One Direction band member Liam Payne and his girlfriend, British pop star Cheryl, took to social media Thursday to celebrate their son's first birthday, as rumors about their relationship swirled.
The panel on “The View” had a lot to say about the recent dust up between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. On Thursday’s broadcast, the panel discussed who would win in a fight and even called Biden’s threat chivalrous in its way.
Astro's star pitcher Justin Verlander is gearing up for another season after a year of mostly wins. But apart from baseball, the athlete is also adjusting to married life with super-model wife, Kate Upton.
The panel on “The View” had a lot to say about the recent dust up between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. On Thursday’s broadcast, the panel discussed who would win in a fight and even called Biden’s threat chivalrous in its way.
ABC’s revamped version of “American Idol” continues to be plagued with negative attention stemming from off-camera scandals surrounding the show’s superstar judge, Katy Perry, and embattled emcee Ryan Seacrest.
Rock and roll star Ozzy Osbourne has filed a class-action lawsuit against Anschutz Entertainment Group for allegedly “coercing” artists, such as himself, into playing at both of AEG's London and Los Angeles venues.
NBC has had a lot of success with its country crooner "Voice" coach Blake Shelton, so it was only natural that ABC would cast country star Luke Bryan to serve as a judge on its reboot of "American Idol."
Zach Braff is ready to make his return to network TV in a big way, this time with a family-friendly show titled “Alex, Inc.” based on the story behind the “Startup” podcast.
The New York Times altered a story regarding the departure of Facebook’s chief information security officer over his handling of Russian interference in order leave out details that were seemingly unfavorable to Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg.
An employee at a Corpus Christi, Texas news station has been fired and others suspended or reprimanded after a live broadcast was interrupted with vulgar and disturbing audio clip.
An employee at a Corpus Christi, Texas news station has been fired and others suspended or reprimanded after a live broadcast was interrupted with vulgar and disturbing audio clip.
