The term “catch and kill” has become increasingly popular in recent weeks as reports surface that the National Enquirer used the practice to keep potentially damaging stories about then-candidate Donald Trump out of the news.
A Massachusetts woman says in a lawsuit filed against Mario Batali that the celebrity chef forcibly kissed her and groped her in a Boston restaurant in 2017.
When Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton married into the royal family, both accessorized their wedding dresses with diamond tiaras, and the Duchess of Cambridge sometimes dons similar sparkling headpieces for special occasions.
Former President Bill Clinton, Smokey Robinson, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Cicely Tyson will be among the speakers at Aretha Franklin's funeral next week.
Michael Strahan, Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long were all in when they learned that Fox would televise “Thursday Night Football” for the first time ever. The logistics, on the other hand, took some effort – and the approval of Long’s wife.
Comedy Central’s “Daily Show” star Trevor Noah wouldn’t apologize for – but attempted to explain -- a recently unearthed joke about the appearance of Aboriginal women that he made earlier in his career.
Robin Leach, a journalist best known for being the host of “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous,” died Thursday night, according to Las Vegas Review-Journal columnist John Katsilometes.
In the 10 months since Harvey Weinstein‘s sexual misconduct scandal, only Scarlett Johansson and Vanessa Hudgens have dared to wear Marchesa, the brand designed by the disgraced producer’s ex-wife, Georgina Chapman, on the red carpet.
Emily Ratajskowski became a household name after her risqué appearance (wearing a nude thong) in the “Blurred Lines,” music video and starring as Ben Affleck’s mistress in the thriller “Gone Girl.”