, the Fashion Police alum and her only child have enjoyed countless memories, and the bond the two share is evident in their sweetest photos. The TV personality welcomed Cooper, who was born with the full name Edgar Cooper, on December 1, 2000. Melissa shares Cooper
RIP to the red carpet. According to Melissa Rivers, “Fashion Police” co-host and daughter of late style legend Joan Rivers, the days of glamorous awards show arrivals might be over — and not just because of the COVID-19 pandemic. “I think the red carpet has been on life support for quite a while, sadly,” Rivers, 53, told Page Six Style
TV personality Melissa Rivers, the only daughter of late comedian Joan Rivers, is an empty-nester as her only son, Cooper Endicott, started college in 2019. Born in January 1968 to comedian Joan Rivers and film and TV producer Edgar Rosenberg, Melissa followed in her parents’ footsteps and became an entertainer herself. Apart from taking small acting gigs in “Shalom Sesame” and “Beverly Hills, 90210,”