Ryan Gosling could be bringing home his first Oscar statuette on Sunday night. However, we can be seeing his statue whenever we want at Madame Tussauds Hollywood.
That is because the actor is getting a new one, just in time for the Academy Awards. Although, you would think they would’ve gone with him as Ken from Barbie as comepared to his normal Ken.
Want to feel old? Today is Justin Bieber’s 30th birthday.
In honor of that, Madame Tussauds Hollywood debuted the singer’s new wax figure. And it looks just like him, down to the small cross tattoo below his left eye.
Do you think it looks like the man who is no longer a baby, baby, baby, oh?
Tomorrow is Drew Barrymore’s birthday, and she is getting something she has never had before for her 49th birthday.
What is it? The actress was surprised on her daytime talk show on February 22nd that she is finally getting her own wax statue at Madame Tussauds.
Can you believe that she has never had one even though she is one of the biggest child stars ever and has been working nonstop for over 40 years? I mean, you think she would have had one for E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, but nope.
Seriously, even her alien friend with a glowing finger had one before her. That is a sacrilege. And thankfully, that sin is being corrected.
You can tell that she is super excited for this to happen because she never thought that it would. But it is. And I can’t wait to see which era of Drew Barrymore they choose to turn into a lifesize candle.
Which Drew do you think the wax museum should choose?
Madame Tussauds Blackpool revealed its Beyoncé wax figure, and people are questioning if it looks more like Leah Remini. Because it does.
What does the actress think of the comparison? “I am screaming! And loving all the tweets,” she wrote. “This perimenopausal woman will take any and all comparisons to the beautiful Beyoncé!”
You can’t blame her for loving it. Although, she has to remember she is beautiful in her own right.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a wax figure at Madame Tussauds? Well, Andy Cohen showed us several of the steps.
It involves taking a lot of photos, matching his eye color with fake eyes, putting his hands in a mold, measuring his feet, matching his skin and hair color, and measuring his body.
It is a lot of work. But you get a permanent likeness of yourself that people will pay to see.
You just have to hope the museum doesn’t put a wick in you because then you are done.
Cohen’s lifesize candle will debut later this year in New York.
