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John Goodman may love Roseanne Barr, but he doesn't deem her a necessary part of "The Conners."

The Gary Sinise Foundation sent more than 1,000 Gold Star children to Disney World.

Keith Richards, as famous for his hedonism as he is for his guitar riffs, is sober.

President Trump pointed out an apparent hypocrisy in the mainstream media on Thursday, declaring that MSNBC star Mika Brzezinski would be in hot water for calling Secretary of State Mike Pompeo a “butt-boy” if she had different political views.

The iHeartRadio Music Awards is on the move again.

Rapper Post Malone’s latest custom-made Crocs sold out in 10 minutes.

Kourtney Kardashian showed off her very lavish Christmas decorations on Instagram yesterday.

Actress Cybill Shepherd claims that her 1995-1998 show “Cybill” was canceled abruptly after she refused an advance from now-disgraced former CBS boss Les Moonves.

Miss USA may be giving America a bad name in the Miss Universe pageant.

Kanye West may have found his new musical sidekick, a talking tree.

“Veep” star Julia Louis-Dreyfus opened up about her younger sister Emma’s death.

Amy Duggar King, the liberal-leaning cousin of the "19 Kids and Counting" family, bragged that she and husband Dillon King have sex "all the time. All the time. You can't hide that."

Miley Cyrus addressed rumors that she'll appear in an episode of “Black Mirror” in season 5.

A petition is calling for the removal of a "Once Upon a Deadpool" poster, saying it's a "form of religious discrimination" against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

Singer Robin Thicke got candid in a recent radio interview about the loss of his father, actor and TV host Alan Thicke, in 2016.

CNN took some shots at first lady Melania Trump on Wednesday night after she expressed bemusement over the press coverage of her and her family.

Def Leppard, Stevie Nicks and Janet Jackson are among the 2019 inductees to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Oscar-winning movie director Ron Howard says he still feels connected to the Oklahoma town where he was born but never lived, after visiting the now-shuttered hospital of his birth.

CBS News on Wednesday said it settled a lawsuit with three women who accused former TV anchor Charlie Rose of sexual misconduct and claimed the network chose not to act despite being aware of the journalist’s behavior.

John Hillner plays former President George H.W. Bush in the upcoming Dick Cheney biopic, "Vice."