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The singer’s had a rocky relationship with her father the last few years. She mentioned the drama he may have caused in her new song, “Thank U, Next.”

“Jersey Shore” star Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino celebrated Christmas with his new wife Lauren Pesce just days before he has to surrender himself to the Bureau of Prisons.

Brooke Burke is the latest celebrity to suffer property damage from a California fire.

Mayim Bialik is on the mend after ending a five-year relationship.

Rob Kardashian is very much a part of the Kardashian family's Christmas festivities, even if we don't always see him.

The Beckhams have been immortalized as Simpsons characters – eight years after being snubbed by the show’s creator for "not being famous enough."

Keira Knightley almost quit acting after the pressures of Hollywood gave her post-traumatic stress disorder.

“Empire” star Terrence Howard proposed to his ex-wife Mira Pak more than three years after the couple divorced.

Bethenny Frankel’s relationship with film producer Paul Bernon is now Instagram official.

For the third time since his 2012 Oscar-nominated film "Flight," filmmaker Robert Zemeckis tanked at the box office last weekend, with Universal/DreamWorks’ "Welcome to Marwen" bottoming out with $2.3M at 1,911 theaters.

Norman Reedus gave fans the first glimpse of his daughter he and girlfriend Diane Kruger welcomed last month.

Rapper 21 Savage apologized this week for his "Jewish money" lyrics that got LeBron James in hot water.

The year 2018 was rife with celebrity drama, from stars going to rehab, going broke, or simply going off the deep end.

Marlo Thomas couldn’t have been that girl without some inspiration from her dad.

The Wests went all out for this year's Christmas Eve soiree.

Mayim Bialik opened up about feeling lonely over the holidays.

Jordan Peele gave his fans a Christmas gift by dropping the trailer for his upcoming film "Us" on Tuesday.

“Guardians of the Galaxy” star Chris Pratt was characterized as “problematic” by an entertainment magazine because he hunts in what many are calling a "hit piece."

When Bing Crosby recorded 1942’s “White Christmas,” the entertainer was reportedly “in the dumps.”

It’s a holiday movie with singing, dancing, family…and zombies.