Blog Posts by Soraya Roberts

Danielle Fishel on the cover of Maxim.

Cory Matthews and Shawn Hunter aren't the only "Boy Meets World" stars who have improved with age.

Danielle Fishel, who played Cory's wife Topanga Lawrence on the ABC sitcom (and will reprise her role for the new Disney spinoff "Girl Meets World") has returned to the spotlight as Maxim's April cover girl.

"Ahhh! I'm so excited to be @MaximMag 's April cover girl!" Fishel tweeted on Friday.

See also: Rowan Blanchard cast as Cory and Topanga's daughter on 'Girl Meets World'

The 31-year-old actress, who played Topanga from 1993 to 2000, strips down to bits of lingerie for the photo shoot, which has a vintage "naughty housewife" feel. And Fishel showed off her X-rated conversation as well.

Keshia Knight Pulliam on the set of the reality show "Splash." (Splash Images)

Rudy Huxtable is all grown up!

Keshia Knight Pulliam, who played Cliff Huxtable's adorable daughter on "The Cosby Show" from 1984 to 1992, was photographed in Los Angeles on Thursday diving into a pool for the reality show "Splash."

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Having lost the pigtails, 33-year-old Pulliam was somewhat difficult to recognize in her colourful bathing suit. But fans will get a closer look at the New Jersey native on March 19, when the ABC reality competition series premieres. Based on a Dutch show, "Splash" involves celebrities diving from extreme heights under the mentorship of Olympic diver Greg Louganis. Alongside Pulliam, 10 other celebs are participating, including Nicole Eggert, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Kendra Wilkinson.

Bianka Kamber and Brad Smith at Operation Smile's Toronto event. (George Pimentel/WireImage)

Bianka Kamber's charitable side has got legs.

The "Bachelor Canada" winner and husband-to-be Brad Smith attended Operation Smile's Toronto Smile Event at the Windsor Arms Hotel on Thursday, along with a handful of other famous faces, including Lydia Hearst and Ben Mulroney. The reality TV stars were there to help celebrate Operation Smile's 30th anniversary after helping perform almost 250,000 free surgeries on children with deformities like cleft palates.

Smith showed up to the "black tie optional" event sporting a charcoal suit with a baby blue silk tie, while his fiancée wore a short black dress, all the better to show off her legs with. The 28-year-old nurse from Ontario, who has admitted she has a weakness for shopping, put her high-cut frock to good use, flashing her shapely gams (not to mention her pearly whites!) for the cameras.

Dan Aykroyd. (Cindy Ord/Getty Images)

Dan Aykroyd will soon be able to count Shirley Douglas as a fan.

A week after Kiefer Sutherland's mother slammed Canada's meagre star system, Aykroyd has announced he will be shooting a cameo for a short film that will promote the acting talent in his hometown of Ottawa.

Aykroyd is reportedly travelling to Canada's capital city later this month to take part in "We Work Ottawa," a five-minute film that will be pitched to Canadian and American film producers.

This sounds like people are responding to Douglas's rally cry at the 11th Annual ACTRA Awards last month, where she received the 2013 Award of Excellence for lifetime achievement. On Feb. 23, the 78-year-old "Wind at My Back" star blasted CBC for not promoting its stars by name and pointed out that Canada-centric celebrities are few and far between.

Jane Lynch is no stranger to covering songs -- she does it all the time on "Glee." But Coach Sylvester tends to be more of a Madonna girl, so it was surprising for us to learn that Lynch will be covering rapper Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" on an upcoming show.

Minaj was impressed with Lynch's cover. (Getty Images)

But in an interview with Conan O'Brien this week, the 52-year-old actress proved she could bust out some phat tunes on command after telling the host that she sat next to Minaj at Elton John's Oscar party last month. When O'Brien asked if Lynch could still remember the lyrics of her new "Glee" cover song, the Emmy winner then proceeded to close her eyes and do an impressive chunk of the 2010 tune.

"It took me so long," she said afterwards. "I worked so hard on that."

Christoph Waltz may be a two-time Oscar winner, but back in the '70s, he was just a baby. A baby who sang and danced.

Next Movie dug up a 1977 clip of the 56-year-old Oscar winner, in which Waltz plays a character named Stargast on the Viennese children's show "Am Dam Des." In a pair of rainbow-coloured spandex overalls and a tight red turtleneck, Waltz sings his heart out as he reportedly plays the New Year baby.

"I am the new year, younger than the old year. How much younger, you ask me? 365 days exactly," the Austrian actor reportedly trills in German.

Edward Furlong has been sentenced to six months jail time in connection with an alleged assault on actress Monica Keena. (Getty Images)

In perhaps one of the oddest '90s culture collisions ever, Abby Morgan from "Dawson's Creek" and John Connor from "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" dated for about four years.

We made the connection after news broke this week that Edward Furlong (who played John in the hit 1991 movie) was sentenced to 180 days in jail for violating two different probations involving Monica Keena (who played Abby on "Dawson's Creek" from 1998 to 1999).

According to TMZ, one of the probations arose from two arrests -- one which alleged Furlong used force against Keena, and the other from a protective order that banned him from contacting his ex. Furlong was sentenced on Monday in Los Angeles.

Forget "Oz: The Great and Powerful"! Mila Kunis recently had a powerful experience of her own during an interview.

In London last month to promote her new film, in which Kunis plays naive witch Theodora, Ashton Kutcher's gal pal helped put first-time interviewer Chris Stark (of BBC's Radio 1) at ease. The 29-year-old actress motivated him telling him he was doing "fantastic."

Kunis enjoyed Stark going off topic to talk about Jagerbombs, football (European style), and Nando's chicken restaurant. "This is way more fun for me," she said, holding the mic and imploring Stark not to continue with his "Oz"-related questions. "This is the best interview I've had all day."

See also: Mila Kunis gets 'nervous' talking about Ashton (VIDEO)

The brunette beauty is not the only actress who has benefited from impromptu journalism. Here's a round up of some other stars who have had some unexpectedly memorable moments with their interviewers.