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Sophia Bush explained why she left “Chicago P.D” and said she was assaulted in a room full of men who refused to help her.

NBC News announced on Tuesday that Kathie Lee Gifford is leaving the “Today” show, where she has been the longtime host of the final hour of the Peacock Network flagship morning program.

A controversial new biopic about T.E. Lawrence suggests British secret service may have murdered the famous desert warrior. 

Former Poison frontman Bret Michaels felt inspired after performing at a charity event to not only get himself in shape, but be open about his medical issues.

On Monday night, Bryan Cranston appeared on “The Late Show” and spoke about what makes him “mad as hell.”

TIME magazine named “The Guardians” and the “War on Truth” as the 2018 Person of the Year – marking the first time that someone who is no longer alive was selected, while President Trump finished as the runner up despite previously saying he couldn’t imagine anyone else being selected.

Megan Fox has had her share of #MeToo experiences, but she's vowed to keep them to herself.

CNN anchor Don Lemon sounded off on what he called President Trump’s “lies,” and claimed the commander in chief's supporters only call out fact-fudging when it comes from Democrats.

MSNBC anchor Ali Velshi mocked the Trump administration amid the search a new White House Chief of Staff.

“Bohemian Rhapsody,” the 1975 single that is British rock band Queen’s most well-known hit, has become the most streamed song from the 20th century.

Actress and host of “The Red Table Talk,” Jada Pinkett Smith, got candid in her latest episode about having past relationships with white men and how the issue of race always led to the end of the relationship.

Meghan Markle made a surprise appearance at the British Fashion Awards on Monday wearing a sleek one should black Givenchy dress — but it was her nail color that made headlines.

Kevin Hart's ex-wife, Torrei, spoke out in defense of the comedian after he backed out of hosting the Oscars over allegedly homophobic tweets and jokes.

Legendary pinup Bettie Page, who heated up the ‘50s with her racy good girl gone bad snaps and became a target of anti-pornography investigators, passed away on December 11, 2008 — but now a new book is unveiling a new side to the Playboy Playmate.

Doris Day gave a rare interview about her beloved friend Rock Hudson decades after she left Hollywood behind in 1973.

The Holderness Family, famous for creating parody songs, took a new approach to the Christmas classic, "Baby, It's Cold Outside" after the recent fallout surrounding the lyrics from the original song.

A former musical director for the United Nations and TV's Arsenio Hall Show has been arrested for allegedly embezzling $750,000 "from a charity concert for homeless children" and using the money for his personal spending, including buying a home for his ex-wife in Southern California.

Chrissy Teigen is certainly feeling the love from her dad in honor of her special day.

Floyd Estel Parton, a singer-songwriter and Dolly Parton's brother, has died, Fox News can confirm. He was 61.

Following Kevin Hart’s announcement that he was bowing out of as host of the 2019 Academy Awards, a report on Monday suggested that organizers behind the annual event are considering airing next year’s telecast without a host.