Superstar Taylor Swift finally got political this election cycle, but will it matter? Some say the statement is already cashing in on returns — it’s being called the “Taylor Swift Effect.”
After very publicly revealing her secret divorce last week, retired Olympic gold-medal gymnast Mary Lou Retton is opening up about her life after going single for the first time in 27 years, and the excitement she’s feeling to start a new chapter.
Matthew McConaughey sat down for an interview about his career where he revealed that he nearly landed one of the 1990s most iconic heartthrob roles in “Titanic.”
Mac Miller died from a mix of fentanyl, cocaine and ethanol in September when his body was found inside his California home, the coroner’s office said Monday.
NBC has infuriated veterans with a pair on incidents over the past week that have resulted in critics questioning the culture of the network and examining the lack of sensitivity when it comes to the brave men and women who have serviced in the military.
Kenan Thompson spoke out about his "Saturday Night Live" co-star Pete Davidson's joke about Dan Crenshaw, a Texas Republican running for Congress who lost an eye while serving in the U.S. military, saying the comedian "definitely missed the mark."
Pamela Anderson sat down for a lengthy interview with Australia’s “60 Minutes” where she made some controversial comments about the #MeToo movement and the negative impact she perceives it having on men.
“Growing Up Hip Hop” star Angela Simmons paid tribute to her former fiancé Sutton Tennyson on Sunday after he was shot and killed in Atlanta over the weekend.
When Kelsey Merritt moved to New York City from the Philippines in 2017 to pursue modeling, she had big dreams. But she exceeded them by booking the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show out of the gate.
Republican Congressional candidate Dan Crenshaw took the high road Sunday after SNL actor Pete Davidson joked that the former Navy SEAL's eye patch made him look like a "hit man in a porno movie."
Discovery debuted the first episode of “Master of Arms,” a show that seeks to show the world that weaponry isn’t violent, but rather a modern showcase of history and art.
ABC News White House correspondent Tara Palmeri is recalling how the celebrity hot-head Alec Baldwin once told her, “I hope you choke to death,” when she was working as a tabloid reporter in New York City.