Harlan Ellison, the pugnacious author of "A Boy and His Dog," who lambasted society in nightmare fiction and stinging essays for half a century, has died.
XXXTentacion’s music video for his song “Sad!” was posthumously released the same week as the late rapper’s memorial service, which was held in Florida.
Kendrick Lamar is speaking up about the N-word a month after calling a white female fan out for not skipping the word as she sang along to one of his songs on stage at an Alabama music festival.
A former top editor of The New York Times scolded the paper in a fiery email that compared the Gray Lady to a 10th grader who needs a “course correction.”
Mel B is under fire again in her ongoing legal bout with ex-husband Stephen Belafonte as a mutual friend of the former couple alleges she solicited him to ‘harm’ Stephen.
Media members and Hollywood are in crisis mode at the thought of President Trump selecting a Supreme Court Justice who doesn’t align with their liberal agenda.
XXXTentacion’s music video for his song “Sad!” was posthumously released the same week as the late rapper’s memorial service, which was held in Florida.
Stage, film and TV actor Stanley Anderson, known for his role as the judge in the final episode of "Seinfeld" and as General Slocum in "Spider-Man," has died.
In a new #MeToo movement setback for NBC News, a report details how the network -- with a shady recent history of burying news related to sexual misconduct - passed on a detailed piece in which Sil Lai Abrams accused music mogul Russell Simmons and "Extra" host A.J. Calloway of sexual assault.