It looks like there’s no hard feelings between John Oliver and Charlotte Pence after the former released a spoof of her new children’s book that quickly shot to number one on Amazon.
William Shatner is not dead, and he’s upset at Facebook for making some people think he is. The star dressed down the social network on Twitter after an eagle-eyed fan noticed it was promoting an incorrect story about his death.
Famed actor Fred Savage is the target of a new harassment lawsuit from a woman who worked in wardrobe on his recent Fox show, “The Grinder.” The star, however, is denying the validity of the allegations after an internal investigation found no merit in the claims.
Gisele Bundchen has been one of the most influential names in modeling for years. Now, she’s ready to tell her story and share the lessons she’s learned throughout her life in a new tell-all book, “Lessons: My Path to a Meaningful Life.”
After Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles went public with their romance in the early 2000s, Queen Elizabeth II was not quick to bless the couple with her royal approval, having once reportedly called Bowles "that wicked woman," according to British investigative journalist Tom Bower.
Luke Bryan is sticking up for his fellow "American Idol" judge Katy Perry after she surprised a conservative contestant with his first kiss, though he told the star he was saving his first kiss for a special moment.
In an excerpt from her new autobiography, “Every Day I’m Hustling,” Vivia A. Fox opened up about complying with famed director Quentin Tarantino's on-set demands while working on the 2003 film "Kill Bill."
Liberal lawmakers and media members have pushed a narrative that President Trump’s campaign used data mining to win the 2016 election – but nobody seemed to mind when President Obama’s team did the same thing.
Harvey Weinstein’s company owes money to a slew of businesses and celebrities, including former first daughter Malia Obama, Jennifer Lawrence and Robert De Niro, new court documents revealed days after The Weinstein Company announced it filed for bankruptcy.
Pam Dawber, who co-starred with Robin Williams on the hit sitcom “Mork & Mindy,” says in an upcoming book that the late comedian loved to joke around on set and there were no shortage of sexual antics while filming.