Celebrity scion Ronan Farrow said that Hillary Clinton tried to avoid speaking to him for his new book because he was in the middle of exposing her good friend Harvey Weinstein as a sexual predator.
Kiss frontman Paul Stanley fondly recalled his rock and roll days surrounded by groupies in the 1970s, saying it was the most “amazing part” of his life.
MSNBC star Joy Reid is in crisis mode as the liberal media turns on her and critics attempt debunk her bizarre claim that hackers planted homophobic slurs on her old website to tarnish her name.
"Fix Upper" stars Chip and Joanna Gaines are getting ready for baby No.5, but the reality stars recently admitted that they have yet to decide on a name for their new bundle of joy.
The man accused of killing Morgan Freeman’s step-granddaughter E’Dena Hines claimed the woman and the actor had an “inappropriate” sexual relationship.
A popular YouTuber who was fined for teaching a pet pug to give a Nazi salute and posting the video online has turned to GoFundMe to raise money for his legal appeal.
Hank Azaria addressed Tuesday night the controversy surrounding “The Simpsons” character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon and said he’s willing to stop voicing the cartoon to make room for “something new.”
Jurors at Bill Cosby's sexual assault retrial are poised to start deliberating after a marathon day of closing arguments that portrayed the comedian both as a calculating predator who's finally being brought to justice and the victim of a multimillion-dollar frame-up by a "pathological liar."
Pop star Madonna has lost her battle to prevent an auction of her personal items, including a love letter from her ex-boyfriend, the late rapper Tupac Shakur, a pair of worn panties and a hairbrush containing her hair.
Kanye West canceled 21 tour dates in 2016 after suffering a “nervous breakdown,” but there are new fears for his health after he abruptly fired manager Scooter Braun and a “friend” claimed West had been addicted to opioids.
Warner Bros. Pictures brought out the big names for its CinemaCon presentation Tuesday, from stars like Sandra Bullock to movies like "Wonder Woman 2," but it was Bradley Cooper's "A Star is Born" that stole the show.
