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Singer Barbra Streisand slammed President Trump in an interview and urged people to go out and vote.

Queen Elizabeth has said goodbye to her beloved furry friend.

Suzanne Somers can vividly recall the moment when she heard the word cancer for the first time.

Olympic medalist Michael Phelps said he contemplated suicide and isolated himself from loved ones during the height of his depression in 2014.

HBO has announced that all of its shows featuring sexually intimate scenes henceforth will have a monitor known as an “intimacy coordinator” on set.

Robert De Niro thanked law enforcement for "protecting us" after his New York City restaurant was the target of a suspicious package discovered Thursday.

The athlete recently opened up about embracing retirement and said that she has now come to terms with ending her career as an alpine skier.

Hip-hop star Tyler the Creator was involved in a scary accident early Thursday, totaling his Tesla after slamming into a parked car in Los Angeles.

Kaley Cuoco recently treated "Big Bang Theory" fans to a glimpse of the show's Halloween episode by sharing a few throwback photos with her co-star, Johnny Galecki in an Instagram collage. 

Megyn Kelly is leaving the building, according to the $69 million woman's own soon-to-be ex-colleagues at 30 Rock, who confirmed the poorly kept secret Friday morning with a tweet.

A plane carrying Meghan Markle and Prince Harry was forced to abort its landing at Sydney airport on Friday and flew around because there was another aircraft on the runway.

A new documentary series by the Smithsonian Channel attempts to shed light on the jaw-dropping impeachment crisis that rocked the Bill Clinton presidency and made a White House intern one of the most talked-about women in the world.

The Halloween classic was first released in 1993, and in honor of its milestone anniversary, we're taking a look back at the cult favorite.

We’ve all had a lazy weekend, complete with junk food, few to no plans and, of course, a whole lot of binge-watching TV on Netflix.

Dan O’Donnell is not giving up in his efforts to set the record straight about one of the most controversial crimes to be covered by Netflix.

It’s been 40 years since the original “Halloween” movie scared the daylights out of audiences in 1978 — and the frightening film franchise has come a long way.

Former The Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft surprised the hosts of "BBC Breakfast" during his recent appearance on the morning show.