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While filming Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde, Reese Witherspoon had it written into her contract that she could keep Elle Woods' entire wardrobe. This included the pink Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis-inspired outfit, as well as 77 pairs (yes, 77!!!) of Jimmy Choo shoes.

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Now that The Devil Wears Prada 2 is about to be released, it's hard not to look up truly fascinating facts about the original film from 2006! Juliette Lewis, Claire Danes, and Natalie Portman, among others, auditioned for Andy Sachs. But ultimately, Anne Hathaway landed the role. Like, I personally couldn't imagine anyone else being subjected to Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly???

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Every single day on the set of Barbie, Margot Robbie gave a pink gift to her co-star Ryan Gosling. Gosling told Variety that the marvelous gifts were "all beach-related, like puka shells [and] a sign that said: 'Pray for surf.'" Like...could you love Margot anymore????

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On Good Hang with Amy Poehler, Carol Burnett described her wholesome 60+ year friendship with Julie Andrews. Burnett and Andrews are an iconic celebrity duo who have worked together on hilarious projects like Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall, and they show up to support one another as they receive awards in the entertainment world. But the most endearing part of their chummy friendship is how they make each other chuckle. While filming The Sound of Music, Burnett told Poehler that Andrews would "send her dirty limericks."

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Carrie Fisher and Penny Marshall, who became best friends when they dated Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel in the '70s, were known for throwing a legendary joint birthday bash every October. They celebrated their birthdays together (both in October, both Libras!) and had some of the wildest experiences with A-List celebrities, like David Bowie and Jack Nicholson.

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On The Rosie O'Donnell Show, Fisher and Marshall revealed that David Bowie crashed one of their parties and that the guest list started out at 60 people but gradually went up to 400 as the years went on.

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When Julia Roberts was born in 1967, Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King paid for her hospital bill. In a recent interview with Gayle King, Roberts said, "My parents had a theatre school in Atlanta called The Actors and Writers Workshop, and one day, Coretta Scott King called my mother and asked if her kids could be part of the school." Roberts continued: "They were having a hard time finding a place that would accept her kids. [The Kings and my parents] all became friends, and they helped us out of a jam."

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Barbra Streisand, who was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, just received the ultimate award beyond her iconic EGOT status. From now on, if you're entering Manhattan from Brooklyn, you'll read the sign "Welcome to Manhattan: Hello, gorgeous!" This quote is a reference to Streisand's Oscar-winning performance in Funny Girl. Legends ONLY!!!

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Almost a year after Speed was released, Keanu Reeves surprised Sandra Bullock with truffles, champagne, and flowers. When they were hanging out together, Bullock casually mentioned she never had truffles before — so, like the kind-hearted man he is, Reeves eventually surprised her. He showed up at her house, saying, "I just thought you might want to try champagne and truffles to see what it's like." Bullock then invited him inside, where she and her friend were painting their nails; she also painted Reeves' nails.

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On a recent podcast episode of Good Hang with Amy Poehler, Viola Davis sat in the chair to discuss her iconic EGOT-winning career, childhood, and more. But the one story that stuck out was her experience filming Doubt with the legendary Meryl Streep. Davis revealed to Poehler that she was beyondddddd starstruck by Streep (naturally) because she had followed her entire career. As a result, she was especially awkward around her and didn't know how to handle being on set with her. And if you're a fan of Streep, then you sometimes do silly things to impress her, as Davis did.

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Jordan Peele made Daniel Kaluuya film the famous "Give me the keys, Rose" scene in Get Out several times. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Peele pushed Kaluuya that day on set because he wanted his character (Chris) to finally break free. "Each take I was trying to rev [Daniel] up more and get him to th

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