Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore have worked together multiple times during their careers. Beyond that, they’re also very close friends and loyal supporters. Anyone who’s seen their on-screen chemistry can tell that they enjoy each other’s company. Even better, they love to make each other laugh. But this famous friendship would never have happened if Barrymore hadn’t decided that she had to work with Sandler. It was thanks to her determination that they ever collaborated on a movie.

President Barack Obama has left the White House with a complex legacy. He’s a Nobel Prize winner who presided over the rise of drone warfare. He was the country’s first black president during years of stunning racial strife. He reformed the health-care system and celebrated the victory of same-sex marriage, yet he couldn’t close Guantanamo Bay or rein in the surveillance state, and now risks seeing his achievements unraveled by the Trump administration.

There were many stories that played out in Love Actually. Some of them weren’t completely scripted so actors got to improvise. January Jones is one of those actors and this is how she helped create her funny scene. January Jones played Jeannie in ‘Love Actually’ Colin (Kris Marshall) isn’t hitting it off with English women so he decides to go to America to try his luck with women there in Love Actually.

Tom Petty put his stamp on his Christmas song within the first few seconds of the tune starting. The man who once forgot the words to one of his hit songs gave fans memorable lyrics for the holiday season with “Christmas All Over Again.” Petty also gave keen-eared listeners an easter egg with the help of one of his longtime collaborators. Tom Petty recorded ‘Christmas All Over Again’ for a benefit album After a snare drum roll opens the song, Petty’s crystal clear guitar and distinctive voice join “Christmas All Over Again” within the first 20 seconds of the song.

STACY LONDON Bennett Raglin/Getty Though the bulk of London's locks are not gray, it's the hair color she's synonymous with, thanks to her signature silver streak. After an adolescent battle with psoriasis (complete with intensive treatments), that portion of her hair grew in gray, so she just went with it. "I never tried to hide it," she told the New York Times. A good call, as it later became her trademark: When she was working as a Pantene spokesperson, “I had a clause in my contract that said they couldn’t dye the gray.