Josh Seiter's death was announced Monday in an Instagram post. "The Bachelorette" star competed on season 11 of the dating program with Kaitlyn Bristowe.
Ron Jeremy accused of sexual assault and drugging women's drinks in negligence suit filed against the legendary West Hollywood hotspot, Rainbow Bar & Grill.
Jessie James Decker took to her Instagram story on Sunday to answer pregnancy-related questions with her millions of followers. Decker, 35, is pregnant with her fourth child.
Drea de Matteo launched an OnlyFans account during the fourth week of the ongoing actors strike, joining Denise Richards, Sami Sheen and Carmen Electra on the subscription site.
Selena Gomez revealed she broke her hand and had surgery in response to a fan account encouraging people to buy and stream her new song, "Single Soon." The song was released Aug. 25.
Dolly Parton recently revealed that Kate Middleton extended her an invitation for tea. While many would have dropped everything at such an offer, Dolly explains why she had to pass.
Florence Welch, lead singer of Florence and the Machine, announced that she canceled recent shows because she had to undergo an unnamed emergency surgery.
The Video Vanguard Award is set to be given to Shakira at this year's MTV Video Music Awards. The ceremony will be held in Newark, New Jersey, at the Prudential Center.
Jessica Simpson revealed that her three young kids are aware and confused by the criticism she receives for her weight, asking their mother why she is not just called "pretty" in the news.
Raunchy comedies like Jennifer Lawrence's latest film "No Hard Feelings" and Will Ferrell's comedy "Strays" are marking a return of the genre to the big screen after time away amid cancel culture.
"Wheel of Fortune" star Vanna White recalled being a contestant on "Price is Right" with Bob Barker before she became a host on her own popular game show.
Mitchel Musso, who starred as Oliver Oken on "Hannah Montana," was arrested Saturday in Texas and booked on multiple charges including being drunk in public
Arleen Sorkin, who was the voice of the original DC Comics character Harley Quinn on "Batman: The Animated Series," and starred on "Days of Our Lives," died.