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  © AP Click here to read the full article. Paul Walker’s daughter, Meadow, is commemorating what would have been the late actor’s 47th birthday by sharing a photo on Instagram. In the family photo mage, Walker is holding his baby daughter and smiling. Meadow Walker wrote in the caption,  “The moment I realized we are twins,” Meadow Walker, who works as a model, added in the caption, “Happy birthday to the most beautiful soul.” Paul Walker died in November 2013 at age 40 in a car crash. The accident happened a few weeks after Meadow turned 15. Walker and friend Roger Rodas were killed when their 2005 Porsche Carrera GT slammed into a pole and burst into flames. A year before his death, Meadow moved to live with him after spending most of her childhood in Hawaii with her mother. Meadow also keeps her father’s memory alive on the Paul Walker Foundation Instagram page. Paul Walker is best known for his work in The Fast and the Furious film franchise. He also appeared in the films...

 Chrissy Teigen is opening up about finding random photos in her camera roll at the same time as the world reacts to Chris Evans seemingly accidentally leaking a NSFW photo of himself in his own camera roll. The 34-year-old Chrissy’s Court star spoke out amid much social media banter about the situation on Saturday night (September 12). PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Chrissy Teigen “My WhatsApp automatically saves every photo to my roll so any boobs in my phone are my girlfriends showing me their boobs or boobs they hate or boobs they love or yeah def also my boobs. I’d say 80 percent of my roll is whatsapp nonsense between friends,” she wrote. “I know you can change the settings but I like it. Tons of pics of the kids between families, easy when it saves. It just means that every once in a while there is a crazy random meme I don’t recall in my roll!” Find out what one actor said to Chris Evans to encourage him amid the alleged photo leak debacle.

 Chris Evans has social media fans all hot and bothered after accidentally sharing a risque image of genitals on Instagram. The “Knives Out” actor shared a video of his family laughing as they played a game of “Heads Up” on his Instagram Story. However, the since-deleted video ended with a bit of a mishap on the actor’s part. According to EOnline, when the pre-recorded video ended, his phone seemed to have shown the photo roll grid on his device, which appeared to include some NSFW images, including one that many of his 5.9 million believe to be an erect penis. CHRIS EVANS SAYS HE'S BACKING OFF TRUMP CRITICISM WHILE RAMPING UP POLITICAL WEBSITE 'Avengers' actor Chris Evans accidentally shared NSFW photos on social media. (Michael Tran/FilmMagic) Although the actor quickly took the video down, many were able to screengrab the photo grid to speculate on whether or not Evans accidentally shared a snap of his own penis. He has yet to comment publicly on the gaffe, meaning it’s ...

 Scott Evans is reacting to his brother Chris Evans‘ alleged NSFW leak being talked about all over social media. The 36-year-old Almost Love actor reacted to his 39-year-old older brother’s predicament with a hilarious post on Sunday (September 13). PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Scott Evans “Was off social media for the day yesterday. So. What’d I miss?” he tweeted. If you were off social media too, Chris shared an innocent video of his family playing the game Heads Up. The video was actually a screen recording from an iPhone and when the video ended, it showed the camera roll on the phone. The photos that were shown on the camera roll included several pictures of Chris, the Heads Up video, and a photo of a penis. There’s no way of confirming who the man in the photo is though, or whose camera roll is captured in the video. Click here to find out more! Here’s what Chris Evans’ fans are doing about it…

 TORONTO -- Sunday's Google Doodle pays tribute to famed Canadian athlete and cancer activist Terry Fox on the anniversary of the first run event organized across Canada in his honour. The Doodle, illustrated by Toronto-based artist Lynn Scurfield, replaces the usual Google logo with an image of Fox running in a valley near a lake. The sun shines above him and the clouds in the background spell "Google." The illustration pays homage to Fox’s original "Marathon of Hope" which he started on April 12, 1980, three years after he was diagnosed with bone cancer and had his right leg amputated. Beginning in St John's, N.L., Fox ran almost 42 kilometres every day for more than four months in his ambitious cross-country mission to raise money for cancer research. But by kilometre 5,373, the cancer he’d been fighting spread to his lungs, and he was forced to stop running. Sept. 1, 1980 marked the last day of the Marathon of Hope. Fox died in hospital the following sum...