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October 24, 2025

Diane Keaton’s Former $25 Million L.A. Home Still Reflects Her Timeless Design Touch

Inside Diane Keaton’s Former Los Angeles Mansion — Now Listed for $25 Million, the Beverly Hills Home Still Radiates Her Signature Style and Warmth There are homes that whisper stories, and then there are homes that speak in the unmistakable voice of the people who shaped them. Diane Keaton’s former Los Angeles estate — now back on the market for $25 million — belongs to that rare second category. Even years after she moved out, the house still carries her signature charm, her love of craftsmanship, and her effortless mix of history and Hollywood. Located in the heart of Beverly

October 13, 2025

Diane Keaton’s Onscreen Daughters Honor Her With Heartfelt Tributes 💔

Mandy Moore, Olivia Wilde, and Kimberly Williams-Paisley Share Emotional Tributes to Diane Keaton, Remembering Her Humor, Heart, and “Immaculate Energy” Hollywood continues to mourn the loss of Diane Keaton, a woman whose grace, humor, and unmatched warmth shaped generations of filmgoers — and countless actors who had the privilege of calling her “Mom” on screen. Among those paying tribute to the Oscar-winning icon are three actresses who each shared deep, personal memories of what it was like to work alongside her: Mandy Moore, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, and Olivia Wilde. Each of them had their own version of Diane — the mother

October 12, 2025

Diane Keaton’s Friend Breaks Silence on Her Sudden Weight Loss Before Death

Diane Keaton’s Longtime Friend Reveals the Heartbreaking Final Visit Weeks Before Her Death — “She Was So Special, She Just Lit Up a Room” In the days following Diane Keaton’s passing at age 79, those closest to her have begun to share memories of a woman whose warmth and humor left a mark far beyond Hollywood. One of those voices is her dear friend, songwriter Carole Bayer Sager, who opened up to People magazine about her final moments with the Oscar-winning actress. For Sager, the visit was filled with laughter, affection, and an unexpected sense of concern that now feels